For quite awhile now, it looks like Andrei Castravet from 90 day fiancé has been hiding something. So much so that Elizabeth Potthast’s family is suspicious of him and has threatened to pull out their money and refuse to pay for the Moldovian wedding that Libby and Andrei want to have.
Well, if I were Andrei, I’m not quite sure if I would want their money paying for my wedding if I knew that they had made it on the backs of other families by scamming them.
Recently, a former tenant of Daddy Potthast’s has come forward with some rather revealing allegations, as well as some BBB complaints to back them up. The former tenant alleges that back when them and their family was looking for a place to live, that they didn’t have the best credit (no judgment, who does, these days?) but they did have steady employment.
The place that CDC Investments had up for grabs seemed heaven sent, and as long as the tentant agreed to pay the first and last month’s rent up front, along with a security and pet deposit. First months rent, that’s standard, security and pet deposit are standard.
But the last month’s rent would have raised a red flag to me, but that’s just me. The bill came close to $5000, and I guess to get into a house post-haste that was a reasonable price for the tenant, at the time.
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I would just like to add that as of the time of this writing, CDC Capital Investments is not affiliated with the Better Business Bureau, meaning it is not accredited.
Remember what I said about the property being heaven sent? Toss that out the window. The tenant went onto describe what could only be hell. They seemingly got a great deal on a place to live, but then, a few months in after paying their rent in earnest, the house springs a leak.
No problem, call the landlord, right? It seems that someone dropped the ball because they never ended up fixing it. At one point, the tenant had water running inside the walls. Considering any kind of leak can often lead to black mold which can often lead to health issues, this should have been a health department issue and is often required by rental law for landlords to fix.
However Florida seems to play fast and loose with that because it was the tenant who had to end up fixing the problem, which of course CDC Capital Investments then promptly took credit for.
Right now, the bill that they’ve paid to be in this house and live like human beings is close to $6000, just guesstimation. You would think that’d be enough and they could enjoy the rest of their time there in peace, right? Everyone gets to move on from a bad time in their lives eventually, right?
They had just finished moving in, when a stranger comes to their door and asks if they can look at the property before it goes into foreclosure. Horrified, the tentant tells them that they have no idea what they’re talking about, they called the rental company to ask what on earth was going on because hey, they just got here! CDC investments tells them that it’s nothing to worry about, that the original property owner lost the house in a foreclosure and was still working with the bank in order to purchase it so that they could continue to rent it out, but not to worry they would still have the property for at least 6 months before the bank contacted them! Does that make any sense to anyone else?
Because it doesn’t to me, then again I’m not too up on Real Estate law. Fast forward a few months till January and another stranger comes to their door asking to have a look at the property for the same reason. Are you sensing a pattern here? Because I sure am.
Finally, on January 16, 2019, the tenant in question received an eviction notice from the bank that took over the loan from CDC Capital Investment’s, Chuck’s company, stating that they had 30 days in order to move.
They finally established a deal with the bank that allowed them 60 days to move. When they contacted CDC Capital Investments however, they were told that they would recieve a call back within 10 minutes. That was on January 17th, 2019, they have yet to receive any correspondance, via phone call or email, from CDC Capital Investments.
As of February 2nd, 2019, this person was informed that a check for about half of the initial $5,000 they paid up front was being mailed out. As of this date… there has been no check received.
If all of these allegations are true, then that could be another reason why Chuck is threatening to take his checkbook and go home. After all, I wouldn’t want to be caught on National TV paying for a Moldovian Wedding either if there was an ongoing FBI investigation into my company.
Also, if this is true, then unless Andrei’s past is significantly worse, they need to lay off of him. I wouldn’t call myself an Andrei fan, but people who live in glass houses really can’t afford to throw stones, can they? Stay tuned!!!
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