Video: FOX23 Investigation: Multiple lawsuits filed against Tulsa modular home company

[@zridin1]

Someone in the AG office is getting a kick-back from this builder

[@GordonHolland-m5r]

Bet you this AG was given political donations from the owner of this company

[@TheRealSovereignCitizens]

Or a stock investor

[@EldeLDorELLEN]

Love the cynicism, youre a man I can relate to

[@jenkor513]

Or an envelope with unmarked bills.

[@lourdesdoty7765]

Every person that has ripped me off have ALL be MAGA supporters. Why not? If that's what their cult leader does, and promotes.

[@DjinnTaylor]

This AG is even worse than you know. He has to go

[@MaN-pw1bn]

The AG can't find any evidence? How about homes that aren't built to spec and NO evidence of repairs? No evidence of responses by the owner of the business. Sounds like someone is covering for him.

[@ridingtheroad185]

Part of the issue is we pay for permits but nobody is held accountable when they approve a build but it actually isn't to standards in a regular build. So people buy manufactured and Modular with the belief that the Government has done the job they should. The other issue that they do not discuss in this, is it the company who built the home or the Contractor who sold the house? Usually that is 2 different things. Nationwide built our modular but we bought it through a "contractor" who built our basement foundation, set it up and built additional exterior things for us like steps, deck, etc...

[@greenearthblueskies8556]

Of course not, The AG and the business owner are "tight" . That's Texas for ya, companies over consumers. MAGA on MAGA crime.😂

[@MaN-pw1bn]

@@ridingtheroad185 The permit issue is my problem - if I have to pay for a permit it ought to be a sort of insurance against violations otherwise, what is the use of paying the fees? To act as another way to fund cities?

[@ericbrown8916]

When the elected official is well elected you have corruption.

[@only1muppet]

I think someone should look into whether the business owner contributes to the AG’s campaign or not. I have feeling there is a link somewhere between them two. Or the AG only cares about cases that make the news.

[@mguerrero6247]

Thank you for reporting on this and thank you for making the lawsuit. It is very important that each one of us take a stand against the wrong that is done.

[@Natty183]

💯

[@I_Dont_Answer_Questions]

I'll give the guy credit that filed the lawsuit. He actually seems to have it together. None of the over the top theatrics.. just facts as he see's them. I hope he receives an appropriate remedy.

[@wvp07]

No one will be surprised when it’s revealed the builder is funding the AGs campaign.

[@AB-ov1zm]

AG is on the take

[@teresacorley7874]

Keep fighting you have every right

[@amechealle5918]

This video needs to be shared every day by hundreds of people.get this builder in the public eye and shame the heck out of him. Get the word out. Monsters like this should never have a business!

[@WinkyWonder]

This is robbery, the builder should be prosecuted. An investigation into the AG office might reveal why the complaints were closed and dismissed quickly. It’s very suspicious the builder is still in business.

[@savagerampage69]

“Sent the wrong home” is crazy

[@brendabennettsgxcoach7747]

After moving from CA to Oklahoma I have found this kind of fraud to be rampant in the state of Oklahoma. Between contractors and home builders- there are not enough regulations in order to give us, the consumer, any leverages and certainly not enough rights to bring a case against them. After being ripped off by multiple contractors, we have learned how to fix things and do things ourselves but I find the lack of recourse very troubling in this state. Im sorry, I understand not wanting too much regulation but by having little regulations it causes the consumer to bear all consequences and be left high and dry while contractor moves on to greener pastures. Please legislators do better by your constituents!!

[@RRRoland1130]

Vote Blue.

[@brendabennettsgxcoach7747]

@@RRRoland1130 “attack the corruption, the policy will follow”

[@crazyoilfieldmechanic3195]

Go back to Commiefornia.

[@ThatOneGuyWithTheEye]

You think this doesn't happen in California you are hilarious

[@crazyoilfieldmechanic3195]

Go back to Commiefornia.

[@louskunt9798]

AG is on the take for sure!

[@MchaelHowell]

AG protecting the rich donor👎

[@maryswanson9982]

People invest so much of their income on their homes. This is awful.

[@SSpees]

Bring it to light. Let the buyer beware.

[@beetee5414]

So the supreme court’s ruled you can’t live on the streets in a car or a RV but I guess faulty homes is ok ,where the politicians at now this system is out of order for everyone except these branches of government

[@Acf647]

It’s called America!

