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Brisk pace of foreclosures continues in Tucson metro region

ellasilveira — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 18:59:50 CDT

Tucson, Arizona / Published: 06/02/09

http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/byauthor/295288

"There were 991 trustee notices"...

“Ripoff Report”

ellasilveira — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 17:57:06 CDT

http://ripoffreport.com/reports/0/443/RipOff0443825.htm

Judge orders rewrite of $1 B suit against ex-First Magnus execs

ellasilveira — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 21:20:42 CDT

Tucson, Arizona / Published: 04-29-2009

http://www.azstarnet.com/allheadlines/290701.php

StoneWater execs to step down

ellasilveira — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 12:52:58 CDT

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ellasilveira — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 11:25:03 CDT

Sly as a Fox:
Long Realty Company, First Magnus/Stonewater, and Title Security Agency of Arizona!

This is a true story about my 81 year old father who is a World War II Veteran who got the Royal shaft from Long Realty Company, and their affiliate companies. He decided to retire and buy a house in Tucson, AZ. He put his trust in Long Realty Company. After one day in the home, the nightmares began. This all started at the Oro Valley office with the Long agent / broker on January 22, 2007 and the Mortgage Advisor via telephone conversation. She highly recommended using this Mortgage Advisor because he was a Christian and a very dear friend of hers.

They both took advantage of my father's age and the lack of knowledge of Real Estate. She had him sign and date a blank , Loan Status Report.
she also had him initial and sign 9 pages of a blank Purchase Contract. She told him on page 9 to leave the date blank. She told him this was just to get started, and for him to write a check for $1,000.00 earnest money. She told him to offer full price which was $127,500.00, because this house would not last much longer on the market.

My father had only one appointment with the Mortgage Advisor for Pinnacle Mortgage/First Magnus on January 24, 2007. My father brought all his documents to his appointment, such as Bank Statements, US Military Retirement Pay, VA Disability Income, and Social Security Income. He had my father sign many blank documents. My father came home without any copies of the documents he signed.

The Long agent also said she was very good friends with the Escrow Officer. On February 5, 2007 which was the COE, she had my father sign numerous documents including page 4 of 5 and page 5 of 5 of the loan application.

The Long agent used Pinnacle Mortgage/First Magnus, Title Security Agency of Arizona, and etc. she never gave my father any other options.

They increase his monthly income and liquid assets to quality him for a loan he could not afford. After these companies received their money they sold the loan to CitiMortgage.

My father called the Escrow Officer to get copies that were missing from the closing, she told him they could not give him copies of the documents.

At the end of March we went to the Mortgage Company to get copies of my father's documents. The Vice President said she could give him what she had, and one of those documents was the, Good Faith Estimate that was not signed or dated.

The very first mortgage payment was due April 1, 2007 to CitiMortgage.

I called CitiMortgage when I found there was a problem and asked if they could please send me the loan documents. On November 9, 2007 when we received the information we requested , I was horrified to find two sets of loan applications with different information including forgery.

We also found out that the owner's mother was the Long listing agent for this property, as it turned out, she was also the seller's agent for her son when he purchase this property back in December 20, 2004 for $63,700 per the MLS #2427963.

1. Falsified MLS!

2. Falsified Loan Status Report!

3. Falsified Loan Application!

4. Falsified Purchase Contract!

5. Falsified Seller's Property Disclosure Statement!

6. NO PERMITS!

7. Falsified Home Inspection!

8. Falsified Appraisal!

My father had good credit until he did business with Long Realty Company, and their affiliate Companies. His credit is now destroyed. My father's house is in foreclosure and is being auctioned February 27, 2008. In addition this house is literally falling apart, the plumbing system is on the verge of total failure, and etc.

Long agent told my father to offer full price which was $127,500 because this house would not last much longer on the market.
The seller Tim Hagyard walked away with over $63,000.
This same house just sold in June 2008 for only $57,000.

We have all the documents to support our statements. For more information please e-mail me at esilveira77@hotmail.com

Long Realty Company and their affiliates companies, Pinnacle Mortgage/First Magnus, and Title Security Agency of Arizona committed fraud and forgery?

