LGI Homes Reviews

When we purchased the house we were sold a great story. BUT the truth comes out. No rain gutters on your home, keys to the elevator, let’s just say it’s not good like scary not good, mud piles under the carpet that they just layer carpet on it, nail strips under carpet at every door way not tapped down, major cuts on bare feet, the water that pours into your home every time it rains, hear me, Every time it rains, you have to squeegee your lower floor, or else water will turn into black mold, the 2 year old sidewalk is falling apart from the waterfall that flows over your door way every time it rains, the mulch lays scattered everywhere, homes look like pig pens out front.

When you go with a new build, everything is new and you have a warranty, which kinda adds a little financial security to the purchase. I really got in depth with LGI Homes. I went to the website. Back when the company was finishing up the developments in Winston, I started doing more research. My experience with my LGI home consultant went pretty well for the most part. There was a change because they're no longer at the office. I was in the dark a little bit due to COVID. But I did find myself in the dark sometimes in between processes, as far as just staying updated, with phone calls and the closing date. And about giving me a heads up on the next process, keeping me updated or helping me set the expectation on what's next, there was a little bit of breakdown with that.

I was browsing on the internet when I saw LGI Homes. I read some of the reviews and I made a phone call. I spoke with a sales person, Tiana. She was so motivational, so I went on and decided to try it out. She helped me tremendously. She's straightforward. She'd tell you everything you need. She even motivated me when I was thinking about giving up. So, she does know her job. I really enjoy working with her. She's very good at what she does.

I was looking at older houses and in the areas that I looked in Houston, there were none available. There were some but they didn't give me the look. There wasn’t the wow factor. I was riding one day and scrolling through Facebook and LGI Homes popped up. Alberto was so nice and it was hard to say no to him. He was extremely helpful and gave me the comfort in knowing that I would be taken care of. I love my home. I'm still kinda iffy about the area but the build, the quality and all of the things that my home gives me is comforting. I'm at home and it's my home. That's how I feel when I'm there.

LGI Homes is the best. I like the setup of the house, the location, and the space so I went with them. My rep was Angela and she was great. She helped a lot. She answered questions. Even if I'd send a message at 10 PM, she’d still respond. The quality of the home is amazing. My wife and I are loving it. We brought some friends over to come into the house and they really liked it. The amenities are really good too. We're still doing some touchups in the house but it feels great to have a house.

I bought a new house because I didn’t want the trouble of having to fix things right away. We’ve been here just a little over a year and we’ve had issues since the 2nd week of moving in. So the 2nd week of being here we assume our washer overflowed and flooded the upstairs. I say assume because we moved the washer to the garage and have not have a problem since. So during the time we were attempting to dry out our new house, we noticed that we were still getting a pool of water in the living room. The carpet had been stripped so there was only concrete floor remaining. Come to find out there was an issue with the siding that was allowing water to come in whenever it rained. So after going back and forth between LGI and our insurance company, we were finally able to get this fixed.

LGI's zero down was a thing for me. I went with them because of that because I didn’t have the money to put a lot of money down at that time. As far as the home, the workmanship could've been a whole lot better. The work that has been done on the house could've been better because it needed to be redone. I have a door that leads to my garage that was damaged and they just still put it in. There are some things that need to be fixed like doors repainted from water drippings. In the bathroom, it's the same thing on the walls. I showed the superintendent and he said, “That's kinda normal.” But that's not normal. These are drippings on the walls from them putting too much paint on the walls. The purchasing process was nerve-racking. There was too much stuff that I had to go get, and then what was so bad about it is it would always be something else. Some things could've been streamlined more.

If I could give negative stars, I would. We were sold the “dream” of a re-do, re-start and do-over. What we got was mold infested floors, a major water leak through faulty back door, 2 weeks upon move-in. Now? They won’t work any warranty claims. At all. So, we’re left with severe mold and sealed up water drenched/soaked drywall at leak wall in the home. And, my health is affected greatly, as well as my poor cats. I’m horrified as I sit and contemplate foreclosure due to mold infestation and cost of remediation left on our own to figure out. In our brand new home? Really? Yes, brand new. It’s destroyed. Flooring, and the bashiQa drywall areas. Behind baseboards and mold into the home badly. They were not required to make it right. We were left to look at what we can prove!??? And, clean or removed‼️

We passed by LGI Homes and the rep was very good. I got persuaded while I was talking to him since I was in the process of getting a resale house. Matt, the branch manager, was very helpful when he was holding the tour of the house and our orientation. That was very good for me because I didn't know anything about houses. Plus, he was very patient. The LGI home community is very simple and the amenities are fine.

My wife was researching different builders and companies, and she came across LGI. She then started doing the research. The rep was amazing and cool. He let us know upfront what to expect and everything went according to what he described to us as far as the process. I never felt like I was kept in the dark. I like everything about my new home. I came from an apartment and this is our first home. It was more space. I don't have anyone living above me or right under me. The home is still brand new to us and we've only been here a month. I haven't seen anything wrong. We’re still getting used to it and we’re still settling. We haven't had any chance to say that we wanna change anything and everything seems good at the moment.

I bought a house and I thought I was going with Veterans First. I thought that they were affiliated. I learned that they're not. I love that my LGI home is a new one. We’re the first ones in there. However, I gotta do some work on it. The thing that I don’t like about it is that the landscape is all full of holes in the back. I don't have enough backyard space. Then I gotta fix this lawn and make it flat. That’d make my backyard flat. My wife or anybody else cannot walk through there 'cause they might break their ankles.

We’ve lived in the neighborhood just away from LGI. We were looking out and we were driving down the road, and we found it just by looking. It was nice, so we got it. With the circumstances of COVID, the purchase process went smoothly. We liked the space, the flooring, the big front yard, the driveway, the kitchen patio set in the back, the big backyard and the tall ceilings. Everything was what we were looking for. People come by the house and look at it. They love it.

I wasn’t expecting the best of the best!! Tricia helped us every step of the way. The communication was impeccable!! I wasn’t expecting the outcome to be 5 stars!! I have always dreamed of receiving 5 star service, well, my dreams may come reality. Will I recommend them?? Of Course. Great builders. Amazing service!!

We worked with Ron. He was personable. He told us all about LGI Homes and showed us the properties. The quality is reasonable and that was one of the main reasons why we went with LGI. We like the layout of our home. We also like the neighborhood. Everything seems to be working fine. The contractor stopped by a day or two after we moved in and answered some questions and scheduled an appointment. One of the cupboard doors wasn't fitting properly and so he said the next time a cabinet guy came out, he would contact us. He did and he ordered two new doors for us already.

I work in Texas City and I was driving around, seeing the lagoon and going through that neighborhood. I saw LGi Homes and I liked it. I'm a teacher and I don't know when I will be going to another job. So, buying a new home can sell quick as well. The rep was awesome and we were impressed. The house was already built when it was shown to us. We liked it and went with it. Aside from its location, which we liked best, it’s very quiet and cool. It’s a very good home and it was one of the best decisions we made.

LGI Review (Stratford Monroe NC). LGI does not care about the people buying their homes. Salespeople are misleading prospective home buyers, and LGI as a whole is not making good on the things they say they would do. When me and my wife bought our first house we never thought we would be dealing with as many issues as we have. It has been a nightmare. The first supervisor told us on signing day that he scheduled someone to come out to fix some drywall they “messed up” beside our master shower and no one showed up. Next when our garage door fell apart, we were told by a different supervisor that they would be in touch with the framing company who used nails instead of screws to put up the door, and that never happened either. This was before COVID.

