Bureau of Real Estate asks for hearing date on accusation against Stacey Havener

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By Gary Meyer and Patric Hedlund, TME

A formal accusation and request for a disciplinary hearing against Stacey Ann Havener was made public by the California Bureau of Real Estate (CalBRE) on Wednesday, April 27. Havener is the broker for All Seasons Real Estate, now based in Pine Mountain Village.

The document was filed in Los Angeles by CalBRE attorney Diane Lee.

It is signed by Brenda Smith of Fresno, Supervising Special Investigator of the State of California. Smith directed an audit and investigation of complaints made by former…(please see below to view full stories and photographs)

Photo captions:

Above: The home rented by David and Jackie I. in Piñon Pines from All Seasons Property Management, a company name which was not legally registered with the California Bureau of Real Estate (CalBRE). Left: On July 25, 2014 David I. holds check #1602 in the amount of $1,875 for return of his security deposit from Milton Hudson and Stacey Havener. That check bounced twice after he was assured by Hudson—who no longer had a real estate license—that the funds would be in the account to cover the payment.

Above, left: This Los Padres Estates home was owned by Karrie and Eugene D. who entered into a property management deal with Hudson in 2013.

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Background
This is a list of the stories we have previously reported about All Seasons Real Estate and the brokers for the company, Milton ‘Milt’ Hudson and Stacey Havener. These are hotlinks, so you can follow the coverage from 2008 through 2016.

All Seasons Hosts Festive Grand Opening
May 9, 2008
Free Rental Listings Offered by All Seasons
February 20, 2009
Local real estate broker accused of professional code violations (Milton Hudson)
November 30, 2012
Hearing set for local real estate broker
March 22, 2013
State adds to allegations against local broker
July 12, 2013
Hearing rescheduled for real estate broker to Nov. 19-20
August 9. 2013
State files third accusation against local real estate broker
November 15, 2013
Local real estate broker surrenders license
November 22, 2013
Evil Queen
January 3, 2014
‘Queenie’
January 24, 2014
Real estate broker accused of violations (Stacey Havener)
April 29, 2016
Real estate fraud isn’t sexy  (All Seasons)
June 24, 2016
(Download the complete CalBRE Accusation here regarding Havener here)

Customers alleging misconduct started coming into The Mountain Enterprise office by 2011. It was our policy to refer real estate customers with such complaints to the California Department of Real Estate. The name of that agency has been changed to the California Bureau of Real Estate. The Kern and Ventura County District Attorneys’ Offices may also be interested in hearing of complaints.—Patric Hedlund, Editor and Gary Meyer, Publisher

This is part of the May 6, 2016 online edition of The Mountain Enterprise.

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