Bellamy v. Sunflower Properties, Inc.

McMurray, Presiding Judge.

In 1991, appellants-plaintiffs Kenneth Bellamy and Ivory Bellamy conveyed title to certain unimproved land in Fayette County to appellee-defendant Sunflower Properties, Inc. (“Sunflower”). Sunflower, in turn, used the land as collateral for a construction loan from Southern Federal Savings Association of Georgia to build a home for the Bellamys, executing a security deed in favor of Southern. Subsequently, the construction loan was defaulted upon, and *648Resolution Trust Corporation (“RTC”) was appointed receiver.1 Disputes also arose between the parties, and Sunflower…