I chose LGI because of the price. The sales rep and the guy I met with to do the walk-through were great but it took three weeks for LGI to finish the home. It was almost done when I saw it. We have issues with it because of the texture and paint. It is very sloppy craftsmanship. Plus, it is bare bones. It only had one ceiling fan in the master bedroom and one in the living room. The other three bedrooms didn't have a ceiling fan. Somebody would be coming out who is supposed to correct the issues. Being that they had COVID here, it has taken a little longer to get everything done but the work order is in force.

My wife and I both chose to go with a new build. It's better for us and anyhow you take it, you get more for your money in a new home. At the end of the day, you're the first person who's gonna live in that home and everything is gonna be up to standard. If you buy an older home, you don't know what happened to that home in the past years before you owned it. My wife heard about LGI Homes, probably from her mom who's buying a house also, and we've had a good experience with them. We just moved in, and so far, everybody has been so wonderful to us, including the person that sold us the house. His name was bill and he was an awesome guy.

We wanted a newer house but everything in our price range was just not new or just incredibly small. My sister-in-law took us and showed us that house from LGI Homes and it was exactly what we were looking for with the open floor plan and all the rooms upstairs. But they said a couple things that didn't actually happen. We were doing our final walkthrough. We noticed that at the side of the garage door, the motor was smashed and the cover was broken. We put in two tickets to have it fixed and no one called us. It'd be nice if they would call us on it 'cause it had been over a month. The consultant also told us we would have a blue tape walkthrough to fix any imperfections. But that, apparently, is not a thing. The quality of the build is great other than that garage door motor. And then everything else has been perfect. I thoroughly enjoyed all of it. Also, the community is great and everyone around there is really cool. The neighbors are quiet.

Price was the main thing that we got home from LGI. I like their process ‘cause that they have the lender on-site like we can apply for the loan on-site. That was a good thing. I like the layout. It's spacious, only that one of the spare rooms is too little. When my daughter is going to be teenage, that will be an issue. Also, I was hoping the master closet was bigger. Ana-Maria, the home consultant, was great and very patient ‘cause with me, it took her a while. She knew when to address me or my husband. At first, when I came back in November 2019, I said that I didn't like it. Then after a couple of months, she contacted my husband and said that they have other models and was saying that maybe I would like it. I came back in June and I liked it. So far, I like the community because it’s quiet.

I was looking for builders, and I was looking specifically for a house that had a bedroom on the first floor with a full bath. LGI met our needs. Everything went smoothly during the purchase. We liked the open floor plan. It was mainly the bedroom and then the area is a walking area. We really like that it had walking trails and gardens.

I didn't want to buy an older home and then right when moving in, something underlying would have to be taken care of. A new construction home was a better choice for me. Everything was already included in LGI and I didn't have to pay anything additional for upgrades with it. Steve was the best. He was very helpful from the beginning and very knowledgeable. Every question I had, he answered and made me understand everything better. I really enjoyed working with him. The construction manager, Adam, did the walk-through for my house. All the materials looked like very good quality. I like the space of the home. Everything is so spacious, even to the front and backyard. The community is nice so far.

My experiences with LGI Homes employee is horrible. They take you as an idiot and try to take full advantage of you because you're a first time buyer. They are not honest like they say they are. Never in my life have ever seen anything like this. Oh by the way it's in Iowa Colony Texas, president and management should look into this because now I would never ever go there anymore and I will tell every friend of mind the awful experience I have at LGI Homes.

I had liked the areas that LGI Homes was in and the styles of the houses. Everything was good during the purchase. I worked with a wonderful guy. He was very knowledgeable and he pretty much explained everything on how it went and showed us our options. He was a very friendly guy. I like everything about my home so far. I like that the rooms are spacious. I love the marble countertop. The backyard is nice size, too. There's not that many families yet in the community, but it seems peaceful.

Everything went well with LGI. What we were looking at ended up working out. The rep was totally ready and did a good job. He's very professional and took us through the whole process. He got us our house which we really like. We like the layout of it. We like the kitchen and the living room layout especially.

We began our home search here in Colorado because we're still currently in Colorado. We were looking at a new build here and decided that we did not want the home again. We're told we should put money down, and it will be no problem. It would be completely fine in the event that we changed our mind because the home could be resold. So we did that. We tried then to terminate the contract, was told that we could not despite the paperwork that we signed to do as such. We’re military. So we got ordered to Georgia, and came across LGI again. We're like new people, “It'll be fine. Let's just try it.” So, we did. We were able to use the downpayment that we used here in Colorado, which I thought was very good. We already have invested money, so it was awesome that we didn't have to put down a downpayment again. That aspect of it was really good.

An LGI house is very well-built and it's a great new home for someone that's just starting out. I would recommend them to anybody. We already had an older home and, at this stage of our life, we wanted a new home. We liked the style of the homes and then we liked what was put in them, especially as a spec home. They're built very nicely and now, we're happier. The one that did the walkthrough was awesome. It was G and he explained everything from the outside to the inside, every little detail. The representative that sold us the house was wonderful as well. We still talk to them today. We stop in there and visit.

My real estate agent told me about LGI. The rep I worked with was very helpful. He was pretty informative. I’m really impressed by the quality of the house. I like the layout of the backyard. The community is really good, too. And as a workaholic, I wouldn’t reach out too much but it's a nice community from what I've seen so far.

A friend of mine bought an LGI Home in Colorado and referred me to them that way. The home consultant that I dealt with was fabulous and kept me up-to-date on the progress of the build. It was awesome. I haven't moved yet but from what I've seen, it looked fantastic. I got the full walk through, and it looked great. The whole process was way easier than I had even anticipated it being so. Everybody that I worked with was fantastic. So, from Charlotte, who essentially sold me the home, to loanDepot, to Miguel who walked me through the house, it was fantastic.

I was riding through Windermere Pharmacy and there was a brochure they handed out about LGI. I went with them and everybody was real pleasant. The rep explained everything in detail. They kept me up-to-date and worked with me real well. Even when I decided that I wanna give up, they hung in there with me. The quality is nice. The house stays cool in the inside and I like that.

My aunt and uncle live in Luckey Ranch and I found out about LGI through them. With the way the house looks, for my new house and then till an older house, I went for a new build. I talked to Brian and he was very energetic about his job. He explained a lot of the questions that I had and I was comfortable with him. Also, I love the house, but I don't like the fact that there's carpet in the dining area where the table is supposed to be at. You put your table in an area where it should be hard floor instead of carpet. I like the community as well. It's very chill and we have neighbors who are to themselves.

Looking in the area that I wanted to purchase a home through Zillow, particularly for USDA eligible properties so I could buy a home with 0% down, LGI was right there. The rep, John, was very friendly and professional. He stayed in touch throughout the whole process and we had great communication. We got a great-sized home and exactly what we wanted. The build has good quality too. However, I’m kinda disappointed in some of the ways that they cut expenses out for themselves. They only put a ceiling fan in the downstairs bedroom. They only put a certain amount of sod down on the property. They didn't fully put sod down on the whole of my backyard. Part of it is just straw that they threw down, and it looks horrible. It screams cheap of them to me.

It was through a friend that I chose them and I like everything about the house, especially my backyard. I'm also coming from a loud city and I love the community. It's quiet and it's good. LGI Homes helped us a lot as well and it was good working with them. The process was easy and everything was smooth. The guy who helped us was Jose and he was wonderful too.

Everything was wonderful with LGI Homes. The Realtor I dealt with lured me to the LGI Homes. Also, I'm a licensed electrician. I've been in the game 20 years, so I'm kinda familiar with this whole process. I always did follow LGI Homes because I worked for different type of builders and all types of different homes throughout my years of being an electrician. I saw the work they did and the type of houses. I give LGI a high rating. Everything that we dealt with was good, and I really had no problem with the process.