[@silverfeathered1]

To make that comparison equal; the person must be on their own land and pay the land use tax. If they are on such land, you can do all of those things.

[@somewhereinoklahoma5574]

Thank you for covering this story. I feel for these customers. The dishonesty is evident and well documented in the news story. Helps me know to take my money elsewhere.

[@jenkor513]

Someone in the ag office is getting paid off!

[@americanedokko2782]

The money is already SPENT by the scammer.

[@blindkimberly1360]

We had this same problem with Oakwood Homes. A bunch of families including us sued. Naturally as soon as we looked like we were going to win Oakwood went bankrupt. We were stuck with a home with numerous serious issues. The electric was the scariest. We lived like Green Acres! Don’t use the toaster if the kitchen lights are on. Don’t ever use the GFCI in the bathroom. Replaced lightbulbs every few days. Plumbing not hooked up right or not at all. Etc etc etc. Took 10k to fix. I hope these people fare better!

[@KingDavidtheRed1]

Mike needs to be a politician. He is a master at lies and manipulation.

[@JinglesforJesus]

Excellent journalism, thank you.

[@copperclawz]

Corruption as normal. This has obviously been going on a long time, by design, and this company needs to be criminally prosecuted. The AG needs to do the right thing. We can't stand for this BS in Oklahoma.

[@only1muppet]

As many people as there are that are affected by this. I would imagine that they could get enough people together to qualify for a class action suit. But I don’t understand why the state isn’t doing a thing about it. It makes me wonder who that guy has in his pocket?

[@karenmariecraig5619]

If you paid an inspector to look at the house and see what needed repair then contact him. And get his insurance company. They will have to pay for the repairs.

[@caniacstevehenderson7115]

Class action lawsuit time 😮

[@eattherich9215]

@6:56, good on those people. They will at least save others from being duped.

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

If something ever happens to my house, I'm gonna call Home Depot, order a shed and set it up as a home myself.

[@trailhiker8063]

Only in Oklahoma do you hear of a company selling mobile homes with a fake fireplace. 😂

[@sallytidwell7804]

Thanks for the warning ⚠️

[@Citizenesse8]

Oh look. Oklahoma AG is not doing the right thing.

[@user-dn9vd9xg9p]

The AG office is supposed to help consumers. However, now, many AGs offices are so dam interested in class action lawsuits whereas they join other AGs, and their staff is consumed with these big class actions in hopes that they get big money supposedly for the "state" and have "saved the taxpayer" as we always hear. Hell, the taxpayer never receives that money. It never saves the taxpayer, this money seems to be used in hiring 3rd party attorney buds to continue class actions, and the cash just flows back and forth. The consumer has been forgotten. What the hell has happened to the AGs offices? They used to focus on the consumer, taxpayer, and voter! They build these resumes of class actions and use it during election year. Example: "Look how much money we got for the opioid crisis class actions!" AGs go after Pharma! - not the open borders and not the street drug dealers! Does that make sense? No, because pharma and medical entities (legal) are an easy target! That does not impact the consumer except the innocent cancer treatment patients in a negative way. Go after these 3rd world country pharmas for recalls on meds and actually hurting patients! Hell, just close the dam border, which will resolve 90% of fentanyl!

[@Robert-bp7gm]

The AG is dirty.

[@tiffanyjames7150]

This guy is crook!!

[@Inmyopinion987]

Double wides and modulars should be built closer to the specs of stick building a house

[@kootybear]

When a house is built, an inspector has to inspect it, isnt this the same thing about modular homes?

[@crazyoilfieldmechanic3195]

Nope

[@Inmyopinion987]

And when they get it to the site where they going to set it up the square tubing for the heat ducts are not connected anymore and very loose in some places

[@stephenthomson9627]

We need a Rob Wolchek for Tulsa.

[@archerbob6847]

Chances are the city and inspectors are in on it, if your insured and have all the legit paperwork to say everything is fine I say let the house burn down/collapse and collect your insurance... I'm sure the insurer has deeper pockets than you to go after the builder, inspector and city.

[@righteousbyfaithinChrist]

This is absolutely outrageous... Somebody's in denial and it's not the public. The AG is complicit in the corruption. It's hard to get Justice when you have a system that continually encourages criminals to violate every civil and constitutional right that the public has... To seek justice when harm is done by one of your contractors here in Oklahoma.

[@stevec7712]

I think someone needs to spend a little time in the local jail and then lets see how fast things get fixed.

