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    3.7 (12 reviews)
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    The Jeff Fountain Team - Solid Source Realty

    The Jeff Fountain Team - Solid Source Realty

    (2 reviews)

    These guys are crooks! Don't use them if they are the agent on the buying side, their agent Stacey…read morewould not contact me the seller , she was terrified of negotiating and conflict. They would instead call my sister who was renting from me after I told them to only contact me. They constantly call and complain about a new roof or water heater and other items to make a home be new when they are buying an older home so don't buy the home then, it's older , you are not buying your clients a new home!!!!! They clients they represent are shady and have been in jail, real winners here. They slipped in stipulated items that they never talked to me about this robbing me of $1000, yes robbed me legally . Stay away , they will rob you too and their clients will too! I reported them to better business bureau as well!

    I think he might have some untrained agents - ours was very nice, but very ineffective. During…read morenegotiations with the seller over repair list, our agent required that we get on a conference call WITH the seller - who was very persuasive and made it very uncomfortable for us to require fixes from the inspection report. Also, our agent no-showed for the final walk-thru - instead texting us 50 minutes late to tell us where the hidden keys were so we could evaluate the repairs by ourselves. Finally, he no-showed for the closing, leaving us to deal with the errors made by the closing attorney (incorrect settlement, etc.) on our own. Hopefully, Jeff will work on training his agents better, from the looks of the other reviews, he seems to run a good agency - our experience was nowhere near that.

    Beazer Homes - Village At Herrington

    Beazer Homes - Village At Herrington

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    This review is especially critical considering that the starting price is now around $540k (versus…read more$340k last year). Honestly, if you're charging north of a half million dollars for a townhouse, the grounds, features, amenities and finishes should be commensurate; they're not. Sales are continuing, albeit slower than before due to the new incoming demographic to South Forsyth--they're not very sophisticated or discerning home buyers. Location is good and it's quiet at night for the most part and it's one of the largest townhome floorplans in the area. You can option yours to right around 2,800 sq feet on three floors. The neighborhood is populated by many families with many kids and while this isn't anything to normally be upset over, it is in this neighborhood because there's absolutely no room for them to play. What you end up having is a noisy neighborhood where you cannot park your car in your miniature driveway because it will inevitably get banged into by bikes and be pelted by tennis and basketballs. I'm sure you wouldn't want to live right on a playground, but that's what it's like here. The storm water management pond is absolutely putrid and serves as a catchment for construction debris and other garbage. It honestly makes the heavily polluted Ganges River look picturesque. Be sure to take a look at it during your tour. Standard noise mitigation is decent, but the layouts weren't thought out well. In a well thought out layout, you'd want to put stairwells abutting the other stairwell next door. This isn't the case at this community. My neighbor has a two-level model and I can hear (and feel) the pounding and vibration from his first floor stairwell on my third floor. He is an avid gamer also, the hours-long tirades and bombings and explosions from Call of Duty were annoying but I was willing to tolerate it for a year as that was the only noise and it was isolated to the first floor; well, usually. There were some days that he just wanted to feel vibrations more and subsequently increased the volume by a lot. Noisily trudging up and down his stairs at all different waking hours (starting promptly at 6:29 to 6:48 AM on most weekdays) was the last straw. I completely changed my schedule and now wake up at 4:00 AM and I'm not so polite about morning music (with bass) on a wall adjoining his master bedroom. Like I said, I put up with it for a year. The HVAC unit is a 14 SEER unit and there was absolutely no paid option to upgrade to an EnergyStar rated unit because Beazer is so cheap. The unit has had three (3) service calls in eight months from poor initial installation and a failed blower motor. I'm sure it'll completely die in a year or so based on its foregoing problems. The garage is undersized! The area the water heater occupies in the garage severely eats into the space for parking. And to further add to the squalor-like theme of this neighborhood, most people use their garages for barbeque areas or living rooms for parties. The garage doors are usually left open or partially open allowing a glimpse into their astoundingly sloppy homes. Finally, the neighbors are mostly hostile and unfriendly. But above all, most neighbors are just plain rude and noisy. I'm used to neighborhoods where almost everyone waves to and stops eachother just to talk or at least say hello. Not here.

    Spalding Brokers - realestateagents - Updated July 2026

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