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Check with the town you live in, from what I have been told the builder must post a bond with the town to complete roads, etc. The town will hold the bond until work is complete if not the town will use the bond money to have the work done. Look into this.
Ha-Ha, that is a good one... . If there is one thing anyone has learned from this forum is that you cannot count on the school assignments remaining the same - even within a neighborhood. There are no guarantees there.
The lot might very well be nice, but Copperleaf has comparably priced sales to support its success. The LOWEST priced house in there is above $650 and the AVERAGE is probably around $800K, maybe even a bit higher. Inventory shows more than 10 in current inventory between $740K - to over $1M.
Highcroft Village only has a couple of homes over $550K, the average in there (granted not in the "Estates") is probably closer to $450K. Their website shows 10 homes listed from $375K - $499K.
Hope the new buyers plan to stay for a good long time. I have always heard that you do not want to be the hgihest priced home in a neighborhood, and at nearly twice the average priced home in there, resale could be brutal. I don't want to be negative, just seems extremely high for that location. It is a beautiful neighborhood, and I wish them well. The neighbors should adore them... they certainly stand to increase the comp value for everyone in that zipcode.
And... I agree with Vicki on contractor standards & response time- If ever there was a time to step up - this is it! "It's Show Time!"
The houses in the "estate" section are all over $725k with the exception of one. There are only 4 but impact is starting another presale with another 2 lost presold. You should give some consideration for lot size but in a mixed neighborhood most banks do not (ie:highcroft and cameron pond). The house is just as nice as anything in copperleaf and therefore priced similarly.
I agree that they were not thinking straight when they paid that much but they got what they wanted.
Check with the town you live in, from what I have been told the builder must post a bond with the town to complete roads, etc. The town will hold the bond until work is complete if not the town will use the bond money to have the work done. Look into this.
Impact Design did post a bond as they had to do in order to begin the project. But it might not be enough to cover the work they have not completed.
Does anyone have contacts for 5 on Your Side or any of those programs that nail companies like this that try to get out of their contractual obligations and screw their clients?
I am not sure who you are BAZERS but your information is totally inaccurate. This is Colen Davidson of Impact and if you would like to call me persoanlly my office number is 919-463-9940x104. I will take your call and I will be happy to give you the correct information so you can correct your post.
This is not the right place for consumer complaints. Such posts present defamation issues and they don't give the other side the opportunity to present their side of the argument.
A complaint has been made here, and the company has offered contact information for possible resolution. So, with that, I'm closing this thread.
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. If there is one thing anyone has learned from this forum is that you cannot count on the school assignments remaining the same - even within a neighborhood. There are no guarantees there.
