‘This just feels wrong’: Brokerage sued, scrutinized over liens and 40-year contracts
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A litigious real estate firm founded by a former reality TV star has reportedly been investigated and fined by state regulators for convincing Coloradans to sign unusual contracts.
It was also accused of criminal usury in Weld County and scrutinized by an Adams County judge for placing liens that are likely scurrilous on hundreds of Colorado homes.
“I don’t want them in our state,” said Zach Chicoine, a real estate broker in Loveland who sued MV Realty. “I don’t want them doing this and running their scheme in this state.”
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