Century 21 Real Estate

I'm in the military and I am in the process of relocating to Florida. I looked into a rental property represented by Richard Realty. Ever since the day I called Sean ** (real estate agent) up until the day I forwarded to contract and the check to him, he called me every minute of everyday. The minute he received the funds, he wouldn't call or barely answered my calls. He gave me false information every step of the way. A whole two weeks later, the property still had never been removed off the market despite what he told me. Now, because I'm asking him to speak with another agent, he is denying me and threatening to keep my deposit. He has already disrespected me a few times and also disrespected my husband. The only person I know to be in charge of him is Gus and he is not accepting my phone calls. He's telling me that I have to speak with Sean. I am in desperate need of help before this situation escalates. I've contacted headquarters via email and I am still waiting on a response.

My experience with Terra **. She kept important information about the property I was interested in from me and if I wouldn't have spoken to another realtor who disclosed everything to me, I would not have been protected. To misrepresent yourself to a potential buyer dismisses trust, so she now lost her client. If you go forth with your own best interest at heart, you are not caring about the consumer or person in general. When we lose our compassion for others, we hurt ourselves in the end. So hopefully, in the future, she will provide and answer questions honestly and accurately so this situation will never occur again. Thank you.

Last week, March 19th, 2012, I closed on a house at **. When we looked at the house, everything in the house worked to the extent that it was not a new home. However, we did expect that basic items would function as expected, this was not the case. The real issue is the electrical system primarily in the bathroom. I was given a home warranty with the purchase that requires that I pay a $100 upfront charge for each claim that I make, which I feel is reasonable. I can understand that process coming into play after being in the house for several weeks or even days, but things should work when you start to move in. There is a safety issue here because it concerns the electrical system of the house and I made the realtor aware of the the day after the close.

I was under the impression that a five day period existed to made good ant problems like this, all I have received is the runaround everyone pointing fingers at the other. I purchased this property in good faith, I was hoping that I would receive the same in return. My main concern is that I do not know where the problem is within the wiring and there is a possibility of a fire if it is not corrected. The listing agent wast Century 21 in Peoria, Illinois. Your assistance in resolving this issue would be appreciated. Thank you.

I worked with agent Winifred ** for 3 weeks. The agent was unprofessional and reported inaccurate information about property she was showing me. In addition, she instructed me to sign paperwork, including offers made that were blank.

When I confronted agent on feeling dissatisfied and concerns about lack of communication and inaccurate information that was reported, she became very agitated and somewhat threatening with deposit money from previous offer, along with stating she kept a log of communication. instead of apologizing to a dissatisfied customer, the following day, Ms. Winifred erased my mls accounts without offering me another agent to work with.

This is completely unprofessional behavior. Consumers have the right to have professional real estate agents available to them who have a customer service approach. Century 21 has no place on their website to provide feedback about their agents. This experience has turned me off with working with Century 21 and their agents ever again in the future.

My walk through inspection of the property I rented at ** Hinesville, GA 31313 was held on December 11. This was with CENTURY 21, 123 General Screven Way, Hinesville, GA 31313. I lived at this property for 10 years. The out inspection check list has minor things listed. The manager told me all looks good and all was just "normal" wear and tear after 10 years. I have been patiently waiting for my $700.00 deposit check. I call the office local office around January 30 and I was told my check would go out sometime within the next week. The lady I spoke to told me they had to do some maintenance on the house and the lady that normally sends out the check was on emergency leave. I did not understand at the time what that had to do with me. I thought if any part of my deposit was not being returned the Georgia law requires notification or my refund with 30 days.

I personally went into the local office in Hinesville, GA today since I still had not received my refund and it is going on 2 months. At this time I was informed that they were taking $275.00 for paint and $100.00 for damage. What damage? The initial inspection indicated dark smudges on the walls. I don't understand why this is my responsibility. The house was cleaned professionally and I was not informed of the possibility of any issues with the property when I signed the inspection form. Moreover, I was not notified within the required 30 days. It is not my fault that apparently the only person who sends out the notice was out on extended leave. I am very unhappy about this. I have been a reliable tenant for 10 years. I was the only person living in this home the entire time. I think I should be made hold and receive my full deposit on $700.00.

