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Duane Chapman and his late wife Beth Chapman bought a $2,240,000 home in Oahu, Hawaii in 2015, but faced some major financial hurdles with the house. As The Sun reports, the Chapmans defaulted on payments and were sued in late 2018. "As of November 27, 2018, there was an outstanding balance due of $109,328.69 for

Duane Chapman and his late wife Beth Chapman bought a $2,240,000 home in Oahu, Hawaii in 2015, but faced some major financial hurdles with the house. As The Sun reports, the Chapmans defaulted on payments and were sued in late 2018. "As of November 27, 2018, there was an outstanding balance due of $109,328.69 for unpaid monthly payments, and reimbursement for utilities, real property taxes and insurance premiums," court documents claimed. 

It appeared that the Chapmans were paying the previous owners, Karen and Craig Mills, directly instead of using a mortgage. The Mills asked that the Chapmans vacate, but they refused to do so. Then, when Beth died in June 2019, they filed papers "to notify the court."

The house in Hawaii came up a few months later in September when Duane spoke to ET. "I have to stay in Hawaii. I have too many brothers and sisters there," he said, but he added that he was selling the house. His reasons for the sale were more sentimental than financial. "It's not morbid," he went on. "[Beth] didn't pass there. But that's her house. My house was the Denver place." Duane revealed that all of Beth's things were still in the house, even her toothbrush, so clearly it was an emotionally intense situation. As of 2021, TMZ reported that Chapman was residing at his home in Colorado.

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