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Awesome story. Loved the strength it oozed. I can quite relate to it coz I have dealth with a manipulative mother of my husband. She left no stone unturned to make my life miserable. There came a time when I actually began missing my own self and realized how I had become the shadow of my former self. I fought back and reclaimed myself. And the feeling cannot be described in words..... only felt.
All my life from childhood, I have been the black sheep of the family, but when they needed something, they would come to me. But if I needed help, they couldn't answer they would always say, "You just don't want to be around family." And I tell them why would I when you ignore me, except to have me clean up after you. My mother wouldn't even talk to me 80 percent of the time, except for show and tale for her friends at events. So I started ignoring them and not doing anything for anyone. Example: left me on the side of a freeway for hours because they had a book club to go to. By the grace of God, he sent Angel to help me. Not for years, it me in every aspect of my life, I depend on me and no one else. Please stay strong and fight back with silence and strength. God will and always have your back, know your true friends and if ones you think are your true friends and ask too much or cause trouble where there is none, slowly cut that string. God Bless you. Your are God's creation and blessing.
This is an implausible story. Any lawyer for either side of the transaction would be aware of who the legal owners are and that the sale by a third party was an impossibility
Viewers of the American TV series "Dallas" would not turn a hair when a character killed off in one season steps out alive from the shower two seasons later, the season in between having been nothing but a dream in his wife's head.
That is what I thought that I heard too. Other than this stupid blunder the story was fine, with one large exception, not a word was mentioned that since the cabin was CO-OWNED, how did Richard forge OP's signature. Was his name on the ownership papers? I doubt that!
I never watched that series, but, how does that have any bearing on this story. This, like all of these TH-cam stories, is fiction! There is no point in bringing people back from the dead. Those few sentences could have been deleted, and it would not changed anything in this story. This blunder along with nothing mentioned about how the cabin was sold without her signature, are the only mistakes in the story, at least as far as I can remember. There were no mispronounced words, and no repeated sentences. Not a bad story.
No, no, anytime you go to sell a property. And you're an agent, you can lose your license. You have to have proof that that is their property. And you would look it up on the county records. When you do these stories, do your background? Come on, details matter, they really do
That transaction was DOA. Richard didn't have the permission of either owner of the property. All the ladies needed to do was sit back and wait till the "buyer" realized it was a fraudulent transaction and go after Richard. The buyer would have gone to the cops to charge him with fraud. The title was at no time in danger of being transferred.
If this were true, all that was needed was a Criminal Complaint of Fraud to the Police, Richard had, by even advertising the property, committed at least 3 crimes, by signing the Contract he committed another crime, by taking part-payment another crime. If he signed Transfer documents, another crime. On the Fraud, at least 5 years, the other crimes add another couple of years. Rough guess, 10 years on the top and 6 years on the bottom. Then, there is the Civil action for the attempted Fraud.
The part where Catherine used the law to her advantage really struck a chord with me. It’s a powerful reminder to know your rights. Has anyone else had to rely on legal agreements to resolve personal conflicts?
5 minutes into the video and all I'm thinking is.... Is this one of those crappy AI generated fake story videos because none of this sounds real and everything about it just screams bulshit. Making this comment at the 5-minute 23 second mark. Going to see if it changes my mind by the end but I doubt it will. 11:29 and I can't watch this Chinese AI crap video anymore!
Liar! Such a false story! Impossible to sell a property you don’t own. You just wanna show like all women bla bla bla I’m so good, bla bla bla I’m so strong, bla bla bla I’m so smart, etc ... ridiculous
All that was unnecessary. As soon as the title company did a title search they and everyone involved would know there was no sale, and the buyer being out some money would file charges for fraud.
