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Chili..Thats what the Builder hopes I do, is pass it off to someone else. By sueing him, I am making him take responsibility for his shabby construction. Quiet frankly thats what most of the people in this tract are going to do is pass it off on to someone else. If you havn't done any testing on your home than you don't know for sure that your house is defective.

What I am looking for is: For the Builder to REPAIR the home according to the recommdations of a Geo Tech firm. In other words a permanent repair vs the patch jobs on Drywall the Builder does and calls good. I want the piece of paper that says it was done correctly with the 10 year warranty that the law perscribes. I can wave that in my buyers face and say look here it's bin fixed according to Hoyle. Then I'm offa da hook, and can sell. If the Builder doesn't want to fix it then he can rebuy the home at CURRENT FAIR MARKET VALUE for a home in EXCELLCENT Condition as the law perscribes.

My Builder IGNORED a letter my Attorney sent, which by Nevada law he HAD to respond to within 60 days. As such I go directly to Arbitration and not Mediation first like my neighbors are going to have to do. As such all caps for Damages are off, including Punative Damages for Fraud. Also my Builder has waived certain of his defenses by ignoring that letter. In the words of my Attorney, "A nothing case has turned into something."