California homeowners who embraced tiny homes as an affordable housing solution say they were left with unfinished projects, mounting bills, and significant financial losses after paying thousands of dollars to a company founded by two brothers.
One customer was left with an empty backyard after paying more than $40,000 for an accessory dwelling unit (ADA). Another discovered contractors were allegedly not being paid and worried about the possibility of liens on her property. A third had hoped to build a home for her father, who was battling cancer, but was left in the lurch…