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One investor said he lost $50,000 of his retirement savings by investing with HomeVestors franchisee Charles Carrier. Another estimates he lost more than $1 million. One called the loss a “life-changing hit.” https://t.co/g9rljbHsAe
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“EVERYBODY THAT OWNS A HOUSE HAS A PROBLEM IF THEY DO NOT WATCH THE EQUITY IN THEIR HOME.” - Former FBI agent Art Fitzenmeyer joins @jsolomonReports to discuss why using @hometitlelock is essential to protecting against house stealing. https://t.co/la9LaqT0hX
Charles Carrier, a former franchise owner of the 'We Buy Ugly Houses' brand HomeVestors, is accused of orchestrating a multi-year Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors of tens of millions of dollars. Investors reported substantial losses, including one who lost $50,000 of retirement savings and another who estimated losses exceeding $1 million. Despite signs of fraudulent activity and apparent violations, HomeVestors did not take action until the scheme was exposed in court. The case has drawn attention to the risks homeowners face regarding property equity and title theft, with experts emphasizing the importance of protective measures such as home title locks.
