A resident mother with three daughters formed a nonprofit org to expose the bullying and mafia-like life in Dwight Schar’s controlled Bella Collina community
This nonprofit was founded by a mother and her 3 daughters to inform the public about the harassment, bullying, and intimidation against mothers, kids, and families in communities.
Our nonprofit organization 501(c)3 aims to investigate, research, and inform the public of scams, corruption, wrongdoings, and unethical conduct of individuals or companies. The final decision is made by the consumer. We fight for justice, real democracy, and social equality by way of media exposure. The final vote is made by each citizen. We empower consumers and citizens with knowledge.
This site focuses on educating & protecting homeowners against harassment of families by POA, HOA, or developers. We share experiences, educate of legal rights and publicly expose their acts, and of those that they employ to carry possible unlawful or unethical acts.

Nonprofit 501c3 org exposing the truth to inform and protect homeowners.

BELLA COLLINA VICTIMS

Bella Collina is Jinxed - Real Experience by Real Residents

Our non profit organization 501(c)3 aims to investigate, research and inform the public of scams, corruptions, wrong doings and unethical acts. Fight for justice, real democracy, and social equality by way of media exposure.

REVIEWS + NEWS

IS BELLA COLLINA A SCAM

Is Bella Collina A Scam?

A scam is when a consumer or homeowner did not receive what he anticipated or expected. The disappointment can be defined as a scam. For the purposes of this analysis, Bella Collina real estate losses in the community (central Florida), bad returns on investments, short-term residence in Bella Collina, disappointments from the club, or from anything promised or refusal to pay the fees, and dumping the investment can be perceived as a scam by homeowners.

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LAWSUITS

REAL ESTATE

$900,000 REAL ESTATE LOSS IN BELLA COLLINA

$900,000 real estate loss in Bella Collina

The lot bought for $850,900 and sold for $100 after 3 years. Considering the cost of sale, Club dues, HOA, attorney fees and cost of money, I would assume the Bella Collina investor lost $900,000. A couple of years ago, it was sold for $27,500 only.

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DWIGHT SCHAR