State attorneys general call brokerage ‘a scam’ and allege its business model and contract terms are ‘unconscionable’ and target elderly and financially vulnerable homeowners.
Source: Inman News
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts latest states to sue MV Realty
Published in Brokerage, central pennsylvania, consumer protection, deceptive practices, homeowner benefit agreements, josh shapiro, massachusetts attorney general, maura healey, MV Realty, pennsylvania attorney general and Select
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