For any questions, e-mail me at esilveira77@hotmail.com

It appears that Long Realty Company, and their now bankrupt partner First Magnus, now called StoneWater, do not want the public viewing these comments.

Home deal gone sour reflects tough market
By Christie Smythe Arizona Daily Star
Tucson, Arizona | Published: 03.02.2008

http://www.azstarnet.com/allheadlines/227653.php

“For months, Ellis Herman, an 81-year-old World War II veteran, has fought a losing battle against Long Realty Co.”

“a house they later learned had bathroom drains that didn't work, a heater that blew cold air and a stove declared unsafe by the gas company.”

“Long agent Treece said her husband — also a Long agent — showed Herman through the house at least once during the inspection period.”

“The house had attracted an offer from one other prospective buyer, Katherine Maas, who said she had trouble finding financing because lenders thought the house was overpriced.”

“Herman signed a purchase contract on Jan. 23, 2007. About two weeks later, the deal closed.”

“Loan officer Neal has left the state, according to former work associates.”

“Hagyard, the previous owner, declined to comment.”

“King, the designated broker, said Treece did her part to help Herman by having Hagyard pay $2,700 in closing costs for Herman along with a premium for a home warranty plan.”

“See a video of Ellis Herman and his daughter describing the problems they ran into after moving into their now-foreclosed house.” http://videos.azstarnet.com/p/video?id=1747037

Home deal gone sour comments:

http://regulus2.azstarnet.com/comments/index.php?id=227653

Arizona Daily Star removed all 209 comments from the article {Home deal gone sour.} Why?

1. Vicki Entrekin Long Agent- March 3, 2008 and I quote,
"My personal thoughts – they are gypsies that thought they had made on this."

2. Anna Stark-July 23,2008, and I quote,
“I have taken the liberty of contacting the Publisher/Editor of the Arizona Daily Star in order to have this entire thread of comments for this article removed.” In the interest of fairness to my former FMFC friends and colleagues.”

3. Joe Neal- March 5,2008, and I quote,
“For the record, by law, the Good Faith Estimate and Truth-in-Lending documents are required to be MAILED within 3 days of application…they were.”

4. Joe Neal-March 5,2008, and I quote,
“If I spend anymore time on this, I’m going be out of a job and unable to make MY mortgage payments.” “I’ll only have MYSELF to blame.”

5. Robert Hayes-March 7,2008, and I quote,
“His daughter was with him in the transaction the whole time. So tell me, how did the agents prey upon the elderly?”

Title agency faces inquiry after internal fraud, theft

ellasilveira — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 11:51:28 CDT

http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/fromcomments/288912.php

By Josh Brodesky
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson, Arizona / Published: 04-16-2009

“A title agency headed by a former executive of bankrupt First Magnus Financial Corp. faces possible revocation of its state license amid allegations by regulators that a lack of internal controls allowed former employees to commit fraud and theft."

Anna Stark - REO Specialist / First Magnus

ellasilveira — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 21:19:01 CDT

Anna Stark / First Magnus, now called StoneWater

http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/printDS/227653
Home deal gone sour comments:
http://regulus2.azstarnet.com/comments/index.php?id=227653

The Arizona Daily Star has removed all 209 comments from the article {Home deal gone sour.} Why?

1. Vicki Entrekin (MrsTEntrekin) Long Agent, March 3, 1008
and I quote,
"My personal thoughts – they are gypsies that thought they had made on this."

2. Anna Stark (alstark) First Magnus-July 23,2008
and I quote,
“I have taken the liberty of contacting the Publisher/Editor of the Arizona Daily Star in order to have this entire thread of comments for this article removed.” In the interest of fairness to my former FMFC friends and colleagues.”

3. Joe Neal (thewacokid) Pinnacle Mortgage/First Magnus- March 5,2008
and I quote,
“For the record, by law, the Good Faith Estimate and Truth-in-Lending documents are required to be MAILED within 3 days of application…they were.”

4. Joe Neal (thewacokid) Pinnacle Mortgage/First Magnus-March 5,2008
and I quote,
“If I spend anymore time on this, I’m going be out of a job and unable to make MY mortgage payments.” “I’ll only have MYSELF to blame.”

