We get calls all the time from people that claim to be investors wanting to buy one of our properties (including some we sold more than a year ago - shows how accurate some of the pay lists actually are) and when pressed, it is clear they are fishing for deals to wholesale without having buyers lined up. 

I think will be extremely difficult for then to get money out of you but may be easy to get a free stay and claim any eviction attempts are retaliatory. 

I closed on a property on 4/3 and the deed is not yet recorded with the county, so the eclipse system is not showing me as an eligible person to claim the property.

Scott brings a wealth of knowledge on the handling any insurance claims along with some amazing, relatable stories.

@Robert S. also, take plenty of photos/videos to document everything, and keep all receipts...you will probably need those items if you go to file claims with insurers/the home warranty company, etc.Unfortunately, in my experience, getting home builders/warranty companies to take ownership of problems like this is often more trouble than it's worth...your mileage may vary....

They disclosed that there was a blockage in the drain and hired a plumber who used a water jet to clear what they claimed were flushable wipes causing the issue.

Idk about legal but I wouldn’t move forward with them, the amount of companies that claim they sent the owner owner held security deposits that don’t is also ridiculous 

The same people who claim the ocean is rising are buying ocean-front property because they know it's not true.

What happens at your closing, if it’s assigned, double closed or traded for a pack of gum, is utterly irrelevant, because the law would already have been broken if that person double closing had at any point prior to the closing “offered to sell” or “ deals in real estate contracts” again what happens at the closing table is irrelevant because by that time the law would have already been violated, by the time someone is at your closing table and double closing a deal, presumably by “offering to sell” the law was already violated prior to them even coming to your closing table You might be right... if VA law actually read the way you claim.

Two things: 1, you will be committing fraud if you memorialize something to paper that didn't exist and claim it was from that date.