How about we all burn people for a Million Plus and just Change our Businesses name???
Heather “I got your money It’s time to Change my Businesses name” Berghorst.
Well Well Well…seems I have irritated someone as last night I received this very ominous email asking if I enjoyed libeling people in my blog. Now mind you this person made me work a little to try to figure out things but the reality is this no matter how you send an email and how many skips you run the email through you can always find out that the originating place of the send for example would be Salon Ohio, or Eureka California, or even Buffalo New York, doesn’t matter how much you try to hide yourself electronically, forensics has a way of catching up with you.
For the past week people for some strange reason people want to say I HIDE behind my blog…EXCUSE ME????? Hiding is something defined as “out of site”, now perhaps I’m somewhat out of site on the internet. However, I am far from unreachable. Not like those using fictitious names for email accounts that have been contacting me bitching about what I say about the Eric Miller Led National Association of Mortgage Field Services Regime. As I have said to all the people asking me if I enjoy writing negatively about people and their past…FUCK NO I DON’T!!!! As a matter of fact it makes me ill. It really turns my stomach, what is even worse the people that are bitching about me chewing people up for their misdeeds..are not the people I write about…Would anyone like to take a wild stab in the dark at why the people I write about don’t say a word???? Kind of rhetorical huh???
Well with the turn of events today we have to place Heritage Home Solutions LLC located in 593 Heritage Ct, Holland, MI 49423-5493 on the industry watch list. As we get word today from the Heather Berghosrt clan that they will no longer be Berghorst Enterprises???? Well shuck my corn in the barn. You mean that we can go out and steal over a million dollars from people and then just change the name of our business and act as if nothing has happened??? WTF PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh wait a minute I forgot, Heather can do this, my bad, naturally there is nothing wrong with this business practice of stealing from those whom have financed the industry that Heather and company have taken advantage of because SHE IS THE FRIGGIN’ SECRETARY OF NAMFS!!!!!! Here is the email that Berghorst sent out today advising everyone they owe money too.
Berghorst Enterprises, LLC has decided to move forward with a name change, our new company name will be Heritage Home Solutions, LLC.
No need to worry – you will not see any changes on your end, except for the name. Our vendor agreement, pay terms, pricing, management, staff, etc. remain the same.
In changing our name we will need each vendor to sign all new paperwork and obtain a new copy of Liability Insurance and E&O (if you have E&O) each with a minimum of a million dollars coverage, with Heritage Home Solutions, LLC listed as an additional inured.
It’s very important that I receive all signed documents (see attached) and insurance no later than March 26th, 2014. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns.
Thanks for your understanding and patience as we make this transition.
Marce Wright
Operations Manager
Berghorst Enterprises, LLC
Shucky-Darn!!! Hey Festus!! Color me purple with orange dots; I forgot that members of NAMFS can do whatever they want. They can steal, commit fraud, and pay employees like they are independent contractors, order people to break the law without reprisal. Least that is how it looks on the surface. Perhaps there is something in the fine print of the contracts that I have missed, so if anyone has a contract please send it to me for review cause I have not seen anything that green lights those type of activities.
Well the latest is that Berghorst Enterprises is changing their name to Heritage Home Solutions LLC, like this is a new business??
Heritage Home Solutions LLC. is far from a new company. Makes you wonder if this is not some strategic business Modus operandii ?????? . Please tell me your also changing your socks Heather…
Heritage Home Solutions, LLC
(269) 751-5750
593 Heritage Ct, Holland, MI 49423-5493Send email to Heritage Home Solutions, LLCwww.berghorstenterprises.com
- See more at: http://www.bbb.org/western-michigan/business-reviews/property-maintenance/heritage-home-solutions-in-holland-mi-38000583#sthash.c29NWN7A.dpuf
BBB Accreditation
A BBB Accredited Business since 04/17/2007
BBB has determined that Heritage Home Solutions, LLC meets BBB accreditation standards, which include a commitment to make a good faith effort to resolve any consumer complaints. BBB Accredited Businesses pay a fee for accreditation review/monitoring and for support of BBB services to the public.
BBB accreditation does not mean that the business’ products or services have been evaluated or endorsed by BBB, or that BBB has made a determination as to the business’ product quality or competency in performing services.
Reason for Rating
BBB rating is based on 16 factors. Get the details about the factors considered.
Factors that raised Heritage Home Solutions, LLC’s rating include:
Length of time business has been operating.
No complaints filed with BBB.
BBB has sufficient background information on this business.
Customer Complaints Summary
0 complaints closed with BBB in last 3 years | 0 closed in last 12 months
Complaint Type
Total Closed Complaints
Advertising / Sales Issues
0
Billing / Collection Issues
0
Problems with Product / Service
0
Delivery Issues
0
Guarantee / Warranty Issues
0
Total Closed Complaints
0
Government Actions
BBB knows of no significant government actions involving Heritage Home Solutions, LLC.
