Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

I have no idea what the issue is. I would have to examine the relationship between the development and your property to understand.

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The results of business bankruptcies differ, in part depending upon whether it is filed under Chapter 7 or 11, but in many cases a builder/developer going bankrupt these days will, at least, be relieved of most responsibilities for incomplete developments in the bankruptcy (and if it is a Ch.7, the liquidation. This is not universally true, and certain obligations toward developments and the residents may be protected and preserved in some way. If you feel the builder-developer has major unfulfilled responsibilities, like performing warranty repairs or finishing the golf course, you might want to contact a bankruptcy lawyer, perhaps sharing the cost with similarly-affected neighbors. Sometimes filing a claim is necessary to protect your interests in a bankruptcy.

As to the letters from "realtors" (this word is a trademark of a trade group of real-estate brokers and salespersons who pay dues to be members and use the term "Realtor"), I am 80-90% sure the senders are working off some kind of mailing list and trying to fish for business. If you send me your county and assessor parcel number by e-mail privately, I can check an attorney's data base and let you know, no charge.