the BANK OF
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How does Alfredo Pedroza do it?
On June 26, 2023, Alfredo Pedroza sold his primary residence, 332 Troon Drive, for $1,625,000.00, which comes in at $735 per square foot, bringing in more value than any of his neighbors homes. The appraised market value is $1,541,660. The Pedroza's sold their home to their neighbor, who sold their $1,718,540 home for $1,693,500, at just $549/square foot. Perhaps they were downsizing, trading in their 3,082 sq ft home for the Pedroza's 2,211 square feet.
But where did the Pedroza's go and how, considering how many loans they have already taken against their former home?
150 Silverado Springs Drive
APN: 061-161-011-000
So how did Alfredo do it?
On July 7, 2023, Alfredo Pedroza purchased their new home for $1,355,000.00, which was valued at $1,376,250.00, paying $613 per square foot. Unlike his neighbors, he scored. Is he just very savvy? But more importantly, how does he afford it?
GEORGE ALTAMURA
Well known local "loan shark" and campaign contributor to Alfredo Pedroza, Mr. George Altamura, has stepped up to the plate, again, for the Pedroza family, loaning Alfredo Pedroza $1M, recorded on July 10, 2023.
So how did Alfredo pay off his other debt? And what about those downtown businesses he's taking a cut of? All good questions...stay tuned!
But where did the Pedroza's go and how, considering how many loans they have already taken against their former home?
150 Silverado Springs Drive
APN: 061-161-011-000
So how did Alfredo do it?
On July 7, 2023, Alfredo Pedroza purchased their new home for $1,355,000.00, which was valued at $1,376,250.00, paying $613 per square foot. Unlike his neighbors, he scored. Is he just very savvy? But more importantly, how does he afford it?
GEORGE ALTAMURA
Well known local "loan shark" and campaign contributor to Alfredo Pedroza, Mr. George Altamura, has stepped up to the plate, again, for the Pedroza family, loaning Alfredo Pedroza $1M, recorded on July 10, 2023.
So how did Alfredo pay off his other debt? And what about those downtown businesses he's taking a cut of? All good questions...stay tuned!
THE VIÑEDOS AP LLC & ALFREDO PEDROZA
CONNECTION...FOLLOW THE MONEY!
Alfredo Pedroza took out yet another $200K against his home on October 26 2022, in addition to the $2.7M loan against this same house for the Viñedos AP property he failed to disclose until uncovered by the public. Zillow lists his home value at $1.3M. Given his current legal fees, his production of media to gaslight the public, (which contains no FPPC funding disclosures despite its heavy political stance), and development of the V AP property, Alfredo Pedroza is carrying a lot of expenses. He did sell the Trinity Way property he bought from his parents in July, 2022 for $700K, but he had already pulled equity out of it in 2013, 2015 and 2017. On a side note, it was reported from a trusted source that he had told his tenants that that he would not sell, but then hit them with a thirty-day notice.
In November 2022, Alfredo Pedroza purchased 1827 Clay St with someone by the name of Leodegario Flores Martinez, (a campaign donor), for a 50/50 split of ownership. Alfredo's take home pay is around $6,500 a month, so not even close to what it takes a non-politician to get these loans.
How could the public get these types of deals?
Would he have disclosed this new property on his 700 form next year? Well, now that we've publicized it, likely.
Is he making other money he is not disclosing?
Is he charging outside "consulting fees" to developers for doing the job he was elected to do?
Seriously, how does a guy with his familial responsibilities who takes home $6,500 month pull this off?
He told the NVR the $2.7M would come off in "a few months." And?
Is this racketeering?
We have questions.
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RECENT DOCUMENTS
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1925 Trinity way sale documents

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development is costly - who is funding?
During canvassing, we learned that some believe the Vinedos AP property could not be developed for wine, but this is simply not true.
April 2022 Preparing the land for vineyards at Vinedos AP.
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June 2022 Stakes are in, work continues.
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