[@Bruno-ho5jl]

As a former Oklahoman I can say with complete confidence to any consumer don’t waste your time seeking help from the Oklahoma AG or any other state agency in seeking help against a business. The primary consumer law in Oklahoma is Caveat Emptor. They don’t believe in no stinkin’ guvmint in that backward wasteland. Best day in my life was the day I moved out of that cesspool.

[@crazyoilfieldmechanic3195]

Please don't return.

[@sarahann530]

​@@crazyoilfieldmechanic3195 What are the advantages of allowing companies to rule over you ?

[@crazyoilfieldmechanic3195]

@sarahann530 if you do research on them they can't. Buyer beware can and does apply to anything. No matter how much you hope the government is protecting you.

[@sarahann530]

@crazyoilfieldmechanic3195 Of course they rule over you . Your boss can fire you if you don't suck his cock hard enough .

[@BIGJdairyGoats]

Same as palm harbor

[@RosemarieRex-l9n]

♥️♥️Great Report ♥️♥️

[@MarkCosgrove-b3p]

What about inspections for every level of the build and installation. As a real builder i deal with real inspections with real consequences for shabby work. Its called paying every time you fail a inspection. These shabby builders make everything more expensive and actually ruin people's lives. They have no integrity honor or basically honest business practices. Disgusting

[@barbfrank917]

My friend's son bought a brand new modular home, November chills came and he started a fire in his fireplace, luckily he heard crackling and woke up, the house burned down and they wouldn't do anything to compensate him.

[@michaelsmiley15]

That stove requires its own dedicated 110 or 220 plug Clearly electrical issues If that's wrong what else did the guy do wrong The whole home has to be inspected now

[@MarkCosgrove-b3p]

Just make it right.A man's word should mean something. Wtf is wrong with these people. Oh greed, i almost forgot 😂

[@TheRealSovereignCitizens]

I would check the A G's stock investment

[@user-ii3vn8tn3q]

AG is getting paid off. Go higher. Go federal

[@lada3264]

Didn’t you notice that you didn’t have a chimney?

[@rubengarcia5408]

My mom got screwed by Clayton homes here in southeast Georgia, they sold her a bad home and the home started growing Mold all of the house and now she has to sell and throw away everything. And not only that they sold her the wrong home

[@SAR0311]

Clayton homes is not any better. It must be an industry thing.

[@justlooking4771]

We’ve investigated ourselves and found no wrongdoing.

[@qaibqus6161]

I'm in the same situation. If anybody need more people please contact me. I want to join the lawsuit too. They did me dirty and just ignored me. Hope people stay away from these snakes

[@rubengarcia5408]

My mom got screwed by Clayton homes here in southeast Georgia, they sold her a bad home and the home started growing Mold all of the house and now she has to sell and throw away everything.

[@lesteralexander789]

Thank you. Was considering buying from them. Not anymore. Not at all. Not one little bit matter of fact I think I'm going to let other folks know. Thank you

[@rad1ist]

The foundation failed ? He’s NOT responsible for foundation.

[@Esther-lm6pm]

Why aren't they filing a class action lawsuit?

[@1snikta]

Our modular home from Clayton is doing great. Thank goodness..

[@melvinjacobs2328]

I'm surprised about Drummond. He's usually pretty good for Oklahoma. Very disappointed.

[@revilsdr]

This is very common with RVs, manufactured, modular homebuilders poorly built and terrible customer service.

[@melanie7781]

Some fireplaces in these are fake, only meant for electric or gas logs.

[@crazyoilfieldmechanic3195]

I've never seen a house of that type with a functioning fireplace unless the owner did the work themselves.

[@johnboone2581]

I have a high-in double wide with a fireplace I’ve lived in for 16 years, and I’ve burned wood in every year. It was built with a fireplace insert with a stone face. Saved my but a few times when the power went out. lol

[@bigmonmagoomba9634]

That Harrison dude is a lying pos.

[@pamholloway-jw3cz]

They should not be able to sell any manufactured homes on land only in parks first of all

[@buddypvaz124]

After watching this report where it is reported that the Oklahoma Attorney General refuse to do anything for any of these people it reminds me of a few facts. One Oklahoma is a Maga Republican state. Consumers have no pull in such a place. It also reminds me that Oklahoma has been one of the top states in the Union to move away from since 1932.

