In 2023, a California woman paid over $40,000 for a backyard home that was never built; two brothers behind the company now face 35 felony charges each following 200 complaints in 18 counties
- In some cases, construction never began, while in others, work was left unfinished.
- (AI image)A woman in Roseville, California, who paid more than $40,000 in January 2023 to have a small home built in her backyard, was left without the house after the company failed to begin construction within the promised 12 months.
- Three years later, brothers Austin and Colton Paulhus, founders of Anchored Tiny Homes, are facing 35 felony charges each following an investigation into more than 200 complaints across 18 California counties.
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- In some cases, construction never began, while in others, work was left unfinished.
- (AI image)A woman in Roseville, California, who paid more than $40,000 in January 2023 to have a small home built in her backyard, was left without the house after the company failed to begin construction within the promised 12 months.
- Three years later, brothers Austin and Colton Paulhus, founders of Anchored Tiny Homes, are facing 35 felony charges each following an investigation into more than 200 complaints across 18 California counties.
Sources: Times of India