I think we have a bad situation with the property across the street. Somewhere on here I have posted about my drug addict neighbors, so that is where it all goes wrong.
Family in the home mamma, son, and grandson.
Mama 84+ yrs old owns her home, she died Jan 2022, 55+ year old drug addict son sells house to builder/buyer in Mar 2022, he then dies in April 2022 (one guess of what), grandson gets a bundle of money, not sure how he got it. Mama's estate goes into probate in Jan of 2023. In Mar 2023 a document gets recorded that is dated July 2009 it is a quit claim from mama to the 55+ son. The son did not record the quit claim he's been dead almost a year. The builder/buyer paid $155k about 1/2 of market value if it was in reasonable shape, It wasn't. The builder/ buyer sold it to "Bill" for about what he paid except that he had spent some change rehabbing the house. The house is still gutted with no ceiling, cabinets, sinks, there is nothing but a furnace and air conditioning. Bill has it for not to very long and then he sells it to 'Don'. There are zero documents on any of this, it is all from my wife (who could be a spy) all from her talking (and asking questions) of the people in and out of the house.
Now to the quit-claim recorded Mar-2023, but dated July 2009, I think it is fraudulent. Mama's signature is missing some major characteristics. The mama owned several properties so there are lots of example of her signature, and while I'm at it the signature of notary she used. Mama's suspect signature has the wrong loop shape a the letter J, she has an X in her name that is very pronounced but entirely missing in the document. The notaries signature has an M with a long reverse at the end of the M. it's not there in here signature on the quit-claim where she signed as a witness, but it is there where she signed as a Notary, I think that part was copied from online documents and just inserted.
Her L's are curved like a school chair, in the document there are sharp corners at the turn. Her F if different, she didn't put a drivers license on this form, which she does on all the others I have seen. Her printed name also has a few inconsistencies. There are a few others, but you get the point. The county clerk, said, we don't get into this, if it looks OK, we process it. They don't care, it is in the lawyers hands. I also visited the probate area, they were more interested and saw what I see, but that was just human interest not clerical. Anyway the soap opera at the house across the street continues.
