Bought a home in October. They do not give what is promised. They do not follow through with…read morepromises to finish my yard or things that were unfinished in the house. I have never heard so many excuses in my life. I do not recommend buying a home here. It has been a nightmere. Shelley F.

I called and Betty answered, stated the name of her business I said "hello" and she kept repeating…read morehello and promptly hung up. I called back, she answered and stated the company name and I said "I can hear you, you can't hear me?" To which she replied she can hear me and hung up again. I called back and was sent to voicemail. I called back and again was sent to voicemail. Clearly her attitude is unbecoming of a company looking to sell homes in a community. Cash in hand to outright buy a home and will not be wasting it on this community!

Any location Holloway Engineering touches is pretty much guaranteed to be destroyed by them…read more They're only focused on completing the job as cheaply as possible, and then charge you exorbitant prices anyways. For example, in one of their jobs, instead of using the appropriate materials for filling in for foundation, they used sand (an obviously cheaper material) and put topsoil on top. This whole row of property with houses on it has dunk because of their cheap ways. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THEM.

From the owner: Planning, Design, Development & Construction Services - Experienced - Dedicated - Committed - Our…read moreGoal Is Successful Client Projects.

We are a young couple new to Indianapolis area. A mutual friend had worked with Mark in the past…read moreand said he had a great experience. We can also attest working with Mark was a perfect fit. From touring houses, asking questions, along with working in our price point. This being our first time going through this process, Mark couldn't have been better. He really went above and beyond and we can't wait to enjoy our new home!!! All thanks to the Coffey Compass Group!

From the owner: Our team specializes in making people feel comfortable and well-connected during the entire real…read moreestate transaction. Our team of 12 works tirelessly to get you from the initial signing to closing with minimal interruption to your schedule. We have buyers agents, sellers agents and marketing coordinator and closing coordinator.

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First of all, a successful sale at a price that was what we wanted. The personal service, support…read moreand dedication provided by Reid Properties was excellent right through the sale process. We had numerous viewings, regular updates and a very good online presentation of the house. The guidance offered by Reid Properties once the sale was underway was also first rate, with great contacts and knowledge of quality contractors to address the issues that came up in our inspection. We would absolutely recommend Reid Properties to manage your Real Estate needs.

Highly discourage anyone from doing business with this company. I attempted to purchase a home, in…read moregood faith, in Heritage Lake. Unfortunately, the disclosure at the home showing was not accurate --failing to mention mold, a furnace that is an explosion hazard, electrical issues, and foundational defects (Main beam of the home being held by shims). FYI, the house was not being sold as is and I would not have went through with any of this if they would have properly disclosed this! (Ironically, the owner of this agency boasted to be about strong communication and paperwork accuracy.) They basically stole took my earnest money due to claims that I did not submit my inspection response in time. Their agent, Melissa Cameron, said, "If you want your money back, take us to court." So I had to file in Putnam County Small Claims Court against the homeowner where the judge reviewed the evidence and ruled in my favor--but neither the homeowner nor Stewart Home Group has returned the funds. I'm a disabled U.S. Marine Corps veteran, and their actions nearly made me and my family homeless. This happened just two weeks into the purchase agreement, while the home I was selling was in escrow with a 30 day close leaving me with about 3 days to find a new home. To make matters worse, owner Stephanie Miller‑Stewart personally called me, bullying me to drop the small-claims case. She offered to return the money only if I agreed to back off--reminding me that the MIBOR Association dropped my ethics complaint, and warning that most people don't "do well" in court especially since I did not have an attorney, so I should just accept the money. They also retaliated against my realtor after I notified them of intention of small claims action against their homeowner. The stress, anxiety, and frustration they've caused my family and me is absolutely disgraceful. And they weren't even our realtors! Just sharing my horrific experience and I didn't even get the house!

Buyers beware of Sarah Noel who is part of The Stewart Home Group. We purchased a home that she was…read moreselling that the owner had urinated so badly on the carpet and walls that we have to replace all of it. We were not able to look at the master bedroom, which is the worse, because the seller has dementia and was in bed. We were respectful and didn't bother the man. But this same man showed up at our closing fully dressed and pretty coherent. Unlike Sarah who was in Mexico on vacation and sent another realtor to face time the closing with her which was ridiculous. After 4 cleanings the room is still unusable. Sarah had the nerve to tell me she didn't notice the smell It burns your nasal passage it is so pungent. Shame on the owner and their realtor Sarah for not disclosing this and playing on our goodwill to be respectful to the elderly. They also pulled this same stunt with our Inspector when he tried to look in the master bedroom. It is a costly mistake, not to mention we over bid to get the house and they still said nothing. We did not get to do a final walk through before closing on the home. We were told the sellers needed more time to move out so we agreed to let them stay an extra 7 days after closing. That was a BIG mistake on our part and if you read the review below from Christopher Hargrave, this seems to be a pattern with Sarah Noel.

