R-Mac Properties, inc. Failed to complete electrical infrastructure and refused to provide refund. Martinez California

Approximately 10 years ago I hand delivered a cashiers to Darla Goggin in Orange, Ca. for the purchase of a buildable residential lot in the Buena Vista neighborhood of El Dorado Ranch. My contract states November 28th, 2007 and the cashier's check states December 6th, 2007 as Darla had prepared the documents the week prior. My purchase price $36,230.00. Lot number 7800-028-08 It's understanding that the 5 step permit process of legally aubdividing the lots will not be complete until all the stipulated improvements and amenities are met, one of which was electrical infrastructure. I have asked for a refund many times and I know Michael Cresci knows what a refund is. When you have to wait a whole horrible10 minutes at Lowe's and they give you the 108 dollars back and cancel your order. I've been waiting 10 years and Michael Cresci not only won't give me a refund but the hoa continues to send me an hoa bill on a lot that probably doesnt exist yet. And the municipality of Mexicali is sending me a ridiculous property tax bill on a lot that probably doesn't exist yet. IMHO: If my lot even exists, there is little to no value to these lots, and I am unaware of anyone at el dorado ranch ever getting a refund from R-Mac Properties, Inc or the developer. I believe an R-Mac salesperson did get a full refund on her lot purchase at Rancho Costa Verde and I would guess she had some inside information. Note: Mitch Creekmore of Stewart Title may be able to answer questions about the permit process in Mexico. I have been told he was involved in the sales process at el dorado ranch and I definitely remember the sales brochures had the Stewart Title logo so I believe this to be true. I also remember the Stewart Title billboard near the main entrance to El Dorado ranch.. .