After more than two months of not hearing from Mark Metheny of Lennar regarding the property located at 6111 Yeats Manor Drive at the Westshore Yacht Club neighborhood, I sent an email to Lennar’s C-level executives in hopes they would help. I was shocked at what eventually happened.
It had been more than two months since I last heard from Mark Metheny after he wanted to continue inspections after our last conference call. Because of the unexplainable silence after working with them for almost three months, I started filing complaints with various agencies which I will also be posting here.
I decided to email the C-level suite executives at Lennar. My assumption is they simply couldn’t know what was happening at the Regional level of the company. You’ll find out soon that I was incredibly wrong.
I sent the email to the following C-suite executives at Lennar:
- Stuart Miller – Lennar CEO (email address Stuart.Miller@lennar.com)
- Rick Beckwitt – Lennar President (email address Rick.Beckwitt@lennar.com)
- Jon Jaffe – Lennar COO (email address Jon.Jaffe@lennar.com)
- Mark Sustana – Lennar Secretary & General Counsel (email address Mark.Sustana@lennar.com)
- Kay Howard – Lennar CMO (email address Kay.Howard@lennar.com)
- David Kaiserman – Lennar Ventures President (email address David.Kaiserman@lennar.com)
Here is the email I sent to them on August 5, 2017, and I’ll add relevant links to posts and articles that were not included in the original email for context:
Lennar Executives-
I bought a home new construction home from WCI Communities in 2013. In four years, my life has been completely turned upside down.
My hope is when Lennar took over, that there would be some relief for all of us. Although your Regional Director and his team came to my home and started multiple inspections after they found so much they simply stopped communicating.
I have not heard from them in over two months. That shows precedent from the previous builder.
I have no choice but to start filing complaints with the AG, the county as well as my legislative representatives. This should not be allowed to happen to anyone. My home was delivered so defective that I cannot even list it to sell.
Your Regional leadership (at the least) is very aware of this. So much so that they sent a release basically taking away all my rights, while agreeing to relocate me during the repairs (that’s how extensive they are).
But have since just stopped communicating. I’m not the only one.
I would like to give this team the benefit of the doubt in not realizing what is happening in various Regions.
I am happy to discuss and forward all call logs, communications, and emails that have been sent.
I await your response and thank you for your consideration.
Kris Fannin
An email I sent to Lennar C-level executives on August 5, 2017, regarding the 6111 Yeats Manor Drive home.
You’ll also find an attachment I forwarded with a rather detailed history, along with links to photos and videos.
#Austin subdivision left with substandard construction. Builder @Lennar unresponsive https://t.co/I3EJFUhA9S
— Jason Shmason (@Jason_TheGreat) November 19, 2017
I was shocked by the response I received the following week.
Note: As of the date of this publication, all the Lennar executives went silent and none of the construction repairs were ever made, including the promised replacements of two, improperly installed and defective A/C units causing extensive mold exposure and health issues.
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