🏴‍☠️Forrest Gump, But Make It Real Estate Fraud

🏴‍☠️Forrest Gump, But Make It Real Estate Fraud 🏴‍☠️


“I may not be a smart man, but I know what fraud is…”


That’s me right now. Forrest Gump in the middle of a rigged game I never signed up for.


➡️ The attorney’s assistant who worked on my case back in 2016 — the guy who knew every detail, every number, even my $4.2M settlement thought? He’s magically reappeared… this time as the attorney for the people trying to evict me.


➡️ The “trustee” and the “attorney”? Turns out they’re the same person, just switching hats depending on the day.


And me? I’m just standing here, like Forrest, watching the circus unfold — except it’s not a movie. It’s my condo. My rights. My life.


They count on you being too tired, too broke, or too confused to fight back. But I see it. I document it. And I’m telling the story out loud.


Because sometimes that “box of chocolates” isn’t sweet at all — it’s filled with conflicts of interest and corruption hiding in plain sight.

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