We went with LGI because of the price and the location, and they had a bit more of a backyard. The home having a warranty and everything being new were kind of reassuring because we don't really know where to starts to make repairs. However, we were told conflicting information a couple of times, and we ended up having an overall neutral to negative experience.

I had done some research on LGI and they were the best way for me to go being a first time homeowner with low closing cost which is the reason why in the past I've hesitated to purchase a home. With the minimum 3.5% downpayment that usually most places require, LGI did help with not having to come up with too much money up front. Financially, it was the best thing for me at the moment. They communicated with me very well. If I had any questions, I asked and they answered clearly and enough for me to understand everything during the process. I didn't have any issues whatsoever with them.

My real estate agent found LGI. I know how cheap the houses are made, so that didn't impress me but it was affordable. I’m retired so I’m on a fixed income. There a few things I would design different in here, but besides that, it’s fine. I was living with my girlfriend and she more welcomed me and I had a good time there, but I felt like I was getting in the way.

We were renters and we had some dear kind neighbors who are like family to us in our old subdivision. They sprung LGI onto us one Friday evening and said that they bought a house. When we went and saw the new house, they got the master key to all the model homes. My husband and I went through all the homes and we fell madly in love with the one that we moved into. They gave us Sunny's phone number and we called her. We asked her if she could be available to speak with us and show us the house called The Leland. She said they had one left. We came on over and saw it. Right with her, she was part of the package. She was so sweet, kind, understanding and helpful. Then we got back into the office and we told her we were trying to figure out how to get out of our lease. She was very helpful in that. She said it's a Texas law that if you are buying a home, you're allowed to break your lease if you gave a 60-day notice.

I was looking for a house to rent online and saw LGI. I wanted a new home for the warranty and prices. I like that everything’s new. You don’t have to worry about fixing anything. I put my name to see if I was able to purchase a house ‘cause I’ve been wanting to for a long time, and it worked out for me. I was happy. The rep that walked me through the house was Daniel and he was a real good guy. He had high energy. The quality of the house is great. It's much better than some of the ones that we had before. I love it. I already feel more positively. The community is nice so far and everything seems to be going well. It’s quiet and everybody just kinda barbecues during the weekends. If others are looking for a house, LGI is probably the best place to go.

The first thing I would say is that LGI is 100,000 less compared to whatever builders are out here. That's a big difference. Number two is craftsmanship. They did a good job when they did the house, including the design. Three is the value of what I'm paying for. Everything is worth it. I have no problem with the buying part, but the customer service if something's wrong in the house is a problem. I work in a construction too, so I see what's up with things. The little stuff with the house has been a back and forth issue to where I want to get them fixed, but I have to find the supervisor to get it done.

My brother found LGI on Craigslist. I went with them and the process took about a month. They did a great job from start to finish. The community is nice and quiet. We have a neighborhood trail and everything around it.

We were shopping for homes and the house from LGI came up. It met the requirements we were looking for and everything with the rep was good. It was a unique experience. We had a longer process ‘cause we were buying from out of state but everything's nice and new. I've only been in for a couple days but I’ve walked around and everything looks great from my standpoint. There are some things here in there that might need to be tweaked, but that's nothing major. Nothing is a deal breaker.

I liked the way LGI presented and that made homebuying easier. The lady I talked to was real direct and had a lot of information. She was nice and she made us comfortable with the information she had. And she didn't tell us what we were looking for. She went through our options of different homes and things like that. The home I got is a real quality home although we still got some issues that we gotta take care of, like the air on one side of the house is cooler than the other one. Also, the community is nice and quiet. LGI is a wonderful company to work with, trying to buy a new home. They give detail and they explain everything needed to know about buying a new home. They don't leave anything out.

The purchase process with LGI was absolutely terrible. I had to send stuff to their rep 10 times and my closing kept getting pushed. Finally, I got ahold of his manager and he said the rep didn’t know how to open up attachments and would never respond. To get a response, I would have to call the Realtor and have the Realtor call them. Also, I’m using a VA home loan. I have zero down. They said if I use it with them, they would give me a lower downpayment. Then, I found out they did an FHA instead of the VA. I ended up having to put 10,000 down. They said my interest rate is lower and I would pay less for the loan. But I found out a week after I closed that that was a lie. I paid more using LGI and got the crappier insurance with them.

I bought a new home as I didn't want to deal with fixing things that would eventually cost a lot of money in the long run. I heard about LGI Homes from a coworker and they have very good customer service. They made good sense. The rep went above and beyond. He was very nice and had good customer service skills too.

When I went to LGI, I went right to the lady at the desk. I had a meeting with her and she was cool. I also liked the houses and the one I got was on the up and up, so that made me want to go that route. Plus, I knew this real estate guy and he was telling me about it. Since I sold my house not too far from there, I’d seen an opportunity to get one and I went with it. The purchasing process was easy and LGI made it real simple for me, so they were good. They were really professional, too. The whole thing took a couple of weeks to complete and it was awesome. I’m enjoying my new house so far and I like the open floor plan spaces. It's laid out pretty new and whoever did it did a good job. Other than that, everything about the house has been all right and I like everything that’s going on with it.

A new build usually doesn't have any issues as an old the home would. I'm not a fixer-upper type of person so I wanted a new home that I didn't have to do anything, just to move in. I've been looking for a home for over two years and I was driving through some development in Zebulon. I liked it and we went from there. LGI was the first one to take me all the way so they're all good on that. My rep was Jorge and he was fine. I had no issues with him. He was sending pictures of everything that was going on and kept me in the loop of things. I had a couple of hiccups but outside of that, the experience has been great. I was a maybe a week later in regards to closing than the original date they gave me but it was due to COVID. Everything was efficient and still ran smoothly.

I came across LGI through my realtor and I went with them because the program was helpful to me. The rep was good. The process took three to four months because of COVID and I'm not really satisfied but I'm glad I'm already in. The quality is not too bad and I like everything about the home. Everything's good and up to date. However, I really thought we were gonna get grass in our backyard and that wasn't done. That's the only downfall I didn't like, kinda been lied to. Now, I have to buy all of it. I also noticed there is water in the corner when it rains. I don't know what's up with the drains. The water comes up high sometimes to my yard.

A lot of these houses are built in the '60s or '70s. They aren't updated and it's already the best price for a house that's 1,100 or 1,200 square feet. I was on Zillow and from looking, I found out about LGI Homes. I went with a new build as it's in the area of what you get as far as square footage and the person I worked with at LGI was Leo. He was good. He answered or got someone that could answer whatever question I had, but once we went into the process, I didn't know what to expect or what the next step was. Being a first time homebuyer, I didn't know the process, so there was confusion a few times, but not that it wasn't explained well. That could be done better though, by providing a breakdown of the steps following the financial process or once you get into that.

I wanted the convenience and availability of a new build. My Realtor told me about LGI. I picked my home online, and I live in the neighborhood already. The quality is as expected. It's good. As far as the community, I love it. It’s good, too. Working with LGI Homes has impacted my life positively, and I'd definitely recommend them.

My friends gave me their website and the purchase process was wonderful. I had a good experience with the rep. I am a first-time owner and I don’t know that much about it. It was stressful because of doing the papers and all those stuff, but it was a good stress. In general, everything was good. The quality of the house is good as well and the community is very quiet. I really like that. I also recommend two of my friends and they purchased already.

They gave me everything that I needed to know. They made me feel comfortable and everything just went through.

