The woman says she has a condo and is fed up.

As far as the woman who sold us the property, she owns a number of properties, and knew that she was selling at a heavy discount to a reputable cash buyer.  

And I have a 6th caller as I write this.The other three each have are different situations and I need help navigating each one.Seller 1 is an older woman, she is under the care of her grandson.  

It helped them to secure HUD contracts for cleaning out HUD homes prior to going on the market because the business was considered a woman-owned business and she was in leadership.So, if you are intending to need any "help" along the way, or get a leg up on another business you are competing with, it makes good sense.

I would suggest doing this immediately: skip trace this woman, and get a more thorough background search.

The westland couple was scammed out of $700 and today another woman was scammed out of $800 thinking she's moving in the house tomorrow morning.I have been thinking of ways to avoid these scams and was wondering if anyone else has other ideas/suggestions.1.

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Then they'd search courthouse records, drive by, check the MLS and see how much BS the Montelongo's and A&E were shoveling that week.There were houses that were rehabbed on the show that the Montelongo's never owned, houses that supposedly sold on the show but not in real life, improvements and landscaping that were taken out after the show, and a woman that, if I recall correctly, was the mother-in-law one week and the open house buyer another week.All part of "reality shows", I suppose, but Armando made it part of his credibility kit, claiming huge numbers of successful rehab flips despite a lack of evidence in the real world.

I've had a similar experience where I had to put the woman's number on my cell phone as "Do Not Answer" as well.

"See, buy my course and bootcamp and mentoring program and you can hang out in Aruba with this gorgeous woman!"