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2. Should I get a home warranty? - AOL

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   Homebuyers who purchase new construction usually get some type of warranty from the builder for the home’s materials and workmanship — including plumbing, electrical, heating and cooling ...

3. Home warranty - Wikipedia

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   Some common complaints that home warranty clients have: Warranty companies deny the claim citing homeowner's maintenance negligence. Warranty companies deny the claim because of a "pre-existing problem". Warranty companies always repair the appliance even when it is in such bad shape as to be replaced.

4. The Top 10 Consumer Complaints of 2012 - AOL

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   Here are the CSN's findings for the top 10 complaint categories and the percentage of the total complaints that each represents: 1. Identity theft (18 percent) 2. Debt collection (10 percent) 3 ...

5. National House Building Council - Wikipedia

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   Supporting the house-building industry in improving the build quality of new homes for homebuyers, whilst providing warranty protection to consumers when required. Non profit distributing. Industry: House building, Insurance and warranty, Training, Research: Founded: 1936: Headquarters: Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, UK

6. How to protect yourself from real estate wire fraud - AOL

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   Here’s how to get started with as little as $10 This article provides information only and should not be construed as advice. It is provided without warranty of any kind.

7. Leaky condo crisis - Wikipedia

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   In 1998 approximately 60% of all new housing units were carrying warranty protection. In 1998 B.C. implemented the Homeowner Protection Act. It was designed to protect homebuyers from and improve the quality of residential construction and established the Homeowner Protection Office (HPO), a provincial Crown corporation responsible for: [35]