We had to short sale our dream home and it was not something that we wanted to do or looked forward to doing. The whole process with the banks was so long and stressful, but in the end we settled and Linton Hall, Realtors looked out for our best interests.

Mr. Leigh walked away from our guaranteed sale contract leaving me holding the bag on a non-contingent new home based on this guarantee. When he said he was going to lose money and I should give him $19,000 more than our agreed upon price, I knew I was in trouble. I took him to his Realtor ethics hearing and was pleased with the results. When I told him I was then taking him to the VA State licensing Board he repled, "get out your checkbook, we are going for a ride." I am doing my civic duty to warn you. I am now too intimidated to continue as he has pointed out he is very rich and I am not. I have done my civic duty to warn you, so if you decide on taking him up on this offer-may the force be with you. If he doesn't lose any money on your deal you may be OK. I was not so lucky. It is a gimmick and too good to be true. My old house had three bedrooms originally but did not have a 3 bedroom perk on file but did have County approval on file. The septic worked fabulous and passed several professional tests. What Mr. Leigh was not telling clients who wanted to add on was that in Pr. Wm. County if a septic is over 20 years old, you have to start from scratch with a new septic. Maybe he did not know?? For someone who has reportely sold a billion dollars worth of real estate why does he not tell clients this truth? Is he dumb or just a crook? He is scary-he is intimidating and mean when he loses money-in my case. I have done my civic duty to warn you. If you decide to go forward, may the force and a good attorney be with you.