The lawsuit, linked to Altman's home by The San Francisco Standard, alleges that the property was sold with "pervasive shoddy workmanship and corner-cutting."

Altman's 9,500-square-foot estate, located on the iconic Lombard Street, boasts impressive features such as a four-sided infinity pool that hangs off the edge of the house and a unique "Batcave" leading into the garage. Additionally, the mansion utilizes a system that recycles rainwater for irrigation and toilet flushing, contributing to a sustainable living environment.

However, according to the lawsuit filed last week in a San Francisco court, Altman's legal team claims that the real estate developer Troon Pacific misrepresented the quality of the property to facilitate a quick sale. The plaintiff further accuses the developer of hiring unqualified contractors, some of whom allegedly sabotaged drainage and sewer pipes in retaliation for late payments.

The alleged shoddy workmanship resulted in significant damages, including a flood of water from the leaking pool that caused the gypsum ceiling to fail in the lower level of the house. As a consequence, mold has become widespread throughout the affected area. Altman's legal team estimates that repairing the pool alone could cost upwards of $4 million. In addition, numerous leaking irrigation lines, water intrusion at skylights, and an unconnected bathroom sewer line that caused raw sewage to be dumped on the property are among the other issues mentioned in the lawsuit.

Interestingly, this is not the first time Troon Pacific has faced criticism for its work. In a separate case, the developer was ordered to repay $50 million to investors who funded a San Francisco home renovation project that was never completed, while the company allegedly pocketed millions.

While the lawsuit proceeds, Altman may find himself dealing with inconveniences and repairs around the house. However, he could potentially seek assistance from ChatGPT or explore options for finding a new place.

It remains to be seen how the court will rule on this lawsuit and what consequences it may bring for both Sam Altman and Troon Pacific.