Wednesday, 25 March 2015 |
Family Fights to Get Crumbling Retaining Wall Fixed
Back in 2010, Pulte offered to buy back 27 of their homes in San Antonio when a similar retaining wall collapsed.âYou would think after going through that that they would at least follow their own formula for resolution.,â Kristyn said. âWe want for Pulte to buy back our home.â |
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Pulte Homeowner Goes From Bad to Worse |
Wednesday, 18 March 2015 |
Cibolo homeowner wants buy-back from Centex Homes
Manny Martinez and his wife Laura
thought they were buying their forever home. Now they're afraid they may be
stuck in it forever. Just one month.... Pulte Group hired a contractor to do the work and repair the leaking line,...When the contractor began pumping the material in the tunnel, the garage floor exploded and the material flooded into the garage....Martinez now wants Centex Homes, a subsidiary of the Pulte group to buy the home back. The company instead is dead set on making what it calls cosmetic repairs. |
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CBS Ch 11 Ft Worth: Pulte-Centex Walls Came Tumblein Down |
Tuesday, 17 March 2015 |
Homeowners Fight To Get Falling Retaining Wall Fixed, Before Itâs Too Late
âWe caught this in time. It was caught in time. And in San Antonio for a lot of the home builders it wasnât,â Kristyn added. âRegardless of whether you have a retaining wall, or foundation issues, or whatever, this applies to everyone. If you
own a home
, you could easily wake up tomorrow and be in this boat. Related:
Photo: Pulte-Centex Rivermist Press Conference Rally Pulte-Centex Homes wrong about wall threat |
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SEE LATEST PHOTOS: Ft Worth Pulte-Centex Wall |
Monday, 16 March 2015 |
San Antonio to Forth Worth Pulte-Centex Wall Failure
Irizarry Family worries as more rain approaches and the crumbling wall looms with danger. Same story different City, same builder. See latest Irizarry wall photos, plus the San Antonio Rivermist Story
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Big Centex Homes Business- Nationstar Mortgage Pays $1.3 Billion for $215 Billion |
Wednesday, 09 January 2013 |
Lewisville-based Nationstar buys mortgage servicing rights from Bank of America
Nationstar Mortgage Holdings, which started out as the mortgage operation for Dallas-based Centex Homes, will buy $215 billion in mortgage servicing rights from Bank of America, which has been slashing its mortgage business in the wake of the financial crisis. It will pay $1.3 billion for the portfolio, which will more than double its customer base to 2.5 million. Mortgage servicers handle the payments on outstanding mortgages, forwarding proceeds to the mortgage holder and dealing with loan delinquencies and foreclosures when necessary. Nationstar, based in Lewisville, says it serviced approximately one million loans with total unpaid principal balances of $198 billion as of Sept. 30. It has about 4,100 employees at facilities around the country, including a call center in Lewisville. |
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