I moved into the property in October, by the 24th the floor was completely separating from the…read moreslab, and they reinstalled flooring.YAY!!! Few weeks after that dishwasher leaking, not horrible, took care of it fairly swiftly. The most troubling of all is by November plumbing. Ugh, plumbing is a nightmare, Noone wants to deal with sewage. The​ toilet was clogging, and burping in the sink and tub. This situation has gone on for about 11 months. Plumbers back and forth, about 7 to be exact. Multiple work orders, maintenance visits. We started purchasing plungers, snake, draino etc. All to continually have the same problems. Waiting for approval for crappy work, only for the situation to persist and grow worse. Smelled something moldy, and found water in the closet adjacent to the bathroom from the kids room. Adviced to leave the home by the pediatrician, I spend 700.00 that I didnt really have to spend. Did they surprise us with completed repairs when returned home? Well of course not, or I wouldn't be here. They are still attempting to do a patch job. So, after much back and forth, leaving my home for a week to accommodate with repairs. I return to a new toilet not installed, a paint job over mold and a plumber throwing a fit because my husband asked him, not to run a hose from my girls bedroom window to the bathroom. The most frustrating part is, a plumber came out in January, canceled because he wasn't properly equipped to do the job required. He did however explain the problem: there's no vent, on this side of the house for the bathroom. Something to that affect, he wrote it out in the notes, and it was ignored. I'm done, I think I have been more than patient. I want out of my lease, and compensation for moving. ​​No more plumbers in and out, no more burping in the tub and sink from the toilet. I am a homebody, and I love to create a warm cozy space, I can't do that with sewage smell coming from the bathroom every few weeks, kids sleeping in the living area because of mold in the closet. I cant take a relaxing bath, fearing the possibility of sewage making its debut. Its just a lot, and I value my peace. This has been very stressful, as you know it never clogs completely during the week, always on the weekend, and drag through Sunday.If you place value on your peace, and like me; enjoy creating a cozy retreat from the outside world. Do your research, this may not be the place for you..

ABSOLUTE worst rental company I've ever dealt with. How does it take 10+ days and 4 visits to fix a…read moreclogged dryer vent? 1. I had an issue with my dryer. Turns out, a bird flew in through the vent and then got stuck and destroyed my dryer. That was $250. It got stuck because the exhaust vent is over 30 foot long. That is something that Tricon should've fixed long ago. We have had to have this dryer vent sucked out at least once every nine months since we have lived here. We have lived here for six years. 2. Tricon scheduled to come fix it and then rescheduled. That's one day off work. So the equivalent of $400 or 1 day of PTO burned on my part. 3. Tricon tech comes out and stayed 4 minutes before telling me they can't work over 6 feet above the ground. What do you mean?... it's your house. How do you not know that the dryer vent is over 6 feet in the air? That's another $400 and another day of PTO burned, for me. 4. Outside vendor gets assigned and comes out 3 days later. Outside vendor takes pictures, stays for 10 minutes and says that they have to get the work approved or they don't get paid. That's another $400 and yet another day of PTO burned, for me. Did I mention I only get 10 days of PTO a year?... that's almost half wasted on Tricon's nonsense SOP's!! 5. I have to go to the laundromat to do my laundry because even though my dryer is fixed, I can't run it for fear of setting the house on fire! You would think that would be an emergency when it is a fire hazard. That's $25 a visit, with all of my laundry. 6. Now they are saying that the quote from the outside vendor is under review for approval and I probably won't hear back until Monday afternoon. So I am looking at another $400 and another day of PTO that I have to burn for ridiculous, outdated, arbitrary, just plain stupidity SOP's and lack of customer service. I've spent over 3 hours on hold with Tricon with this issue. It's cost me over $2,000 with either PTO days that should have been mine, maintenance repairs of my own appliances, and laundromat fees. And NOW I have to wait for the outside vendor to come and finally fix the issue.