Of course everybody knows it is legal to pay more for something. I told you in my first post we got 30 k more than our list price. And, our list price was more than the tax rolls. All, totally common. What is not at all common is paying almost 10 TIMES more than what the property is valued.
Of course everybody knows it is legal to pay more for something. I told you in my first post we got 30 k more than our list price. And, our list price was more than the tax rolls. All, totally common. What is not at all common is paying almost 10 TIMES more than what the property is valued.
And again, just because something is not common does not automatically make it illegal.
This is a very simple concept. Do you really not understand it?
No matter how much you want it to be, it doesn't make it fraudulent or illegal.
You can say it's suspicious and want to have it looked into further for evidence of an actual crime.
But it's still not a fraud, no matter how much above asking price they get.
There are no laws on the books saying someone can only get X amount over asking price on real estate.
You need to find some evidence on an actual criminal act and use that in your argument instead of just making unsupported accusations.