David Kenneth Hernley, Remax of Cape Coral
David Kenneth Hernley Realtor, his company, their 'finance officer', Remax Of

Construction & Repair

With the advice of their in office financial man (Clint Luby) David K. Hernley acting as Realtor, I was convinced of a good investment in investing $5,000 as a down payment for a home. The other investor was Mr. Hernley, who wrote up the contract to be a NON REFUNDABLE down payment. His credit did not carry (it was horrible, and Mr. Luby knew this) and my money was lost. I am a hairstylist, and that amounts to a lot of haircuts.


Company: David Kenneth Hernley, Remax of Cape Coral
Country: USA
State: Florida
City: Cape Coral
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