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Man pleads guilty in L.A. real estate scam, held open houses at homes he didn't own

Man pleads guilty in L.A. real estate scam, held open houses at homes he didn't own

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Man pleads guilty in L.A. real estate scam, held open houses at homes he didn't own
Man pleads guilty in L.A. real estate scam, held open houses at homes he didn't own
Man pleads guilty in L.A. real estate scam, held open houses at homes he didn't own
Man pleads guilty in L.A. real estate scam, held open houses at homes he didn't own
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
A man and his sister allegedly ran a real estate scam by "selling" houses that they didn't own.
A man and his sister allegedly ran a real estate scam by "selling" houses that they didn't own.
A South Bay man accepted hundreds of offers from open houses. But the homes weren't for sale
A South Bay man accepted hundreds of offers from open houses. But the homes weren't for sale
A South Bay man accepted hundreds of offers from open houses. But the homes weren't for sale
A South Bay man accepted hundreds of offers from open houses. But the homes weren't for sale
latimes latimes | 1 year ago
Like any legitimate real estate and escrow agents in the red-hot Southern California housing market, Adolfo Schoneke and his sister, Bianca Gonzalez, held open houses and accepted bids on multiple homes. The siblings and others operated real estate companies in Cerritos, La Palma and Long Beach. But there was a problem: The homes they showed were not for sale. In reality, the houses were a front for a scheme that resulted in the loss of more than $6 million for hundreds of victims, federal prose...
Like any legitimate real estate and escrow agents in the red-hot Southern California housing market, Adolfo Schoneke and his sister, Bianca Gonzalez, held open houses and accepted bids on multiple homes. The siblings and others operated real estate companies in Cerritos, La Palma and Long Beach. But there was a problem: The homes they showed were not for sale. In reality, the houses were a front for a scheme that resulted in the loss of more than $6 million for hundreds of victims, federal prose...
Open Houses: 5 Step Plan to Make Money From Open Houses.
Open Houses: 5 Step Plan to Make Money From Open Houses.
Open Houses: 5 Step Plan to Make Money From Open Houses.
Open Houses: 5 Step Plan to Make Money From Open Houses.
timandjulieharris timandjulieharris | 5 years ago
Today we're discussing 5 reasons to LOVE open houses! Yes, serious buyers DO go to open houses. In fact, 20% of them are going to open houses so they can make a decision this weekend! Be the agent the write the contract with. Yes, they seem like buyers, but they're sellers in buyers clothing! We're going to teach you how to capture & convert these hidden leads into big commissions! Schedule A Free Coaching CallVisit Tim & Julie Harris OnlineListen on iTunesListen on Stitcher Learn more about you...
Today we're discussing 5 reasons to LOVE open houses! Yes, serious buyers DO go to open houses. In fact, 20% of them are going to open houses so they can make a decision this weekend! Be the agent the write the contract with. Yes, they seem like buyers, but they're sellers in buyers clothing! We're going to teach you how to capture & convert these hidden leads into big commissions! Schedule A Free Coaching CallVisit Tim & Julie Harris OnlineListen on iTunesListen on Stitcher Learn more about you...
House flipper pleads guilty to fraud of more than $3 million
House flipper pleads guilty to fraud of more than $3 million
House flipper pleads guilty to fraud of more than $3 million
House flipper pleads guilty to fraud of more than $3 million
In-depth analysis, data and st... In-depth analysis, d... | 1 year ago
A Minneapolis operator of several house-flipping businesses pleaded guilty to defrauding investors out of almost $3.2 million in a case involving phony letters, material misrepresentation and misappropriation of funds.Suzanne Grffiths, who now resides in Arizona, found her victims at national real-estate investment training and coaching programs. Active in house-flipping, or fix-and-flip, circles, Griffiths approached individuals she met at events to propose coinvestment opportunities in homes ...
A Minneapolis operator of several house-flipping businesses pleaded guilty to defrauding investors out of almost $3.2 million in a case involving phony letters, material misrepresentation and misappropriation of funds.Suzanne Grffiths, who now resides in Arizona, found her victims at national real-estate investment training and coaching programs. Active in house-flipping, or fix-and-flip, circles, Griffiths approached individuals she met at events to propose coinvestment opportunities in homes ...
Are Discount Real Estate Brokers A Scam?
Are Discount Real Estate Brokers A Scam?
Are Discount Real Estate Brokers A Scam?
Are Discount Real Estate Brokers A Scam?
Realiff Academy Realiff Academy | 1 year ago
No,ย discount real estate broker services are not deceptive in any manner. In truth, they are a long way away from it.Discount brokerage choices may appear to be too good to be true if you are inexperienced with how the internet and technology improvements have transformed the way we purchase and sell a property. However, this is only true if you are completely oblivious to the changes.And, like every other area of the economy, the real estate market contains both excellent and bad companies and...
No,ย discount real estate broker services are not deceptive in any manner. In truth, they are a long way away from it.Discount brokerage choices may appear to be too good to be true if you are inexperienced with how the internet and technology improvements have transformed the way we purchase and sell a property. However, this is only true if you are completely oblivious to the changes.And, like every other area of the economy, the real estate market contains both excellent and bad companies and...