In June 2011, I was trying to buy a house (** Coral springs, Fl 33065) and I gave Century 21 a $1,500 deposit but the closing date after many attempts never happened. The contract was canceled on 8/31/2011. I am requesting for my money back and I am still waiting for the refund. Also, I was hired for a job in Coral Springs medical center but they retracted the offer.

We thought that we were dealing with a large reputable company, but according to Century 21, they have no responsibility for people who use their name or logo. We contracted Century 21 Advantage in Sarasota, FL to manage our rental property. Two months later, the business closed and they took the money for a whole year's rent from our tenants and we have only seen one month of it minus their commission. Century 21's response was that the franchise had not paid its dues in almost a year and therefore, hold no responsibility for the franchise's problems.

Below is a my response to the letter sent by Anita ** from Century 21:

Dear Ms. **,

We are sorry to hear that the Century 21 name is not representative of a company that is concerned about the proper treatment of its customers. We were led to believe that dealing with a large name such as yours would provide a better quality of service than just a local realtor. Since Century 21 apparently does nothing to insure that the realtors who use Century 21's name in their own business name, on their literature and even cash checks made out to Century 21, are keeping their licenses up and following the required laws, we have no confidence in working with anyone displaying the Century 21's name in the future. We will certainly discourage our families, friends and any others that we care about, against making the same mistake that we have done.

I was shopping with my husband, my two daughters, my sister-in-law and her son. When we started to leave, my oldest daughter's purse set off the detector at the exit. They checked her bag and found a key chain that her friend gave her. But the manager became very rude to us, yelling at us and belittling us in front of the store. I told them to show the security tapes, but he took my daughter inside without me and didn't let me be with her. He told me that if I kept yelling, he was going to make it worse for my daughter. I have proof she didn't steal it. The mother of my daughter's friend bought several key chains with her American Express card, and she has the receipts. This man took my daughter's picture, took down her Social Security number, and falsely interrogated her. This was a false report, what this man did. It was handled very unprofessionally.

My daughter now has slight emotional trauma. This has never happened to her before.

George told me all about the program and he said that if any of the leads didn't work, I just have to go to their customer service and return that lead and get credit. Well, after about four days of receiving these bogus leads, I then realized that this was a scam. I talk with another agent in my office and found out that he had the same leads as mine.

I cancelled my account and my visa card when I couldn't reach anyone in that office.

I am currently renting a house and the landlord has decided to sell it, so he hired Century 21 Prevete as the seller. They arranged to have an open house on Saturday, October 30th. During the open house, the realtor had a man come in and not sign the required sheet! She also let him walk around my house unattended, at which time, the man stole a large amount of valuable jewelry. I contacted them the next day and I was told no one will be getting back to me, that they will cooperate with the cops. The following day, another house was robbed by the same man. If Century 21 Prevete would have followed up, there is a chance the 2nd house may not have been robbed. The negligence of this company has resulted in a huge loss for me! I was told by the company and police that this happens all the time, so why weren't they more cautious?

Our vacant home had been on the market eight months when I contacted the local Century 21 office. Our six-month contract was up with our previous agent. We decided to move on. We decided to drop the price of the house and asked the agent what improvements he suggested. We complied with having the house power washed, professionally cleaned and having the deck redone. We were out of state sellers and were willing to do what it took to get this house sold. We had grown tired of paying for a home we were not longer living in.

Over the next few months, we dropped the price even further. Every time we contacted the agent to let him know our plans, he seemed less than eager about the market. In the meantime, comps in our development were selling at a higher price. He continued to recommend we rent the house out instead of sell. The big problem started when we had our first offer. When our agent came back with a verbal counter, he quoted us the wrong price. We figured this out when we decided on a price lower then the actual counter. By this time, we lost the buyers.

