A southern Alberta couple's dream house became a three-year-long nightmare that left them in debt.
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Home ownership is a joke. Don’t pay your property taxes and see who really owns your house. You’re only a tenant
Yo if you got money for a gofundme, there is much better causes than this.
Is that breach of contract? Just get up and walk away, and liquidate his asserts. Could they not go after him in court, for breach of contract?
Sounds like got screwed by 2 contractors. Repair costing 500k could’ve torn it down and started over for that money
greasy contractors.
Though I feel for this couple for what they’ve gone through. I’m disturbed that there’s a GoFundMe of $160000 so they can have their dream home completed and live in it.
There are many others out there having a hard time making their rent, pay their mortgage or feed their family during this pandemic. This is a problem between them and the builder.
Leave It to Brian, Mike Holmes have covered just this kind of problem.
Always protect the criminals. Name the builder!
Unfortunately they can’t name the builder because of legal reasons as mentioned in the video.
@Jeff W yeah Canada screwing over its own citizens again. whats new
@bruh yep it’s the laws in this country that protect these scumbags and not the victims. Betcha the scumbag didn’t have insurance, otherwise I would be going after the insurance company.
Go fund me for Luxury ? What a joke. Society is sick, delusional and narcissistic.
Never take the low bid and always do your due diligence.
It’s a dream home?
There is NO protection for the consumer, these contractors and sub-contractors can be brutal when it comes to doing their jobs properly. As for inspectors….everyone has a price, it just takes the right person to find that price and anything can be approved.
Go fund me for a luxury? You need to explore you legal avenues before asking for this especially during a pandemic when so many others are suffering with total homelessness and poverty.