PLEASE NOTE:
To read more about the loan officer Joe Neal, and his own foreclosure’s before moving out of the state of Arizona:
1. Joe Neal: Mortgage Advisor for Pinnacle Mortgage/First Magnus

5. Robert R. (stockholmgtr) (Kyle) Hayes Long Agent-March 7,2008
and I quote,
“His daughter was with him in the transaction the whole time. So tell me, how did the agents prey upon the elderly?”

6. Anna Stark (alstark) First Magnus -March 4,2008
and I quote,
Gene-
“There are very strict disclosure laws in the state of Arizona and a seasoned real estate professional would not have over looked this very important detail.”

PLEASE NOTE:
1. Tim Hagyard's Falsified Seller's Disclosure
2. SPDS.pdf
3. Building Inspector
4. Building Inspection.pdf

7. C S. (Friendly Lender) March 4,2008
and I quote,
m,kl;
“Joe Neal, I had worked with Pam T. a few years ago & she insisted that she only worked with you.”

8. Anna Stark (alstark) First Magnus-March 6,2008
and I quote,
“How many other people have tried to lend a helping hand to now what appears to be a pair of well polished GRIFTERS out to get something for nothing?”
“Mr. Herman and his daughter for what they really are--
small time, swindling crooks.”

9. Sarah L. (sarahley) Long Agent-March 2,2008 and I quote,
“Instead of Silveria and Herman admitting that they made a bad decision to buy the house, they blamed Long Realty for all of the problems they encountered after their purchase.”

From: Anna Stark (aloustark@comcast.net)
Sent: Fri 5/30/08 5:03 PM
To: esilveira77@hotmail.com
Ms. Silveira-
Heck of a good job at the website!!!!! Looking so forward to more scintillating tales from fantasy land. I certainly can count on you for a GREAT make believe story.
Have you considered writing a book?
By the way-what's happening with that peaceful protest? Last I heard and despite your best efforts, Long Realty hasn't shuttered their doors for business. AND, Stonewater Mortgage (?) has yet to materialize...do you know something I don't? I guess it just goes to show that you can't believe what you read in the newspaper these days-can you? Hmmmm?
My thanks (it's really one of my better photos-kudos to you for posting it!)
Anna Stark :)

"Read the Star's coverage of the mortgage lender's saga:" "First Magnus Collapse."
http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/firstmagnus/

First Magnus executives are sued for $1 billion:
Tucson, Arizona | Published: 02.27.2009
http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/biz-topheadlines/282024.php

February 27, 2009
bankruptcy court filing: http://www.lhlaw.net/images/stories/fmfccomplaint.pdf

Suit says First Magnus officers fueled crisis; their reply: 'absurd':
Tucson, Arizona | Published: 02.28.2009
http://www.azstarnet.com/allheadlines/282213.php
“The suit alleges there were times when First Magnus employees would overstate incomes or assets to qualify potential borrowers and that
a large number of borrowers had credit scores below 700.”

Comments: http://regulus2.azstarnet.com/comments/index.php?id=282213

StoneWater Mortgage: http://www.stonewatermortgage.com/pdf/6-2008_PDF_MB_Version_MB-StoneWater.pdf, and
http://www.multifamilyexecutive.com/industry-news.asp?sectionID=566&articleID=718542&refresh=true

WRONG AGAIN!‏
From: Anna Stark (aloustark@comcast.net)
Sent: Wed 7/16/08 10:01 PM
To: esilveira77@hotmail.com
-But tell me something I don't already know.
And sorry! I'm not your pal, Cardinal Richelieu. If I wrote it, you best believe I would sign my own name. I take credit for my work and I don't use phony or fake names to disguise my writing. I'm in the journalism business (sort of speak) and I want the by line.
I can think of about 25 or so other people in Tucson who might be your mysterious pen-pal. One just has to visit your photo gallery of friends. (?) Please ensure that you post this message to your website as well. Afer all, it's important to give credit where credit is due--don't you think? SIGNED,
Anna Stark

Comments by Anna S.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rlz=1T4DMUS_enUS257US257&q=site:regulus2.azstarnet.com+Anna+S.+(alstark)&start=0&sa=N

First Magnus: Boom to bust in three weeks http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/fromcomments/197166.php
First Magnus: Boom to bust in three weeks

Comments http://regulus2.azstarnet.com/comments/index.php?id=197166

James G.- August 19,2007
"Methinks thou protesteth too loudly, Anna (#18)."

