In my experience, any alleged money-making scheme where they can't tell you what it is....CAN YOU SAY SCAM?

@Dante Nava I keep getting solicitations for a money-making opportunity (I never buy any of these, but I learn something from some of them) called Hooked on Overages which allegedly teaches you how to find foreclosed homeowners who don't know they are owed an overage from when their property was sold in a tax sale.

All it would take is someone (like a disgruntled owner) to bellyache to the right person to initiate a legal remedy for your alleged violation.

However current im in contact with an organization who allege to give up to 10,000 to first time home buyers in the State of VA after you take a course with them and they evaulate your credit to make sure you are "ready" to buy a home, also they claim to connect you with a consulatant.

In Sept 2012 I now decided to move to a new insurance provider - insurance provider BSO now Fast forward to Jan 2013 I am served with an alleged dog bite incident that took place allegedly in July of 2012.Would this be turned over to the current insurance provider - Insurance provider B or the Insurance provider A - the provider who was providing the coverage at the time ofo the alleged incident?

It is clearly - albeit allegedly, as I have not seen any proof of David’s success personally - is working for him.

The other horrible part about this incident is that allegedly there were NO smoke detectors installed.

An owner/operator will carry, normal property insurance to cover the existing loan AND liability insurance for tenant and their guest(s) alleged injuries on the property. 

Worse, any improvements you make to the property probably were done by a volunteer and therefore belong to the fee owner and you may not be entitled to reimbursement.Sure you can allege anything you want in a quiet title action, and if nobody responds who is the wiser. 

I recently listened to a podcast by Vincent Polici where he played a recording between Tom and a student who questioned Tom in allegations to mail fraud, misrepresentation and other crimes.