We dropped the price of the house again. I asked for an open house. The agent was very unhappy to comply and sent me a nasty email. When my husband confronted on this, he sent an email apologizing. In a later email, he told me I was too sensitive and asked if he needed to put smiley faces after every email. I find this extremely unprofessional. He did the open house then sent an email saying that we should come down and "scrub the molding with a toothbrush."

We dropped the house another $10,000 and received another offer that was negotiated and accepted. Our home was inspected. The buyers came back with a list of 18 things they wanted done to the six-year old home. We decided to ask our agent to ask the buyers agent how much money it would take to buy the house "as is." Being out of state, we figured this was fair.

The buyers agreed and came up with a figure. We agreed to the monies they asked for. This is where the fun began. We started receiving harassing phone calls and emails from our agent. He felt we should drive 600 miles to wipe the counters of a home that was now negotiated as an "as is" home. He said we were not complying with the contract (which was not true and when pointed out to him, he said we were not being courteous).

Three days before closing, he deliberately tried to sabotage the deal by going to the house and ripping up rugs (runners) that were double sided taped down. I specifically told him by email not to do this. He took pictures of this and advised the buyers agent (who worked in the same office) to email them to the buyers, which she did not. We closed. No thanks to our agent.

We fully understand the state of the market but agents should remember that the sellers have rights too. Agents should know their contracts. In my opinion, our agent would not have cared if our house had foreclosed, which we told him we would have to do if it did not sell. Once he heard this, he seemed more interested in preventing the sale then actually pushing it through.

I met the agent, Mr. Shelton *** at the property to fill out my application. At the time, he stated that there was no other applicants with pending contracts for this property so I proceeded and gave him $50 for the application fee in cash. I agreed to fax over my pay stubs as soon as he give me the fax number the next day. On September 30, 2010 at 4:01pm, I texted Mr. *** because I haven't heard from him and I needed to get my pay stubs over so it will not hold the process up any longer.

Mr. *** texted me back on October 1, 2010 at 11:05 am and stated that it was two other applicants going for the property. In the beginning of the process, there wasn't any applicants pending. So I called my manager, contacts that I used for references and my last landlord. I found out they haven't contacted anybody on my application. Normally in a legitimate situation with applicants applying for the same home, the owner always see if the first person who applied checks out before they proceed to new applicants.

There was no effort made in checking anything on my application. So I requested my application fee back. It seems as though the owner is taking advantage of applicants fees for the process and not really viewing any of the history with no intentions of renting the property. I was told by the agent that it was non-refundable. This is unacceptable. If my application was processed and contacts were made and pay stubs were viewed, I would feel comfortable with the final decision but I feel that this was fraudulent. The owner of this property should be investigated.

On April 30, 2010, I moved into my home that I purchased. A week prior to moving in, me and my agent viewed the home again so I could get some measurements. There were no defects visible. Upon moving in, however, I was putting away things in the kitchen and noticed a hole in the eat-in kitchen ceiling. That night it was raining and I heard dripping in the kitchen. I went in and looked and there was a lot of water leaking on the floor through that hole in the ceiling. I left several messages with my realtor, Scott **. I didn't receive any returned calls.

Finally, after about 3 weeks, he told me there wasn't anything he could do about this and needed to contact the Seller's Agent, Becky **. I went to her office and left a word of what the issue was with their receptionist. I contacted the gentleman who did my home inspection and asked him to come back out to the property. Not only was there a hole in the ceiling in the eat-in dining area, but the dishwasher and the clothes dryer weren't operating (which were part of the sale) and there was a mold smell in the enclosed porch. The inspector came out to the property (I left a door open for him while I was at work so he could come in).