William W. -August 19,2007
Anna S........
"The commissioned sales staff had goals to meet and as usual did what they thought they had to, regardless of who they hurt, or should I say conned."

Anna S. -August 19,2007
"And guess what? I AM a military spouse."

First Magnus went first-class, leasing a 'very loaded' Jaguar:
Story: http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/fromcomments/208089.php
Comments: http://regulus2.azstarnet.com/comments/index.php?id=208089

Anna S. (alstark)-October 26,2007
"And (in conclusion)...like the other 5499 former FMFC employees, I have also "joined the line" in the hopes of receiving my last paycheck--(SURPRISE!)"

http://regulus2.azstarnet.com/comments/index.php?id=209467
Anna S. (alstark) — November 5,2007
“Keep in mind that I am a former FMFC employee, too.” “Out of a job in a town where career options are few and opportunties to continue in this particular career field simply don't exist.”

http://regulus2.azstarnet.com/comments/index.php?id=211002
Anna S. (alstark) November 13,2007
"As former First Magnus employees, we can ALL thank Ms. Symthe for the vendictive hack job she has maliciously penned in an attempt to create "news." "Isn't it heart warming to know that she is employed at a job allowing her to trash, libel and bad mouth the collective hundreds of former employees in Tucson who may never shed the stigma of FMFC."

"For the record, I am NOT a "former" First Magnus employee." "Ella (and her co-conspirators) aren't very good at doing their homework."
03/21/2008 01:13 PM by Anna Stark

“I stated in my previous post that am not a "former" First Magnus employee." "IN FACT, I never the left the building and am still employed."
03/21/2008 03:51 03:51 PM by Anna Stark
Stacey M.-March 6,2008, and I quote,
Anna,
“Sounds to me as if you are more than a family friend or past client. You obviously have access to Long Realty and First Magnus files.”

Joe Neal-March 5,2008, and I quote,
“If I spend anymore time on this, I’m going be out of a job and unable to make MY mortgage payments.” “I’ll only have MYSELF to blame.”

Anna Stark- March 4,2008, and I quote,
“Blaming others for his own stupidty is ridiculous and the fact that he lost his home to foreclosure indicates just how unsophisticated he and his daughter really are when it came to making a major purchase such as a home.”

Anna, does this comment apply to your good friend and colleague, and according to Joe Neal the Mortgage Advisor who also lost his home's to foreclosure, you were a past client of his as well. Is this the real reason why Joe and his family had to moved out of State? Or perhaps his work ethics were in question? Here we have a nice looking "All American Joe" posing as a Christian, who is also a Mortgage Lender, held by the utmost banking standards.
See business practice below and you make a decision.

Attached Document # 1 - Joe while making loans and handling everyone’s money, had purchased a home and never bothered to disclose to anyone, that not only did he take the money, he never bothered to repay the lender for the loan. See foreclosure sale dated 11/27/07. Also note that while originating my father's loan, It appears he was already in default on his own mortgage and making money (loads of it) shafting my father, and perhaps many others? Where were his pay checks going? Certainly not to his obligations which says a lot about this persons morals and character.

I also find it very interesting that Joe Neal used Long Agent Pam Treece in an attempt to sell his house. How many other houses have Joe Neal and Pam Treece partnered up on in order for a sale, and why?

NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE
File ID. #07-41963 Neal
“By public auction on November 27, 2007 at 11:30 AM, outside the east door of the Courts Building, 110 West Congress, Tucson, AZ.”
"Deed of Trust which had an original balance of $568,573.00 executed by Joseph and Kristina Neal, husband and wife."

