I'm sure there is fraud in this but wonder what kind of outcome it can have.
My ex neighbor, an 85 yr old mom, 55 year old drug user/abuser son and a 25 yr old or so, grandson lived in the house. The home owner, mom died in January of 2022. The 55 yr old some gave a warranty deed to a builder in April 2022 for about 40% of what the house would be worth if in good condition, but it's not. My research up to that point showed, the 55yr old son did not own the house, their was no probate of mom's estate, so, I don't see how he could sell it. But he did sign a warranty Deed for a price of $150,000 to a builder/remodeler. The builder did some work on it but it was mostly just removing trash and gutting the house, then abruptly his 3 sub contractors stopped work, this was at about the same time the 55yr old son died which was in May of 2022. I'm told by the neighbors that were friends with the 25 yr old son that he got the money when the his father died in May. I suspect fraud their also, I don't believe the father would put his son on the bank account, because there was no trust, they were all drug addicts. My thought is he forged his deceased dad's signature to get the money. As of January 13, 2023 the only remaining son has been made administrator of the mom's estate, so, I'm guessing probate has started.
It looks like the 55 yr old drug abuser son sold his mom's house (that he didn't own) to a builder. Now after some work on the property the build has it up for sale again. I thought it was sold once, but that seems to have fallen through. So my question, how does something like this come to a resolution. The fine ladies at the court house just kept saying the attorneys will be in court. But, I'm wondering does the builder have any right to the property? He bought it from someone that didn't own it.
My ex neighbor, an 85 yr old mom, 55 year old drug user/abuser son and a 25 yr old or so, grandson lived in the house. The home owner, mom died in January of 2022. The 55 yr old some gave a warranty deed to a builder in April 2022 for about 40% of what the house would be worth if in good condition, but it's not. My research up to that point showed, the 55yr old son did not own the house, their was no probate of mom's estate, so, I don't see how he could sell it. But he did sign a warranty Deed for a price of $150,000 to a builder/remodeler. The builder did some work on it but it was mostly just removing trash and gutting the house, then abruptly his 3 sub contractors stopped work, this was at about the same time the 55yr old son died which was in May of 2022. I'm told by the neighbors that were friends with the 25 yr old son that he got the money when the his father died in May. I suspect fraud their also, I don't believe the father would put his son on the bank account, because there was no trust, they were all drug addicts. My thought is he forged his deceased dad's signature to get the money. As of January 13, 2023 the only remaining son has been made administrator of the mom's estate, so, I'm guessing probate has started.
It looks like the 55 yr old drug abuser son sold his mom's house (that he didn't own) to a builder. Now after some work on the property the build has it up for sale again. I thought it was sold once, but that seems to have fallen through. So my question, how does something like this come to a resolution. The fine ladies at the court house just kept saying the attorneys will be in court. But, I'm wondering does the builder have any right to the property? He bought it from someone that didn't own it.