He took pictures and basically left a note that said there is definitely a preexisting leak in the roof. He also could not determine where the mold was coming from on the porch and affirmed the dish washer and clothes dryer were inoperable. Two weeks later, I went back to the seller's agents' office. I explained the issues to Ms. ** (and her husband who was there). They told me there was nothing they could do and I needed to file a claim on my insurance. This was very upsetting because I had recently just had my position eliminated and I didn't feel I should have to pay to have the repairs completed as they were there before moving in and the issues had obviously been masked before I moved in.

It won't be much longer before a heavy rainy season. My kitchen ceiling is going to cave in and create a very hazardous situation. I simply want the seller or seller's agent to have this repaired.

I sold my house with the Century 21 Real Estate Co. at Pocono Pines, PA and had a problem with an electrical bill. I want to be reimbursed for a high electric bill. They had inspectors come in and the inspectors left the windows open and turned up the heat in the middle of winter and never lowered it. I got a $200.00 bill, when I usually get an $18.00 bill. This house was a second property. The sales agent, Dorothy ** never checked my house. She was negligent about her responsibilities on my house. I live over 100 miles away from this property.

I have written and faxed a letter to Ms. Anita **, the Consumer Affairs Coordinator at Century 21 Real Estate Company LLC, and she was to forward my letter to the sales agent, Dorothy ** and they were to get back to me about this outstanding bill. I wrote the letter on May 23, 2010. It has been over 2 months and I have not received any formal contact. I didn't even get a thank you for using their real estate company! I am very discouraged, upset and annoyed about the unprofessionalism of this Pocono Pines Century 21 Real Estate Company! Thank you for your efforts and time in helping me with this matter.

Antonio ** from Century 21 Home Land Realtors wrote an offer on a short sale property dated 01/15/10 and gave a deposit of $6,000. The bank accepted my offer on 3/9/10 and my agent came over to my house on 3/11/10 asking me to sign an amendment of escrow instructions, that close of escrow instructions was to be 3/19/10. The purchase contract my agent drew up gave me a 2-day inspection period which is impossible to conduct any kind of inspection in 2 days. During that time, I had difficulty in working with the agent to see the property, and to have a professional inspection. He never gave me a time to schedule it. Antonio never asked me to sign anything removing my contingencies.

On 3/15/10, I called Monique, the escrow officer, to cancel. She replied that only the agent could give her instructions of cancellation. Two days before escrow was to close (3/17/10), my agent scheduled an appointment to show me the property. I met him at his office expecting to finally be able to see the property, only to have him tell me he did not have the key to show it to us. I told him that I would give him one more day to show me the property or I was cancelling. Therefore, we made an appointment for him to show me the property at 5:00 p.m. (3/18/10).

I was there with my whole family waiting for the agent. At 5:15 p.m., he had still not shown up. I called him and he told me he was in Simi Valley and was heading over. I asked if he would be there around 5:30 p.m. and he said yes. At 5:45 p.m., he was still not there. I called him again at 5:50 p.m. and got his voice mail. I told him that if he was not there by 6:00 p.m. I was cancelling escrow. He did not show up. He called me back that evening appealing for me to reconsider but I made it clear I wanted nothing to do with this transaction.

On the next morning (3/19/10) I faxed a simple statement to escrow that I was cancelling escrow immediately. I received a call again a few days later (3/26/10) and there was an attempt made by Century 21 to have me complete the transaction with another agent (Vicente **). I made it clear to him that I only wanted to cancel. Then my agent tried to get me to sign CAR form CC with the box check allowing the seller to keep my deposit, and escrow tried to get me to sign "Mutual Cancellation Instruction" on that day which allowed the seller to keep my deposit. I refused to sign the form. The escrow officer redrafted the Mutual Cancellation form stating that the deposit was to be reimbursed to me. I did sign that version of the form.

