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crimebuster
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No, neither one of these properties that Charles Carlis and Glen Martinez are trying to sell with Las Conchas Realty had balloon payments on them.
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playaperro
El Pirata
What row is this house in the foto on?
crimebuster
Guest
Row two, section 13, lots 10 and 18.
playaperro
El Pirata
Nope Wahoo you can Google all you want this has nothing to do with American Laws. As you can see their are National Attorneys. Would of been nice to buy Title insurance like they did out at PLAYA DORADO..
jerry
Guest
i have a friend that bought in out at Dorado that still has issues hanging over them. It is a place to take a hard look at before buying...
crimebuster
Guest
Both plaintiffs entered in to a purchase contract with Charles Carlis for each home. Both purchase contracts were put together by Rocky Point Real Estate companies. Mr. Carlis selected who the real estate companies would be to handle the closings. The plaintiffs purchased, per the purchase contract, the home and land (entire) property.
The purchase contracts required substantial down payments. Each purchase contract stipulated 10% interest to be included with the monthly payments. The plaintiff who owns Sec. 13, lot 18 and 16 paid Charles over a five year period $250,000, until he took their properties back.
The plaintiff, who entered in to a purchase contract for Sec. 13, lot 10, twelve years ago, paid Charles over $550,000 up to the spring of 2010. In the spring of 2010 the plaintiffs who purchased Sec. 13, lot 10 contacted Charles and told them they wanted to complete their purchase contract with him. He decided it was not to his advantage to complete the contract.
Fortunately these events along with others, like it in Las Conchas, have broaden the "Circle of Awareness" to people way beyond the little fishing village called "Rocky Point" and the community called "Las Conchas." Organizations in both Mexico and the United States are working together on this "Crime Spree". These properties along with several other properties in Las Conchas are being watched 24/7. So this situation will get eradicated and people can have their dreams back
arty:.
The purchase contracts required substantial down payments. Each purchase contract stipulated 10% interest to be included with the monthly payments. The plaintiff who owns Sec. 13, lot 18 and 16 paid Charles over a five year period $250,000, until he took their properties back.
The plaintiff, who entered in to a purchase contract for Sec. 13, lot 10, twelve years ago, paid Charles over $550,000 up to the spring of 2010. In the spring of 2010 the plaintiffs who purchased Sec. 13, lot 10 contacted Charles and told them they wanted to complete their purchase contract with him. He decided it was not to his advantage to complete the contract.
Fortunately these events along with others, like it in Las Conchas, have broaden the "Circle of Awareness" to people way beyond the little fishing village called "Rocky Point" and the community called "Las Conchas." Organizations in both Mexico and the United States are working together on this "Crime Spree". These properties along with several other properties in Las Conchas are being watched 24/7. So this situation will get eradicated and people can have their dreams back
arty:.
playaperro
El Pirata
Roberto
Guest
Well it seems to me that you have been offering pretty definate opinion based on your admitted lack of information here. Get the facts before you offer advice. You are only adding to the smoke and not adding anything useful otherwise.