Legal Battle Over $500K House Built on Wrong Lot in Hawaii Escalates

Homeowner faces lawsuit after developers mistakenly build on her property, leading to a complex legal and property dispute.

A $500,000 house was mistakenly built on Anne Reynolds' one-acre lot in Hawaii, sparking a legal battle.
Developers sued Reynolds for unjust enrichment, while she faces property damage and squatters.
Reynolds, who bought the lot for meditative retreats, rejects offers to swap or buy the house at a discount.
The house, now vacant, has attracted squatters, adding to Reynolds' challenges.
The case highlights issues with property identification and development oversight in Hawaii.