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In early September 2025, I took the plunge, signing a contract with Ryan Homes and NVR Mortgage,…read morenaively believing in the American dream of homeownership. I meticulously provided every document NVR demanded, jumping through hoops with the good faith of a soldier following orders. Then, in October, disaster struck. The government shut down, and NVR, in an act of utter betrayal, refused to approve funding for military service members - the very people who risk their lives to protect this nation. NVR's unconscionable decision threw my life into complete turmoil. I was forced to drain my savings, desperately clinging to hotel rooms while trying to save enough for the closing. Adding insult to injury, NVR's loan officer had the audacity to forbid me from seeking interest-free loans offered to service members by USAA and Navy Federal - lifelines that could have eased the financial strain. They wanted me trapped. After weeks of begging and pleading, desperately trying to secure a Mutual Release Agreement that NVR callously denied, I was forced into an apartment complex, lured by a few months of free rent, a desperate measure to avoid utter financial ruin. I informed NVR of this new, crippling expense - an expense I'm contractually obligated to for ten months. The response? Cold indifference. I was told it wouldn't be considered during loan approval, as if my reality didn't matter. As if things couldn't get worse, my marriage crumbled under the pressure. My wife and I separated. The Army now requires me to provide her with half of my BAH, a devastating $2,100 monthly blow. Again, I informed NVR, fulfilling my obligation. Their response? A robotic assurance that it "wouldn't affect my approval status." Let's be clear: with the apartment sucking $2,700 from my account each month and the court-ordered support payments of $2,100, I'm facing a staggering $4,800 monthly shortfall. Yet, NVR, with their eyes wide open to my impending financial doom, is still pushing for loan approval. They are knowingly setting me up for catastrophic failure, expecting me to somehow magically afford two primary residences. This isn't just reckless; it's predatory. It's a repeat of the same greed and negligence that led to the housing market collapse in 2007/8, destroying countless lives. The closing hasn't happened yet. There's still time for NVR to show a shred of decency and grant the Mutual Release Agreement. But if they proceed with this loan, they will be complicit in my financial ruin, and they will bear the responsibility for the devastating consequences

Buyer beware. I went into a contract in January with the agreement that I would sell my house and…read morebuy a Ryan Homes house in cash. The salesman even sent me a text confirming our discussion. Six months later, they claimed I didn't follow through with the process and said I was in default. They kept my deposit and stole my $33,000.

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