Group 1 - Kimberly Gravitt, a widow, sought help from Homesaver 911 to avoid foreclosure but ended up losing her property [1][2] - Gravitt signed over a warranty deed to Homesaver 911, which she believed was a temporary measure [2][3] - The deed was transferred to Georgia Venture Investment Company, which later took Gravitt to court claiming she agreed to sell her property for $150,000 [4] Group 2 - A Fulton County judge ruled in favor of Georgia Venture Investment Company, stating Gravitt must sell her home to them upon payment [4] - Georgia Venture Investment Company claimed to have offered Gravitt money multiple times, which her family disputes [5] - The FDIC has previously warned about foreclosure scams targeting vulnerable older Americans, indicating a broader issue in the industry [5]