I'll probably receive hate mail over this one, but it is what it is. I'm happy with my Ball Home…read more I've actually owned two Ball Homes and have they been 100% tip top shape with no problems, no. What house is? So there are two sides of Ball Homes, the rentals and the actual Ball Homes houses that they contract to build from the ground up. My first home, I bought from Ball Homes and had built from scratch. They have a ton of models to choose from. If you want to tour a certain model, you may have to travel to a specific neighborhood where that particular model is available to tour. Each subdivision that they build in, they only have a few models to in each. That doesn't mean that they don't build certain models in the neighborhoods, if they model isn't there. After I chose the neighborhood, then I chose my lot. You can do countless upgrades, even with the lots. From corner lots, to basement lots, each lot price dependent on the those upgrade. The same for upgrades for the interior and exterior of the homes. I was a bit upgrade happy with my first home, but everything was chose exactly the way that I wanted it. I only lived in the house for three years and sold it within days of listing it and made $20,000 profit. My second home was a "spec" home. Someone else had begun the building process of it and for whatever reason unbeknownst to me, they backed out or something fell through. So, I literally bought the house, closed, and moved in within days. Everything was basic, lowest of the grade. That ended up working for me though. I slowly replaced things are they wore and actually needed it. Even the spec homes come with warranties, but I never had anything that went wrong within that timeframe. Yes, there were (still are) nail pops, as with any new home that settles as time goes by. They fix those too. I raised my daughter in both houses and I'm quite partial to the one that I'm in now. It was the biggest and most important purchase in my life, I've chose to love it and maintain it.

Our home is less than 20 years old and has already required two roof repairs (neither related to…read morestorm damage). They drywalled over our interior water shutoff valve (while leaving half the walls in the same room uncovered) and didn't even bother putting in an exterior water shutoff. Both air conditioners needed to be replaced int he first 10 years, the back door leaked, and there was no concrete holding the deck posts in place. A cardboard box under a bridge might not be a better value, but it's hard to say for certain.

He knocked the in a timely manner. It looks great and we are so happy to not be parking in the mud…read moreor walking in the mud. Price was right too !

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