All Forum Posts by: Dana Whicker

From what I can find Curtis DeYoung is his name.  The court appointed receiver has submitted a plan where everyone that has an account there would get a 10% haircut.  Ironically, the thief did not use money from everyone's account, but it looks like everyone is going to pay.  It seems if you don't have cash in your account to cover, they expect you to sell assets.  That's harsh.

A seller paying for repairs happens all the time.  The most common reason is as a result of inspection but everything is negotiable.  The seller often wants to close just as much as the buyer does.

Try Security First as well, and yes, crazy insurance premiums from companies you may never have heard is just part of doing business in FL.