explained that a development company had been exploring the possibility of acquiring a group of adjacent properties. The company hoped to combine the lots into a larger parcel for a future residential project.
Our house was among the properties identified as potentially valuable to the proposal.
We hadn’t agreed to sell anything.
We hadn’t signed anything.
And we had never given anyone permission to negotiate on our behalf.
But when I read the attached correspondence, I recognized Kelsie’s name.
She had apparently been communicating with a representative of the development