Up-dated information: SECOND FORECLOSURE!
Original Trustee: Joseph A and Kristina K Neal
Current Trustee: Cal-Western Reconveyance Corporation
Current Beneficiary: Deutsche Bank National Trust Company
Original Principal Balance as shown on deed of Trust: $238,500.00 Trust No. 1119013-04
Public auction to the highest bidder at the below date, time and place. In accordance with ARS SEC. 33-808(B), time of sale is between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. at a specific place on the Subject Real Property, at the courthouse or at a specific place at the principal place of business of Trustee. At the east steps of the Superior Court Building, 110 West Congress, Tucson, Arizona

Date: January 22, 2008 Time: 11:30 am
Subject Real Property: 5254 North Canyon Way, Tucson AZ 85750

Please see attachments: Notice Trustee's Sale.pdf

Stacey M.
Anna,
“You obviously have access to Long Realty and First Magnus files.” “You are far to passionate to be a dis-intrested third party and someone seems to be feeding you information.”
Anna S.
Stacy-
“Suffice to say there are critical pieces of this story that you are missing.”
Stacey M.
Anna,
“Just did a little research of my own - Are you the same Anna Stark listed as an REO Specialist for First Magnus Corporation?” “The same company that did this to the Hermans?” “Not a disinterested third party are you?”
Anna S.
“I made it very clear many postings ago that Joe Neal was a family friend and I have made no attempt to hide my identity.” “A little research goes along way. (which you have found out)”
“I came to the conclusion that Mr. Herman and his daughter have conducted themselves in such a manner which has led me to believe that they are con artists who foolishly thought they could get something for nothing.”
Stacey M.
Anna,
“Are you not proud that you worked for First Magnus - or is that a conflict of interest on this issue?”
“It is very interesting how you hide behind the veil of "privacy laws" while disclosing information that you say you shouldn't have because you "weren't involved in the sale of this property".” “So was it Joe Neal or Long Realty who broke their "privacy agreement" with Ellis Herman and told you about the "facts'?”
“Obviously you have no compunction about attacking the veracity of others with your "secret" information as your shield.”
“You disclosed your "family friend" relationship with Joe Neal - but you certainly didn't disclose that you worked for First Magnus.” “Joe Neal called you a client - not a co-worker.” “Both of you were less than honest.”
Stacey M.
“You know Anna I was just sitting here thinking - to work in REO's (Bank foreclosed properties) you must need to vilify the folks whose properties you take.” “I mean it's easier to repossess the home of a conman rather than the home of an 81 year old WWII Vet isn't it?”
Anna S.
Wow, Stacey--
“...Over and out. It's been fun!”
Stacey M.
Anna,
“In post #143 you plainly state that you know things you can't talk about because of privacy laws.”
“In fact - I'm willing to bet the fact that you are now "over and out" probably indicates that I hit closer to home than you care to admit.”
“You may be able to get away with your double talk on a regular basis Anna, and if that is what First Magnus hires it lends even more credibility to the Herman family.”
“I don't think this has been fun - I think it has been enlightening and quite sad.”
Stacey M.
Anna,
“I found a quote from you in a July 26, 2006 issue of Williams and Williams- Inside Mortgage Finance's, Inside Mortgage Profitability.” "What caught our attention was that we could dispose of property in a 40-60 day period,"said the lender's REO specialist Anna Stark.” “This means First Magnus can turn REO properties so fast that its costs associated with the home become "nearly negligable."
“Maybe it meant that First Magnus was willing to make loans it shouldn't have or to push people into loans they couldn't afford because their cost in repossessing them and selling them were "negligible".
“Wouldn't that create incentive for loan officers to make a bad loan?” “Just seems that way to me.”
“Maybe you can ask your dear friend Joe Neal.” “What was First Magnus's policy on loans?” “What was your income to debt ratio?” “Why was Mr. Herman's VA loan not used?” “What was the incentive?”
“So many questions. So few answers”

Anna Stark: Inside Mortgage Profitability: http://www.williamsauction.com/upload/PDF/WlliamsIMP.pdf

Josh Brodesky: Facts, not pretrial bombast, will decide 1st Magnus suit
By Josh Brodesky Arizona Daily Star Published: 04.12.2009
http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/fromcomments/288299.php

“When Jamie Welton sued First Magnus and its former directors and officers for a billion dollars back in February, he didn't hold back.”
“First Magnus was not the victim of the 'credit crisis' or 'collapse of the secondary market' ... it was a significant cause," says the suit, which he filed on behalf of the trustee for First Magnus creditors.”

