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| Real Estate Solutions AZ/ WYZECURR ENT RESAZ Do NOt work for this company!!! Internet |
| 25th of Jan, 2011 by |
I have done wokr for Rodney Currington with RESAZ/WYZECURR ENT for about 4 months he said it takes 45 days to get paid its way past 45 days i have well over 150 work orders ive done for them and have received no payment! I cannot get ahold of rodney either he will not return emails or phone calls! i have been contacted by atleast 4 other vendorsinother states such as utah andcaliforniaand two other vendors in azbesides myselfwho have done work for this company and have not received payment either i will be contacting local news station 3 on your side and fox 10 investigators as well as turning the matter over to my attorneys! if you have had issues or would like to be apart of any investigation that the media does on this company and these individuals please contact me asap! !!
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Rodney and Heather Currington with RESAZ/WYZECURR ENT
Rodney and Heather Currington from Real Estate Solutions have refused to pay promissory note on Whirlpool Washer, Dryer and Pedestals. Rodney, Employees/Contractors agreed to move me as part of the payment plan and damaged several items of personal property. Additionally they did not fulfill the agreement to provide 2 workmen and 2 trucks with trailers. Rodney agreed to pay for damages but has not done so. The money has been owed to me since July 2009. They refused to pick up certified letters sent both of them at the Queen Creek Post Office.
Furthermore, we agreed that Heather and her daughters, who also do work for RESAZ, would sell high quality personal items on commission. I have not been paid for these items.
Please be very cautions about selling or buying items from the Curringtons and RESAZ on Craigslist or other sites. I have filed a lawsuit in small claims court and am awaiting a decision. Note: the Queen Creek Post Office does not have the Currington's current address per my lawyer. I have notified the Post Office that their information is incorrect since a current address is supposed to be listed with the PO if they have a PO Box. |
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Hello All,
This person is not telling the truth. She was moving to a different part of Arizona and was selling her washer and dryer. She had them listed on craigslist. I decided to purchase her washer and dryer and make payments on the pair. She also asked us if we knew anyone that could help her move and we agreed to allow our teenage daughters to help her pack out of kindness and when we picked up the washer and dryer and the girls she had asked them to sell her used barbecue grill "which was very dirty" on craigslist for some outrageous price. it couldnt sell for that and she then emailed us and told us to donate it and provide a receipt which we have for her. She had a older used 25 inch tv that we paid her in full $100 and sent it to her. She also gave them a box or two of used books and a brown bowl. She is now trying to claim that we have all of these "valuable possesions" and it's simply not true. She is almost completely paid off for her washer and dryer which is the only items that we purchased from her. All of this other hoopla is crazy. She claims that she is suing but no lawsuit has ever been served to us. We have lived in our community for over 10 years so come on when you say we can't be found thats ridiculous. Bottom line, sites like these are very dangerous because they allow anyone to say anything without any investigation into the reporter or their mental stability! If you look this person up you will see that she has a habit of suing people and is obviously confused with the current situation as it applies to our agreement to purchase the washer and dryer. It's no wonder that she has had people walk out of her life as she shared with us when we met her. She's crazy!
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Hello everyone and welcome to my blog. The long term purpose of this blog is to educate the public on the property preservation industry and Wyzecurr Enterprises LLC as well as, Real Estate Solutions AZ LLC’s roles in that industry. The topics covered will include the discussion of property preservation vs. pre-foreclosure; HUD regulations; FANNIE MAE and VA guidelines; Industry profile; and many other topics. Initially, I want to use this blog to answer some of the complaints that have been lodged on the internet about me, my wife, and administrative contractors for my company. I have chosen this medium to address these complaints because it will allow me to provide a comprehensive response without allowing the inevitable “back and forth” arguing that is sure to ensue, should I respond via the same methods as have the complainants.
First, I will start by stating that Real Estate Solutions has participated in the property preservation industry since 2008. Originally, this company was a two-man operation, doing business solely in Maricopa and Pinal counties of Arizona. We were able to acquire some quality contracts and within 6 months were covering the entire state of Arizona and Clark County in Nevada. Within the six months that followed we expanded to as many as nine states. My contractor payments totaled in 2010, in excess of $611, 000, with over 150 contractors across those states. I state this information with a specific purpose in mind. The complaints that have been lodged against me on the internet state that I am a “con man.” That I get people to work for me and don’t pay them. Those statements just simply aren’t true. As stated earlier, I paid in excess of $611, 000 in contractor payments in 2010. Some of the complaints that have been lodged are from that same time period. The sad fact is, those contractors that filed complaints were ignorant of the industry and didn’t utilize the resources made available to them to understand the industry’s guidelines and requirements and how those things affect one’s compensation. The complaints center around one of two issues. One is the timing of payments and the second is, being held responsible for what the industry refers to as “chargebacks”.
