101 West Maple Avenue and Bankruptcy Filing – The Properties Listed on the Filing – Valuations?

Checking Valuations of the Properties listed in the Ehrenberg Bankruptcy Filing and Inconsistencies…

The following is a rough estimate of some of the understatements made on the bankruptcy filing listed in the previous article.

Each of the properties listed in the bankruptcy filing was, in our opinion, grossly undervalued, except the Highview Road home (which presumably is the family’s primary residence).

We did our own research. Unfortunately, it is difficult when much of the property is listed as random parcels of land, no acreage numbers listed, no plot numbers of land posted, etc. Omissions can be a valuable resource.

Therefore, the below should be accepted as guesswork – initial due-diligence and an opinion based upon that due diligence which reflects information publicly available on various land valuations sites. 

1. Tantillo Way, North Adirondack, New York. This property could be anywhere and we are further researching. But in Altona, the properties run from about $17,000 – about $50,000.00. We will need to check this further.

2. John Hill Road – Moira, New York. This property is the same as the Tantilloo Way property. It could be an entire gamut of prices and valuations. The figure put the on the filing, however, is grossly understated. https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/John-Hill-Rd_Moira_NY_12957_M46011-84753

3. Route 208 Washingtonville, New York. Route 208 is a state highway in Washingtonville. The valuations there are fairly significant for lots with homes. However, we find it very diffiuclt to believe that there is any property on that road for $5,200.00. There again, we would gladly purchase the property out of bankruptcy. The least expensive we could find on the maps as $11K and it backs Clove Street. Having said that, the houses built in that area go for about $450K. Quite the investment (and understatement).

4. 1212 Sumac Road Mckeesport, PA – listed as $700.00 in value. We will gladly take it off his hands for that amount!

1212 SumacMcKeesport, PA 15132

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RUOC, 101 West Maple Avenue, A Bankruptcy Filing, Corruption? Conspiracy? Fraud?

Written and published on December 23, 2019 (will be updated as information comes in) [edited 11:37am][Updated 4:52pm]

Disclaimer – Should you have information to add to this post or to correct something that we have written, please send along with a note to the editor – findinglostmessiah@gmail.com. We would like this opinion to be based upon the latest information and are happy to take corrections as we do not want any inaccuracies. We have redacted the last names of the debtors for privacy concerns, but they can be found in the filing documents. 

SAMUEL EHRENTHAL OF MONSEY, NEW YORK, ALSO OWNER OF 101 WEST MAPLE AVENUE (CONGREGATION ZVILLE), FILES FOR CHAPTER 7 BANKRUPTCY AND THE WELL ORGANIZED NETWORK DESIGNED TO HIDE HIS ASSETS!

Dear Readers:

The above photographs are of Congregation Zville of Monsey, New York. It is a congregation built in a private home and constructed absent the appropriate permits. Efforts at speaking to the building department in Ramapo, New York, failed miserably. And, apparently that is nothing new. Whether permits were filed after the fact (and of course, approved) is a question that remains unanswered at this time. The synagogue is the baby of Sam Ehrenthal, who recently declared bankruptcy for the purposes of wiping out millions of dollars in debt. This debt includes government IRS taxes (see below).

We take no pleasure in someone’s misfortune. The filing of a bankruptcy can, indeed, be unfortunate. We do wonder about the authenticity of the bankruptcy filing and the integrity of the filed claims when the person involved, Samuel Ehrenthal of Monsey, New York, has been the subject of investigations for nearly 10 years without anyone taking a moment to start connecting dots and asking serious questions. In 2012 a suspicious house fire led to an investigation, one which yielded precious little. (We are assuming this is the same Samuel Ehrenthal?).

(See FailedMessiah article from May 18, 2012 involving Negligent Landlord Let off easy by town of Ramapo here.

Mr. Ehrenthal has a list of debtors who are personal individuals and have allegedly loaned him extraordinary sums of money. We believe at least some of those individuals may be helping him hide money (but we could be wrong). For the purposes of this article we did not include the last names of those listed as we do not want to violate the privacy of anyone who might be a legitimate creditor.