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Perth modular home builder Bella Modular has abruptly ceased operations, leaving customers in shock and uncertainty about the completion of their projects. The company, which specialized in building transportable granny flats and home office buildings, informed all its customers on Wednesday last week that it was unable to complete their projects due to "unforeseen and significant financial difficulties."

Customers, who had paid substantial deposits for their modular homes, are now left wondering when their builds will be finished and what has happened to their deposits. Bella Modular has entered into an arrangement with an independent third-party modular builder to manage and complete the projects, but the new company's identity has not been disclosed.

Customers are left uncertain about their financial commitments, with some, like Peter Elliot, who paid a $90,000 deposit, expressing concern about the company's ability to fulfill its obligations. The company's financial troubles are further highlighted by a debt to the Australian Taxation Office of $576,614.68 and three court actions for payments totaling over $170,000.