Bet Max
3 days ago
5165 is correct, the house is for sale separate from the land. There were two lienholders, the property was foreclosed on regardless of it saying sold.
You will never convince the "true believers" here
As for the one believer, I have nothing to prove, if my post is not acceptable, you can keep waiting for the third qtr report that we will never see.
Master-of-Disaster
3 days ago
Riddle me this! 5165 Estrella River Road is the address of Estrella River Farms correct?
If that is the case then Bet Max is partially correct, only the Ranch has been sold and has a Luxury Home currently for sale on the ranch.
Offered at $35,000.00
Sold for $9,000.00
https://www.clarkcompany.com/properties/estrella-river-ranch-paso-robles-california/
https://www.clarkcompany.com/files/properties/Estrella%20Ranch%20Brochure-Web.pdf
The property is improved with a remodeled 2,486ยฑ sq. ft, four bedroom, two and a half bath home. It is constructed on a raised concrete foundation with stucco exterior and composition shingle roof and has been recently remodeled. There is a 260 sq. ft. enclosed breezeway to an attached 600 sq. ft. two car garage. The yard is nicely landscaped with a 15โ x 36โ heated pool.
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Paso-Robles/5165-Estrella-Rd-93446/home/51624714
shajandr
3 weeks ago
"Bill" swapped worthless LVVV shares in exchange for worthless Verde Partners shares, IF one bleeves the July PR.
Just another facet of DaShellGame.
One thing you can be shure of is that "Bill" made some cash from the "deal" - giving publicly-traded LVVV common shares (and some Preferred also) to Verde Partners who can dump them to retail with~OUTT having to report it and, unlike "Bill", with~OUTT volume restrictions. Verde prolly kicked a fixed amount or percentage into one or more entities that are essentially "Bill" butt appear arms-length or unrelated to him - butt the entities are "Bill" (possibly with some of his co-CONspirator buddies).
You know, shit like "loans" between entities - sound familiar?
Again, these are old, well-worn plays right from The Pennyscammers Playbook (2nd Ed.). "Bill" is just using tricks he learned while he was a broker. There is no originality in his schemes - just basic blocking-and-tackling pennyscam plays. "Bill" is still a junior varsity-level pennyscammer. Neither original nor sophisticated. Butt he can execute these basic plays competently enough.
Overwhelming odds are that he will gett away with~OUTT any SEC or DOJ action against him. AND it is also extremely unlikely that any of the retail pennyvestors who bought and hold LVVV common will take any meaningful legal action, as they are too poor, too unsophisticated, and too small penny-ante traders for them to cough up the huge legal fees needed to undertake a very problematic case and, if it prevails, an uncollectible judgement. No sane lawfirm would touch this crap on a CONtingent fee basis for a class action.
For LVVV pennyvestors, DaMunny is G-O-N-E. That's it. That's all it is. All that is left here is CONversation between LVVV baggholders. Paraphrasing from Glengarry Glen Ross, "And you know what you'll be saying - a bunch of losers sittin' around in a bar? 'Oh yeah. I used to be a pennyvestor. It's a tough racket.'"
Take this loss as a lesson learned: (1) never buy pennystocks, and (2) never buy a stock in a company that is run and/or CONtrolled by a former broker.