Dear Mr. xxxxx:
Effective November 2, 2010 the residential construction agreement you had with xxxx x. xxxxxxxx and xxxx x. xxxxxxxx is null and void.
In order to rectify the situation and all bills be paid in full and/or settled the following things need to take place.
(1) Please provide us with an itemized list along with a statement either in person or mail no later that Friday, November 5, 2010.
(2) Call either of us at 483-9256 or 341-0683 to set up a time to meet at RP Lumber so the items we are expected to provide payment for can be inspected and arrangements can be made for the transfer of these items to us.
(3) Upon inspection of the materials to verify the items are correct for the house and are not damaged, Security Bank will be notified to begin the process of final payment.
(4) If all materials are in acceptable condition, Security Bank will be notified to make the payment. Zelle Title will provide payment to RP Lumber for the supplies, and at that time a lien waver will be required. Zelle Title will provide the paperwork for this.
(5) In addition, all personal items must be removed from 4200 Honeywell no later than Monday November 8, 2010. This includes the portable toilet and flatbed truck.
Sincerely,
xxxx x. xxxxxxx
xxxx x. xxxxxxx"
Here's the interesting part...tonight we took our former neighbor out to the house. We found a huge issue with the trusses. I've taken pictures and e-mailed the attorney. He called me back and we are officially hiring him. We meet on Friday to get the case started.
It's all starting to make sense why Mike walked off the job. He knew he messed up and now just wants payment so he can run before we realize what's going on.
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