This story is incredibly screwed up on so many levels that it's baffling. 1) To begin with, Richard said it was a cash deal. Then a Realtor is involved. 2) The first thing a Realtor would do is a title search. If the property isn't in the seller's name, then the seller must have a Power-of-Attorney to sell the property. Absent POW, end of transaction. 3) Title Insurance would immediately do a title search, without the owner's signature it would refuse to issue a policy, end of transaction. 4) Absent 2 & 3, no Escrow Account could be opened, no money would change hands, END OF TRANSACTION. 5) Even if it were a cash sale, the buyer would immediately do a title search. (That is unless he had only about a thimble's worth of grey matter, which would also mean that he most probably voted for Trump.) End of transaction. 6) When someone tries to fraudulently sell your property, you do NOT have to take any action to prove you own the property. All you do is call the police. The fraudster goes to jail, end of the matter. Additionally, it was really sweet of the mother to telephone from beyond the grave. Edit 1: Grammar.
You keep setting everything in this story up about it was a co-owner. It doesn't matter if it was a co-owner. He fraudulently signed for a property that did not belong to him. It was under his daughter's name. She's a grown up. You cannot do that even if you have power of attorney to take care of things when they're out of country, you can't do that. It's against the d*** law, so please again. Details matter. I need to stop with you, guys. You don't have a write a d*** store if you don't have the details right? That's the whole d*** thing of the story, and don't say it's true.They're written out of factual facts when you don't have a d*** fact, right
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Awesome story. Loved the strength it oozed. I can quite relate to it coz I have dealth with a manipulative mother of my husband. She left no stone unturned to make my life miserable. There came a time when I actually began missing my own self and realized how I had become the shadow of my former self. I fought back and reclaimed myself. And the feeling cannot be described in words..... only felt.
All my life from childhood, I have been the black sheep of the family, but when they needed something, they would come to me. But if I needed help, they couldn't answer they would always say, "You just don't want to be around family." And I tell them why would I when you ignore me, except to have me clean up after you. My mother wouldn't even talk to me 80 percent of the time, except for show and tale for her friends at events. So I started ignoring them and not doing anything for anyone. Example: left me on the side of a freeway for hours because they had a book club to go to. By the grace of God, he sent Angel to help me. Not for years, it me in every aspect of my life, I depend on me and no one else. Please stay strong and fight back with silence and strength. God will and always have your back, know your true friends and if ones you think are your true friends and ask too much or cause trouble where there is none, slowly cut that string. God Bless you. Your are God's creation and blessing.
This is an implausible story. Any lawyer for either side of the transaction would be aware of who the legal owners are and that the sale by a third party was an impossibility
How could the speaker know how her step-father looked smug? This was a long..long distance call
Since this is total fiction there's a lot of flexibility in story lines ... trying to make a point ! All happening in some mythical place ...
It's just a story. Relax & enjoy it. Cheers!
Her mother ,at the start of the story was described as having 'passed ' .However at the end of the story she had become alive again. UNBELIEVABLE
Viewers of the American TV series "Dallas" would not turn a hair when a character killed off in one season steps out alive from the shower two seasons later, the season in between having been nothing but a dream in his wife's head.
That is what I thought that I heard too. Other than this stupid blunder the story was fine, with one large exception, not a word was mentioned that since the cabin was CO-OWNED, how did Richard forge OP's signature. Was his name on the ownership papers? I doubt that!
I never watched that series, but, how does that have any bearing on this story. This, like all of these TH-cam stories, is fiction! There is no point in bringing people back from the dead. Those few sentences could have been deleted, and it would not changed anything in this story. This blunder along with nothing mentioned about how the cabin was sold without her signature, are the only mistakes in the story, at least as far as I can remember.
There were no mispronounced words, and no repeated sentences. Not a bad story.
Since the Dallas Dream sequence "return" has been a prevalent plot line in lot of movies, tv shows and books. Available to TH-camrs, also.
I picked that up also and thought I was wrong.
Another flaw in these stories, she keep saying two signatures were needed but she keeps leaving out that she never signed.
"Don't look so shocked" ? On a phone call? How could he tell?
No, no, anytime you go to sell a property. And you're an agent, you can lose your license. You have to have proof that that is their property. And you would look it up on the county records. When you do these stories, do your background? Come on, details matter, they really do
If Richard had a forged signature power of attorney or a forged signature could do it. Even though 2 signatures needed, forgery could do it.
