You're jumping right to the conclusion that the seller was being dishonest, but you don't seem to consider the option that it may be the tenant that is being dishonest.

When people go around telling people they will buy their house but not disclosing they are a wholesaler, well, thats illegal in some jurisdictions and to not disclose they don't have the money to close is dishonest at best.

Hi Casey Caton, absolutely!

They can provide a report that can be used as evidence if you choose to take legal action.File a complaint with the state: If you believe the seller or agent acted dishonestly, you could file a complaint with the state's regulatory agency that oversees real estate agents.It is important to act quickly and not delay addressing the issue.

If he's willing to be dishonest in one area of life, he's willing to be dishonest in others.

I know it is appalling come to think of it..What is worse look at how you get treated...I have continued to ask for my refund and they just dont answer me..I think I am going to follow your advice and go to small claims court and try to get somthing back..Thanks so much for the invitation I wish the meeting was closer I would have definitely attended..I am tired of giving dishonest people my money...You know what is really interesting only two people signed up for the coaching program me and somebody else...This is when the bell started ringing in my head there is something wrong with this picture.

They are beyond a shadow of a doubt, 100% dishonest scammers!

After they did the work on our home, we found out from several people how horrible this company is and that they are notorious for extremely low quality work, being very sneaky and dishonest, and ripping homeowners and their insurance companies off, but they were who our homeowner's insurance company's referral service recommended we use when we filed our claim.

Sending out mailers and being arguably dishonest with people is not a value add.

They are the ones being dishonest and I am the one taking the loss.