Annaleine Reynolds, known as Anne, is a coach female relationships and energy healer living in California. In 2018, the young woman bought a 4,046-square-meter piece of land in Hawaiian Paradise Park, on the Big Island, in Hawaii.. According to the documents, she acquired the property for US$22,500, after it was auctioned by the government.
The therapist was excited about the plot, which seemed like the perfect place to have spiritual retreats. “There is a sacredness to this land and the land I chose to buy had all the right qualities,” she said in an interview with Hawaii News Now. While the healer was experiencing the pandemic in California, a house was built on her land without her knowledge or consent, the report indicates.
The owner of the land was unaware that a three-bedroom house, at a cost of nearly US$500,000, had been built on her plot.. The surprise came when she received a call from a real estate agent. “He said, 'Oh, well, I just sold a house and it happens to be on your property, so we have to figure this out,'” the young woman said.
The builders did not hire surveyors and took the wrong land.
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A Reynolds neighbor revealed that the property soon attracted squatters, which was verified when the healer visited the place and discovered that the bathrooms had been used and that there was waste in several places. “It was disgusting,” said the young woman, who had to invest in a fence to protect the land and who has also faced the increase in property tax payments.
They sued the owner of the land in Hawaii after building a house on her property
As if the extra expenses were not enough, Annaleine Reynolds also faces lawsuit after refusing to accept a deal with developerss. The company offered to exchange his land for the one next door, which does not have any construction, or sell him the house at a discount. Anne rejected the proposal and decided to hire a lawyer from Honolulu.
Keaau Development Partnership LLC decided to take the matter to court and filed a lawsuit against PJ's Construction, the architect, the previous owner's family, the county that approved the permits, and Annaleine Reynolds. “It would set a dangerous precedent if you could enter someone else's land, build whatever you wanted, and then sue them for its value.”said attorney James DiPasquale, who represents the healer in this conflict.
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