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🚨 Lynch v EK Real Estate Fund an SPV of Easyknock Inc . Filed July 8, 2025 👇

A Veteran Left Homeless by Corporate Greed

Mark Johnson served his country. He worked hard, paid his bills, and lived peacefully in his home of over 40 years in Markham, Illinois. But one day, everything changed.

After entering a sale-leaseback agreement with EasyKnock, a Wall Street-funded real estate company, Mark was promised he could stay in his home and repurchase it later. Instead, they used deceptive paperwork and aggressive tactics to take his property. Without fair warning or due process, Mark—who suffers from diabetes and COPD—was evicted.

Today, Mark is homeless, living in his car.

The house he owned for over a decade is now listed for sale by a private firm. The sheriff’s office enforced the eviction. The courts ignored his pleas. But we haven’t.

We Are Taking This to Federal Court.

This isn’t just about Mark. It’s about a nationwide pattern of abuse, where companies like EasyKnock, Unlock Partnership Solutions, and TVC Funding use complex legal tricks to take homes from vulnerable people—especially veterans, seniors, and people of color.

We are fighting for:

• A full injunction to stop the unlawful sale

• A legal reversal of the fraudulent eviction

• Damages for civil rights violations, disability discrimination, and unlawful seizure of homestead property

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How You Can Help

We are building a legal case in federal court and filing complaints with state and federal regulators, including the CFPB, HUD, and the Illinois Attorney General. But Mark needs immediate help with:

• Legal fees

• Emergency housing

• Public awareness and outreach

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Every day, families across the country are losing their homes due to deceptive financial practices, unregulated real estate schemes, and corporate abuse. We are fighting back.

Our cause is personal—and urgent. We are advocating for homeowners who have been misled, stripped of their rights, and unlawfully displaced from their homes. Through legal action, investigative research, and community mobilization, we are holding powerful companies accountable and demanding systemic change.

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