Complaint Review: Dan Heskett - Internet Internet

Daniel Heskett, you try really hard to get people's confidence in you.  But the only thing to be confident in... involving you... is that money or homes will go from us to you.  Things will always happen to keep the deal from going to your customer's (victim) favor.  Or you'll have to go to Kansas or your daughter will commit suicide (I thought that was a one time deal). Anyway, It's always a delay while you are robbing Peter to pay Paul and then you don't answer your phone. Then every once in a while you respond to a rip off report telling the victim to contact you and telling everyone else how there are two sides to every story.  

To everyone else, seriously, public court records are public, look them up in every county.  Most the time it's free online.   If Mr. Heskett tried to evict you from your own home wrongfully... you can have the recording removed... but DON'T unless you absolutely have to in order to rent again. Report wrongdoings to the FBI, District Attorney, police, Texas Rangers, etc.   Copy and fax every single document you have to everyone.  If you are dealing with this Heskett guy you were already in a bind.  He is here to make it worse.

Hello to whoever thinks this may concern them.

Yes I did purchase the house from this lady but due to our lack of communication with each other this is the other side of the story you haven't heard. First I have been in business in real estate for 25+ years and anyone who has ever been in any kind of business knows that after dealing with hundred and hundreds of folks not only will you get a few unhappy people but they are usually the only ones that will comment about your company:(....

My reputation is very important to me I just do not feel the need to respond to what I consider outrageous comments as the people writing them are usually writing them from emotion and not what actually happened.

In any event I bought then almost immediately sold this property to another person which I will not name because it isnt right without him having a chance to voice what happened with him but anywayhe did not make even the first payment. When I heard from the lady that sold me this house "Emily Stroud" I immediately got in contact with him and reminded him to pay which he did (directly to the bank as I had given him the mortgage payment address to pay instead of me.) He apologized and said his wife had forgotten and then made the payment.......

then I didnt hear anything until approx 2 weeks ago when I was served with a lawsuit from Emily and her attorney wanting to be reimbursed for monies she allegedly paid (approx 1800) to bring the house out of foreclosure. I then called her attorney and explained what went on and then offerred topay Emily back payments that Emily allegedly made and then dismiss the case or I might be willing to sign the deed back over to her if she preferred.

I did not hear back from her attorney so I then hired my own to answer her suit and they (Emily and her attorney) had said they would like to go ahead and settle this and to give them a few days which is what we are doing. I also sent an eviction notice via registered mail in case anyone is still residing there. I intend to take the house over and continue to keep my word as given to Emily.

In summary I do noit think "jail" would be a just end result for anyone in this scenario and moving forward and in my opinion better communication would prevent mishaps like this in the future. Emily is a good person. I think like a few others she let emotion get the better part of her judgement or lack thereof as we probably all do from time to time as we are not perfect. We are human.

Anyway God Bless everyone and peace and happiness to you and yours:)

Dan