Then we would show them a picture of the woman who originally owned the house and they all said it was her.

This woman is 104 and I consider her a saint b/c of her unbelievable generosity and kind nature.  

I left up a lot of advice from men giving this woman caution regarding the meeting.

Inside, a man and woman together with their two small children looked to have been living comfortably there for at least a week and claimed they had a legal right to be there - despite Haskell owning the property.According to the couple, they moved in after finding the property through an ad posted on social media offering access to so-called 'last resort' home for a one-time payment of just $7,500 in cash.

Checking out Meet up, there are many in my general area, so I saw a meet up  from a woman who looked like she was in my suburb, touting a "Real Estate Moms" meeting. 

I understand this would require a certain amount of required Thai investors - let’s put that on the back-burner for now. 

The property features 750 sqft of office space, with mens and woman's bathroom and a break area, also has an attached 40x40 shop area and a gated yard all on a corner lot.

I obviously don't have the details, but I would question whether or not this rich investor guy would have the same enthusiasm about meeting up for coffee if the same vague word salad was pitched to him by some dude instead of a younger woman.

I’m a 50-year-old single woman renting my home and caring for my 2 elderly parents.

The woman who answered said that department does not handle anything like this , she told me to call my local FBI office and report that I was swindled out of $5K from Radd Reit.