Regarding the first issue, the vendor agreements and in every conversation that I and my vendor manager (my wife Heather) clearly spell out that I pay contractors once I have been paid by my clients. That timeframe varies widely due to varying payment terms spelled out via my contracts with my clients. The timeframe is further impacted by any issue associated with the timely submission of the required photos and documentation to the clients. The long story short, the timeframe for getting paid on any given work order can rarely be pre-determined. Here is where I empathize with even the contractors that have filed complaints. The contractor pool is made up of individuals from many backgrounds. Since the housing market continues to offer little in the way of opportunities for the traditional trades, many of these sub-contractors bring their skill sets to the preservation industry. The fit, in many ways, is a natural one. The skill sets that these sub-contractors possess are many of the very skill sets that are required in this industry. There is of course some translation required as the preservation industry is governed by some very specific guidelines. The one substantial difference in the construction industry vs. the preservation industry is the rate of pay. In the construction industry a sub-contractor would finish a job and get paid for that job. In the preservation industry, the sub-contractor will finish a job, submit the results and invoice and wait to get paid. Sometimes that initial wait can be 60 days +. If there is an issue with the submission of the results and documentation, that wait can be substantially longer. It is the nature of the industry. It doesn’t seem to matter how much we stress this information, some sub-contractors just don’t get it. And ultimately, that contractor gets upset with me and my company and puts negative information on the internet. I will say that for every complaint that has been placed on the internet regarding myself, my wife or the administrative contractors that have also been mentioned, I have a signed contract documenting how payments would be handled both during one’s tenure with my companies and after.
The real issue here is the ignorance, and I use that term cautiously, of the contractors involved. We provide an abundance of resources for our contractors. In as many cases as possible, we try to get contractors with previous industry experience. Unfortunately, experienced contractors aren’t always available. To address this, we have developed manuals specific to the different aspects of the business. These manuals spell out in detail what contractors need to do in order to properly complete client work orders. If a question is not answered by the manual, we provide teams of people available to address questions or concerns. What I have found is that the contractors of issue are usually the ones that don’t utilize the resources that are made available to them. Invariably, issues will arise because the contractors aren’t performing the work correctly. Incorrect work leads to chargebacks. Chargebacks result in reductions in everyone’s pay. Once chargebacks get associated with a contractor and pay begins to get reduced real angst begins. But it is important to note that this happens as a result of the contractor not reading and accessing the resources available to them and further not wanting to be held responsible when something is done incorrectly. Let me stress that these mistakes can be quite costly, thousands of dollars in some cases and could be more.
Then you have the dishonest ones. The contractors that will fraudulently submit a job as being completed, going so far as to manufacture photos to show that a job has been completed, when in fact it hasn’t. A contractor that is that blatantly dishonest never intended to keep his commitments, therefore he has no remorse in placing false information about me on the internet. In some cases, these contractors have actually contacted my clients directly (which is a direct violation of the non-circumvention agreement that every contractor signs prior to receiving work from my company) and stating false information about me and or my company.
Due to my experience in this industry, which includes many situations similar to the ones mentioned prior, I have developed very specific vendor agreements and non-compete/circumvention agreements that spell out in detail the conditions of the contractors relationship with our company. It explains compensation, timeframes and conditions very clearly. Every contractor that has filed a complaint against me, my wife or my companies has executed a version of each of those agreements. There is no cause of action and no legitimate cause for the complaints that have been filed.
Thank you for reading my blog and I hope that after reading you can feel comfortable about dealing with Rodney Currington, Heather Currington, Real Estate Solutions AZ, LLC and Wyzecurr Enterprises LLC. If after reading you have any questions regarding my company, the services that we provide or if you would like to be a contractor for our company please contact us via the “contact us” portion of this blog. |
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Re: Rodney and Heather Currington with RESAZ/WYZECURR ENT
Rodney and Heather Currington have made multiple false and bizarre statements that I will not respond to and now await a decision on this matter from the courts. I want to protect others from people who take your properties, sign a promissary note and then delay payment, hide from you, not answyer your calls or emails. I had to serve them by publication because they were evicted from their last rental and did not give a current address to the Post Office or accept certified letters. I also tried to serve them at another address and the people who live at that address told the server that "lots of people are looking for Heather and Rodney." |
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