Since that time, I have been talking to all the parties trying to get my deposit back. They have all been telling me that the owners are unwilling to sign the release of deposit. I have consulted other brokers and attorneys regarding this case and I am confident within my rights as given to me in the purchase contract in making this request for the following reasons:

1) My contingencies in this transaction to cancel without penalty remained in force to the very end. I never removed them. (paragraph 14)

2) Even though the inspection period of 2 days ended, contingencies were never removed. According to paragraph 4.C.2, "Continuation of Contingency" contingencies remain in effect even though the inspection period expires if they are not removed in writing.

3) According to paragraph 14.E, "Effect of Cancellation on Deposits", if buyer gives written notice of cancellation, the deposit is to be returned with mutual signed release. It also states that the seller may be subject to a civil penalty of up to $1,000.00 for refusal to sign such instructions if non good faith dispute exists. I have encountered many headaches, a waste of time, and unprofessional customer service. The solution to the problem is for Century 21 Home Land Realtors to reimburse me $2000 to complete the $6000 initial deposit and expenses I incurred by their lack of representation and professionalism.

My husband and I entered into a real estate contract with Winn Associates. Their commission rate is 7% if they found a buyer for the home we were selling. When I was divorced from my ex husband, the divorce decree stated that my ex, had a right to first refusal, if there was a buyer for this home.

Winn Associates brought in a buyer through another Realtor in which they were connected too. Winn Assoc. was to collect 4% commission and Davis Realty was to collect the other 3%. In the contract disclosure with Winn Associates, my current husband and I, it shows that there is a party with a right of first refusal. When Winn Assoc. brought in their buyer, my ex husband exercised his right of first refusal and purchased the house. Winn Associates quickly did the paperwork and the house was sold to my ex husband.

We are told that Davis Realty completely lost their 3% because the right of first refusal contingency prevented them from selling the house to the first initial buyers. Winn Associates took the entire 7% for a buyer they did not bring in. We feel that Winn Associates is not entitled to collect the full 7% commission. Even though they had a buyer which was brought in by another real estate agency, a buyer which was there all along purchased the house.

Winn Associates knew about this buyer that we actually brought in. They did not bring in this buyer. Are they entitled to their full 7% commission rate which resulted in nearly $12,000? Property disclosure did reveal to all parties involved, that there was an individual with a right of first refusal.

Had we realized that this would of been a problem, we would not have entered into a contract with Winn Associates unless something else was written up regarding the right of first refusal. We sold our house well below market value. We had to sell because we could no longer afford to keep it. It was on the market for two and half years. Winn Associates took a large sum of money that we worked for and very much in need. The home my current husband and I live in now is in dire need of repair.

Deliberately committed fraud. I bought multi-family unit. Listed and sold my property with three dwellings. Right after escrow closed, city condemned and demolished 1 of dwellings. Century 21 (Realty) and James G. (Realtor) knew sellers were aware of problems with third dwelling garage had been converted into studio without proper permits. City tore down dwelling, taken to court and fined. Had to comply with city's community development department, had to demolish the dwelling and put up garage with all legal matters and put out money and not collecting rent on third dwelling. House was foreclosed and I went bankrupt.

This claim is in reference to my Security Deposit of $550.00 for the lease/rental house of Archer Avenue, Dallas, Texas, below is my reply to Century 21 refusal to refund my deposit that has been denied because of these issues. Refund denied $ 316.77:

During a personal visit to Archer Avenue by Mr. and Mrs. M. (owner of the property) in 2005, they noticed the cuts in the kitchen tile and I told them it was made by carpenters who replaced a section of the carpet after an intruder broke in and was unfortunately shot to death. They told me it would be fixed but I told them I was ok with it as long as my rent did not increase, I clearly understood that to be the agreement.

Please note Century 21 has claimed responsibility on this amount only with Better Business Bureau but will not refund it because I wouldn't settle for partial refund.

Refund $148.05 and $120.75. Detail clean: The property was left very clean, not one piece of debris or garbage was left behind, cabinets were vacuumed, kitchen and bath room sinks were wiped down with disinfectant wipes, and the entire house was vacuumed. In addition, I borrowed a steam cleaner from a friend to steam clean the house and repeated two of the high traffic areas (I have a witness to verify the condition of the carpet). The carpet was left in great condition. Please note the original contract doesn't state the carpet must be steam cleaned by a commercial and professional company. I personal steam cleaned the carpet.

