[WSBARP] Never Satisfied New Home Buyer

[Douglas Scott]

I write contracts for home builders and some of the
standard language consists of provisions dealing with who the homeowner can
deal with, they are not allowed on the jobsite except at certain times,
procedures for inquiries, etc.  The language is tailored to fit the
particular circumstances with an emphasis on allowing the builder to do
their work rather than to constantly deal with the homeowner concerns.
Perhaps an addendum to the contract could be written.

*DOUGLAS W. SCOTT*
Rainier Legal Advocates|LLC

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On Mon, Feb 8, 2021 at 11:48 AM Roger Moss <ram at rinconres.org> wrote:

> Jeff, while you and your client look for legal options, I suggest you
> consider intervention by a creative professional neutral experienced with
> construction and real estate issues. Also, “over emotional” generally
> suggests behavioral health issues; thinking of those things as a lens
> through which one approaches negotiation and dispute resolution is very
> useful.
>
> Even if your client has made up her mind about walking from the job,
> negotiating an exit plan with help from a neutral may expedite process and
> reduce drama along with expenses.
>
> Roger A. Moss
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> On Feb 8, 2021, at 9:14 AM, Jeff Davis <jeff at bellanddavispllc.com> wrote:
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> Listmates,
>
> PC, new home builder, just started construction of new home.  Buyer is at
> site daily and complains about everything, and becomes overly emotional.
> PC is worried Buyer will never be happy about any of their work.  Of
> course, the contract is silent as to this situation.  Is there any theory
> under which the home builder can walk away at this point and not be in
> breach?
>
> Jeff Davis
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