Morataya says she was Shallo’s employee, they “maintained a close intimate and confidential relationship,” and they bought the house for her to own. Shallo loaned $444,000 to the company, according to the lawsuit, and the company bought the house for $435,000 in April 2014. Morataya claims she contributed $20,000 to the down payment, pays $3,650 a month for the loan and pays for water, electricity and maintenance. Shallo affirmed in writing that the house was bought for Morataya to own, the complaint states. I don’t know anyone who did that for a person who works for them.”Now, Morataya claims, Shallo is trying to displace her from the house.