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California builders charged $1M for tiny homes – now they’re facing 35 felony charges

Source: New York Post

Summary

Two California brothers who promised homeowners affordable backyard homes are now facing a mountain of felony charges after allegedly pocketing more than $1 million from customers. Austin and Colton Paulhus, co-founders of Anchored Tiny Homes, have each been slapped with 35 felony counts after prosecutors accused them of collecting hefty payments for construction projects that...

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