Habitat Home Abandoned Due to Mold

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In this story from the Peoria Journal Star, a low-income family claims that a HFH they've lived in for 5 years, which they helped to build, is defective. HFH ended up taking the home back and intends to resell it.

For the full story, click here.

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HFH

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/ ... 2740.story

[Jim Katen]

". . . Shirley Dempsey, president of the homeowners association, said she began having a series of dreams that she said were religious visions, leading her to discover problems in her house and others."

Oh, brother!

- Jim Katen, Oregon

[Mike H]

Shirley Dempsey, president of the homeowners association, said she began having a series of dreams that she said were religious visions, leading her to discover problems in her house and others."

Oh, brother!

- Jim Katen, Oregon

Holy Moldy

Mike H

www.rqahomeinspections.com

[RAB]

Does it matter how she discovered a problem? One should be more concerned about the quality of these homes foisted upon unknowing people in compromised financial circumstances. By a very large corporation no less. Whose poster boy is a former United States president.

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Originally posted by RAB

Does it matter how she discovered a problem? One should be more concerned about the quality of these homes foisted upon unknowing people in compromised financial circumstances. By a very large corporation no less. Whose poster boy is a former United States president.

Yeah Randy, I've made a fortune from the HFH projects I've worked on over the years. You should get in on the big scam.

Insulting the many thousands who have invested pools of sweat equity is more annoying than the sentence fragments. Whose poster boy we now know.(sic)

[Jim Katen]

Originally posted by RAB

Does it matter how she discovered a problem? One should be more concerned about the quality of these homes foisted upon unknowing people in compromised financial circumstances. By a very large corporation no less. Whose poster boy is a former United States president.

In my experience people who make accusations against builders based upon religious visions are at least one notch below the top on the reliability scale.

These are the same people who're likely to have dreams about "omissions" in the reports of home inspectors.

I like to steer clear of the religious vision crowd.

- Jim Katen, Oregon