CCB, LLC

May 20, CCB, LLC (CCB) entered into a Construction Contract (Attachment 1) with Mr [redacted] (Mr [redacted] ) to do an addition and renovation (Project) to his home located at [redacted] ***Page “Contract Price & Payment Schedule of the Construction Contract (Contract) states the Total Contract Amount and the Contract Draw (Draw) schedule with each Draw Name, Draw Point and Draw Amount listed Contract page “General Terms and Conditions” paragraph states the terms for “Changes or Additional Work (Changes) and that requests for said Changes will be detailed and conveyed between Mr [redacted] and CCB via the Contractors document titled “Confirmation of Instructions”, (Instructions) contract page As the Project progressed and Draw points reached, CCB invoiced Mr [redacted] for the Draw amount dueMr [redacted] paid for Draw 1, Draw 2, and Draw on time and in full Since the commencement of work on the Project Mr [redacted] has requested proposals for ChangesEight of the proposals for Changes were conveyed between parties via the Instructions and seven of those Instructions (Attachments 2-8) were approved by Mr [redacted] and CCBCCB invoiced Mr [redacted] for the Changes and Mr [redacted] paid each invoice in full and on timeSeveral of the Changes involved adding additional foundation, revising the floor plan to add an additional full bathroom, relocating the stairs from the lower level basement area to the second floor bedroom area and altering the foundation and structural framing to allow for a stop elevator Mr [redacted] wanted to install at a later dateThese Changes requested by Mr [redacted] required CCB to stop the rough framing that had commenced and to demolish foundation work CCB had already completed and then install new footer and cement block walls for the revised planMr [redacted] stated to me in the presence of others on at least two occasions that he was so happy with the design revision and work provided by CCB he was going to give CCB a $10,bonus when the project was completed As work on the Project progressed and Draw point was reach, CCB invoiced Mr [redacted] for the Draw Amount dueDuring our site meeting on Friday April, 2017, Mr [redacted] stated he was having trouble paying the full amount due on “Draw After a short discussion we came to the agreement that we would adjust that draw, and that Mr [redacted] would pay half the amount due that day and the other half at a later date, to be stated in a Change Mr [redacted] paid the first half that day as agreedThe next morning, Saturday April 29, 2017, I received notice from Mr [redacted] that he had contacted a real estate Broker whom Mr [redacted] informed me was “advising him” (MrAdvisor) who is named in Attachment Mr [redacted] said he and MrAdvisor had discussed Mr [redacted] ’s situation and that after that discussion Mr [redacted] determined he was not able to, and would not perform on the ContractMr [redacted] said he would have to sell the houseMr [redacted] asked if CCB would meet with them (Mr [redacted] and MrAdvisor) to discuss the situation furtherI agreed, and Mr [redacted] was to arrange a meeting for Mr [redacted] , MrAdvisor, and myself On Monday afternoon, May 1, 2017, MrAdvisor appeared at the Project and asked for the person in chargeHe introduced himself to me as a real estate broker who was advising Mr [redacted] and trying to help Mr [redacted] outAfter introducing himself, MrAdvisor stated he had come by the Project earlier, when no one was there, and after seeing the property and discussing the contract terms with Mr [redacted] , he told Mr [redacted] he was afraid CCB might be taking advantage of Mr [redacted] MrAdvisor said after speaking with me about the project scope and Changes Mr [redacted] had made, MrAdvisor felt betterMrAdvisor then wanted to discuss a scenario where MrAdvisor would sell Mr [redacted] ’s house “As Is” to a buyer for $100,000.00, and CCB and Mr [redacted] would terminate our Contract and Mr [redacted] would apply any proceeds from both to Mr [redacted] ’s mortgageI stated that I would not discuss terminating the Contract with him (MrAdvisor) and that in my opinion; Mr [redacted] would take a significant loss selling the property as is On Tuesday morning May 2, 2017, I informed Mr [redacted] that MrAdvisor had visited the project Before informing Mr [redacted] about the scenario MrAdvisor wanted to discuss, Mr [redacted] stated to me that MrAdvisor had made an offer to Mr [redacted] to purchase the property himself “As Is” for $100, Mr [redacted] stated he was uncomfortable with that offer and stated he was concerned as to what MrAdvisor’s true intentions were At the end of our conversation Mr [redacted] and I discussed scheduling a meeting to discuss options on how to proceed On Wednesday, May 3, 2017, I called Mr [redacted] to see if he would be available that evening to discuss the situation further Mr [redacted] stated he would need to check on MrAdvisor’s availability because he (Mr [redacted] ) did not want to meet without MrAdvisorI