At first, I went in looking for four bedrooms, and the rep of LGI Homes asked me why I wanted a four-bedroom. I said I wanted to turn one of the rooms into a family room, like a den. That was when he introduced me to the Avery plan, which has a loft that works out perfectly. Everyone there was so nice. They are great people and I loved working with them. They helped me.

Overall, the customer service of LGI was good. We went through another Realtor who was also helping us along with my niece. They worked with the LGI team and things went smoothly, even though, it took some time because of communication. But overall, the process was good. So far, I like the style and the way the house was built. The inside is very nice too. It's a little different from where we are moving from.

I really wanted a new construction house and LGI Homes had some good options. They were highly rated too. The price point was there as well. So, that was another influence on my decision to go with LGI. I looked at some other builders as well, but I did my background research. Ultimately, I just felt the most comfortable with LGI.

I was looking at some places and my son and daughter-in-law found LGI Chase Run. Everything looks good and the house is beautiful.

LGI was first one we came to and we loved everything about it. It was my first time buying a house and it went as smooth as could be. It was an incredible experience. I have high regards for everybody there and the whole process that they put on. It's a great house. We absolutely love it.

I tried to purchase a home with them back years ago. But I got into a car accident and I lost my job so I couldn't go further with getting a house. Seven years later, I remembered about LGI and I saw that they were building one in Magnolia and I jumped on that so I didn't have to change my kid’s school. Their customer service was perfect. Everything was great. The only thing was I got to find out my closing date only about five days before. I would have liked to have known maybe about two weeks before, but it all worked out in the end. They tried their hardest to make it there. I loved that I have a covered back porch. The only thing that I wish that could have been changed is my backyard. It is at a slope and I'm gonna have to come in and try to get it leveled out.

We stumbled upon LGI Homes. They had some signage in our town. We live out in El Reno and so we followed the signs and found the house. We were looking at a few different brand new homes. Ralph Coleman is also building a new housing addition and the main reason we decided to choose LGI is one, the location. It's right out by our lake, which is amazing. Two, the square footage that we could get for the price. Even though it doesn't have all of the upgraded amenities, the square footage was amazing for the price.

I came in with my two children. The LGI rep, Sammy, told me all about the school. Before selling me the house, he told me about Brooksville, which I liked. So that's what got me. Not much about the knowledge that he had because he already has but how he treated me as a person. He was very like family. He doesn't treat me like a stranger.

Everything went well with my experience with LGI Homes. My Realtor and I were looking and then my price range was too low for another place we were looking at. So we went over there at LGI Homes and looked. It was great. The rep was very nice. The whole process was fast and smooth. The quality is good, too. I like the backyard size. It's spacious and bigger than what I thought it was gonna be. The community is quiet as well.

The LGI salesman, Neil, was fantastic. He was very persistent with the finance team and seemed like he was really on top of stuff. Some people might almost say that he was kind of bothersome but I'd rather have somebody like that than somebody that just drops the ball and not look out for your best interest. Also, I love the house, the master bath, and the master bedroom, although the kitchen could have some more cabinets.

We ended up finding LGI Homes through our Realtor. This was originally a home that we weren't planning on seeing but it was in our neighborhood. We liked it, so we ended up checking out. We walked in, and we were just really impressed from the house from top to bottom when we first got here. They're pretty good. There were just some small back-and-forths with having to get some dead trees removed from the backyard and took a little bit longer than we were really used to. It took a lot of back-and-forths between our Realtor and LGI.

One of my friends was purchasing a house here in LGI Homes. My other friend is a Realtor and my Realtor told me also that this house was pretty nicely located and if I wanna come over. I fell in love with the house. I'm enjoying my new home. The only thing that I was upset about was that it didn't come with the grass from the backyard. It was something that we need to purchase separately. But other than that, it's good. The rep I worked with was nice. He was open-mind to help us and everything that we were needing. So, I was just happy with everything that he did for us. He was so friendly. He was on top of everything. Everything went smoothly and the service that the rep gave us, I was absolutely happy with it.

I was living in Florida and I wanted to relocate to North Carolina in the Raleigh area. I've used an LGI development near me in Florida. They gave less land there but I could see what the house was like. I drove up here and they were giving the inducement of paying most of the closing costs. That was a big factor in deciding LGI over another builder. The only negative I had was we had trouble getting an appraisal. They got a lowball appraisal from the appraisal person and they were waiting for an additional house to close to get me in. But they had my money the whole time. They let the lender have my cash from April 9th. And I thought I was closing in the middle of April. I sent 20% down to the lender and wired the money but I didn't close until the middle of May. It was almost six weeks in hotels and it took a big cut on my budget.

The location was my main concern and LGI has a pretty good spot. The house is located where I wanted it to be. Their rep was able to answer all my questions during the purchase and for the most part, we were able to seamlessly do the transitions and all that. It was good. And I feel great about the home. The upgrades and the appliances are nice. Also, the house is pretty much ready to live in. It was a great find.

I love the interior built itself, the setup, the round corners, and the edges around the house. I like what LGI used in the house itself - faucets, countertops, and moldings around the house. Everything was to the expectation that I was needing at that point in life. The rep was great and very informative. And if it's information he did not have at hand, he would find it for me within minutes and reply to me or call my number. He gave me his personal number and he would be involved in emails. He was very responsive and for that, I'm very grateful. I called them to find out if I was approved and when I called to reach out, I was told that everything was good. Everything came out perfect without them having to need any additional information. I love the experience with LGI. I recommended the rep I worked with to two other friends.

A friend of mine bought a home as well at a different location, and after he told me, I waited for a month then I drove around to all of the areas that LGI Homes had. I then went online and requested some information. The Realtor who worked with me, he called me, emailed me right away and just started a conversation about it. He took his time with me and he was patient on showing me the homes. Throughout the whole process, it was just very smooth. However, it looks like the fencing on the house was put up really quick and a lot of the boards weren’t even nailed down, which I already took care of it.

My brother was looking for an investment property and when we drove by the neighborhood, we found LGI Homes. He ended up not buying the property and I did. We lived just three miles from here, so we were already set in this area. They were thorough in their initial presentation and answered most of our questions before we asked them. It was easy and you can't know everything, but there were some things the salespeople didn’t know about. For example, I didn’t have a mailbox for the first month that I moved in, and I got called into a bit of a contest between the developer and the builder. That wasn’t okay for me as a homeowner because I was chasing things around and it took me a lot of time. Once everybody got their ducks in a row though, they were very quick to give me the mailbox.

On Zillow, there was a new construction home. It was on Violet Lane and sketches are all that it showed on the internet and Google, but there were way more homes than what the internet showed. We heard about LGI and the two main qualities that we loved about them were definitely the neighborhood and the price. The price was great, but unfortunately, we didn’t get to lock it in the first time we went. It went up a little bit because, every third quarter, it goes up. Also, the process started off great, but then from there, it turned into a nightmare. I never got any updates from the person that was helping me. My lender took off on vacation and didn’t tell anybody, so we ended up moving in about almost a month after I was promised to be moved in.

My friend was looking at older builds, but then we found out about the same price range for a newer one, so we went with LGI. I first heard about them by Deana D. and Casey D. When we interacted with the rep, it was all good. Jessica was always there whenever we had a question. Even if she didn’t have the answer, she would try and figure it out. However, when you do construction, sometimes there’s a whole miscommunication. With the pandemic, half of my boyfriend's job is working from home and knowing that, we asked LGI about the Wi-Fi beforehand. They originally told us that the lines were already buried before we moved in.

