Excellent communication and seamless process that saves thousands of dollars. Brandon is always…read moreavailable to answer any questions and easy to work with

A family member from Wylie recommended Brandon Carrington at Hometiva/Flat Fee Realty to us, and we…read moreare so glad that we chose him! Something that really stood out was his professionalism. We had certain requirements to sell our house in Little Elm; unlike other relators who argued with us, Brandon respected our decision and worked with our needs. With Brandon's thoughtful recommendations and thorough explanations, the negotiation process was a breeze. He was always prompt to reply, regardless of how our question were sent to him. It was such a pleasure working with Brandon! Like our family, we can confidently recommend him to everyone for Little Elm and Wylie, too!

Beverly "Bev" helped me hunt for a house over the last 6 months and she has been GREAT. I wish 6…read morestars was an option. Here's some of my experience working with her. -Since most realtors work on commission, I'm naturally leery that they will attempt to sell me a lemon. But Bev truly wanted me to find a home in a good city and neighborhood that would hold its value and easily resale in the long run. I knew she was trustworthy when she actually talked me out of one house due to its location. -One of the houses we looked at needed a lot of repairs. Bev did a LOT of work rounding up quotes from a lot of different contractors and took time to review each one with me. Ultimately we agreed to not purchase the home, which means she did all that work for no commission. If I had done all that work for no pay, I would have been frustrated, but Bev was unfazed. Still just as friendly and diligent as ever. -She always returned my emails/calls promptly and explained everything in simple, clear terms. That may sound like a little detail, but nothing is more aggravating than poor communication. When closing time came around, and I was dealing with the lender, this was especially valuable. I'm sure I could go on if I thought about it some more. Ultimately, I found a home I'm very happy with. If you're shopping/selling for a home in the North Dallas area and want a diligent, knowledgeable, genuine person to guide you through the housing landscape, I highly recommend her.

These two helped us buy our beautiful home and were the absolute BEST!! They are honest with what…read moreeach house would need or not and their integrity helped us get the perfect home in our price range. I recommend them to everyone I know looking to buy.

If you are ever in the market to buy, sell or lease a property, please give Josh and Renee Uberta…read morewith Uberta Home Team a call. We reached out to them to help us sell our home in McKinney when we were looking to upgrade to a newer home. They were very knowledgeable of the different areas and what was available within our price point. They were never pushy and always were quick to respond to our questions. They helped us navigate whether we should go the pre-owned route or dive into a new build route. We ultimately decided to build a new home and they showed us different options and helped us through the build process. Their communication was top notch which helped us feel comfortable and trust them through the process the entire time. We highly recommended them !

My family and I have been residents here now for 6 months and we've enjoyed it very much. The…read moreproperty is beautifully maintained. It's a gated community which I love. The pool is pretty and the gym is nice too with a good variety of equipment to choose from. Highly recommend it!

Update in response to management: Their reply is exactly why I am warning people. They are focusing…read moreon whether I personally captured the landscaping crew in the act, while avoiding the better-documented issue: a solar panel attached to their carport repeatedly came loose and hit my vehicle. I reported it multiple times, submitted photos, and requested a safer parking spot. They repaired the panel, but refused to address the vehicle damage it caused. Management claims the solar panel requests were handled in a timely manner, but the tickets they sent me tell a different story. One ticket from July 4, 2024 says the solar panel was sideways, a bolt was missing, and it had swung into my vehicle. Another ticket from March 4, 2025 says this was my "4th or 5th maintenance request for the same ongoing problem," that the panel once again detached and was swinging freely, and that the same thing had previously caused damage to my vehicle. So my question is simple: if the three tickets they chose to send me all state this was a recurring issue, where are the earlier tickets? Why did they only provide tickets that do not include the original photos of my vehicle being hit? I also have dated photos from May 2024 showing the panel against my vehicle, which predates the July ticket they claim was my first request. When I asked about the missing earlier ticket, I was asked for email proof, even though their system did not send email confirmations for service requests. To me, that raises serious concerns about the completeness of their records and how resident complaints are handled when documentation is inconvenient for them. Instead of addressing the missing ticket history, repeated reports, dated photos, and actual vehicle damage, management points to lease language saying vehicles are parked at the owner's risk. Future residents should know that if property equipment damages your vehicle here, you may be left fighting just to get them to acknowledge what their own tickets already show. Screenshot everything, save every photo, and do not rely on management to provide a complete record later.

