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  • Report:  #1528172

Complaint Review: Derek J. Gelber

Derek J. Gelber Ashley Garritson Cheap land at a whopping price!!! Phoenix Arizona

  • Reported By:
    Nicholas — MEMPHIS Tennessee United States
  • Submitted:
    Tue, August 15, 2023
  • Updated:
    Tue, August 15, 2023

 

 

Complaint Details  BBB # 20464919  The 5th Horse Land Assets LLC

 

These are the only people (out of 7 billion) who believe they should be paid when there is no sale - he'll tell how important, rich and smart he is. If they are so rich, why did they pilfer my $300??? I already filed this complaint but it somehow disappeared. The BBB shows that they have only been in business for a year or two and that they do not subscribe to the tenets of the BBB way of doing business (honesty, integrity and fair-play) - because they are not members of the BBB. He told me by phone ad hoc that this was the perfect off-grid property for bug-out - WHICH IS A LIE! Don't you think it's important for a realtor to disclose (ad hoc - before the closing) that there is: no camping on the property; no building smaller than 1,000 square feet allowed per local zoning; no building unconnected to the main structure; no building on a lot smaller than 3/8 acre; a long list of restrictions and covenants that were not disclosed; a recreational area tax (far in excess of the property taxes of $30-$40) that is hundreds of dollars and that it must be paid immediately to them, although it is not billed until November; a $2,000 property that totals $6,000 in cumulative (zero interest) payments (which other owners are selling for about $1,000)??? They claim to be business consultants to the stars, but he has no business credentials and she has a doctorate in cello playing. These people would be absolutely laughable if they were not so sad. If they were actually transactional realtors with clients out in town and the sellers/buyers found out that there was no sale but that these people kept the money - the buyers and sellers would wipe the street with their collective face. This is common sense for 7 billion people. Then they would learn something. It looks like all future business prospects should find the insurance company that wrote their real estate broker professional errors and omissions liability policy and ask these same questions. Let's do that ! Let's see then how long that they are AROUND "in monkey business"...

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