My husband did an internet search and found LGI Homes. LGI had better reviews than D.R. Horton, which was why we went with them. Victor, the LGI Homes rep, was awesome. When we met with him, I mean, he was very sincere. It was a great experience with him. My husband is an electrician. We did the walk-throughs at the different stages of the build and the quality of everything they did was amazing. On the opposite side of the coin, we went to D.R. Horton because we were torn between a model from them and one from LGI. It was the worst construction he has ever seen. The house we got from LGI Homes was already built and all ready to go. It's perfect and energy-efficient. We just wish certain that neighbors would keep their dog from barking at all hours of the night. Other than that, the neighborhood is cute and we like it.

LGI is veteran-friendly, being that I’m a US Marine. They used my VA loan in order to help purchase the home. I guess the overall location of where it is as far as like where it is from the schools, and I guess the selection of the house that we had. Arlene, the home consultant, was amazing, and so was Ricky and the other lady who did the closing. They were very professional. They made it easy for us to get our paperwork in there. I was at work majority of the time, so they, together with my wife, did an outstanding job. They got us in our home under a month. I don’t have any negative things to say about the quality of the house. The community is cool too. It’s very quiet and nice.

All the LGI Homes people were great to work with. I went with them for the price and it's also a new-construction home. The new home is very fine. It's good construction. But I want something for the backyard. In some construction homes, the backyard is finished. Maybe in other areas, they are doing the backyard. Also, the LGI Homes in different places have finished-construction basements. This home just make like the store. It’s not a basement.

Tour visit - I visited LGI last Sat with Grant in Spring Hills, TN. I had the worst experience in my life. I felt like I was a a used car lot, the customer service was horrible! I will never use LGI. Unprofessional!

I wanted to get a brand new home and they had a really good deal. My Realtor found the place and then we liked it when we first got there. We worked with Mariana and she was welcoming and she worked my needs. It’s a brand new community. But I would like for them to put more street lights. The whole neighborhood is dark. There’s no lights in the parking lot and there’s no lights in the common shared sidewalk with the houses. It’s all dark at night so it’s hard for people to find houses if they are trying to go over to your house at night. Walking along dark sidewalks is not welcoming. The amenities are good but they should install a pool somewhere. Overall, my experience was good from the beginning until the end.

LGI's rep did a good job. Whenever I had a question, he answered it. Going with them was a lengthy process but it was easy. However, now that I have my home, there are parts that I feel are a little cheap. The way that the island in my kitchen was put in was crooked. It wasn't finished. LGI's crew had to come back to put that in. Plus, there is one window that is cracked. While I know that LGI will come to fix it, I want everything to be in tiptop shape as a buyer. It seemed that LGI got the cheapest things they could get. I wouldn't be proud if I were the owner of the company. Still, I'm pleased with the house and overall, I have a nice neighborhood. Their rep is still in contact with me and he is checking to make sure everything is okay with the house I got.

At first, LGU Homes rep, Kyle came out a little strong and I talked to him about it. He knew the home was gonna be gone in a day and I thought he was pressuring me. But we got along very well and he had been with me through the whole process. He was very knowledgeable. Everybody from LGI Homes that I dealt with took a personal interest. They realized that I was eligible and that I was going to make sure that I got what was promised me. They were always open to take my calls and answer questions, e-mails and texts. The responses were always very quick. They worked really well with my team of mortgage lenders and insurance people, so the process for me was very smooth.

We drove in at LGI and they opened the door during COVID, so we got a one-on-one experience and it all went uphill from there. The purchase process was good. Right then and there, they showed us the best house on the block. They showed us the five-bedroom and then they showed us the four-bedroom and three-bedroom. We went with the five-bedroom and I'm satisfied with the purchase. They were in a contract with a mortgage company and they gave a $7,000 credit. It was all legit and there was no shady business. Everything was honest and did background checks on each other. It was a smooth process from going into the contract to closing.

LGI was within my price range and had the features I wanted. The guy that showed us around was very helpful. He answered all of our questions. But the process of getting my paperwork together for the loan company was a struggle. The house is nice and I'm satisfied with it. There were a few items that I requested to get fixed and I still haven't gotten them fixed yet. But overall, they did a good job with the quality of the house. I submitted three requests for the items to be fixed. I've also reached out to the property manager. He came by and looked at the request and he told us to go ahead and report it to the portal then he will have the service scheduled to fix it. But I still haven't heard anything. I'm a little bit disappointed with that part.

The combination of the price, the builder incentives, and the amount of home that we were getting for the money led us to choosing LGI Homes. We were shopping for a new home or an older build in the Sacramento area. We were looking at some new construction nearby, and I had seen an ad for LGI online. I said, "While we're out here, I wanna go over here and check these out.” When we found LGI, with what we could get for the same amount of money compared to what we could get in Sacramento at a used home, it just made so much more sense to go with a new one. We knew that when we moved in, we would have no problems, that we had the warranty on all of the construction. We’ll have a brand-new roof, furnace, all of that. No mold, too.

I was looking at houses in the Arlington area. I wasn't finding what I was looking for and the houses were being snapped up before I could even make a decision. My real estate agent put me in touch with Monica at LGI Homes and they did a financial comparison. I realized that was a better route to go. Monica was wonderful. She was my original rep. She called me weekly 'cause I purchased a home in December. But because of trying to get the building permits 'cause of the Coronavirus, I wasn't able to move in. But at any rate, she was wonderful. She kept me posted every week. If I had any questions and she wasn't available, she always got back to me, sometimes on the weekend. I've always been able to go to her. She got a promotion and she deserved it.

I was living in an apartment and I was tired of renting. I realized I can spend the same amount of money investing in a home. Half of my apartment was released and we were looking at preowned homes but they were just not in good condition. Also, if I buy that home, I was gonna be spending money on roof, appliances, flooring. So, we looked at new-build homes and LGI got our attention. If you get a new house, no one has lived in it before. You know the roof is gonna be fine for 10 years, and the appliances and the flooring are gonna be good, which was why we kinda chose new build. The house took five months and they actually got it four days before the closing date. The reps gave me updates a couple of weeks when my house was being done, so the communication was good.

Angie of the main LGI Homes office in the Presidential Glen was really helpful. She followed up, gave me updates, and explained everything to me. I like the home's location and that it's quiet. It was really a nice experience. I haven't gotten the chance to use the amenities because of the COVID-19 stuff going on, but it looks good. I can't wait to get over there, look around, and swim in the pool.

My friend bought a house from LGI Homes and referred me to them. I went over there and I talked to them. And they offered me a good plan to buy a house there. The rep was the greatest person. He explained how it works, and how everything goes. He also got a great attitude. I'd have liked them to have set up the Wi-Fi lines before we move in. They should get everything ready set up for the new home buyers to move in. But the home is great and I love it. My favorite is having the garage. Everybody in the community is friendly. I’ve been telling my friends about LGI Homes.

I have been house hunting and it was getting a little aggravating ‘cause we’ll see a house and before we put a bid on it, somebody already took it. Joshua was the rep that when I got to the LGI Homes office. He explained to us the process, and it seemed so simplified that I found it hard to believe. Then he showed us the property, punched the numbers in front of us and let us talk in private. We made a decision to go forward with it.

I was living in an apartment and we wanted to buy a new five-bedroom home. I heard about LGI and I came to do the interview. The reps were friendly, and they welcomed us and listened. It’s the first time we bought a home and the quality of the build is good. We got the five bedrooms and the three bathrooms. But they explained that it’s only four and a half bedrooms and there are three bathrooms.

A co-worker told me about LGI Homes and I called them. Dealing with my reps was quick and easy. They told me exactly how things would be and things were not really customizable. The home I got has been straight so far. However, LGI could have fixed my cabinet which was messed up. It looked like somebody took a big bite out of it.

