Gary Nelson Mary Nelson Short Sale Scam, Contract Fraud, State License Regulation Violations Fallston, Maryland

To the person who posted this report.  My name is Gary Nelson and I am responding for myself and Mary Nelson to your anonymous accusations.  First and foremost, I want to thank the person that wrote a rebuttal on my behalf with regards to this post.  I appreciate you standing up on my behalf on this matter.

To the person who posted this, I would really appreciate if you could contact me directly to discuss the allegations with the post.  As a REALTOR for over 10 years, my one goal has always been and always will be to protect the interest of my clients to the best of my ability.  I have been a member of the Grievance Committee for the Harford County Association of REALTORS, and served on many different boards and committees.  As a REALTOR, I have represented well over 200 clients in the purchase or selling of a home.  In all of those transactions, Mary and I have never had an ethics complaint or complaint to the Maryland Real Estate Commission placed against us.

If I have done something wrong, as a professional, I look for the opportunity to understand what, if anything I have done wrong and a chance to make it right.

I want to answer the charge that you brought against us in this post.  You indicated that I approached you and that you had informed me that you had a purchase agreement on your house, but that I asked that you sign a listing agreement anyway.  I deny that this ever happened I have never ask anyone to sign a listing agreement when the seller had another contract in place or that I am representing anyone where there is a second contract on a transaction.  If this in fact was true, you have every right to contact the Maryland Real Estate Commission to make a complaint and they would take appropriate action against me. This isnt something that Should be Criminal, it is criminal.

You indicated that you are being sued by two buyers.  If this is true, I have not heard from any attorney, whether for preliminary fact gathering or for ultimate testimony you must agree that you yourself hold me as pivotal to this problem, yet a court of law does not even find me incidental to the matter.

While I refute your accusations, I remain a professional willing to spend the time to not only set the record straight, but to assist within the limits of my expertise.  However I find myself being shot at by a sniper hiding in the bushes, reluctant to confront the matter but intent to make me the bad guy , if this were true; I would almost guarantee that one or both of those buyers would add me to that lawsuit as I would be the one that was most guilty for this happening.  Again, this indicates to me that this is a false claim that is fantasy and not fact.

I will close with again asking you to contact me to discuss your complaint with me and my team. 

There is nothing that we do that is illegal, we have checked with several attorneys to make sure we are doing things above board.  We actually go the extra distance by getting disclosures signed about how our business works.   I look forward to hearing from you soon,

Gary Nelson, REALTOR

RE/MAX Components

David A. Williamson, an Investor who uses un-ethical investor tactics is the so-called owner of Allgen Real Estate in Glen Burnie Maryland. He wanted to purchase my home but realized it needed to go through the Short Sale process. He then contacted a Realtor and asked that HE be the purchaser of the property at a LOW price and the Realtor told him he could not (Gary Nelson). His wife (Mary Nelson) owns Lifeline Short Sales, LLC. which is the Real Estate Teams negotiator to get Short Sales completed. There is nothing un-ethical about this. When David realized he could not be the purchaser at such a low price he became furious and filed a bogus lien on the property as a 2nd. Deed of Trust for $75,000.  The property then came under contract and through the title search this lien popped up. The Bank asked David to produce the cancelled check for $75,000 and he could not. He then asked Gary Nelson for a "settlement" of $3,000 to make this go away and was told no. David became even angrier. This is obvious fraudulent behaviour. Once David realized that the States Attorney's Office would be informed of the matter, immediately over-night a letter releasing the lien came in the mail to the Realtors office. Amazing huh? And now....days later Gary and Mary's fine name in the Real Estate business is now trashed on Ripoffs website. I would use the services of Gary and Mary Nelson with The Nelson Group, LLC. and RE/MAX Components in Fallston, Maryland again for future sales and purchases of real estate. They are fine people. David has had many problems in the past it appears and this seems to be the only way he can let off some steam.