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Central Florida developer caught.....

A central Florida developer is out on bond
because the FDLE says his company defrauded
investors and would be home owners of over
$24 million dollars
in deposits.

  • David N. Weiker said that many things
    contributed to his companies bankruptcy.
    (I would LOVE to hear some of his "reasons").
  • Money that was supposed to be in escrow
    was "used" to pay for contractors that never
    finished and in some cases NEVER even started
    the process of constructing homes to be built.
  • Over 580 people lost money on these deals
    ranging from locations as far away as Great
    Britan, Norway, Scotland and Belgium. In the
    United States -- Massachusetts and Florida
    residents were stung among others.
  • FDLE officials said they have not found the
    missing money (It SHOULD be in escrow
    accounts, properly accounted for, shouldn't it?).
  • David Weikers past was found to be the
    evidence that will likely put him behind bars
    for a LONG long time.
    Eight or nine homes
    were to be built by another company Mr. Weiker
    owned and operated back in 2001. Home buyers
    had to finish building the homes they payed
    Mr. Weikers company to build, causing the would
    be owners back then to lose many thousands of
    dollars in the process.
  • Escrow money was disbursed to Weikers adult children
    to pay for their rent, money was used to purchase
    a spa for the Weikers home, and to pay for
    medicines and medical treatments. As far as I
    know, according to Florida real estate laws and
    practices, NONE of that money is to be used for
    ANYTHING other than the building of, or financing
    (down payments for mortgages) of the homes that
    were to be built.

I for one am GLAD the Florida Dept. of Law Enforcement is on the job....

That is part of the duty of that Dept. of our government.

 

 

Published Tuesday, July 08, 2008 11:28 AM by Alexander Harb

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