Grande Palisades, Magnolia Woods and The Avalon Resorts
These three condominium developments being built by Lake Austin Properties 1, Ltd and potentially Maesbury Homes (at least according to documentation from Instant Access Properties); are of special interest to me. I represent a number of UK buyer that were led into this project through Instant Access Properties. It is my opinion that my clients may have been misled into signing documents based upon information that may be considered deceptive and that the documents themselves may not comply with federal and state laws.
With regard to Grande Palisades, a lot of people signed purchase agreements in 2005. These purchase agreements may have been defective for a number of reasons. However, in 2007 the Developer asked the buyers to resign new purchase agreements. These buyers may have been led to believe that they were required to sign the new purchase agreement. However, that may not be the truth. It is my belief that my clients may have potentially been the subject of fraud in the inducement (more discover may be necessary), as well as possibly other violations of state and federal laws. I believe my clients have an argument worth pursuing in the Court system to possibly recover their deposits from Grande Palisades, the Resort at Lake Austin.
If you have questions about your new condo deposit with Lake Austin Reserve, Grande Palisades, Magnolia Woods, Avalon or any other Development; please do not hesitate to call. A substantial portion of Mr. Stoner's current practice is related to condo deposit recovery / refund cases. Call for a free consultation with regard to your unique situation.
Attorney Stoner always uses his best efforts to help his clients in condo deposit refund / recovery cases.
Call Florida attorney Greg Stoner at (407) 843-4900 regarding all your condo deposit recovery / refund questions.
Magnolia Woods If you signed a purchase agreement with regard to Magnolia Woods or the Avalon please call before three years from the date you signed the purchase agreement has expired. You have important legal rights that you need to be informed about that may expire three years after signing the purchase agreement. If you do not plan on completing your purchase at Magnolia Woods or Avalon please call Greg Stoner immediately to discuss your legal position.
Update:
I have recently been informed by clients that Lake Austin Properties has sent out a letter questioning my credibility. Please allow this to serve as my response.
Clearly, Grande Palisades is concerned that I may be
representing a number of buyers against them. Why do you think that they
may be concerned? My guess is that they know that I have what I believe is a
case that I can win. I clearly believe that a Court should find that GrandePalisades
violated the Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act and potentially additional
state regulations. I believe the case to be strong.
The
one part of their letter that is remotely accurate is that my firm's name did
change about 1 year ago. As I have always mentioned, I have been a
litigation attorney for 14 years. I was previously practicing in the area
of Eminent Domain law (still am to a smaller degree). However, recently
(2007), I began taking these deposit refund cases and decided to change the firm
name to show that I perform all types of property related litigation.
In
2007, when I began representing clients in deposit cases, I became immersed in
both state and federal law to help people with these issues. I would
guess, there are only 5 to 10 people in the state, that represent buyers, that
have as many cases as I do, and most if not all are in South Florida. I
speak with these other attorneys in person, on the phone or through email on a
daily basis to share ideas and strategies. So it is not uncommon for me
to hear from new clients that they have spoken with other attorneys who have
told them they have “no case.” Generally speaking, most attorneys
are not up-to-date on the current status of the Florida Condominium Law or the
Federal Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act. I would humbly submit
that I think that I am.
Lastly,
I ask that you check with the Florida Bar. In my 14 years of practice I
have never had a client file a complaint against me nor have I ever been the
subject of disciplinary action by the Bar. If Lake Austin Properties does
file a complaint with the Florida Bar I think that it would be the first.
However, look on the internet and see how many people have complaints against
Maesbury Homes. I think that should tell you all you need to know.
If you have questions about your situation, I
would love to help. As now my resolve to win this case is as great as ever.
Sincerely,
Greg
Stoner
The Property Rights Law Firm, P.A. 801 N. Orange Ave., Suite 830 Orlando, FL. 32801