Recent content by thebirdbath

Its a she and she says I have to go because she wants to sell the land now that its paid off to someone else. Fine, sell it, but give me my $3000 back is how I see it. She paid a total of $13000 altogether for the land. I'm on a camper so I can move pretty easy. So its not really a bother to...

Thanks. But now the property buyer is kicking me off the land. I still have the signed agreement saying I can live on the land. So does she just get to keep my $3000 and I lose on the one acre? Seems like stealing to me.

We are not really talking about an institutional lender here. It was more of a friend deal. So you don't think this should go to small claims? I have a receipt for the land that Person B bought with the receipt saying it came from Person A. Not person B.

There is nothing in writing saying it was a gift. There is nothing in writing about the $3000 at all except for the receipt given by the original land owner for the $3000 down payment. The only other thing in writing is from Person B giving Person A permission to live on one acre of the land...

I'm in Arkansas, Madison County. Here is the scenario: Person A (Me) gives Person B $3000 (interest free) to be the down payment for 10 acres of land. Person A has a reciept from the land seller of the 10 acres. Person B agrees in written agreement (on piece of paper) to let Person A stay on...