Refund $10.50. I'm requesting a picture or details of the exact globe that was found broken in which bedroom. I'm not aware of any broken globes. I never received any reply to this dispute. Refund $5.25. I'm requesting more information on the 2 face plates cracked. Where were these face plates located? I never received any reply to this dispute.

Refund $21.00. I don't doubt that I may have missed one or even two light bulbs that went out but $21.00 dollars worth of light bulbs would mean I took every light bulb in this house out before I left and this is just an outrageous lie. This house is about 950 sq ft. not very big.

My economic damages are the $550.00 deposit that I am due as the original contract stated.

A week ago, On 9-18-09, a man in a Century 21 real estate van was at my home when I left for work. He showed me documents of my house being for sale, with pictures of my house from when it was listed in 2005. I called the realtor in Baraboo, WI who was listed and he said it was a mistake, it should have been --- SOUTH G--- Ave. The next two days there were hoards of people at my house, snooping in the windows, in the garage, and telling my neighbors that my home was a foreclosure.

I contacted the realtor's supervisor on 9-21-09 and he assured me that it had been corrected on their web site and it would take 24-48 hours for the other web sites through MLS to get the new information and people stop coming to my home. TOnite I arrived home from a long day at work and there was a HUGE century 21 sign in my yard. I called the original realtor whose name was on the sign and he told me that the company they hire to put up signs put it on the wrong property. There was a hole in my yard and the sign was freshly painted yellow so when I went to attempt to remove it, I was full of wet paint. I have people asking me why my home is for sale.

In March 2009, Through Century 21, I was taken to look at an apartment at New York, NY 10011. I saw a unit I was interested in. Went back to the Century 21 office, went through the usual paper work in regards to credit check and processing fee ($150.00) with an agent (Kevin) which works under or for L. Steiner. I explained to him that I had a tax lawyer resolving a levy from the IRS and I had a letter from the lawyer stating that a levy takes time to remove.

Kevin (the broker) asked me for a "good faith" (this is a quote) deposit of $1650.00 in addition to the $150.00 processing fee, which I was hesitant to do but was told not to worry, bear in mind this is a NO FEE building. A couple of days later Kevin gets back to me in regards to approval and tells me that I can have the apartment but the management company needs from me 2 months security ($1650.00 X 2), 1 month rent ($1650.00) plus the Realtor fee of another $1650.00, all of this amounting to $6,600.

My credit was fine and I met all of the requirements, $6,600 is a lot of money to shed out for a studio apartment, so I told him that if that was the case I was going to pass on this. He then informs me that because I was "backing out of the deal", Jakobson Propeties would keep $500.00 of the "good faith" deposit plus the $150.00 processing fee because they claimed to have taken the apt. OFF THE MARKET. Except that there was never a deal made, nor did I see a lease or rental terms of any kind. All that was done was process my application for which they charge $150.00.

Now, How is this possible? I asked What deal? All I did was file an application? For which, they got back to me with rental terms (deposits required, etc) that were not satisfactory, so I passed. At this point this has dragged for a few months and I don't know how else to proceed.

Then, we were told we could get our $700 deposit back if we left the house better than we came in. My husband and I left 2 weeks before our 30 days were up, so we would have plenty of time to clean the house and do a walk-through before our "move-out" date. We took two straight days off work and cleaned the house from top to bottom. We called and gave the keys with about a week to spare on the move-out date. We didn't hear from anyone for about 2 weeks.

When we finally did hear that they did the walk-through, they told us that: 1.the stove had residue under it, 2.the pantry wasn't cleaned, and 3.the toilets were dirty. The quote to re-clean the house was $575, and then there was an oil stain in the driveway that needed to be cleaned. I told her, on a Thursday, that I would go back and fix it that weekend. (I couldn't get work off before that.) We didn't hear from them for 2 more days, and when we finally got a hold of them, they had already hired someone to do the work. They told us that $25 of our $700 deposit would be returned to us, and then gave a shoddy receipt that somehow added those things up.