[@crazyoilfieldmechanic3195]

Then why has it's population steadily increased every year ??

[@libbystaton7270]

Boycotting Lifeway Homes!

[@yt650]

Who built these homes? Are they modular homes manufactured by someone else and additions are added to these by the selling company who is being sued? There’s a lot more to this than this news article covered.

[@Strait_fan]

Do NOt re-elect Drummond

[@JeannieDarkis]

Why not a class action lawsuit?

[@stevendeus9229]

Problem. I ran into with my mobile home in California. Dealers are only responsible to sell you the house and delivery set up . the manufacturer build the home. And do not stand behind the product

[@michellecalling]

What about filing a class-action lawsuit.

[@Inmyopinion987]

I bought a double wide it's a piece of crap electrical wires run on the outside of the 2x between the siding and the plywood not to 2 x 4

[@michaelstone3069]

At 1st I thought it was Tesla modular homes

[@quantumquestions5849]

me too.

[@I_Dont_Answer_Questions]

You're not much for thinking...

[@parisattic]

Some make the last payment until everything is done, correctly.

[@juancano8803]

We the people have no chance in America from these money tyrants

[@stephengreen3566]

I would stand on the sidewalk outside their business and warn anyone that would listen to me until Lifeway Homes fixed/finished my home.

[@wmpmacm]

You need another Attorney General. Sounds like some collusion.

[@David-q2v]

Mobile homes are Garbage they've always been garbage. If you can put wheels on something and pull it down the road it's a trailer

[@shawndavis3619]

It's home to many who aren't fortunate to own a house on the hill.

[@David-q2v]

@@shawndavis3619 you're absolutely right.

[@I_Dont_Answer_Questions]

Wrong.

[@saved217]

A lot of stick built homes are garbage too. So what's your point?

[@David-q2v]

@@saved217 yes they are shotty Construction

[@vinniegillotti9347]

Sounds like a class action lawsuit and making

[@sierravista9013]

Lazy AG office

[@yopappy6599]

“Manufactured home”, “modular home”, both are just fancy ways to say “trailer”. Some of the in-laws got one talking about how it’s a “modular home”. 😂 I said “did they tow it over here and then take off the wheels.?…then it’s a trailer.” 😂 I thought of getting one too when I bought my house, one of the only ways you can still get semi-reasonable acreage around here is to put a trailer on it. Difference it’s I wouldn’t have been going around acting like it was anything other than a trailer. One of the main reasons why we decided against it was it’s not really cheaper anymore and the other is build quality. Not gunna pay house prices for a trailer just because you wanna call it a “modular home”.

[@lorihamlin3604]

Gee that’s kind of harsh criticism of the in-laws. I’ve found some of the mod homes are better built than from ground up homes built today. Only difference, it wasn’t delivered on wheels. I don’t have a problem with calling either choice a home.

[@crazyoilfieldmechanic3195]

Whatever you call them they are indeed WAY overpriced. I wouldn't buy one but after doing some research I discovered that the ones built for northern climates are much better built. Of course they also cost even more.

[@williamelewis464]

You live in a tornado alley, why in the name of stupidity would you EVER buy rent or lease a paper house with no anchor to the earth?

[@thegirlwiththetortoise]

Why does this look like it was filmed in 1990 lol

[@jordanhill3748]

Why are there 2 news anchors here standing shoulder to shoulder continuing each others sentences lmao

[@reesedaniel5835]

One should be on maternity leave.

[@MelaniaT-r6m]

Class Action needed to stop the ruse.

[@donnareed3822]

Mike is full of crap 💩. I live in a manufactured home I purchased brand new in 1997. It was the same problems back then as is still happening today

[@RosemarieRex-l9n]

♥️♥️ I live in a manufactured home. This s/b an easy fix. ♥️♥️

[@Mike-gc9ih]

Follow the money

[@juancano8803]

Criminals can not investigate Criminals

[@panaderofilms]

11 months preggars

[@KeithLee-z2d]

Someone getting extra money

[@alicedozier7764]

Modular homes i think are nothing but a disaster

[@ricky78381]

This Gentleman is a lier and a Hunter!

[@juancano8803]

Criminals protect Criminals

[@stonecrestquilt]

AG and mobile home dealer are in da bed together, so to speak.

[@shawndavis3619]

💯

[@fluxfaze]

Thumpers can never be trusted.

[@JimmieSueWolf]

They do that with insurance claims, too.