Comments:
http://regulus2.azstarnet.com/comments/index.php?id=288299

Josh Brodesky: Facts, not pretrial bombast, will decide 1st Magnus suit

ellasilveira — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 11:28:23 CDT

By Josh Brodesky Arizona Daily Star
Published: 04.12.2009
http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/fromcomments/288299.php

“When Jamie Welton sued First Magnus and its former directors and officers for a billion dollars back in February, he didn't hold back.”

“First Magnus was not the victim of the 'credit crisis' or 'collapse of the secondary market' ... it was a significant cause," says the suit, which he filed on behalf of the trustee for First Magnus creditors.”

Comments:
http://regulus2.azstarnet.com/comments/index.php?id=288299

Author who predicted crisis sees inflation ahead

ellasilveira — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 18:43:41 CDT

Wed Apr 8, 2009 5:56pm EDT
By Daniel Trotta http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSTRE53790N20090408

NEW YORK (Reuters) - “An author who saw the global financial crisis coming fears the next bubble will come in the form of inflation and has little confidence U.S. President Barack Obama's team is up to the challenge ahead.”

Tim Hagyard, and his mother Long Agent Susie DeConcini

ellasilveira — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 14:52:43 CDT

Susie DeConcini
Owner or person in charge of premises:
Hagyard Timothy & DeConcini Suzanne S
Address of person in charge: 428 E. 17th St.
Description of Violation: "Interior remodeling of house including structural, electrical, mechanical & plumbing, without permits or inspections."

Pam Treece told my father to offer full price which was $127,500 because this house would not last much longer on the market.
The seller Tim Hagyard walked away with over $63,000.
This same house just sold for only $57,000.

The seller, DeConcini's son, Timothy Hagyard, made more than $63,000 on the sale after paying off a mortgage and transaction costs, according to a settlement statement.

$127,500.00
- 57,000.00
$ 70,000.00
Would you say this house was over inflated, and by WHO?

Why should an 81 year old man have to repair these pre-existing problems that were not disclosed by the seller Tim Hagyard, or his mother the Long listing agent Susie DeConcini, and the Long agent Pam Treece?

Long agent Susie DeConcini and her son Tim Hagyard have not learned anything from their past violations, have they?

See attachment:

Notice of Violation.pdf

It appears that Susie DeConcini, and her two sons are taking part in house flipping!
Check for yourself. Go down to the Pima County Assessor, and plan on spending a good part of the day!
Look up Tim Reese Hagyard, Clare Marguerite Hagyard, Stanley Benton Hagyard , and Susie DeConcini, also look for her a.k.a. there are many!

Is this Susie DeConcini the Long Agent in this news article?
http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/1993-08-11/news/even-his-wife-can-t-stand-him-anymore/
EVEN HIS WIFE CAN'T STAND HIM ANYMORE
By Tom Fitzpatrick Published on August 11, 1993

Susie DeConcini Long Agent/Broker & her son Tim Hagyard the seller

ellasilveira — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 14:39:39 CDT

Susie DeConcini
Owner or person in charge of premises: Hagyard Timothy & DeConcini Suzanne S
Address of person in charge:
428 E. 17th St.
Description of Violation!
"Interior remodeling of house including structural, electrical, mechanical & plumbing, without permits or inspections."

Pam Treece told my father to offer full price which was $127,500 because this house would not last much longer on the market.
The seller Tim Hagyard walked away with over $63,000.
This same house just sold for only $57,000.

The seller, DeConcini's son, Timothy Hagyard, made more than $63,000 on the sale after paying off a mortgage and transaction costs, according to a settlement statement.

$127,500.00
- 57,000.00
$ 70,000.00

Would you say this house was over inflated, and by WHO?