I was initially looking over at KB Homes and they were like, “Prices start here,” but then they have 30,000 extra in upgrades if you want specific things. LGI was in the same neighborhood and I went to them. One thing I really liked is the fact I didn’t really have options to choose from. It was kind of explained to me how you buy everything in bulk. You kinda get like the cookie-cutter house with everything being the same on the inside but it saves costs.

I went online and looked LGI Homes up and then found out where they were located. The next time I was down in North Carolina, I stopped in and Sam showed me the various models. We looked at a lot that I liked and that was it. As far as the build of the house, I got what I paid for. I didn't expect any more than that. I'm 75 and at this time of my life, I wasn't concerned about it lasting for 20 or 30 years. I just want something that was economical. It allowed me to buy without acquiring any debt.

We pulled out of our contract with this other builder 'cause the building quality that they were doing was not where we wanted it to be. Then the house that LGI Homes had, the close dates were conducive and worked into our schedule so we went with them. Their home consultant was okay. I bought a lot of houses and LGI Homes could have been more interactive. They were a little less interactive with keeping in touch with what was going on. The mortgage person from the other builder was a lot more interactive and kept us informed. We really didn't get that from LGI Home's lender.

Tina, our home consultant was good. I asked them how the house comes as far as blinds, screens and glass doors and she informed me to go to the website. When I went to the website, the website didn't say anything. There are only blinds on the first two rooms and there's no screen in the sliding door. It was something that I wish I knew. They pride themself on being affordable. By affordable it means that there are some things they don't do by not putting blinds on all the rooms and by not putting up a peephole. They were saying a lot of the new doors don't come with peepholes and they have to be custom-made.

We tried to use LGI Homes way back when and had a bad experience. We went with somebody else instead. Now, we're in a different area and we decided to try them again. This time, the rep we got was wonderful. From top to bottom, this was the easiest home we've ever bought. LGI had professional and nice people who were very willing to help us. They answered all our questions in a timely manner. They were all working as a team and I was very comfortable going through their process. They went above and beyond.

Everything worked great. Everything went as planned in order from start to finish. I worked with a Realtor and the LGI lady that worked there. So it went very smoothly. They were very nice and very helpful. The quality of the home is really good. I really love it. I like the community. It's very quiet and the neighbors are friendly. The only thing about the home is that I was trying to fix things that when I went to the walkthrough but they haven't done anything yet. The outside of the home is not painted evenly. I noticed it and people that come over to my home noticed it as well. I'm waiting for them to see if they can come in and do a little touch up with paint and fixing a couple of things like the drawers. They won't close correctly and they get jammed. Also, the floor had a crack and my daughter's toilet has a crack on each side on the floor.

I was looking for a new, single-story house and there were several companies that were building those houses. We went and looked at three of them. I saw a housing development on Zillow and found out that it was LGI. We looked at a lot and the house that we like was gonna be built on the lot but we didn't like the lot. We walked away and started looking at existing houses in another area of town.

I got LGI Horse Estates through my mailer. I spoke to the rep who was very nice but it was just too far. Then I looked at their Forney home and I talked to a couple of guys there and they were really nice too. Then Shady Oaks came up. I went online and called them. My final salesman was Maurell and he was great. When I agreed on the location, the process went pretty fast and I was moved in within two weeks.

I had problems getting approved with the other companies and decided to go with LGI Homes. Malik, the rep, was all good and went above his duties. The community is quiet and I love my new home, which is spacious. It’s great.

A new-build got a structural warranty of not having to worry about all the stuff I might have to fix when I bought a new house. The home consultant was always pretty good about answering my phone calls. The only issue I ever had was with the mortgage lender who I tend to never get ahold of. But that doesn’t really do much for him so he was fine. The house has good quality and the community itself looks nice.

I saw them on Facebook and they had had a first-time buyers sign. I never bought a house so it made me go that route. They helped me out with a lot. I love the quality of the house. The community is pretty nice. It’s still ain’t full yet. But everything has been going good.

I was looking for a rental or buying and I found LGI in Craigslist. I liked the neighborhood and the area, and they were the ones building there. During the building process, the reps were on time but the brand-new house wasn’t built right. We did the walk-around before I closed and we marked all the issues. Then, when they fixed them, they were very dirty and everything had to be cleaned. When they framed a bunch of stuff or when they put the drywall on, it was not straight. You could see some beams that were quite bent. I’m not sure why it didn't occur to the person that put the drywall in the first place that it was not straight at all. You can tell that it was built quickly and with not much attention to detail. There’s also a piece of roof in the back that they're gonna come back to fix because it’s really out of whack.

I thought it was gonna be zero down, but it turned out, it wasn’t. But everything was good when I dealt with the consultant. In terms of the quality of the home, everything seems pretty good.

LGI was just something I looked up one day a couple of years ago and they popped up. I visited it and saw what they had to offer. I wasn’t able to do it at that time, but they gave me the guidelines of what to do to come back and get a house. So, I did what I had to do. I fixed my credit up as much as possible and they gave me an opportunity and it was awesome. I’m blessed, especially in this time, to have a home.

LGI Homes' rep spent time talking to you and explained stuff to you. He went everything over and over and asked questions. He didn’t mind going back over some stuff and telling you how it goes and how it runs. I went with a new build so I wouldn't have to do a lot of repairs going in. The quality is good.

It been awesome with LGI Homes. We moved into our new house over a month ago now and we're so happy. My dad who's in another state sent me an email that there were new homes in our area in Florida for a pretty good price. We went to the LGI Homes office to check it out and we didn't even know it was going to be a possibility. I was like, "Wait. So we can actually get a new house?"

We did a walkthrough of an already built townhome unit that they had. I enjoyed the area and I liked the property and the construction design. So it seemed like a good fit for me. They're still doing some constructions in the community, but it's nice to see that they're still building up and adding to it. I enjoyed the amenities. The lack of customization was something different, but at the same time, there wasn’t anything that I wasn’t getting that I wanted. So anything that I want to customize or add, I'll just gonna do that down the road. But it wasn’t a dealbreaker for me. In some places or builders, to add customization was gonna be an upcharge. So for what I was getting for the price, it was still a good deal.

I like the LGI Homes sales rep. He was quick to get back to me on any question that I had. This is my first house and when I got the papers, I didn't understand, but he helped me a lot. I didn't know how to make a payment because when I make a payment, I prefer to make it online. I called the guy and asked if he could help me with that. He said to come and he'd help me.

My loan officer that I worked with was super awesome. The guy that sold me the house was Casey and he was a gentleman. I came in and saw Casey one day and I told him what I wanted and needed and then he showed me some floor plans. I filled out some paperwork and after that, I came back in and gave the loan officer all the stuff she needed. I put down my earnest money and then came and sign for my house. The process was super smooth. It was everything they said it was gonna be. There was no surprises and they got me to close almost a month before I was supposed to originally. I love the quality of the build and I like the community. I love my new house. It made my life way better.

LGI does a great job. They have very good and personable people. My second language is English and my first language is Spanish and I understand everything they say. The home consultant, Kevin, took the time to explain better and everything that I can't understand. His attitude and his emotions stood out. He personally helped me out and he explained everything that I have to do step by step. They would call me every week and they would send a letter or text. They do everything I say. I’m also very satisfied with the amenities. I feel comfortable and safe. It's exactly what I was looking for and what I expected.

We've been looking for a home for years. We looked into Lennar and the Ranch model homes and into KB. There was nothing that really popped out at us as far as the amenities that go along with it. But our experience with LGI has been amazing. The pricing for us was reasonable. It's expensive 'cause it's brand new but it's in our comfort zone.

