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  • Report:  #1236943

Complaint Review: Caring Neighbors LLC

Caring Neighbors LLC New Era home finance LLC My house was sold to someone else while I was waiting to hear back from them after my house caught on fire! Farmington, Missouri Internet

  • Reported By:
    Martins — Malden Missouri USA
  • Submitted:
    Sun, June 21, 2015
  • Updated:
    Sun, June 21, 2015

 My husband and I bought a house through Caring Neighbors Sept.4, 2014. We paid 2000 deposit and payments were 490 a month, our statement said that included taxes and insurance. Feb.21, 2015 around 2 am our house caught on fire, the fire department determined it was an electrical fire in the attic, they pulled the meter, after chopping a hole in the roof to put out the fire. The next day I called them to let them know what happened, we have 5 children and were basically homeless. I was sent to look at a house in a neighboring town- I refused it because it had dirt floors and no ceilings. So we lived in a hotel thinking because we paid insurance the house would be fixed. After 5 weeks of being told they are waiting to hear from insurance and do not know how long it will take we found another house to rent, not owned by them. Today is June 20, 2015, I went to check the mail at that house yesterday and found someone else there getting ready to move in! We hadn't moved all of our stuff, because we were told to wait on insurance. We had 2 vehicles stored in the garage, their contract stated that we were not allowed on the property, they were getting vin #s because they said they were told even the vehicles went with the house. Then I found out the same company that took my deposit, promised me a solution to the fire, had listed my house for sale on April22, 2015. The people that bought our house brought an eviction notice dated for December, which is bogus, I have reciepts to prove I paid until March, and another eviction notice supposedly issued in April, of course this is the first we had heard of it, we never received any notice of any kind from this company. And to make matters worse I found out the company refused to give the insurance information to the fire chief, so we were billed $500 for the fire being put out. This is absolutely un professional behavior, I don't know what to do.

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#3Author of original report

Sun, June 21, 2015

 Yes we left some of our stuff at that house because we called about once a month to see if they knew when it was going to be fixed, we still had every intention of buying the house. The company sold it to someone else as is, did not even tell them it was not livable and had a fire.


Robert

Irvine,
California,
USA

Confused..

#3Consumer Comment

Sun, June 21, 2015

Okay so you had a fire on February 21st, luckily no one was hurt.  Then 5 weeks later puts you at the end of March when you found another place.

It is now JUNE and apparently even though you moved into a new place you left your stuff including two cars at the old house.   Which in the end we are to believe that in 3 months you not only didn't talk to them at all, but you had no issues leaving some(or all?) of your stuff in the old house including two cars...WHAT?

So what is the rest of the story?

 

 

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