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Follow on Google News | Colin Reilly Helps Others Avoid Real Estate Fraud ClaimsHelp with Claims of Real Estate Fraud - learning’s of an investor involved in over 1,200 homes
By: Drive Electric, LLC One client complaint led to the Arizona Attorney General's office launching a 4 year investigation into every transaction and file of Colin Reilly's company, Harvest Properties that started with a letter from the office of the Attorney General that would astonish most as to the choice of words. Despite investing 4 years in an extensive investigation, the Arizona Attorney General did not charge Colin Reilly or any of his 30 employees at Harvest Properties with any wrongful act. The Arizona Attorney General eventually agreed to a settlement with Colin that included no admission of wrongdoing. No wrongdoing was ever admitted. The website www.avoidrealestatefraud.com was created to share the experiences of Colin Reilly who tried to do everything right, had the best intentions, and still became involved in the horrible effects of real estate fraud claims. The website was designed to help consumers and businesses avoid real estate fraud claims based on the learning’s of an investor involved in over 1,200 homes. Highlights of the site include Six Best Practices Performed by Colin Reilly that led to No Wrongdoing Agreement by Attorney General. Each practice was learned over the course of 5 years Colin and brother Rob Reilly worked their way up the real estate ranks and became the #1 franchise office in the country receiving awards from HomeVestors for their outstanding achievement. During this time they worked on roughly 1,200 single-family homes. Visit the website at http://www.AvoidRealEstateFraud.com more information about Colin Reilly can be found on his website at http://ColinReillyTucson.com # # # Colin Reilly who tried to do everything right, had the best intentions, and still became involved in the horrible effects of real estate fraud. He now is trying to help consumers and businesses avoid fraud claims based on hislearning’ End
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