Five years earlier, after closing one of the most profitable business deals of his career, Franklin purchased a beautiful property in River Oaks.
The home was stunning.
Large rooms.
Beautiful landscaping.
A prestigious address.
When Brandon and Amber expressed interest in settling down, Franklin allowed them to move in.
He told them the home was theirs.
What he never disclosed was one critical detail.
Legally, the property did not belong to them.
The house was owned by a limited liability company called Redwood Capital.
And Franklin was the sole owner.
At the time, there seemed no reason to mention it.
He trusted his son.
Unfortunately, trust can sometimes blind people to reality.
Small Signs Become Big Warnings
Over time, Franklin noticed changes that became impossible to ignore.
Amber insisted he call before visiting.
