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Documentation

A chronological account

Dates marked by documentary records are distinguished from the property owners’ reported experience.

Development agreement signed

The parties executed a real estate development contract concerning transfer of Lots 33–36 and construction on retained Lot 37. The General Warranty Deed is dated the same day.

Contractual milestones for Lots 33 and 34

The agreement listed June 15 permit/planning milestones and November 15 construction targets, subject to specified excuses for delay.

First additional payment

A $747.36 check payable to Ronnie Williams appears in the supplied records. The owners report that it cleared.

Duplex start deadline

The development agreement addressed a $220,000 payment or alternative contractor arrangement if construction could not begin by this date.

Second additional payment

A $2,500 check payable to Ronnie Williams appears in the supplied records. The owners report it cleared. The owners state construction did not begin.

Scheduled income property completion

The contract specified this completion target, with allowances for weather, sickness, pandemic, materials and labor shortages.

Whose House Realty DBA filed

The Texas Secretary of State recorded “Whose House Realty” as an assumed name of Williams Real Estate Enterprise LLC.

Final default judgment

A Montgomery County court entered a final default judgment in Cause No. 25-09-15965 awarding $220,000 in actual damages and $5,894 in attorney’s fees.

Writ of execution issued

A Montgomery County writ directed enforcement of the judgment. The writ records zero credits at the time of issuance.

Officer returns writ unserved

A Fort Bend County constable deputy documented unsuccessful visits and contact attempts, and returned the writ unserved.

Owners report continuing collection efforts

The owners report that the judgment remains unpaid and that post-judgment discovery service is being pursued. Later developments are not independently verified here.

Reading this timeline: The entry of a default judgment does not mean the court made a finding of criminal fraud. An unserved writ does not prove intentional evasion. Owners’ statements are identified as such. The full filed records are available where appropriate in the document library.

Texas entity record: The company’s June 2021 Certificate of Formation (Texas File No. 804107157) identifies Ronnie Williams as its original registered agent and managing member. Its October 2025 assumed-name certificate identifies “Whose House Realty” as an assumed name for the entity. Review the formation filing.