Joe Bitsky's proof that he had a Real Estate license is his signature on the wall or ceiling of Key Realty... funny, every Real Estate agent that I know has an actual piece of paper from the State of Nevada. I guess it is impossible for someone unauthorized to sign a wall, there are very strict standands when it comes to graffiti, don't you know.
I also find it interesting that he claims that the attorney was fired after being paid in full. Normally, when a contract has been satisfied, the company isn't considered fired... so, what truth REALLY lies beneath that statement?
Additionally, what proof does Joe Bitsy have that me and Cathy are responsible for the $6,000+ attorney bill?? None, it's just him saying it... AKA: hearsay.
Oh, and by the way... the neighbor that hasn't paid his assessments, he is a government contracted employee who was deployed to Iraq. Upon his return, he paid the ACHOA over $200 to make good on what Bitsky said was owed, but Joe Bitsky refuses to acknowledge that the ACHOA ever got paid (FYI: I have a copy of the cashed check that Bitsky said doesn't exist).
As for being selective... when I call the telephone number for the ACHOA, I am hung up on. Who ever is by the phone actually picks up the phone and disconnects the call so that I can't even leave a message on the answering machine. I also sent a certified letter to the ACHOA on January 25, 2010 ( all of my letters that are sent First Class get "lost in the mail" according to Bitsky ) which was refused, sat at the post office for 30 days, and has been returned to me as unclaimed on February 25, 2010.
Lastly, when I reviewed the documents as Mr Bitsky stated in his letter, there were missing bank statements, missing contact agreements, missing tax statements, missing utility bills, missing credit card statements (yes, there IS an ACHOA Wells Fargo business credit card that had a $4,400+ balance as of 06/2008), missing meeting minutes, and much more. Joe Bitsky was advised by the attorney, who was hired by the ACHOA, that he needed to provide ALL of the missing documents which was required by law. At that point Mr. Bitsky accused the attorney of conspiring against him and said that he was hired to find loop holes to protect him (Bitsky). Mr. Wiley advised Bitsky that he was hired by the ACHOA, that he was there as a representative of the ACHOA and was not hired to lie and/or deceive in order to protect Bitsky.
I look forward to the next entertaining letter from the ACHOA!!!
