It's after the Ringfort Estate developer went into receivership.
There's fears people who agreed to buy a home in a Meath housing estate may have lost their deposits of up to €30,000.
The developer of the Ringfort Estate in Rathmolyon was placed into receivership 7 weeks ago.
Some purchasers are yet to receive a reply to a number of requests for their deposit to be returned.
Social Affairs Correspondent with the Irish Independent, Amy Molloy, says purchasers were originally told that it was likely the would be in their homes by early 2022:
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