A Real Estate Agent employed by the Keller Williams Coastal Estates Office in Carmel California found a Seller interested in selling a Rural Monterey County home.
The home was not in marketable condition for "A Paper Financing". It had many gross defects that would have led many to claim the home was "unlivable". It needed numerous repairs. The only financing that would have been available to a Buyer was a "Construction Loan".
Making a home that is "not viable" for A Paper Financing "appear viable" is a big deal. Seller's will pay a lot of money to others for helping them to create a livable home and/or to create the illusion of one, as this case details.
In "Conspiratorial Lingo", the Seller hired a "Fixer" (the Real Estate Agent) to help him sell a home for more than it was worth.
The Real Estate Agent brought in Contractors known to him via other Real Estate Agents in his Brokerage Office to "do" the concealment work.
The Real Estate Agent also brought in Inspectors who created "pre-sale inspection reports" that had missing and fraudulent information in them that also helped conceal defects and redirect attention, with the later being of very serious concern.
The "network of professionals" with a "Real Estate Agent" at the center of the organizational work makes this appear to be "organized crime"
HOWEVER, that's just the bottom part of the organization. There's far more going on with the Real Estate Agent and his peers...
The contract presented to us for use by our own Broker, Coldwell Banker out of Morgan Hill, did NOT represent CA Code 1102 properly. CA Code 1102 is a California Consumer Protection Law that was created in 1985 to define an appropriate negotiation and property transfer process. There's also a GROSS scheme that has been in play since 1985 with no proper oversight? How could that be?
We found out how that scheme could have survived for over 30 years when we considered Mediation and tried to hire an Attorney.
In order for this type of "organized crime" to have stayed in play for 30+ years, it required the use of Attorneys and Mediators who used "Confidential Negotiations" as a weapon against every community member across the State of California.
When not one Attorney out of 70 would even return an email to a request for case review, after 6 had expressed interest but oddly referred us out to their peers in other firms, for no logical reason, things became clear.
No Attorney so far is willing to take the construction defect case. With the extended light we've shed on the Real Estate Brokers and Attorneys, they don't want to expose their own industry for fraud. That creates a scenario where they might implicate themselves and their peers in numerous prior acts of Mal Practice, and who wants to do that?
So, looking at all of this from the top down...
Attorneys and Mediation Companies in California have been profiting from and covering for Industry Wide Brokerage Fraud by handling complaints with Confidentiality Agreements.
"Organized Crime"
Real Estate Brokers state wide have been Conspiring to Present Contracts that disadvantaged Buyers illegally, in a systemic fashion since 1985.
"Organized Crime"
A Brokerage Agent used Contracting Contacts known to he and other members in his office to do concealment work
"Organized Crime"
A Brokerage Agent used Home Inspectors known to he and other members in his office to do concealment work
"Organized Crime"
We have websites that look at this from the top, down. They can feel a bit overwhelming.
Start from the bottom up.
It's easier to see and understand each piece when consumed from the bottom up.
Killer Whales eating keels is an great example of "bottom up" dining fit for all. May they expand dramatically in their pursuit of a world filled with more respectful sailors.
Welcome to an unraveling of "decentralized organized crime", a few industries at a time.
