Source: New York Post
Two California brothers who promised homeowners affordable backyard homes are now facing a mountain of felony charges after allegedly pocketing more than $1 million from customers. Austin and Colton Paulhus, co-founders of Anchored Tiny Homes, have each been slapped with 35 felony counts after prosecutors accused them of collecting hefty payments for construction projects that were never completed or in some cases, never even started. 5 Brothers Austin and Colton Paulhus face 35 felony counts each for allegedly charging customers for incomplete home construction projects.
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