Jim Walter Homes built cheap houses

first of all i have a crabby house they built and they would not pay anyone anything

Since you did not have the courage to post your name, you obviously are hiding something and distorting the facts. 

 

Hiding behind a pseudonym is cowardly. If you are going to bash and criticize, at least use your name.

March 8, 2010 

 

 

Dear Consumers: 

 

I was the first Jim Walter client of Mr. Gonzalez. My husband and I had contracted with Jim Walters to build us a house. The house was full of defects and no matter how many times we complained we were totally ignored. As many of you have found out, lawyers normally do not take cases against home builders unless they are paid up front. We did not have the money to hire an attorney but we knew Mr. Hector Gonzalez. 

 

Mr. Gonzalez had represented my husband on a motor vehicle accident where my husband and his closest friend while drunk went and hit another car from behind. Mr. Gonzalez took the case and after a lot of work was able to get my husband some money. My husband and I figured that if he could get him money when they had hit the other car from behind while intoxicated, we thought he would be perfect to take on Jim Walters. 

 

We went to his office and asked for his help. He agreed to help us on a contingency fee basis. If we didn’t win, we didn’t have to pay him anything. As soon as the people in the area discovered there was a lawyer willing to take on Jim Walters on a contingency basis, many people went and hired him. After several years, my case and the cases of the rest of the people were resolved. I and over 140 more people got their house free and clear plus money. I was very happy with the results. I have recommended him for over 20 years. 

 

 

Elva Anguiano

To Teresa and Raymond Holton 

In light of everything that you appeared to change from a pissed off consumer to a company man, I would like you to answer the following question: 

1. Isn’t it true that when you when to go have the house built by JWH, you had seven acres of land. 

2. Isn’t it true you only wanted to mortgage only 2 acres but that JWH took the whole seven acre? 

3. Isn’t it true that JWH delivered the materials that were to be used to build your house that they dumped them in the yard and they were exposed to the rain for days? 

4. Isn’t it true that they did not put enough piers underneath your house? 

5. Isn’t it true that the piers were not installed in accordance with the sealed engineer drawings that formed part of your building plan? 

6. Isn’t it true that two foundation experts and one engineer have recommended that all the piers underneath your house be dug out, removed and replaced? 

7. Isn’t it true that one foundation company has advised you that the framing of the house was so badly done, that if you lifted the house, it would crack in different places. 

8. Isn’t it true that most of the floor joists are not properly nailed and that not all of the beams set squarely on the piers. 

9. Isn’t it true that the insulation underneath the floor of your house was not properly installed? 

10. Isn’t it true that OSB board was used as your subflooring rather than the plywood you were told was going to be used. 

11. Isn’t it true that OSB board used for the flooring was not properly nailed? 

12. Isn’t it true that the exterior studs that were used are warped and bowed? 

13. Isn’t it true that that the siding was not installed on accordance with the manufactured installation guidelines? 

14. Isn’t it true that the sheetrock was not installed properly and that there are cracks throughout the sheetrock in the house. 

15. Isn’t it true that the windows were not installed in accordance with the State law? 

16. Isn’t it true that you have claimed that the steps from the first floor to the second floor to your house were so defectively built that you slipped on them and fell, injuring your back? 

17. Isn’t it true that you have claimed that the porch steps railing were so defectively done that it caused your mother-in-law to slip and fall injuring her back and hip. 

18. Isn’t it true that the roof was not installed accordance to State law? 

19. Isn’t it true that the shingles put on your roof were not installed in accordance with State law? 

20. Isn’t it true that you had electrical problems in your home and electricians have told you that your house was not wired properly? 

21. Isn’t it true that you had plumbing problems in your house and plumbers have told you that plumbing work was not done properly? 

22. it true that you have been told by an engineer that the air condition system was not properly installed? 

23. Isn’t it true that you have not made payments on your house for almost a year and that JWH has not foreclosed? 

24. Isn’t it true that you are over $12,000.00 behind on your payment with JWH and they have not foreclosed? 

25. Isn’t it true that you have worked out a deal with Jim Walter Homes and Walter Mortgage Company? 

26. Isn’t it true that part of the deal is you are supposed to get in the internet to try to convince people not to bring claims against Jim Walter Homes but to throw themselves at the mercy or Jim Walter Homes. 

27. Isn’t it true that you are receiving half a million dollars from Jim Walter Homes to turn against the people you were trying to help?  

28. These are the questions I want answered Raymond and Teresa.