McDermott Plumbing

From: [redacted] Date: Fri, Jan 9, at 4:PMSubject: Revdex.com Complaint ID#: [redacted] vsJ & C Homebuyers, LLC and Matthew BorosTo: [redacted] Cc: [redacted] Dear [redacted] As you know, we represent [redacted] , Complainant in the above captioned Complaint I apologize for any inconvenience, but please disregard the reply to J & C’s response you received earlier today It was a draft mistakenly sent before revision due to a miscommunication in my officeJ & C entered into a real estate lease purchase agreement with the Complainant on February 13, 2014, a day before J & C took ownership of the house as a matter of record J & C paid $9,to purchase the house in the transaction and sold it to the Complainant for $13, Complainant signed the lease purchase agreement on February 13th and paid $as a down paymentThe agreement required Complainant to pay the balance of the purchase price in monthly installments of $each J & C remained responsible for payment of the real estate taxes and insurance .The Complainant, a single mother who works two jobs, moved into the house with her seven (7) children Complainant has now invested $21,in repairs and remodeling of the house and had made timely payment totaling $2,when the events which are the subject of the Complaint occurredJ & C has not paid the real estate taxes due on the house As indicated in the Complaint, on October 13, 2014, J & C quitclaimed title to the house to [redacted] possibly as partial payment of a debt owed by J & C or its principal, Matthew JBoros, to [redacted] *** [redacted] claims J&C did not disclose the purchase agreement entered into with the Complainant to him J&C definitely did not disclose to the Complainant that it was transferring the house to [redacted] ***The first time Complainant knew of the purported sale was when , [redacted] , the principal of [redacted] came to her door, introduced himself as the new owner of the house and demanded the Complainant sign a lease agreementThis was also the first time the complainant was informed of the house’s transfer from J&C to [redacted] ***When Complainant refused, [redacted] took action to evict her and her children from the houseThus, either J & C’s representations to Revdex.com that it disclosed the complainant’s ownership of the house to [redacted] is untrue or J & C and [redacted] were complicit in attempting to defraud complainant Either way, J&C’s response to complainant’s complaint that the issue is moot because “our company no longer owns the house in question” is irrelevantFor further information regarding MrBoros and J & C, you may want to take a look at the pages and pages public records related to MrBoros’ business activitiesPlease feel free to call me if you have any questions or need any further information in this regardThank you for your assistance in this matter [redacted]

From: Date: Wed, Dec 31, at 3:PMSubject: Website: Complaint ResponseTo: [email protected] Response to a ComplaintComplaint ID#: ***Company Name:
J and C Homebuyers, LLCCompany Contact: James KalistaCompany Phone: 216-773-4312Company Email: [email protected] Who Sent the Complaint: *** ***Staff Member: Response:My company entered into a lease option agreement with *** *** and then sold the contract to a 3rd party (all of this which is legal and allowed)The 3rd party decided to change the agreement that we signed with her (this is not allowed)Her complaint has nothing to do with our companyWe no longer own the house in question and have no way to enforce the contractShe has no reason to believe the contact will not be honored as the new buyer has a copy of our agreement and has no choice but to honor the agreement (unless she defaulted on the terms) which I would have no way of knowing since our company no longer owns the house in question.Sent on: 12/31/3:22:PM

From: [redacted]Date: Fri, Jan 9, 2015 at 4:59 PMSubject: Revdex.com Complaint ID#: [redacted] vs. J & C Homebuyers, LLC and Matthew BorosTo: [redacted]Cc: [redacted] Dear [redacted] As you know, we represent [redacted], Complainant in the above captioned Complaint.  I apologize for any inconvenience, but please disregard the reply to J & C’s response you received earlier today.  It was a draft mistakenly sent before revision due to a miscommunication in my office. J & C entered into a real estate lease purchase agreement  with the Complainant on February 13, 2014, a day before J & C took ownership of the house as a matter of record.   J & C paid $9,330 to purchase the house in the transaction and sold it to the Complainant for $13,660.  Complainant signed the lease purchase agreement on February 13th and paid $7000 as a down payment. The agreement required Complainant to pay the balance of the purchase price in 18 monthly installments of $370 each.  J & C remained responsible for  payment of the real estate taxes and insurance .The Complainant, a single mother who works two jobs, moved into the house with her seven (7) children.  Complainant has now invested $21,000 in repairs and remodeling of the house and had made 7 timely payment totaling $2,590 when the events which are the subject of the Complaint occurred. J & C has not paid the real estate taxes due on the house.   As indicated in the Complaint, on October 13, 2014, J & C quitclaimed title to the house to [redacted] possibly as partial payment of a debt owed by J & C or its principal, Matthew J. Boros, to [redacted].  [redacted] claims  J&C did not disclose the purchase agreement entered into with the Complainant to him .  J&C definitely did not disclose to the Complainant that it was transferring the house to [redacted]. The first time Complainant knew of the purported sale was when , [redacted], the principal of [redacted] came to her door, introduced himself as the new owner of the house and demanded the Complainant sign a lease agreement. This was also the first time the complainant was informed of the house’s transfer from J&C to [redacted]. When Complainant refused, [redacted] took action to evict her and her children from the house. Thus, either  J & C’s representations to Revdex.com that it  disclosed the complainant’s ownership of the house to [redacted] is untrue…or  J & C and [redacted] were complicit in attempting to defraud complainant.  Either way, J&C’s response to complainant’s complaint that the issue is moot because “our company no longer owns the house in question” is irrelevant. For further information regarding Mr. Boros and J & C, you may want to take a look at the pages and pages public records related to Mr. Boros’ business activities. Please feel free to call me if you have any questions or need any further information in this regard. Thank you for your assistance in this matter. [redacted]