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In 2005 I listed a home with Bret Wilkewitz of RealPro. After several months he found a buyer from Utah. I found a house and in my naivete was convinced by him that I couldn't make the purchase of the new home on contingency of the sale of my current home. I entered the agreement as Bret convinced me that the buyer was all approved and solid. About 2 days before closing that sale fell through. I never saw or talked with the folks from Utah so I wonder if they were real. I was told that I "had to" continue with the purchase and that he would make it work. He got me approved for a $600, 000 total loan (including my 1st home) from US Bank. I found out later that he had worked for that same bank. I never got my house sold and ended up carrying 2 mortgages for 1 yr. I lost my job for 3 months. I went in debt (credit cards) trying to make good on both loans. I was promised I could refinance the new loan when my house was sold. It was an interest only loan that is currently at 6.75%. I have been unable to refinance this loan. I did finally sell my property (at a loss) about 1 yr later. I have been trying to catch up on my bills but am way behind. Now I need $30, 000 to refinance which I don't have. Please help. Do you have any suggestiongs? Sandy Koves
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.
I won't go into my full rebuttal of this above post and complaint as I do not see any reason to drag someone down even in my defense. I would only like to point out in my defense that I have been a real-estate agent in the Denver area for 20 years and have helped clients buy and sell over 1000 homes in that time. In that time period this is the only such complaint that has been levied against me. If I do business the way this post described I would of been out of business a long time ago and this would not be the sole complaint in my 20 year history. I currently and have not for many years marketed much directly to the public my business almost 100% comes from referrals from past clients that send me to their friends and family. It took me 14 years to respond to this post but felt that is was now time to share that from my side of the story the transaction described actually went down quite different than the way it was laid out.