It went great with LGI Homes. One thing that kind of slowed us down was there was a delay in the handling of certain paperwork. We were asked for banking information or bank statements three times. It was a little frustrating and it slowed the process down by a couple of days. But everything went smoothly so it was all good. It was a quick process, especially with everything going on. Also, for the price that we got this home and how it is overall, it was a great value. Especially with the location, it’s very quiet and we’re very close to grocery stores and things like that. And it’s a very nice-sized home. Everything is in great condition and you can’t beat the fact that it’s brand-new.

The buying process was pretty seamless. Based on the design of the home I chose, I was given the estimated closing time. There was another model that had an earlier closing date compared to the original home I chose. The person selling the home gave me the option and said, “This home is the exact same model and it’s gonna close sooner. Do you wanna just go ahead and purchase this home?” I thought it was great and I liked it.

My roommate and I saw something in the internet and we tried it because we were planning to move in a house. So, we took the opportunity. The rep who sold me the house was a good person. The home is bare now and we have a big space but everything has been good.

We were looking at homes and LGI just happened to have homes in the area that we were looking in. We were his first sale ever for our sales consultant and he was very unsure of himself. He couldn’t answer most of our questions. It wasn’t enjoyable having someone who was their first sale walking us through everything. It did not flow easily and it just wasn’t the best. They really should have had someone with him to walk him through the process. I had to make sure that he was giving me the right information by going above his head. Our Realtor and I switched over to speaking to or emailing the manager. He was much more thorough and definitely knew what he was doing.

We were online looking through HAR and we came upon LGI Homes. We went with them because of their location and our price range. The home consultant we dealt with was very professional and nice. It was a great experience. We, however, did not like when we were on the grand opening. My wife's dad was our realtor, so he was going to give us his commission to help put down on the house. The loan officer did not tell us that he could not use it at the time. She did not tell us until after we had signed all the paperwork. Nevertheless, the quality of our home is good. The kitchen is good. But, right now, the backyard is caving in and we don't like that. They didn't pack in the yard too good. They have come out once, but then it caved in again. We are waiting on a response.

I like everything about our LGI home. When we first moved up here, we thought we were just going to get a condo or a townhouse, but that was not going very well. We weren't finding what we liked. It was a combination of floor plan and space, and we're so used to having a home in Texas. When I drove into the complex, and I was driving through all this country and really nice residences with big yards and enormous trees, I liked the whole package. Once I drove into it and it went from the country into this small complex, I was like, "Oh my gosh. Can I even get this?"

I worked with Brittany and she was very friendly. I chose LGI Homes for the price and the location, and the process took a month including closing. The build is great and I like the community that I live in now.

After I went on Craigslist and sent my wife a link, she went on there, made an appointment with LGI, and spoke to a guy named Dee. LGI called me and told me to come so we could fill out some paperwork. Everything was done from there and we got approved for a new home. Things were done in close to a month and I like the way they did everything. The rep helped and tried to make sure we were getting a home. LGI's guys are definitely good people. I've told my family about them.

LGI Homes is a good company. It was my daughter’s idea to go with them and it went well. My daughter was in the category to get a grant on the county, and she put together a book that had everything that a loan officer needed, so things went quickly. From start to finish, it was a month and a half. We had an inspector come in, and he said the home was built really well. That put us at ease about the home and I was encouraged by his thoughts. However, LGI only put blinds in the front of the home and we only had one window with blinds. We had to purchase blinds. We called the manufacturer of the blinds and they wanted $500. We got them for 250.

I'm having problems with the build of the house. The water tank was leaking in the garage. Little spiders were coming up in the shower in the master bedroom. Garbage disposal stopped working. I also didn’t have hot water for three days. So, for the one wall, they had to tear it out to rebuild the shower and fix the hot water tank. The purchasing process was nice. But just signing papers, they forgot some of it. I had to go back and sign them and so there was a lot going on. I won’t recommend.

There are more incentives that go with a new build. You know that at least you’re not going to start repairing things when you get in, there's a warranty that it comes with, and also knowing that you are the one who is actually starting off in this new building is also a good thing. Our home consultant from LGI, Daniel, is excellent. He’s attentive and I feel like he was listening to my needs and what I was wanting, and he was working towards that.

My mom was helping me look for a house and stumbled across LGI. We set an appointment and when we did the walkthrough, everything seemed okay. I like the fact that the house we looked at was spacious. The kitchen has a marble top and I really like that. The pantry is big too. It's for me and my growing family and what had sold me was the loft that was upstairs. It gives the kids an extra playroom, so they're not tearing stuff up downstairs. That’s the best thing. I really like the loft and then the process was quick. My process wasn't the best though. It was the first house I looked at and I didn't get to look around. I had a couple of hiccups in the road with the customer service and at one point, I wanted to back out and they were rude about it. I felt forced into the home that I’m in, but at the end of the day, I like it, so it all worked out.

LGI really helped me through the purchasing process. They explained everything very well and everything was good. But now that I've started working in the house, I found a couple of mistakes. They didn’t pay attention to a lot of details, like perhaps when they put the cement, they didn’t do a very good job. They also forgot to cover the gutters. The water goes through outside to the yard, not straight to the tank. There are some small little things but not many. Other than that, the property and the area are fine. Everything is good. My family is happy and I’m happy with the house.

The community is nice and the build is energy-efficient and high-quality. I wanted a new home where everything is new as opposed to an older home and I felt very comfortable working with Bobby at LGI Homes. He did a phenomenal job. He was caring for the most part. The people at LGI actually cared about me, what I was looking for and what I was trying to accomplish. They also answered any questions that I had on the spot and didn't hesitate.

LGI Homes gave us the opportunity to purchase a home, and the steps were easy. They worked with us. We were already in the new home in less than a month, so we liked the way they worked with people. They totally help them to purchase the home, so my husband is very pleased with them. We like the quality of the build. The community is quiet and we like it too. It is very nice and clean. We don’t children but we have grandchildren, and they come to the house and they spend overnight. They have a park very close and they love to go there. We enjoyed our neighborhood. I travel from my job to the house, and it’s a straight highway, so it does not take a long time. It is very good. We are very happy.

I like the style and the price of a new build LGI home. The consultant, Maria, was good. She helped me a lot. However, I wanna complain about the loan officer, the one that's making deal with LGI. I tried to do the loan with her and she said I had to come up with 50% down money. Then she said that I was not qualified for the loan. The other loan officer from somewhere else could do it for me. Then I have some problems with the carpet. There’s a lot of nails that its tips just stick out. My kid was running around and he got hit by that. He got bleeding. I’m about to report it. We just moved in. But the amenities are good. Our new home is like a place for everybody living together. It’s nice with everybody there.

I've owned older homes in the past, and with newer homes, you don't have to worry about that much maintenance. I got one form LGI Homes. My home consultant, Roger, was great. He knows his business. He said he's been working with LGI for 14 years, and he's been in this location for that long. So, he knows the homes and what he's doing. He's very familiar with the location.

I lived nearby LGI Homes I liked the house's location. Michael, the sales rep, promised a rose garden. The estimated time was right. Michael said that there won't be blue tape. So before I moved in, I thought there won't be blue tape. But I went in a week before and I saw the blue tape and the things that didn't have a blue tape that I reported were not fixed. And then I moved in because it was closing. So I have a work order now. And because of the COVID-19, the work order is taking a while. I'm not on top of any list because it's only for emergency, which I understand. But when someone says, "Oh, no, we're known to have like nothing wrong with the home." Besides that, he was awesome, but it wasn't what I was promised. One of the air conditioning vents wasn't taped around it. It's all open on one side. That is not cost-efficient.

