Dreamland Properties

We own an adjacent property to 3 lots that this company has for sale to our property in (Colorado Mountain Estates) Teller County– Florissant, CO. These 3 lots have changed ownership frequently during the last 10 years. Recently we put our home up for sale. Our home being vacant at this time, we were naturally horrified to learn that DreamLand sent a person up to one of their vacant lots to set up an old army tent right in front of our front door. Not only that – but this person was using our driveway and even blocked it off with tree stumps to deny access to anyone else. One realtor had to walk prospective buyers up our driveway and they were met by the camper with a gun on his hip, who notified them that he was going to be shooting guns up there (against HOA regulations) which of course sent the prospective buyers immediately back down our driveway. We had to call the sheriff – who told the camper to stay off of our driveway, and to remove the tree stumps and debris that he had left, which he didn’t do.
I contacted DreamLand Properites, LLC via email to discuss the situation. They were evasive about giving out any information regarding this camper who they stated had the adjacent vacant lot under contract. Several people including the HOA had asked to see the contract – but the camper never produced one.
So checking on this company a little further in Colorado public records – we found that DreamLand Properties LLC according to the Colorado Division of Regulatory Agencies is not a licensed real estate broker in Colorado, yet the LLC in their business name suggests they are. They are in Cheyenne Wyoming (according to the Teller County Assessor office) with a contact number on their website coming out of area code (904) Jacksonville Florida, selling property in Colorado. They dissolved their business on June 1, 2013 in Colorado, according to state business license records. Their web-​site is also very interesting. No names anywhere.
. When asked for names of managers, licensee’s they negated to give them to me-​or-​even the name of the camper who is now camped out in front of our house and who trashed our driveway. So I had to send the driveway repair bill and non-​access to our property to DreamLand Properties, LLC.
This company is very suspicious. I would not work with this company without a licensed Colorado real estate broker on your side of the sale. I would not buy or put down money on any property they have listed in Colorado without demanding first that they give you a title insurance policy in your name.
Furthermore – due to building codes, on any vacant mountain land – it is very wise to know set-​backs for wells-​septics-​driveways-​and other critical building requirements before purchasing any vacant land you intend to build on. Otherwise you may be buying just an expensive picnic spot.
This company gets a triple F from me.