Why should an 81 year old man have to repair these pre-existing problems that were not disclosed by the seller Tim Hagyard, or his mother the Long listing agent Susie DeConcini, and the Long agent Pam Treece?

My father asked Jerome King the Designated Broker to review the Original Purchase Contract with him because the copy of the purchase contract that Bob Treece gave him, on or about January 25, 2007 did not match the purchase contract that was given to him on February 12, 2007.
Mr. King refused! WHY?

See attachments:
Purchase Contracts 1.pdf

Purchase Contracts-2.pdf

Someone added this information to page 7 of the Purchase Contract after my father signed it.
"The buyer is aware and acknowledges that the listing agent is related to the seller."

Long agent Susie DeConcini and her son Tim Hagyard have not learned anything from their past violations!

See attachment:
Notice of Violation.pdf

It appears that Susie DeConcini, and her two sons are taking part in house flipping!
Check for yourself, go down to the Pima County Assessor, plan on spending a good part of the day!
Look up Tim Reese Hagyard, Clare Marguerite Hagyard, Stanley Benton Hagyard , and Susie DeConcini, also look for her a.k.a. there are many.

Is this Susie DeConcini the Long Agent in this news article?
http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/1993-08-11/news/even-his-wife-can-t-stand-him-anymore/
EVEN HIS WIFE CAN'T STAND HIM ANYMORE
By Tom Fitzpatrick Published on August 11, 1993

Donations ?
http://www.moca-tucson.org/kommerz/donations.shtml

The Real Estate Bust Is Far From Over

ellasilveira — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 12:32:43 CDT

http://www.lewrockwell.com/french/french114.html

April 9, 2009

“For those thinking that the real estate bust is all over with – think again.” “The residential market has hit the ditch and continues to sink lower, but now the commercial property market is rolling over and will take many lenders down the drain with it. America’s small and regional bankers are pointing their fingers at the big banks, claiming the big money center banks "have tarred and feathered us," City National Bank chief executive Bill McQuillan told the Wall Street Journal during the Independent Community Bankers of America convention in Phoenix.” “But banks – large and small – all over the country are loaded with commercial real estate loans, and that collateral is heading south according to a Deutsche Bank report.”

Warren Buffett

ellasilveira — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 21:24:07 CDT

HomeServices of America, an affiliate of Berkshire Hathaway/owned by billionaire investor Warren Buffet.

Moody's cuts AAA rating on Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway
April 8, 2009
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20090408/bs_afp/usinsuranceratingscompanyberkshirehathawaybuffett WASHINGTON (AFP) – “Ratings agency Moody's Investors Service downgraded Wednesday the "AAA" rating on US billionaire investor Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, citing damage from falling stocks on its insurance business.”
“Moody's lowered parent holding company Berkshire Hathaway's rating two notches to "Aa2" from "AAA.”

HomeServices of America, Inc.: http://www.homeservices.com/asp/aboutus.asp

BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkshire_Hathaway

Long Realty “Our History”
http://www.longrealty.com/Content/Content.aspx?ContentID=523632

“Long Realty merged with HomeServices of America, the second largest residential real estate brokerage firm in the nation, comprising a consortium of companies dedicated to delivering an unparalleled experience to each customer.”
“Thus, Long Realty added Long Title Agency, Long Mortgage Company, and Long Insurance Group to become the Long Companies, a significant Arizona organization with substantial resources, providing the company with the depth of a well-rooted local business and the breadth of a well-known national corporation.”

Warren Buffett http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warren_Buffett
“He is one of the world's most successful investors and the largest shareholder and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway” “He was ranked by Forbes as the richest person in the world during the first half of 2008, with an estimated net worth of $62.0 billion”

Government cracking down on mortgage scams

ellasilveira — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 11:12:31 CDT

April 6, 2009
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090406/ap_on_bi_ge/housing_scams
WASHINGTON – "If you discriminate against borrowers or prey on vulnerable homeowners with fraudulent mortgage schemes, we will find you, and we will punish you," Holder said.
“Over the past year homeowners have been flooding state attorneys general with complaints about for-profit loan modification consultants.” “While some are legitimate, authorities say many are con artists.”

