How can he stay in the US? Isn't he a NZ citizen? I thought it was pretty hard to move to the US?
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http://www.stuff.co.nz/motoring/7725...-cars-for-sale
Estimated sale price of $250,000 - $300,000. A big discount from the retail of $452,500! If it goes for $300,000 with the stated 349 km on the clock, that is $437 lost for every kilometre it has travelled. Makes for an expensive trip to the dairy!
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Ferrari-Driving Property Hotshot Guilty Of Fraud
19/10/2012
A property developer who gained infamy as a Ferrari-driving 22-
year-old who attempted to evict pensioners from their homes has
pleaded guilty to fraud charges. Vuletic burst onto the Auckland
property scene in 2002 associating with well-known, and now
fallen, property developers David Henderson, Andrew Krukziener
and Nigel McKenna.
He again caught the public eye in 2006 when he attempted to evict
11 residents from pensioner flats in Orewa in order to redevelop the
properties. The Tenancy Tribunal ordered Vuletic to pay $12,000 to
each of the residents after it ruled he failed to complete reasonable
maintenance work and served illegal eviction notices.Want a great looking concrete swimming pool in Hawke's Bay? Designer Pools will do the job for you!
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I always said that guy was a charlatanOriginally posted by eri View PostRichmastery boss Phil Jones’ career isn’t what it was in the boom days up to 2008, and this month his ex-wife won a court order to claw back more than $500,000 from him….
http://www.propbd.co.nz/afa.asp?idWe...&SID=315958281
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Lawyers confirmed the judge's understanding that Blackmore asked to be able to pay $100,000 towards his debts of more than $15 million, under some form of employment arrangement.
The cheek of it!Squadly dinky do!
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Hobson's Choice: half a cent in the dollar
or simply nothing if he's made bankrupt.Want a great looking concrete swimming pool in Hawke's Bay? Designer Pools will do the job for you!
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SFO Charges Property Investor
08/11/2012
The Serious Fraud Office has laid six charges of dishonestly using
a document against Auckland property investor Glen Cooper who
allegedly falsified sale and purchase agreements to conceal his
interest in properties purchased through mortgagee sales which
were then onsold at an inflated price. The Aucklander also allegedly
prepared misleading loan application forms that were submitted
to banks.
The SFO investigation looked at six property transactions worth
approximately $834,700 between November 2010 through to
September 2011.Want a great looking concrete swimming pool in Hawke's Bay? Designer Pools will do the job for you!
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