Wait - you said her mom had died. How could she call her later? Continuity matters.
That transaction was DOA. Richard didn't have the permission of either owner of the property. All the ladies needed to do was sit back and wait till the "buyer" realized it was a fraudulent transaction and go after Richard. The buyer would have gone to the cops to charge him with fraud. The title was at no time in danger of being transferred.
Unless the stepfather had POA he couldnt sell anything that belonged to anybody else.
You can't sell what is not yours,and you cannot buy what is not for sale.
If this were true, all that was needed was a Criminal Complaint of Fraud to the Police, Richard had, by even advertising the property, committed at least 3 crimes, by signing the Contract he committed another crime, by taking part-payment another crime. If he signed Transfer documents, another crime. On the Fraud, at least 5 years, the other crimes add another couple of years. Rough guess, 10 years on the top and 6 years on the bottom. Then, there is the Civil action for the attempted Fraud.
You can’t sell other people’s property.
I would not answer Richard’s phone calls! Catherine stood her grounds, good for her..
What kind of agent would sell a property without a legal deed.
Oh dear, another 3rd grade effort.
The part where Catherine used the law to her advantage really struck a chord with me. It’s a powerful reminder to know your rights. Has anyone else had to rely on legal agreements to resolve personal conflicts?
Does not say what happened to Richard. That gets it a thumbs down from me.
5 minutes into the video and all I'm thinking is.... Is this one of those crappy AI generated fake story videos because none of this sounds real and everything about it just screams bulshit.
Making this comment at the 5-minute 23 second mark. Going to see if it changes my mind by the end but I doubt it will.
11:29 and I can't watch this Chinese AI crap video anymore!
This is a bit silly, there's no the SF could sell cabin!
Total fiction
One of the stupidest stories ever,why bother putting this out there so many holes in it like a colander
Desperate people do things
Tell me where your from, is a scam don't do it.
Listening from Texas
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Real-estate fraud can happen to anybody at any time. Audience wishes hapless victims all the best. Cheers!
Silky nonsense - a real time waster.
Liar! Such a false story! Impossible to sell a property you don’t own. You just wanna show like all women bla bla bla I’m so good, bla bla bla I’m so strong, bla bla bla I’m so smart, etc ... ridiculous
Most stories the gender changes from beginning to end.
Another stupid story. Totally inaccurate legally.
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Ok
How could her Mom call her when she had already passed
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All that was unnecessary. As soon as the title company did a title search they and everyone involved would know there was no sale, and the buyer being out some money would file charges for fraud.
Is the buyer really that stupid?😅
Awful story full of holes.
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This story is incredibly screwed up on so many levels that it's baffling.
1) To begin with, Richard said it was a cash deal. Then a Realtor is involved.
2) The first thing a Realtor would do is a title search. If the property isn't in the seller's name, then the seller must have a Power-of-Attorney to sell the property. Absent POW, end of transaction.
3) Title Insurance would immediately do a title search, without the owner's signature it would refuse to issue a policy, end of transaction.
4) Absent 2 & 3, no Escrow Account could be opened, no money would change hands, END OF TRANSACTION.
5) Even if it were a cash sale, the buyer would immediately do a title search. (That is unless he had only about a thimble's worth of grey matter, which would also mean that he most probably voted for Trump.) End of transaction.
6) When someone tries to fraudulently sell your property, you do NOT have to take any action to prove you own the property. All you do is call the police. The fraudster goes to jail, end of the matter.
Additionally, it was really sweet of the mother to telephone from beyond the grave.
Edit 1: Grammar.
You keep setting everything in this story up about it was a co-owner. It doesn't matter if it was a co-owner. He fraudulently signed for a property that did not belong to him. It was under his daughter's name. She's a grown up. You cannot do that even if you have power of attorney to take care of things when they're out of country, you can't do that. It's against the d*** law, so please again. Details matter. I need to stop with you, guys. You don't have a write a d*** store if you don't have the details right? That's the whole d*** thing of the story, and don't say it's true.They're written out of factual facts when you don't have a d*** fact, right