In the last 5 years, my family and I have lived in 5 different rental houses. We have ALWAYS gotten our deposit back. This is the first time we never have. I am sorely disappointed in the way we were treated by this company, and I would warn anyone trying to rent through them to either do the walk-through with them by your side, or just rent from someone else entirely.

Also, seller hadn't hooked up bathroom exhaust fans to vent outside this house. Instead, hot, wet bath air dumps into attic. Appears to be mold/mildew on roof/joist, etc.

my elderly dad and i trusted this company to sell our homes. they turned out to sell our homes below market value to their friends, one an agent in the same office, and they forged dads name in the termite for escrow and did a fraudulant loan on the sale of that house. they forged my name over 50 times. i got 37 via the mail in a packet of disclosures i was never told of. i cancelled escrow then and was threatened, verbally abused, told i wouldnt get the 15k deposit back and the judge wouldnt believe me about the signatures. and they threatened my dad after i went to the police and to get me to cancel the cancelled escrow. and they did more too! [damages] at least 200k. the not fair market value of our homes and the attorney fees /handwritting fees to try to get justice. and we got none. i think the attorneys didnt care.

I was in the process of buying a house but the realtor that was helping me whit that process lie to me by giving me false information.and she never told me that my deposit was in danger of being lost if i dint get a lone in the time that escrow requested. I wasent able to get a house, or a loan

the deposit that she requested was 5,000.00, i gave her that amount in a check and its bing two months she never returns my calls and evrey time she calls, she tells me she dosen't no anyting and until this day i havent recevie anyting from her.

Ms Dymowski was working at Sectafee. I signed a contract for her to list my house. I changed my mind about selling But I had given her 995.00. The house was listed only 6 months instead of 12. I asked them for 1 month to work on my house but they took it off the market for 6 months. the contract is over.

My house is not sold and my money is gone! Ms. Dymowski will not give it back and has lied about circumstances saying I owe her the money for showing me properties that she counts in the hundreds which I told her was not true. she says I owe her gas and wasted her time!

I purchased land with a manufactured home from Century 21 and when I attempted to sell the home through the same agent, he informed me that he could not sell the home because it had an improper foundation. Also, home now has mold and I have come to realize that the area where mold is has been remodeled and has a different window sash which leads me to the conclusion that the seller knew that the wall was deteriorating because of water damage.

My adult daughter, son-in-law and grandson live with me and the affected wall is in my grandson's room. I believe that the mold is adversely affecting my entire family's health and most especially, my grandson's. Because of the foundation issue and the obviousness of the mold issue, I cannot sell my home and I cannot afford alternate housing while I am paying on this home.

I am being harassed by Oscar at New Vision Oxnard. He wants me to pay him $7500.00 for a class that was inadequate. He will not leave me alone. The collection's agency is calling me. Before, I got involved in this training class, I asked questions specifically that if I did not get my license then I would not owe any money. They advertise the training as free training. Well, now he has a collection's agency harassing me. I also have had excellent credit and don't think that it is fair that one of their broker's could mess with my credit for providing me inadequate training. The instructor was not a licensed instructor either. He was one of their mortgage brokers. I participated, but did not finish the training program. I did not receive a certificate of completion. I was not happy with the training. I did not feel prepared to take the test for certification. Throughout the training, they were stating we didn't need to understand the information, that we should just memorize the cheat sheets. They were not sure on the answers during the classes. They used copyrighted materials for the principals book and also Century 21 computer practice tests that were burned off of the masters. I am upset that this broker is scamming people out of their money. I don't feel that the training was valuable to me and now I would need to re-train in order to ever pass the test.

He is messing with my credit and claiming that I owe him $7500.00.