BBB has nothing to report concerning Heritage Home Solutions, LLC’s advertising at this time
Additional Information
BBB file opened: 02/27/2007Business started: 01/01/2001
Type of Entity
Limited Liability Company
Contact Information
Principal: Ms. Heather Berghorst (Member/Co-Owner)Mr. Douglas Berghorst (Member/Co-Owner)
Number of Employees
7
Business Category
Home Repair & Maintenance
If you choose to do business with Heritage Home Solutions, LLC, please let them know that you contacted BBB for a Business Review.
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As you can see Heather has had her hands in this company for a while…Wonder how long they will keep the A+ rating now that this announcement has been made?
I have to ask about the following:
In regards to the statement from Heather or Marce Wright that pricing will not change;
Seriously…why should they, Berghorst doesn’t pay those who complete services now so why change anything, We’re to believe Heritage Home will be different??
Nothing is going to change… Except the fact that Heather will be able to generate monies for her family while the ones that are owed monies are on …Payment Plans…7 years to remedy the 100k owed to one of them?????? ( so the rumors have it) REALLY??? RIP OFF city can you say that?????
Oh yes let me not forget, if you want to work for them and make no mistake you will be working for them you also have to insure them!!!!!! That is what “additionally insured” means. It also means that they have no insurance. well at least not enough.
Heather can do this because she is the secretary of the NAMFS Regime, which I guess provides her some sort of Teflon coating to deflect any type of adverse legal action that is bound to come her way. This is a woman that has been one of the faces of NAMFS and a board member for what seems to be forever? I ask that as a question fear someone will think I’m LIBELING NAMFS and Heather.
This is a serious issue coming from a nonprofit organization member with an insolvent company, yet they can pay their dues??? Interesting, they can’t pay their bills but they can afford membership dues so they can put the Teflon coat on to avoid legal repercussions from their illegal activities. I just do not understand why the other members do not say stop. I mean really now if you wait in the car while your buddy robs the bank your still an assessory to the crime…if companies like Berghorst and Buzcek, ASAP, MRS,…if these companies come up guilty of improprieties, won’t that mean that all the members who have not said something be guilty on some level also? One could conclude that a NAMFS member not paying the Boots on the Ground is as concomitant as you losing your luggage when traveling.
However, it is important to acknowledge the fact that not all members say nothing. I do have to tip my hat the Ironclad gang, at least the gang there says SOMETHING!!! Even though it falls on deaf ears they at least speak up and say something.
I’m hearing from some of the Boots on the ground that they feel there is absolutely no way for both Berghorst an Buzcek to avoid a formal bankruptcy. I have been saying for a while now that everything coming out of both camps is nothing more than lip service to buy time until they can file the formal documents. Remember it takes about 30 days to formulate everything and have all the documents in order to be reviewed prior to being able to file formally. Here is a look at the different type of bankruptcies available to all businesses out there.
Chapter 7, entitled Liquidation, contemplates an orderly, court-supervised procedure by which a trustee takes over the assets of the debtor’s estate, reduces them to cash, and makes distributions to creditors, subject to the debtor’s right to retain certain exempt property and the rights of secured creditors. Because there is usually little or no nonexempt property in most chapter 7 cases, there may not be an actual liquidation of the debtor’s assets. These cases are called “no-asset cases.” A creditor holding an unsecured claim will get a distribution from the bankruptcy estate only if the case is an asset case and the creditor files a proof of claim with the bankruptcy court. In most chapter 7 cases, if the debtor is an individual, he or she receives a discharge that releases him or her from personal liability for certain dischargeable debts. The debtor normally receives a discharge just a few months after the petition is filed. Amendments to the Bankruptcy Code enacted in to the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 require the application of a “means test” to determine whether individual consumer debtors qualify for relief under chapter 7. If such a debtor’s income is in excess of certain thresholds, the debtor may not be eligible for chapter 7 relief.
Chapter 9, entitled Adjustment of Debts of a Municipality, provides essentially for reorganization, much like a reorganization under chapter 11. Only a “municipality” may file under chapter 9, which includes cities and towns, as well as villages, counties, taxing districts, municipal utilities, and school districts.
Chapter 11, entitled Reorganization, ordinarily is used by commercial enterprises that desire to continue operating a business and repay creditors concurrently through a court-approved plan of reorganization. The chapter 11 debtor usually has the exclusive right to file a plan of reorganization for the first 120 days after it files the case and must provide creditors with a disclosure statement containing information adequate to enable creditors to evaluate the plan. The court ultimately approves (confirms) or disapproves the plan of reorganization. Under the confirmed plan, the debtor can reduce its debts by repaying a portion of its obligations and discharging others. The debtor can also terminate burdensome contracts and leases, recover assets, and rescale its operations in order to return to profitability. Under chapter 11, the debtor normally goes through a period of consolidation and emerges with a reduced debt load and a reorganized business.
