I am trying to sell my LGI home - had it 2 1/2 years - found all sorts of flaws. A/C did not have…read moredrip spout - cost me $300 to correct. Living area lower baseboard trim had a 1/2 inch gap - people in charge of repairs - said put some caulk in the holes - it was 14 feet long - in the middle of the wall in the living room hall area - a gap under the door - let so much heat and cold air in - it was ridiculous they just said oh well, find a carpenter to fix it - I bought the home new - and it was in shambles. I have put $3,000 in it just to sale it - the back yard was never leveled - it looked like a rolling mess and it was impossible to mow - I had to pay another $2,000 just to get the yard smoothed. They only put 2 horizontal slats on all fences and the top fence curl in the extreme weather. The A/C is up in the attic and you have no space to move around. and no way to store any additional items.

I have a client/tenant that I has been leasing from me for almost 2 years and I have faithfully…read morebeen in touch with her and helped her through the loss of her husband and was most recently in conversation with her about purchasing a home - specifically the home she was renting from me. She however decided she needed more space and we talked about helping her find another home or a NEW HOME once she cleared up some stuff on her credit. To my surprise she called today to let me know that she had gone to visit this community without me and told the sales rep that she had a realtor. The Sales Representative represents the builder not the buyer or purchaser so they don't have their best interests at heart. He proceeded to tell her that they don't use outside realtors and she didn't need a realtor at all. So in her lack of understanding of the process she moved forward to contract on a home. When I called him today to inquire as to why she was told that he repeated what he told her so she was being honest and operating with integrity even if he wasn't. Not only did he not allow her to be represented so I could have her back on the transaction he also never mentioned that he works for the builder and that the only person he is protecting is the builder. Basically I deduced from the conversation that this company hates realtors, doesn't want to pay them and is a company that lacks integrity and honor. BE CAREFUL buyers BECAUSE they are not looking out for you but their own pocketbook. BE CAREFUL realtors and don't show these homes as you might get burned. I think they were originally CHOICE homes and they too use to BURN realtors and not want to pay them. If it looks like a snake it probably is and they bite. If as a buyer you see this post and want to be represented BEFORE you go visit them then please call me. I GOT YOUR BACK.. 817-996-1772. Thanks for listening and I am sorry this is so long however I just don't want them HURTING other people and felt it needed to be said.

I bought LGI Homes in Anna TX - Shadowbend. Issues…read more1) Very cheaply made house 2) Low quality 3) Insulation is literally not there 4) HVAC and plumbing have major issues 5) Rather than using recessed lights - LED cheap lights Most importantly LGI want to sell it to investors so all their communities have tenants. Not good surroundings and zero to no amenities. If there are amenities they are not well maintained. No sprinkler system(around $4K-$8K) is not there. No gutters. Arbitration clause as LGI knows they are doing something really wrong so they don't want to face courts and juries. For my Anna TX home - they are not responding to arbitration also. Big mouth sales person who will tell you lots of lies. I worked with Ben Woodlee - totally unethical sales person. One sided contract with the customers. Fake and paid reviews to promote themselves

'm relocating to Dallas to be with my fiance. During my stay, we focused on looking for areas we…read morewanted to live in and slim down our list of builders. Our research started online 2 weeks in advance and than we hit the streets. Our top picks were LGI, Bloomfield, and Lennar based off price, structure, and communities. Visiting LGI in person was alot different than all the builders we visited previously that day, (Lennar, Bloomfield, DR Horton, and Gehan.) I felt like I was buying a timeshare when visiting LGI. We just wanted to see model homes, layouts, design, and quality. Upon entering the LGI homes, we saw tables set up with multiple visitors filling out paperwork just to be able to talk to a salesman. We were told to have a sit and a salesmen will be right with us. As the salesman sat down we felt ambushed. Questions like: have we done a pre-approval, do we know our interest rate, do we want a one or two story, how many bedrooms, etc. We explained we are just here to look and get a feel for builders and their home design. Once hearing that, it was like the salesman was uninterested. He stated we can take a look around the office which is one of the model homes. We asked if there were any more, he pointed out there MAYBE 2 on the street behind the office and they MAYBE open. Unfortunately, they weren't open and we left feeling like we have made the right decision by bypassing this builder due to an unwelcoming, unhelpful, and dingy property and thank GOD because due to the reviews we lucked out. Seems like LGI is for people that are in a hurry to buy, don't have the best credit options, or don't do their research before buying. So, we have narrowed our search to Bloomfield and DR Horton where we received help with questions and more information we never thought we needed.