I need some advice, please...

**MastaCAK47** · 06-23-2010, 03:24 PM

Ok this is going to be somewhat of a long story. I started a job back in 2007, around that time my father had passed away and I had received life insurance money for a total of $50,000. My boss who I trusted from the get go mostly due to the fact we did business together came up with an agreement that if I established a CD with him that I could gain higher percentage, of course I agreed too it. After about a month the house my father owned was going into foreclosure and I was coming close to being homeless, at that time my boss offered me an opportunity at real estate. He wrote up a contract for me with the agreement I would have to put down $35,000 and would have only a year too establish credit. The funny part is, stupidity or desperation must have striked as I was 19 and didn't know anything about real estate or credit requirement. Three year have passed and the house that I had put money down went into foreclosure. Everyone is wondering, why the heck would you wait so long too take action now? I was working there for the three years and as of a month ago I was fired. I also stayed there and paid rent and of course I have thought about taking action before, but my boss said I wouldn't stand a chance in court. I really could use the money back even if it were just $3000 as I want to pursue college yet have not the finance too do so. Back too another problem... I have no finance to cover even a lawyer for this kind of case even if I were encouraged too pursue it.... What do I do??

I'm really confused on what steps I should be taking... someone please help..

**MaritesT** · 07-21-2010, 01:47 AM

You can ask some assistance to someone who is capable it's an Attorney. Legal advice is all you need. In order to know what you will going to do.

**MastaCAK47** · 08-06-2010, 07:49 AM

What type of Attorney is recommended with for this type of matter?

**florida real estate** · 09-15-2010, 10:49 PM

You really are in a big problem. You should consult a legal adviser first of all. And do what he says. You might be getting some solution from it.

**francinebourne** · 09-15-2010, 11:03 PM

You should not agreed on the first place since you dont have any notion when it comes to real estate credits.You must seek legal advice as soon as possible.