Chapter 12, entitled Adjustment of Debts of a Family Farmer or Fisherman with Regular Annual Income, provides debt relief to family farmers and fishermen with regular income. The process under chapter 12 is very similar to that of chapter 13, under which the debtor proposes a plan to repay debts over a period of time – no more than three years unless the court approves a longer period, not exceeding five years. There is also a trustee in every chapter 12 case whose duties are very similar to those of a chapter 13 trustee. The chapter 12 trustee’s disbursement of payments to creditors under a confirmed plan parallels the procedure under chapter 13. Chapter 12 allows a family farmer or fisherman to continue to operate the business while the plan is being carried out.
Chapter 13, entitled Adjustment of Debts of an Individual With Regular Income, is designed for an individual debtor who has a regular source of income. Chapter 13 is often preferable to chapter 7 because it enables the debtor to keep a valuable asset, such as a house, and because it allows the debtor to propose a “plan” to repay creditors over time – usually three to five years. Chapter 13 is also used by consumer debtors who do not qualify for chapter 7 relief under the means test. At a confirmation hearing, the court either approves or disapproves the debtor’s repayment plan, depending on whether it meets the Bankruptcy Code’s requirements for confirmation. Chapter 13 is very different from chapter 7 since the chapter 13 debtor usually remains in possession of the property of the estate and makes payments to creditors, through the trustee, based on the debtor’s anticipated income over the life of the plan. Unlike chapter 7, the debtor does not receive an immediate discharge of debts. The debtor must complete the payments required under the plan before the discharge is received. The debtor is protected from lawsuits, garnishments, and other creditor actions while the plan is in effect. The discharge is also somewhat broader (i.e., more debts are eliminated) under chapter 13 than the discharge under chapter 7.
The purpose of
Chapter 15, entitled Ancillary and Other Cross-Border Cases, is to provide an effective mechanism for dealing with cases of cross-border insolvency. This publication discusses the applicability of Chapter 15 where a debtor or its property is subject to the laws of the United States and one or more foreign countries.
In addition to the basic types of bankruptcy cases, Bankruptcy Basics provides an overview of the Servicemembers’ Civil Relief Act, which, among other things, provides protection to members of the military against the entry of default judgments and gives the court the ability to stay proceedings against military debtors.
This publication also contains a description of liquidation proceedings under the Securities Investor Protection Act (“SIPA”). Although the Bankruptcy Code provides for a stockbroker liquidation proceeding, it is far more likely that a failing brokerage firm will find itself involved in a SIPA proceeding. The purpose of SIPA is to return to investors securities and cash left with failed brokerages. Since being established by Congress in 1970, the Securities Investor Protection Corporation has protected investors who deposit stocks and bonds with brokerage firms by ensuring that every customer’s property is protected, up to $500,000 per customer.
The bankruptcy process is complex and relies on legal concepts like the “automatic stay,” “discharge,” “exemptions,” and “assume.” Therefore, the final chapter of this publication is a glossary of Bankruptcy Terminology which explains, in layman’s terms, most of the legal concepts that apply in cases filed under the Bankruptcy Code.
You can find the rules for filing here, that said you can take a pick at which one of these avenues these companies will take.
Well once again I say the Emplactors*** that have been affected by these non paying members of NAMFS should use the site zlien.com and start filing liens. Especially if said properties have been foreclosed on.
Here is what I do not grasp. How come you Emplactors are still signing up with these companies “subbing” other people’s work? Look I have a donate button on the site hit it. At least I won’t be lying to you saying you’ll get something for your money. Oh, and at least I will tell you where the monies were spent. However, all joking aside…the lien ties the banks hands. How long will the bank deal with Safeguard Properties and Altisource, when their portfolio’s have 50% of the properties tied up for nonpayment issues? I mention these two companies have their names keep coming up time and again as the companies behind the NAMFS nonpayment members…just for clarification on that libel thingy…Emplactors, PAY ATTENTION HERE!!!! What this does is ties the banks hands and forces them to address the issues.
Now I have only heard of a couple people taking actions. George in New York has gone to the District Attorney over the Buzcek mess, they were taken aback, and a one Mr. Connely (hope I spelled that correctly) has taken to a billboard campaign.
Here is something all you Emplactors need to pay attention to this also. Today I received a call from an attorney in regards to another SGP case. We got to talking and this attorney made a reference about “contractor” being a misnomer because from what he can see from the contracts and talking to people, you are all employees. There is too much direction and control over the so called contractors.
So if you really want to do something, stand up and be counted. File liens, contact your local authorities and see if what has happened to you is a crime. You have to quit lying down and “taking it” as they say. If you have a property you’re owed money on from Buzcek and Berghorst, lien them and send the information to us so we can populate the Property Baggage map. You can see the map I speak of here.
I can hear Little man right now…He’s already pacing back and forth formulating an unlimited amount of questioning…
Until Next Time
Happy Gardening
Written By: Aaron Aveiro
Photograph courtesy LinkedIn profile
Opinions expressed do not reflect those of Aladay LLC Ownership
***Emplactors are an employee that has been incorrectly classified as an Independent Contractor with specificity to the Property Preservation Industry.