ACTS Decentralized Real Estate LLC has filed a lawsuit in Grimes County, Texas against Toparaa Drucinda M. Mims, known professionally as Dru Mims, along with additional defendants identified in the case caption only as “et al.”1Trellis.Law. ACTS Decentralized Real Estate LLC vs Toparaa Drucinda M Mims Aka Dru Mims Et Al The specific claims, causes of action, and current status of the case are not detailed in publicly available summaries.
Who Filed the Lawsuit
ACTS Decentralized Real Estate LLC is a Texas-based development company founded in 2021 by TJ Visiodei. It buys large rural tracts, usually 500 acres or more, subdivides them into parcels of roughly 5 to 15 acres, and sells them to buyers interested in off-grid living. The company markets to what it describes as Christian business owners and families and promotes a “done-for-you” homestead model that it says can deliver a working property in 12 to 18 months. Active communities exist in Texas, Tennessee, and Florida, with further projects reportedly in development in California, Montana, Idaho, and North Carolina.2ACTS Decentralized Real Estate. ACTS Decentralized Real Estate Homepage
Who Dru Mims Is
Dru Mims is a Houston-based real estate broker associate with eXp Realty LLC. She has more than 21 years in the industry, holds Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist designations, and works under the “Mims Group” brand in Houston’s Inner Loop area.3Houston Association of REALTORS. Dru Mims Agent Profile The publicly available case record does not describe her relationship to ACTS or to the underlying dispute.
What the Public Record Shows
The case is listed on the Trellis legal database under Grimes County, Texas court records.1Trellis.Law. ACTS Decentralized Real Estate LLC vs Toparaa Drucinda M Mims Aka Dru Mims Et Al The “et al” in the caption indicates that Mims is not the only defendant, but the additional defendants are not identified in the publicly available summary.
What is not publicly available:
- The causes of action ACTS has pleaded.
- The factual allegations underlying the complaint.
- The relief ACTS is seeking.
- Any answer or counterclaim from Mims or the other defendants.
- The current procedural posture of the case.
Because the docket details available in public summaries are limited, anyone tracking the matter will need to pull filings directly from the Grimes County district clerk to see the pleadings, motions, and any rulings on the record.
What Is Not Part of This Case
Public reporting on ACTS has covered other aspects of the company, including its “Ranchise” farming arrangement, its WANTED Raw Foods brand, its deed restrictions requiring buyers to build a primary residence of at least 1,800 square feet within three years, and its acceptance of the cryptocurrency Monero as payment.4ACTS Decentralized Real Estate. FAQ None of those features are identified in the publicly available case record as being at issue in the Mims lawsuit.