Bella Collina (Dwight Schar) - Homeowners REAL Experience

Source: ABC money Is NVR Inc. (NYSE: NVR) founder Dwight Schar trying to hide the truth from the public? Does he send out paid minions to do his dirty work for him? Don Juravin , a resident of Bella Collina Florida, is one of the thousands of victims of Dwight Schar’s shady practices according to court filings and congressional investigations. He is personally familiar with Dwight Schar’s tricks. Don Juravin’s experience is that Dwight Schar ’s large legal team has been trying for years to silence him from revealing the truth about Bella Collina and its long history of accusations of corruption (scam, fraud, and racketeering) in court cases filed by families in Bella Collina . NVR is “facing mounting pressure from state and federal officials” for its “questionable business practices against homeowners.” Several homeowners across the United States have complained of dealing with problems that have been thrown at them by the homebuilding company. Four U.S. Senators have called for NVR

LAKE COUNTY, Fla. — A homeowner in a Lake County luxury community said he has been dealing with "terroristic" and "mafia-like" behavior from the developer. Don Juravin filed a lawsuit claiming that when he spoke up, he was retaliated against. Even though Bella Collina has been around more than 15 years, the massive Montverde-area development is still mostly a ghost town with very few residents. The latest suit is one of many lawsuits filed against current and past developers. Juravin and his wife showed Channel 9's Steve Barrett wiring that he believes was cut outside their home as retaliation for complaints he made about the community. "For 16 years -- this place existed for 16 years, and only 5 or 6 percent is occupied with family," he said. "It tells you the situation." Juravin ​​​​​​​ filed a lawsuit last week in Lake County alleging libel, business interference, invasion of privacy, and breach of contract, among other things. He said

Bella Collina Facts & Real Estate Review Should You Invest in Bella Collina Florida? The bottom line on top: AVOID this ghost town The club is gorgeous but unbelievably expensive. Costs $40,000 for initiation and some $400 to $800 a month. Way too costly and not worth it.  The location is somehow far from Orlando and there is not much in the area when compared to Windermere.  Only 40-45 families live there in Jan 2016 while there are 850 lots which started selling in 2006. Ghost town. In 2012 an investment group took over. Supposedly Bellan Collina was to be "happening" and "desired" but... nothing happened.  The lot prices are out of control and range from $50,000 to $600,000 for the same size and similar location. Problematic.  The houses are not of the best quality and they are BADLY positioned on the lot with NO PRIVACY. Even a $3,000,000 house has windows facing to the neighbour's bathroom or bedroom. One would expect more pri