It was such a pleasure to work with Crystal to purchase my first home! Despite my strict criteria…read moreand budget, Crystal was still persistent in helping to find the perfect property. She also provided clarity and direction on the homebuying process to make sure everything progressed smoothly. Overall I could not have asked for a better experience and would recommend Crystal to anyone I know!

Crystal was a great agent and a huge help in finding a house! She listened to all our needs and…read morewants and worked hard to find exactly what we were looking for. She is also very sweet and easy to talk to, which makes the process of house hunting fun! She is very knowledgeable and trusting, I highly recommend her. Thank you for all your help!!

I've lived in Trinity Falls for 9 years. Though I love the neighborhood, I feel my HOA dues are…read moregoing to a useless staff. The Amenities have fallen short also. They keep buying the land around the area for more houses but have no plans for another pool or more recreational areas. It's not the same place it was 9 years ago.

I purchased my home for this upcoming summer. So far love the neighborhood and area. I feel so…read morepeaceful and happy whenever I visit this area and looking forward to becoming a homeowner

What a lovely community!! Emily was my leasing agent and could not have been more gracious,…read morepersonable, and courteous. She was very interested in what my needs were and even mapped out my drive to work from the Luxe! I was very impressed with the community and the staff. Highly recommend!

I wanted to wait until I had lived at the Luxe McKinney for a while to make a fair review. I have…read morenow resided at my location for one year. I have an 18-month lease because I thought it would be a great place to live. Boy, was I wrong! Everything is an uphill battle. Whenever you must communicate with the office, no one has the autonomy to make a proper decision. They must relay all requests to Justin, the manager, especially regarding adding fees to your account. I recently was charged for not having insurance when, clearly, it has to be renewed every year. I contacted them before the fee was added, and they still don't want to refund it. I have only interacted with Justin (it wasn't a bad interaction). Other than that, he acts as if he is there. The ladies are generally friendly but just not helpful. They have a high turnover in the office, so the default excuse is she's new or they are no longer with us, an excuse for dropping the ball. The landscaping and outside area look great, which can be quite deceiving. The townhome I moved into was brand new. However, the appliances were not new. My freeze-over freezes and then thaws, so my food spoils regularly. My toilet top is exceptionally cheap, so when you clean it, the cleaner stains the seat beyond repair. The walls are super thin. My neighbor has a dog. I hear the dog running up and down the hall as if in my apartment. My neighbor told me he could hear my grandchild crying as if it were happening in his place. He has surround sound, and it vibrates my unit, and the loud noise is almost unbearable. I pray for March to come soon, so I can exit this place. I wanted to like this place, but it's a no. I hope this review helps you to make a clear decision. Best wishes.

Toured the property this past week and everyone was very helpful and accommodating. The property is…read morevery nice and in a great area.

It was okay for just a quick one stop and move on .... When communicating with the leasing office…read moretry to get it down on paper or have them write you in an email, because they would say one thing and not hold their end of the bargain. The apartment, it's poorly built, you cannot mop the floors because the vinyl will lift up, they have wall paper / or vinyl on the cabinets at the bottom of the sink so be careful when washing dishes because that will lift up as well. The walls have cracks in it because the foundation is poorly built and prepare to hear all your neighbors business because the walls are soooooooooo thin! I lived on the top floor and my neighbors felt as if they were above me. The pool is always dirty, it has glass and bugs in it so be careful when swimming. Like I said if you're stay for a short time this is those apartments but not to live here for two years or more . You will start to see it deteriorate before your eyes.