Welty Real Estate Group

Revdex.com:
We
have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and have determined that this does not resolve our complaintThe facts have drastically changed since the agent's attorney sent us his letterAt that time, he argued no misrepresentation arguing that since the pool was located within this subdivision it was therefore considered 'community' (even though the pool was owned privately and not by the HOA and required an additional fee for its use)We spoke to the seller and the agent, while standing in this home, on the day of closing, and discussed the pool, its privileges, the noise factor surrounding the pool, and the fact that it was included in the HOA feesTurns out it was completely and totally not trueAs it stands, the pool is CLEARLY NOT community in any sense of that term and the attorney's argument cannot stand, as the pool and property have been sold to someone who will build a home on the propertyThere are no pool privileges even with an additional feeThe agent and the agency clearly misrepresented the property and, it appears, were dishonestThe fact that other complaints are filed with other agencies or associations should not preclude a complaint with the Revdex.com nor should it keep the agent and agency from responding to a Revdex.com complaintWe deserve a response to this complaint by the agent and agencyWe request assistance by the Revdex.com to reach a mutually satisfactory resolution.
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The consumer has filed a complaint with IREC and we are working through that process. The seller’s attorney has also already responded to the effect that the facts do not support the claim. Respectfully, [redacted]Designated BrokerKeller Williams Realty Boise