Courtesy of Anne Reynolds.
- Anne Reynolds purchased a vacant lot in Hawaii in 2018 from a tax auction.
- A developer in Hawaii accidentally built a house on it instead of the neighboring lot.
- She wants the house to be removed and the flora and fauna to be restored. Instead she got sued.
Annaleine "Anne" Reynolds had big plans for a vacant lot she purchased in 2018. Unfortunately, she was beaten to the punch when a developer built a house in it.
Reynolds bought a one-acre plot of land in Hawaiian Paradise Park, a nearly 15,000-person subdivision on Hawaii's Big Island, for $22,500 at a tax auction. Now, a house — worth just over $500,000, according to Trulia — sits vacant on the land.