Recession persists, but jobless benefits ending

ellasilveira — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 21:56:57 CDT

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/30045448

‘It’s going to be a monstrous problem,’ economist says
April. 4, 2009
WASHINGTON - “In the coming weeks and months, hundreds of thousands of jobless Americans will exhaust their unemployment benefits, just when it's never been harder to find a job.”

“Precise figures are hard to determine, but Wayne Vroman, an economist at the Urban Institute, estimates that up to 700,000 people could exhaust their extended benefits by the second half of this year.”

“U.S. employers shed 663,000 jobs in March, and the jobless rate now stands at its highest in a quarter-century.” “Since the recession began in December 2007, a net total of 5.1 million jobs have disappeared.”

Former First Magnus execs ask judge to dismiss billion-dollar lawsuit

ellasilveira — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 19:21:23 CDT

By Josh Brodesky Arizona Daily Star
Tucson, Arizona | Published: 03.30.2009
http://www.azstarnet.com/allheadlines/286611.php

“Attorneys for several First Magnus executives have filed a motion to dismiss a $1 billion lawsuit against them and others, saying the claim is filled with sensational allegations that are solely designed to garner media attention.”

Comments:
http://regulus2.azstarnet.com/comments/index.php?id=286611

First Magnus seeks dismissal of $1B lawsuit

ellasilveira — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 19:20:16 CDT

By Josh Brodesky Arizona Daily Star
Tucson, Arizona | Published: 03.31.2009
http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/fromcomments/286664.php

“Attorney Michael McGrath, who filed the motion and is representing First Magnus founders Thomas Sullivan Sr. and Thomas Sullivan Jr., declined to comment because of the ongoing suit.”
Comments: http://regulus2.azstarnet.com/comments/index.php?id=286664

US home price drops set records in Jan.

ellasilveira — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 10:29:34 CDT

The Associated Press
Tucson, Arizona | Published: 03.31.2009
http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/hourlyupdate/286720.php

WASHINGTON — “A widely watched index shows American home prices dropped by the sharpest annual rate on record in January.”
“The Standard & Poor’s/Case-Shiller 20-city housing index released Tuesday tumbled by a record 19 percent from January 2008.”

Josh Brodesky: $30,700 town home not an easy sell

ellasilveira — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 18:11:06 CDT

Arizona Daily Star
Tucson, Arizona | Published: 03.29.2009
http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/byauthor/286433

“Hard as it might be to believe, not long ago this two-bedroom 904-square-foot town home near South Sixth and Irvington was flipped three times during Tucson's "hot" housing market.”
“It was sold in 2002 for $58,900, Pima County Assessor's records show.” “The home was flipped in August 2004 for $69,900 and then flipped again in September 2005 for $95,000.”
“Now it's on the market for $30,700.”
“I found myself wondering how an appraiser could ever have approved such a sale.”

Comments:
http://regulus2.azstarnet.com/comments/index.php?id=286433

Ratings: -3 +13
“Would have been interesting if the story had identified the "flippers". “Isn't that public information and were "flippers" not in some way a significant part of the "bubble".” “As for the appraisers, many were in bed with both realtors and lenders in order to justify the very inflated prices being asked and paid for homes across the economic board.” “Anyone with their eyes open could see this crash coming and it was fairly evident how it was being driven and who the players were.” “The result was a systemic collapse of a greed fostering industry.”

Comment #8
Long Realty listing agent Jessica Sanchez, sold this property on August 2004 for $69,900. I believe she now works for Realty Executives Southern Arizona.

Feds shut banks in Georgia, Colorado, Kansas

ellasilveira — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 20:53:37 CDT

March 20, 2009

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090321/ap_on_bi_ge/bank_closings

WASHINGTON – “Regulators on Friday shut down banks in Georgia, Colorado and Kansas, marking 20 failures of federally insured banks this year.” “More are expected to succumb to the prolonged recession.”

“As the economy sours, unemployment rises, home prices tumble and loan defaults soar, bank failures have cascaded and sapped billions out of the deposit insurance fund.”