expressed my surprise that Mr [redacted] would want MrAdvisor to attend this meeting, given the reservations he shared with me on May 2, He stated that he felt he misunderstood the conversation he had with MrAdvisor and that he (Mr [redacted] ) would feel better with MrAdvisor presentI stated that if it made Mr [redacted] more comfortable, that would be fine We scheduled and held the meeting on May 4, which is summarized in the May 8, letter from CCB to Mr [redacted] (Attachment 10) On May 8, CCB gave notice (Attachment 9) to Mr [redacted] that due to Mr [redacted] ’s failure to perform, work on the Project would stop until such time as Mr [redacted] and CCB come to an agreement on a cure to Mr [redacted] ’s breach As of the date of this writing and despite the advice I have personally given Mr [redacted] to have an attorney advise him on this situation, no one from CCB has been contacted by anyone representing Mr [redacted] ’s interests, other than MrAdvisor, who has a financial interest in the outcome of this matter Due to the serious consequences for Mr [redacted] and CCB, Mr [redacted] ’s personal issues stated in Attachment which have recently come to ***, the complex legal issues involved and the miscommunication taking place between CCB, Mr [redacted] and MrAdvisor, CCB has informed Mr [redacted] that we will not hold further discussions over the phone or attend any meetings with Mr [redacted] or MrAdvisor regarding resolution of this matter without an attorney present representing Mr [redacted] ’s interests, as stated in our letter to Mr [redacted] dated May 16, (Attachment 11)To that end CCB has made an offer to Mr [redacted] to pay for an hour or two, up to $300.00, for an attorney of Mr [redacted] ’s choosing to attend a meeting with usAs of the time of this writing we have had no response, with the exception of a call from Mr [redacted] ***, [redacted] **, wanting CCB’s side of the story (Attachment 12) and this complaint filed with the Central Ohio Revdex.com by Mr [redacted] CCB would like Mr [redacted] come to an agreement with CCB on a cure of his breach of our Contract and finish the projectOur contract with Mr [redacted] calls for any disputes to go to Mediation and if necessary onto Arbitration, so I am requesting the Central Ohio Revdex.com begin the process required, arranging Mediation at this timeRespectfully Submitted, Charles K C [redacted]

May 20, 2017 CCB, LLC (CCB) entered into a Construction Contract (Attachment 1) with Mr. [redacted] (Mr. [redacted]) to do an addition and renovation (Project) to his home located at 9[redacted]. Page 10 “Contract Price & Payment Schedule of the Construction...

Contract (Contract) states the Total Contract Amount and the Contract Draw (Draw) schedule with each Draw Name, Draw Point and Draw Amount listed.  Contract page 2  “General Terms and Conditions” paragraph 6 states the terms for “Changes or Additional Work (Changes) and that requests for said Changes will be detailed and conveyed between Mr. [redacted] and CCB via the Contractors document titled “Confirmation of Instructions”, (Instructions) contract page 7.  As the Project progressed and Draw points reached, CCB invoiced Mr. [redacted] for the Draw amount due. Mr. [redacted] paid for Draw 1, Draw 2, and Draw 3 on time and in full.  Since the commencement of work on the Project Mr. [redacted] has requested 10 proposals for Changes. Eight of the proposals for Changes were conveyed between parties via the Instructions and seven of those Instructions (Attachments 2-8) were approved by Mr. [redacted] and CCB. CCB invoiced Mr. [redacted] for the Changes and Mr. [redacted] paid each invoice in full and on time. Several of the Changes involved adding additional foundation, revising the floor plan to add an additional full bathroom, relocating the stairs from the lower level basement area to the second floor bedroom area and altering the foundation and structural framing to allow for a 3 stop elevator Mr. [redacted] wanted to install at a later date. These Changes requested by Mr. [redacted] required CCB to stop the rough framing that had commenced and to demolish foundation work CCB had already completed and then install new footer and cement block walls for the revised plan. Mr. [redacted] stated to me in the presence of others on at least two occasions that he was so happy with the design revision and work provided by CCB he was going to give CCB a $10,000.00 bonus when the project was completed.  As work on the Project progressed and Draw point 4 was reach, CCB invoiced Mr. [redacted] for the Draw Amount due. During our site meeting on Friday April, 28 2017, Mr. [redacted] stated he was having trouble paying the full amount due on “Draw 4. After a short discussion we came to the agreement that we would adjust that draw, and that Mr. [redacted] would pay half the amount due that day and the other half at a later date, to be stated in a Change.  