The Brief
- High-end Atlanta home builder Mikel Muffley appeared in court, waiving his arraignment hearing on the felony charge of “conversion of payments for real property improvements.”
- Some of Muffley’s clients claim that they used the money they paid for their home build on other projects.
- The case has been in limbo for more than two years due to a backlog at the Fulton County courthouse.
ATLANTA – Muffley Homes CEO Mikel Muffley waived his arraignment hearing on the felony charge of “conversion of payments for real property improvements.”
The owner of the high-end home-building group was arrested in 2022 after clients claimed in court he used the money for their home build on other client projects. The case has been dragged on because of a case backlog at the Fulton County courthouse. He is expected back in court this summer.
His company has since gone into bankruptcy protection, but he is still listed as a real estate agent with the Georgia Real Estate Commission.…