I was reading through the responses on the facebook post. Some very insightful comments mixed with a few with poor reading comprehension.... this is long winded. Sorry in advance.
Samuel keeps repeating the same things and ignoring any other information and doesn’t answer any questions...
He wasn’t involved in any of this but knows of it though his briothers. I never knew he existed until I read his response….that's probably why he keeps getting details wrong. The following is the correct information
I explained that the main road wasn't the only way to the property and you can get to the house without going past the sign. Hopefully that explains how the sign wasn’t helpful to me.
He says I turned down omar's offer. Not true. The last thing said was I needed to do research into the whole mess and explore my options, and omar hasn't returned a call or message since. I’ve reached out to work out the details of his offer but he wouldn’t come to the table.
The house was not abandoned construction, rather it had fallen into disrepair as the prior owners couldn't keep it up and hadn't visited in some time. It has been lived in previously.
It definitely was a fixer upper. I was a general contractor in arizona for many years. it's bones were good. It would have been refurbished for $16,000 in repairs. I already had the work started and a property manager to help with rentals to help supplement the cost of the house before access was denied. How fancy the house is has nothing to do with this....Anyone giving this discussion more than a cursory glance will see this is deflecting from real questions I asked and haven't been answered.
I asked what makes my home purchase invalid when it was processed like every other house on the beach in accordance with local and state law.
his response is that the house was ugly anyway. I do have pictures of the house, as well as measurements of everything. But it doesn’t matter how it looked.
Of all the incorrect details from Samuel Saenz, the most important one is he keeps repeating that I was told before hand. NOT TRUE. this is the actual sequence of events,
I found the house listed online for sale.
I took myself down the beach to check it out. Went back too look it over a second time.
Then contacted a licensed realtor and made an offer....closed about a month later.
SQ advisors in rocky point was The closing agent
not a single hiccup until until my contractor called to say he wasn't allowed back to the property were work was already started, and the contractor (who is a great guy, ...we agree on that) obliged the Saenz wishes and didn't go back and things stood at a deadlock until a few weeks ago when the house was demolished. I had heard that months ago, the roof was demoed but never saw the house to confirm
I dont know what realtors, public officials, notaries were told....if he says he told them, I cant dispute that. But it is not true to say I was warned. Seriously? who would even spend a dime on a property in Mexico that was locked in a dispute? The allegation isn't even logical.
Mr Saenz, if you are the rightful owner of the property and have the documentation that proves it, it seems the logical thing to do would be to meet up and prove it, and educate me about how "Mr. Ed bought the trust that was defeated"--sam saenz
It was defeated how? If I was sold a trust that was defeated in court, then I have a slam dunk case against all those involved in the sale. should be easy to prove. If you could do that, I would turn my attention to finding other remedies for my loss. I am trying to get to the bottom of this issue and find the truth Wherever it lies.
If the sellers, their realtor, or others had been told by you not to sell this property, that is information I need. If you have more facts, please share them.
People have made the comment that this negativity about RP is not helpful. It seems This land issue has been unresolved for 30 years, and the city has ignored pleas for help finding a solution. It may have started as just a venting about an ongoing problem, but the people of RP were all very helpful in their suggestions and ideas. I think it demonstrated the good nature of the people here, so it actually is a positive reflection on the area.
Ive had a few people PM me who are curious about the house…Im trying to include pictures….too big for this site. As much as I avoid social media in my life, I’ll go over to Facebook to put up a few pics.