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Mark Resnick
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Holly Nance Soultions

Mark Resnick
  • Renter
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Hi,

Has anyone dealt with the company Holly Nance property Solutions? They are based in Trenton, NJ. any help would be appreciated. Thanks

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Chad Clanton
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Chad Clanton
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@Jihad Treadwell, it sounds like a civil and likely criminal lawsuit are in order. You may want to go back and start compiling your timeline from when you "met" this organization onward, see if they have any licenses, insurance, etc, and if there's any way to get your money back other than selling your house for half price. Unfortunately, this is a prime example of why due diligence is so important, even (possibly especially) when you're dealing with contractors. At least with a house you actually have a house, assuming it's not falling down. If someone just takes your money, it's largely gone. For that amount of money and in such a blatant case, I'd start looking into your legal options quickly and not just let it slide. Good luck and let us know if there's any way we can help.

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