Cash4Keys principals, United Realty agent accused of stealing elderly man’s house, dumping him in Miami Gardens
Two South Florida investors, a real estate agent and a notary are accused in horrifying allegations of defrauding a 71-year-old man of his home and abandoning him at a rooming house. The group allegedly coerced the man, who suffered from dementia, into transferring ownership of his Hollywood home to the investors’ real estate business, Cash4Keys, the Broward County Property Appraiser’s office said in a news release. The home was valued at about $300,000. They later left the man at a Miami Gardens boarding house, officials said. Police arrested the four people on a combined 15 charges. Brandon Lee Miguel, 25, […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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