A young couple, Dominyka and Lukas, located an online listing for a property comprising a 169 square meter house with partial finishing and a 12-acre plot, priced at 295,000 euros. The listing noted a restriction on building new houses or cottages in the vicinity, though the rationale for this restriction was not provided. After agreeing on a total installation cost of approximately 40,000 euros, the couple transferred an advance payment.
Subsequently, the couple reported a significant change in the seller’s conduct. They claim that previously agreed-upon details, including partitions, electrical installations, and finishing solutions, became impossible, and the seller failed to provide the necessary house project drawings. Furthermore, the couple cited a letter within the listing suggesting that settling for cash on the driveway tiles would result in a lower cost.
The situation highlights potential discrepancies in the transaction process. In related developments, R. Liubajev publicly criticized S.
Malinauskas. Separately, questions were raised concerning M. Katelyn’s involvement with Esminis lūžis, particularly regarding the circumstances surrounding the receipt of funds.
The core dispute centers on the initial agreement made by the couple regarding the purchase of the property and subsequent modifications to the scope of work for the houses.
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