AZ Cash Deals

I recently received a solicitation to purchase the real estate of a recently deceased love one. No one in my family has died that I know of. I feel this type of marketing is very under handed to be praying on the grieving relatives after the death of a loved one. He claims to be a good person who will look after me in this difficult time.

I cannot believe that this type of operation has received accreditation by your organization much less an A+ rating. This further lowers my opinion of what a Revdex.com accreditation really means. It's easy to believe the stories I have heard that the ratings are "for sale."

I approached AZ Cash Deals, aka Baxter Holdings LLC, rated A+ by Revdex.com, about purchasing my home. They came to my home and offered me a contract which we signed on 8/12/15, stating the sale would close on 9/8/15. The inspections were not completed, and the sale did not close. Also, upon further review of the contract (this is the first home I'd purchased and the first home I'd sold), I noticed that though the buyer would receive monetary remedy if the seller (me) defaulted on the contract, the only remedy offered the seller was to get out of the contract after the date set for close of escrow had passed and a 3-day cure period notice was sent. The buyer provided no ernest money that would go to the seller and/or pay escrow fees should the buyer default. The buyer repeatedly assured me that the sale was moving forward as planned, but then when it didn't, he started blaming an unnamed investor.

I told the buyer that I was selling or giving away most of my possessions. I told the buyer that I gave notice at my work so that I could proceed with moving out of state as soon as the sale closed. I repeatedly contacted the buyer to find out if there was progress on the sale closure, but at no time prior to the canceling of the contract did the buyer indicate that escrow would not close. At the end of the first week after the sale was supposed to close, I asked the buyer for a $5K deposit to keep the contract active. He stated okay on the phone, and that I would have it by the end of the day Saturday. Instead, I didn't hear from him again until the following Monday when he told me that the investor assured him that everything would be in order for the sale to close that same day. I filed the 3-day cure period notice that same day assuming that everything would proceed as stated by the buyer, but also giving myself the room to get out of the contract if I was going to continue to get strung along. The sale did not close that week and I requested that the contract be canceled. I also found out that the buyer purchased another home down the street after I'd referred that seller to the company.

This was quite possibly the worst experience I've ever had dealing with a business. I feel I was repeatedly given misinformation. And in the end, the company defaulted on the contract, and I have no recourse except to write a negative review. I hope this provides some insight for anyone researching Baxter Holdings LLC/AZ Cash Deals.

I recently received a solicitation to purchase the real estate of a recently deceased love one. No one in my family has died that I know of. I feel this type of marketing is very under handed to be praying on the grieving relatives after the death of a loved one. He claims to be a good person who will look after me in this difficult time.

I cannot believe that this type of operation has received accreditation by your organization much less an A+ rating. This further lowers my opinion of what a Revdex.com accreditation really means. It's easy to believe the stories I have heard that the ratings are "for sale."

I approached AZ Cash Deals, aka Baxter Holdings LLC, rated A+ by Revdex.com, about purchasing my home. They came to my home and offered me a contract which we signed on 8/12/15, stating the sale would close on 9/8/15. The inspections were not completed, and the sale did not close. Also, upon further review of the contract (this is the first home I'd purchased and the first home I'd sold), I noticed that though the buyer would receive monetary remedy if the seller (me) defaulted on the contract, the only remedy offered the seller was to get out of the contract after the date set for close of escrow had passed and a 3-day cure period notice was sent. The buyer provided no ernest money that would go to the seller and/or pay escrow fees should the buyer default. The buyer repeatedly assured me that the sale was moving forward as planned, but then when it didn't, he started blaming an unnamed investor.

I told the buyer that I was selling or giving away most of my possessions. I told the buyer that I gave notice at my work so that I could proceed with moving out of state as soon as the sale closed. I repeatedly contacted the buyer to find out if there was progress on the sale closure, but at no time prior to the canceling of the contract did the buyer indicate that escrow would not close. At the end of the first week after the sale was supposed to close, I asked the buyer for a $5K deposit to keep the contract active. He stated okay on the phone, and that I would have it by the end of the day Saturday. Instead, I didn't hear from him again until the following Monday when he told me that the investor assured him that everything would be in order for the sale to close that same day. I filed the 3-day cure period notice that same day assuming that everything would proceed as stated by the buyer, but also giving myself the room to get out of the contract if I was going to continue to get strung along. The sale did not close that week and I requested that the contract be canceled. I also found out that the buyer purchased another home down the street after I'd referred that seller to the company.

This was quite possibly the worst experience I've ever had dealing with a business. I feel I was repeatedly given misinformation. And in the end, the company defaulted on the contract, and I have no recourse except to write a negative review. I hope this provides some insight for anyone researching Baxter Holdings LLC/AZ Cash Deals.