Jessica Perez

That should not be that way.

So this is up, sweet, huh?

This is what Jessica Perez's new D.R.

Horton built home looked like last Friday, nearly three months after she bought it.

It didn't look much better on the day she closed.

Blue tape shows problems in nearly every room.

Lots of tape around here, huh?

Yes.

Some issues were cosmetic.

What's that?

I've not seen that in a finished house.

right these are for the cameras outside a pipe to an outside faucet protrudes from stucco but the major issues are inside x is marked where floors squeak because i mean they're not going to give you a brand new house with the ceiling missing when jessica asked her realtor to delay the closing she says he told her that the dr horton sales rep said that would result in consequences

So Perez closed on the $541,000 house and began paying her mortgage and utilities, but never moved in.

Homeowners in Berkeley and Dorchester County say their new homes, built by D.R.

Horton, are practically falling apart, despite county inspectors signing off on them months prior to moving in.

It's not operating like a new something should operate.