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My non-refundable down payment was to purchase what was supposed to be a Town house as their sales rep and advertisements said. When it was time to close, I was presented with a condo rider.

Buying a condo is very different than buying a Town house. Also, the HOA is not in litigation against DR Horton for defects and code violations. Now, we can't sell and we can't refinance. We are stuck in a DR Horton piece of you know what CONDO.

How do those cheaters still operate. Someone needs to stand up against them and stop them from doing all this harm to people.

Reason of review: Not as described/ advertised.

Monetary Loss: $189000.

Preferred solution: Let the company propose a solution.

Dr Horton Cons: Construction.

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The builder cheats cause they write good contracts and homebuyers do not read carefully or fully understand them.

The contract means EXACTLY what is says. If you have concerns on language, NEVER rely on some salesperson to clarify contract language.

That is for your attorney to do.

As a matter of your own personal policy never ever rely on anything a salesperson says. NEVER. In fact, builder contracts expressly state that any verbal representations are non binding and ONLY the contract prevails.

Insist on having your own attorney review any contract before signing. You can negotiate.

No matter what the sales person says, if there are clauses you cannot agree to, do not. Insist the company accommodate changes. Sales will always move the contract to a manager if the customer is ready to walk out. Sadly, consumers often do not realize that you have all the leverage at time of contract.

Negotiate before giving any money.

Next, insist the most deposit you will provide is $10,000 or 5% of purchase price whichever is less. If you let a builder hold a large non refundable deposit, they are more likely to play games. Sale people are out of the deal once you sign a contract.

Their statements are completely non binding. Buyer always must beware with builder contracts!!

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