L.A. loves to gawk at and fight about extravagant real estate
L.A. loves to gawk at and fight about extravagant real estate
L.A. loves to gawk at and fight about extravagant real estate
L.A. loves to gawk at and fight about extravagant real estate
latimes latimes | 2 years ago
The L.A. area has long been home to ostentatious houses. Pasadena had Millionaire's Row over 100 years ago. These days Bel-Air has "The One" and the "Starship Enterprise."
The L.A. area has long been home to ostentatious houses. Pasadena had Millionaire's Row over 100 years ago. These days Bel-Air has "The One" and the "Starship Enterprise."
Contractor Agrees to Pay $1.5M, Ex-superintendent Pleads Guilty Over Contaminated Fill
Contractor Agrees to Pay $1.5M, Ex-superintendent Pleads Guilty Over Contaminated Fill
Contractor Agrees to Pay $1.5M, Ex-superintendent Pleads Guilty Over Contaminated Fill
Contractor Agrees to Pay $1.5M, Ex-superintendent Pleads Guilty Over Contaminated Fill
Engineering News-Record Engineering News-Rec... | 1 year ago
A contractor working on a highway project in Rhode Island has agreed to pay $1.5 million in fines, and its former superintendent on the project pleaded guilty to criminal charges in deals with the U.S. Attorneyโ€™s Office over improperly sourced fill that did not meet environmental requirements.Barletta Heavy Division Inc. is the lead contractor of the design-build joint venture awarded a $247.6-million contract for Rhode Island Dept. of Transportation (RIDOT)โ€™s Route 6/10 interch...
A contractor working on a highway project in Rhode Island has agreed to pay $1.5 million in fines, and its former superintendent on the project pleaded guilty to criminal charges in deals with the U.S. Attorneyโ€™s Office over improperly sourced fill that did not meet environmental requirements.Barletta Heavy Division Inc. is the lead contractor of the design-build joint venture awarded a $247.6-million contract for Rhode Island Dept. of Transportation (RIDOT)โ€™s Route 6/10 interch...
MONETIZE: Don't Just Sit Your Open Houses!
MONETIZE: Don't Just Sit Your Open Houses!
MONETIZE: Don't Just Sit Your Open Houses!
MONETIZE: Don't Just Sit Your Open Houses!
timandjulieharris timandjulieharris | 6 years ago
Yes, serious buyers DO go to open houses. In fact, 20% of them are going to open houses so they can make a decision this weekend! Be the agent the write the contract with. ย  Yes, they seem like buyers, but they're sellers in buyers clothing!ย ย Script: ย "Which home in the area do you plan on selling?" ย (memorize, internalize, utilize!)ย Fact: At least 30% of open house visitors DO have a home to sell, and even MORE when you go up in price!!ย  Most agents don't know this because they never ask...
Yes, serious buyers DO go to open houses. In fact, 20% of them are going to open houses so they can make a decision this weekend! Be the agent the write the contract with. ย  Yes, they seem like buyers, but they're sellers in buyers clothing!ย ย Script: ย "Which home in the area do you plan on selling?" ย (memorize, internalize, utilize!)ย Fact: At least 30% of open house visitors DO have a home to sell, and even MORE when you go up in price!!ย  Most agents don't know this because they never ask...
Open Houses Present an Inviting Target for Thieves
Open Houses Present an Inviting Target for Thieves
Open Houses Present an Inviting Target for Thieves
Open Houses Present an Inviting Target for Thieves
The New York Times The New York Times | 1 year ago
When my grandmother passed away in 1981, my mother, the executor of her estate, oversaw the selling of her one-bedroom apartment on 72nd Street and Third Avenue. Doyle, the New York-based appraising company, assessed her furnishings, and her personal and sentimental belongings were removed. All that remained was her furniture and my motherโ€™s beautiful satin A-line wedding dress, which was left hanging in the coat closet. As with any open house, a menagerie of strangers came and went over the c...
When my grandmother passed away in 1981, my mother, the executor of her estate, oversaw the selling of her one-bedroom apartment on 72nd Street and Third Avenue. Doyle, the New York-based appraising company, assessed her furnishings, and her personal and sentimental belongings were removed. All that remained was her furniture and my motherโ€™s beautiful satin A-line wedding dress, which was left hanging in the coat closet. As with any open house, a menagerie of strangers came and went over the c...
Open Houses: Lead-Generating, Cash-Producing Secrets & Tips
Open Houses: Lead-Generating, Cash-Producing Secrets & Tips
Open Houses: Lead-Generating, Cash-Producing Secrets & Tips
Open Houses: Lead-Generating, Cash-Producing Secrets & Tips
timandjulieharris timandjulieharris | 9 years ago
Award-winning real estate coaches Tim & Julie Harris discuss open-houses, and share tips, tricks, and insider secrets on how to successfully host an open-house to generate leads and make money. Join us every weekday at 12pm Pacific Time for the Real Estate Coaching Radio "Daily Coaching Call", which provides an engaging, entertaining mixture of news, discussion, coaching and guest interviews to help you achieve success in real estate. Take Action Now: Schedule a Free 1-on-1 Coaching Call or Re...
Award-winning real estate coaches Tim & Julie Harris discuss open-houses, and share tips, tricks, and insider secrets on how to successfully host an open-house to generate leads and make money. Join us every weekday at 12pm Pacific Time for the Real Estate Coaching Radio "Daily Coaching Call", which provides an engaging, entertaining mixture of news, discussion, coaching and guest interviews to help you achieve success in real estate. Take Action Now: Schedule a Free 1-on-1 Coaching Call or Re...