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18 Apr 2015 10:21 AM:

We purchased our house in 2007 and 2010 the builder went into bankruptcy. ;We kept 70.000 euros back from the builder as there was no building insurance placed on the house. ;We have large cracks appearing around the outside walls and also n the house. ;The floors are coming up and the tiles are breaking due to them only been laid on gravel. We had to have the swimming pool rebuilt as it was full of cracks,  Our solicitor negotiated with the administrator we use 17,000 euros to do the pool and the damp on all the inside walls and the roof which was leaking due to a large hole under the tiles . ;We have had a full report from an independent architect who says this house still need 112.000 euros to put right. Our solicitor phoned us in December to say the administrator was collecting all outstanding monies owed and they could no longer allow us the 17,000 euros as they had a shortfall in monies!! We are now in Spain and went to see the solicitor yesterday who now tells us that he is suing the architect who designed the house but it could take a few years. He now also tells us that you cannot neogotiate a reduced price with the administrators?? we are both coming up to 70 years old and we don't have years to wait for the house to be put right. On our arrival here we had to have the hall floor dug up as we couldn't open the door to get in. ;Cost 600 euros. ;The floors alone will cost between 8-10 thousand which need doing as soon as possible.I don't suppose anyone else has had this problem. ;Any advice would be appreciated. Something I forgot to mention, 2 years ago it cost us €3216.000 to have an illegal mortgage lifted from our house which the builder had taken out and forged our signature.  I wrote to the British Consulate iN Alicante but they don't want to be involved.  The cost of the house new was €236,000.  Plus IVA of course.


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Forum thread: Bankruptcy - and administrators

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24 Aug 2013 9:52 AM:

We bought our dream home in 2004 in the Murcia Region go Spain. The house was finished in 2007 one of the last ones on the urbanisation.
We were delighted with the two bath, three bed house with a pool in a 750 metre square plot. Then the problems started, cracks began to appear in the surrounding walls round the house, then into the house itself. Damp started to come up in all the rooms, plaster fell off all interior walls. The pool started to leak and tiles began falling off the pool, it cost over 3000€ to have the pool re done. We had an architect to look at the house and he did a report to say it would cost 48.000€ to put the house right. After we had the report all the floor tiles have started to crack and raise due to damp coming under the floor another 20.000€ to have damp proof and new floor tiles! The builder went into liquidation, did not pay the architect so we have no builders insurance. Now we have a leak in one of the bedrooms ceilings, tried to claim on our house insurance which we purchased through La Caixa Bank but they won't pay up as they said the roof had not been maintained! Had a quote for 1000€. On top of all that we had illegal mortgages on the house from the builder which have just been lifted, we estimate our solicitors bill for that between 7 and 8000€. Back in 2004 these houses cost 236.000€, now they are selling for 135.000€ so basically ours is worth about 50.000€ as it stands. As we are pensioners we do not have the cash for all the work that needs doing. To top it all, the three builders live on here, the famous 3 who took deposits from all those poor people and never built the houses. It is estimated the have got away with approx 90 million euros!!! Cowboy builders is to good of a name for these people, if they had done that in England they would have been locked up ages ago, It makes you wonder why they are still out and about, the whole thing stinks! While I am now having a rant we have Spanish squatters moved into a house stealing water and Electricity. We have called the Police twice in the last few weeks and nothing has been done. The president has contacted the owner who has send an e mail to say she wants them out and has not given anyone permission to move in to show the Police. The strange thing is they have keys to this house??? The builder did not give many people their spare keys as the has been mislaid. I will let you all draw your own conclusion to this. Rant over ....for now

Forum thread: Have you been affected by a Cowboy Builder?

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12 Jan 2012 12:02 AM:

Hi tony

Do you have any information ? If you do - please share. I can assure you you CAN trust Mr Wilford. We really do need to help each other in order to get justice and to wipe that smile off Antonios face not that I have ever seen him smile!
Happy new year to everyone who has followed this thread and lets hope 2012 will be the year when they get their long awaited long holiday with porridge for breakfast and the keys to the cells thrown into the Med!!!

Community thread: Antonio soon to be in jail!!!!

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01 May 2011 11:53 AM:

Hi Tony
We should all be sticking together, I and many more here are grateful for the information which Andrew has passed on to us. I have managed to pass a lot of this on to my solicitor who has found it extremely helpful.

The sooner Antonio and company are behind bars then the better!!

Community thread: Antonio soon to be in jail!!!!

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13 Apr 2011 11:40 AM:

Are you sure, don't want to build my hopes up for nothing!

Community thread: Antonio soon to be in jail!!!!

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