Pena Realty Corporation

As you correctly mentioned, there are two sides to every storyit is very unfortunate that this person is resorting to this in order to seek moneyThe facts are that this person performed a professional inspection before they signed a purchase and sales agreementThey thoroughly inspected the property and identified various items they wanted us to fixWe fixed absolutely everything they requested and then somePrior to the closing this person and or her broker went to the property numerous times, even though there is a limit on the purchase and sales agreement in the number of visits, and they throughly again inspected everything, and anything they brought up we addressedThen, prior to the closing, they conducted a final walk through to verify that everything had been completed as agreed to in the purchase and sales agreementHaving done that, she attended the closing and did not mention to our attorney any repairs that needed to be addressedNormally, if something like this comes up, there is money held at the closing to address this, but because nothing was mentioned, the closing took place and she received the keys to the propertyAlso, note that after the closing, this persons made no attempt to advise us of anything wrong with the property other than seeking money from us by filing a complaint with the attorney general, which we believe was dismissedMassachusetts law is very clear that once title passes to a buyer, there cannot be claims for items that should have been brought up before they purchased the propertyThis person had more than ample opportunities to address things and she did not, but whatever she addressed we took care of by the time for closingPlease note that we were very fair to these people and they had the opportunity walk away from the transaction and recover their deposit but she never did, and instead she is taking this unfortunate actionWe have sold many properties and have always addressed issues, and this is the first time we are faced with this situationIt is very unfortunate but it is not correct what this person is doing

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I have reviewed the response submitted by the business and have determined that the response does not satisfy or resolve my issues and/or concerns in reference to complaint # ***
[I am rejecting this response due to the fact that the AGO's office never even received a response from the company in regards to our complaintThey completely disregarded usI have signed PDF files which I will attach tonight of everything that was supposed to get done before and after closing which were NOT completedIt is complete outrage that *** *** thinks he can give someone broken windows (these were not addressed but on the list), and wrongly wired pipes.]
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I am seeking assistance and retribution on a newly purchased said to be "gut renovation" homeAttached are all my documents and everything we have not put into the homeWe have contacted the attorney generals office but the builder never responded to themThey have advised us to contact youWe
have had plumbing problems since the start, grout, dirt and even beer cans were in our drain pipesOur tankless water heater was wired and plumbed incorrectly so we incurred that expense as wellOur public electric box was never set up so we are paying for that alsoWe tried to reach out ourselves to no availIf anyone would be able to advise or help it would be greatly appreciatedWe are looking for sole retribution of the things we had to fix on our own which total almost $9,Thank you*** S

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As you correctly mentioned, there are two sides to every story. it is very unfortunate that this person is resorting to this in order to seek money. The facts are that this person performed a professional inspection before they signed a purchase and sales agreement. They thoroughly inspected the property and identified various items they wanted us to fix. We fixed absolutely everything they requested and then some. Prior to the closing this person and or her broker went to the property numerous times, even though there is a limit on the purchase and sales agreement in the number of visits, and they throughly again inspected everything, and anything they brought up we addressed. Then, prior to the closing, they conducted a final walk through to verify that everything had been completed as agreed to in the purchase and sales agreement. Having done that, she attended the closing and did not mention to our attorney any repairs that needed to be addressed. Normally, if something like this comes up, there is money held at the closing to address this, but because nothing was mentioned, the closing took place and she received the keys to the property. Also, note that after the closing, this persons made no attempt to advise us of anything wrong with the property other than seeking money from us by filing a complaint with the attorney general, which we believe was dismissed. Massachusetts law is very clear that once title passes to a buyer, there cannot be claims for items that should have been brought up before they purchased the property. This person had more than ample opportunities to address things and she did not, but whatever she addressed we took care of by the time for closing. Please note that we were very fair to these people and they had the opportunity walk away from the transaction and recover their deposit but she never did, and instead she is taking this unfortunate action. We have sold many properties and have always addressed issues, and this is the first time we are faced with this situation. It is very unfortunate but it is not correct what this person is doing.