Re: Re: Homeowners For Better Building

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In a message dated 3/12/2006 7:57:56 PM Pacific Standard Time,

Elvira52@... writes:

I like this Idea it's great Homeowners For Better Building where are they?

Elvira

They are out of Texas. Their website is HOBB. Janet A, the woman, who

heads it, is a feisty woman. Her husband is a doctor. She recently helped to

win a great battle against KB Homes. Their binding arbitration clause was

found to be not binding. This allowed home buyers, who were forced to make the

builder do what he promised in the first place, the ability to pursur

restitution through the courts. Not that anyone wants to go to litigation.

But it

is a right all of us should have if we cannot receive justice any other way.

Another great group that pursues this issue is HADD - Homeowners Against

Deficient Dwellings. They are out of Kansas. Another great feisty woman,

Seats, runs this one. Both groups are a wealth of info regarding fighting

for your rights should a builder not live up to his promises. Both have cross

over members who have also been physically damaged by mold.

Sharon

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No such thing in PA...Take it from me...buyer beware!!

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Court buildings, firehouses, even some schools have been reconized and helped

with mold problems, but not homeowners or renters. Commonwealths don't have the

same laws as real states and only go by federal regulations if they feel like it

at the time.

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>>On Behalf Of who

they also had just heard that toxic mold was bad, but didn't have any idea

this was what was making them ill. it made me fell really good to help them,

but at the same time, sorry that I couldn't do more. >>

You did more than anyone else did for them!!!! Always remember that. You

helped them to understand why they became ill. You did help and they will

share with others. That's what this is all about.

Word of mouth from person to person rather than remaining in the dark. I'm

sure if you had a lot of money you would have given them the money for a

safe home and to pay for their medical bills---but that's not within your

ability. You did exactly what is your responsibility as a caring human and

what you are able to provide.....more than most are doing.

Rosie

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I like this Idea it's great Homeowners For Better Building where are they?

Elvira

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yes, I've heard some horror stories from PA, was playing a game one day

and someone was talking about being sick with some one and I quickly

knew what her symptoms were describing. I asked a few questions and she

instantly connected and told me this was what was happening to her and

others at a court house,(cant remember where but in PA) it was bad

(leaking pipes) and she was very ill, I gave them some web sites and

they couldn't get no one to take mold test. I sagested they contact the

local news paper and they did, mold test were done and the last I

heard, they were being givin a choise to move into a trailer, but she

had gotten so sick she was off from work.-her co workers said. the

mold problem and its severity was being denied, as usual. they also had

just heard that toxic mold was bad, but didn't have any idea this was

what was makeing them ill. it made me fell really good to help them,

but at the same time, sorry that I couldn't do

more.

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