Mr. [redacted] paid the first half that day as agreed. The next morning, Saturday April 29, 2017, I received notice from Mr. [redacted] that he had contacted a real estate Broker whom Mr. [redacted] informed me was “advising him” (Mr. Advisor) who is named in Attachment 10.  Mr. [redacted] said he and Mr. Advisor had discussed Mr. [redacted]’s situation and that after that discussion Mr. [redacted] determined he was not able to, and would not perform on the Contract. Mr. [redacted] said he would have to sell the house. Mr. [redacted] asked if CCB would meet with them (Mr. [redacted] and Mr. Advisor) to discuss the situation further. I agreed, and Mr. [redacted] was to arrange a meeting for Mr. [redacted], Mr. Advisor, and myself.  On Monday afternoon, May 1, 2017, Mr. Advisor appeared at the Project and asked for the person in charge. He introduced himself to me as a real estate broker who was advising Mr. [redacted] and trying to help Mr. [redacted] out. After introducing himself, Mr. Advisor stated he had come by the Project earlier, when no one was there, and after seeing the property and discussing the contract terms with Mr. [redacted], he told Mr. [redacted] he was afraid CCB might be taking advantage of Mr. [redacted]. Mr. Advisor said after speaking with me about the project scope and Changes Mr. [redacted] had made, Mr. Advisor felt better. Mr. Advisor then wanted to discuss a scenario where Mr. Advisor would sell Mr. [redacted]’s house “As Is” to a buyer for $100,000.00, and CCB and Mr. [redacted] would terminate our Contract and Mr. [redacted] would apply any proceeds from both to Mr. [redacted]’s mortgage. I stated that I would not discuss terminating the Contract with him (Mr. Advisor) and that in my opinion; Mr. [redacted] would take a significant loss selling the property as is.  On Tuesday morning May 2, 2017, I informed Mr. [redacted] that Mr. Advisor had visited the project.  Before informing Mr. [redacted] about the scenario Mr. Advisor wanted to discuss, Mr. [redacted] stated to me that Mr. Advisor had made an offer to Mr. [redacted] to purchase the property himself “As Is” for $100,000.00.  Mr. [redacted] stated he was uncomfortable with that offer and stated he was concerned as to what Mr. Advisor’s true intentions were.  At the end of our conversation Mr. [redacted] and I discussed scheduling a meeting to discuss options on how to proceed.    On Wednesday, May 3, 2017, I called Mr. [redacted] to see if he would be available that evening to discuss the situation further.  Mr. [redacted] stated he would need to check on Mr. Advisor’s availability because he (Mr. [redacted]) did not want to meet without Mr. Advisor. I expressed my surprise that Mr. [redacted] would want Mr. Advisor to attend this meeting, given the reservations he shared with me on May 2, 2017.  He stated that he felt he misunderstood the conversation he had with Mr. Advisor and that he (Mr. [redacted]) would feel better with Mr. Advisor present. I stated that if it made Mr. [redacted] more comfortable, that would be fine.  We scheduled and held the meeting on May 4, 2017 which is summarized in the May 8, letter from CCB to Mr. [redacted] (Attachment 10).  On May 8, 2017 CCB gave notice (Attachment 9) to Mr. [redacted] that due to Mr. [redacted]’s failure to perform, work on the Project would stop until such time as Mr. [redacted] and CCB come to an agreement on a cure to Mr. [redacted]’s breach.  As of the date of this writing and despite the advice I have personally given Mr. [redacted] to have an attorney advise him on this situation, no one from CCB has been contacted by anyone representing Mr. [redacted]’s interests, other than Mr. Advisor, who has a financial interest in the outcome of this matter.  Due to the serious consequences for Mr. [redacted] and CCB, Mr. [redacted]’s personal issues stated in Attachment 10 which have recently come to [redacted], the complex legal issues involved and the miscommunication taking place between  CCB, Mr. [redacted] and Mr. Advisor, CCB has informed Mr. [redacted] that we will not hold further discussions over the phone or attend any meetings with Mr. [redacted] or Mr. Advisor regarding resolution of this matter without an attorney present  representing Mr. [redacted]’s interests, as stated in our letter to Mr. [redacted] dated May 16, 2017 (Attachment 11). To that end CCB has made an offer to Mr. [redacted] to pay for an hour or two, up to $300.00, for an attorney of Mr. [redacted]’s choosing to attend a meeting with us. As of the time of this writing we have had no response, with the exception of a call from Mr. [redacted], [redacted], wanting CCB’s side of the story (Attachment 12) and this complaint filed with the Central Ohio Revdex.com by Mr. [redacted]. CCB would like Mr. [redacted] come to an agreement with CCB on a cure of his breach of our Contract and finish the project. Our contract with Mr. [redacted] calls for any disputes to go to Mediation and if necessary onto Arbitration, so I am requesting the Central Ohio Revdex.com begin the process required, arranging Mediation at this time. Respectfully Submitted,   Charles K C[redacted]