The homes on [redacted] were built over years ago and at that time there was no County ordinance or State law requiring a developer to install cluster boxes Lanzce G Douglass Inc has not owned any property in the neighborhood for several years and thus has no property to even put a cluster box on If complaintant wants a cluster box then she is more than welcome to put one up on her property at the USPS's direction
I am in receipt of your letter concerning the above mentioned ID number and appreciate the opportunity to respond. Mr. [redacted] entered wrote an offer to purchase a home located at [redacted] on September 20th, 2015. Lanzce G. Douglass Inc. countered Mr. [redacted] offer on September... 21st and this counter was accepted on September 22nd 2015. A "Builder's Warranty" was included as part of LGD Inc's counter offer. This "Builder's Warranty" requires that both parties initial each page and sign the back page, which both parties did on September 22nd. On page 2 of the "Builder's Warranty" under section 3.2 the Warranty clearly states "Upon acceptance of the offer and once both the Purchaser(s) and Seller have signed the offer and counter offer(s), all earnest money is released to Seller and becomes a non refundable fee which will be credited at closing." As stated above all offers and counter offers were signed by September 22nd. Mr. [redacted] was aware of the clause, which he now disputes, because on Septmeber 21st his wife wrote a check directly to my firm for $1,000. I have attached a copy of the front page of the earnest money agreement (which shows Mr. [redacted] acknowledgement of the "Builder's Warranty"), page 2 of the "Builder's Warranty" (which address' the earnest money}, the last page of the "Builder's Warranty" with Mr. [redacted] signature and a copy of his earnest money check made out to "Lanzce Douglass". As to the rest of Mr. [redacted] allegations regarding the condensation in the basement, we offered to dig a hole in the back yard to show him that there was no ground water in the area and to pull down some insulation so that he could see that the concrete walls were dry. If the there was no ground water in the rear yard and the concrete was dry, which it was, then the only possible source for the water would be condensation. Unfortunately Mr. [redacted] was getting advice from several "arm chair quarterbacks" who do not want to listen to reason. ***SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS REDACTED BY BBB***
The homes on [redacted] were built over years ago and at that time there was no County ordinance or State law requiring a developer to install cluster boxes Lanzce G Douglass Inc has not owned any property in the neighborhood for several years and thus has no property to even put a cluster box on If complaintant wants a cluster box then she is more than welcome to put one up on her property at the USPS's direction
I am in receipt of your letter concerning the above mentioned ID number and appreciate the opportunity to respond. Mr. [redacted] entered wrote an offer to purchase a home located at [redacted] on September 20th, 2015. Lanzce G. Douglass Inc. countered Mr. [redacted] offer on September... 21st and this counter was accepted on September 22nd 2015. A "Builder's Warranty" was included as part of LGD Inc's counter offer. This "Builder's Warranty" requires that both parties initial each page and sign the back page, which both parties did on September 22nd. On page 2 of the "Builder's Warranty" under section 3.2 the Warranty clearly states "Upon acceptance of the offer and once both the Purchaser(s) and Seller have signed the offer and counter offer(s), all earnest money is released to Seller and becomes a non refundable fee which will be credited at closing." As stated above all offers and counter offers were signed by September 22nd. Mr. [redacted] was aware of the clause, which he now disputes, because on Septmeber 21st his wife wrote a check directly to my firm for $1,000. I have attached a copy of the front page of the earnest money agreement (which shows Mr. [redacted] acknowledgement of the "Builder's Warranty"), page 2 of the "Builder's Warranty" (which address' the earnest money}, the last page of the "Builder's Warranty" with Mr. [redacted] signature and a copy of his earnest money check made out to "Lanzce Douglass". As to the rest of Mr. [redacted] allegations regarding the condensation in the basement, we offered to dig a hole in the back yard to show him that there was no ground water in the area and to pull down some insulation so that he could see that the concrete walls were dry. If the there was no ground water in the rear yard and the concrete was dry, which it was, then the only possible source for the water would be condensation. Unfortunately Mr. [redacted] was getting advice from several "arm chair quarterbacks" who do not want to listen to reason. ***SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS REDACTED BY BBB***