I have had my house for 3 years and it just looks like it will all break down in the next 2 years. I started having water damage after being there for 2 years each time it rained. I contacted them and they said the house was no longer under warranty but told me the paint needed to be replaced to stop the damage. How come just after 2 year? I paid to fix that part as I had too and again this year, I am having same issue with another side of my house and been told, it may be the window this time. I have no clue how they built these houses that gives you nothing but issue and they are not responsible for it. A brand new house should not have this much issue within 3 years and they feel, it is not their responsibility. It may not be but it is then just very cheaply built leaving you with higher repair cost in the long run.

LGI's reps are all really nice and respectful. I worked with Doc and if I wasn’t so cranky, I probably would have gotten along with him better. He was right on things and when I have concerns, the response time was almost immediate each time. However, in our home, when my husband shuts the downstairs door, the upstairs would rattle. Also, we have a socket on our kitchen wall that is not working. While things have been good in LGI's neighborhood, the biggest downfall is people parking on the sidewalk which could have been in my yard. Also, we don't have a lot of neighbors.

I was looking for something newer and I stumbled upon LGI. It seemed like a good deal to go with. They were the first new builder I looked at and at the time, it looked good. There was one guy who came and did the open and paperwork, and then the other guy was at the closing because of the way this Coronavirus thing is going. They both did the best they could do and it was a smooth process on some of the things. The closing day didn't go as well but I started early March and then, I closed at the end of March. So, that was not too bad.

LGI's location is convenient. It's near where I work. Also, I looked at a house that was fully furnished by somebody and it looked really good. When I looked at an unfurnished one, I found it really good too. I got one and their rep, Jeremy, was great. Everybody at the office was helping me out. My Realtor did a really good job of helping me find the place. So far, it has been a good quality house. I like the layout and all of the bedrooms seem right. It has a lot of the conveniences as opposed to other houses I've looked at. I like how LGI was able to get around some modern improvements.

We were looking for a home and we were working with Realtors. We had gone to a few homes to see them. We were asking about newer homes and the realtors said a lot of them were out of our price range. They were a bit more pricey. But I just went online and I looked up new developments and started searching through, and I found LGI Homes' number. The first person I called was Willis and he set up an appointment right away. He was amazing. He said there were some homes that could be available in their development that we bought in.

Updated on 4/17/2020: After my initial review someone locally came out to my property and is now refusing to replace the sod that they ripped up that I had purchased. $500 worth of sod that I put down after it was recommended that I buy it and now I have nothing but a muddy back yard with no grass. Tire marks and mud from heavy equipment. LGI does not care about you or your home buying experience; they will take your money and turn their backs.

Our sales agent was Emily and she was a really nice person. I asked a fair decent amount of questions and she was there. Even now, she’s there. Whenever I need her, I just call on her cellphone or text her. So, it’s been okay. There were so much paperwork involved. But other than that, the process was pretty good. I like the quality of the home so far. I just need them to come out and look at my front porch. I don’t know if the light bulb is out or it shorted, but it’s so high up. I don’t have a ladder right now to go up there and try to change it. But other than that, I’m happy with it.

I was looking on the internet for renting a house and one of the Realtors called me and explained that LGI was building a home. She made me come over the site and then she explained everything. I wasn’t so sure at the moment. She convinced me to apply for the loan and we started the process. My credit wasn’t perfect so we worked it out. She told me to apply for a credit card, which I did. She was monitoring the points with me and she was calling me and texting me saying that she was just waiting for me to do my part. She was above and beyond.

Zero money down was the winner for me at LGI. I went with them and everybody there was really nice. They followed up and never left me in the dark if I had any questions. Any time we were leery about stuff, they were always there to reassure us. At the same time, they weren't pushy. If I wasn't comfortable with something, they were just really helpful. Being in my LGI home is the best possible situation I could be in. I love the layout and how open it is. The master bedroom is amazing. They did a really good job with the floor plan that we selected.

Everyone at LGI Homes was great. It was a lot of paperwork, a lot of running around, but we got it done. They were also right there whenever I called, emailed or texted. They responded back right away. Overall, we love the quality of the build. We know there are a few deficiencies but they said they would take care of it. They were very helpful. They didn't make it stressful for me at all. They’ve kept a positive attitude about it.

The home consultant of LGI Homes was good and the quality of the build so far is good too. We have a few things that need to be touched up, and I spoke with the builder with our walkthrough before we closed on the house. But, with the virus, it hasn’t been able to be fixed yet, so I’m hoping that will happen soon.

I saw some brochures and things online about LGI. This is one of the areas that’s promising because Atlanta is on the rise of growing or nearby. So, that will make it stand out. I’m a first-time home buyer and was looking at buying a forever home, which is something I can see my kids have. Joe, the manager, was good and there was another guy. I was given referrals based on what type of loan I was applying for, me being a veteran. I liked the fact that I was taken care of. That was very good. The rep was attentive, and worked with me on getting things. We went online to get whatever we needed to get but I was recommended to go in person as well. I like the quality of the service and it didn’t cost that much for me to put down. 1,000 wasn't bad.

I was moving and I wasn't looking to buy a home. I was going rent to own because I felt I had some credit problems. But I spoke with Jumani from LGI and he explained everything to me. From what I was informed by other people was totally different. They saw everything through that I needed to do so I stuck with LGI because it was like I was working with people that I've known for years and they worked so well for me. We have a relationship.

I went to LGI a year back and spoke with a gentleman who told me ways to improve my credit. I took the time to do that, came back and went with them. Picking out my home was very simple and straightforward. LGI helped me throughout the way. My rep, Ronny, communicated with me throughout the process. He was calling me up, texting me and keeping me informed. He told me not to stress as with the loan, things take a while. Now, I love being in my LGI home. We're still working on our backyard but the dining area has been homey for me, my wife and my kids. My wife loves the home.

We like the models of the houses of LGI Homes. It was a good experience with LGI Homes. It was just so easy from the beginning, choosing the models of the house that we wanted, to the financial part and getting all the paperwork in. They were really professional. They explained everything and were upfront. And this is our first home, so everything just went smooth and it was no hassle at all. To me, it seemed too good to be true in some parts, but it happened, and I’m really happy with it. The quality of the build so far is good. I like everything about it. I like how there are some smart features of it. I also like the material. It looks good. It’s not just like cheap material. The community that we live in seems quiet as well and it’s pretty nice.

BEWARE!!! I would give 0 ⭐️ if possible. I purchased my home just 2 years ago and my roof is defective! I have contacted several branches of LGI including construction management, Warranty department and the sales office directly. They have all refused to help. When I purchased the house I was told that my roof had a 10 year warranty. NOT TRUE. The 2/10 warranty is basically a joke. The only thing it covers is if my house foundation splits in two.

My wife and I are a young couple currently in the market for a new house. We visited a new development by LGI, simply to look at the inside of one of the homes we were interested in. I told the agent there we weren't interested in purchasing anything that day. Before we could ever look inside the house, we had to go through our finances with one of their agents and listen to a pitch about their company that lasted somewhere between 90 minutes and 2 hours. I tried to look past it and think of it as just a salesman doing his job.

BAD experience from LGI homes at the Village of Granite Quarry! They can treat you any way they want - take your earnest money with no concern at all - and sell the house to the next person - no matter how they’ve done the transaction - because it’s covered in writing. They are solid about answering ALL of your questions at first, but their tune changes later. Example - I tell the sales rep that I have a home already and that it will probably be 10% down, which is not something I’m interested in, and he says, “We’ll get it down as close to zero, it won’t be much more”….Has me sign papers FIRST, then go to the loan officer. The loan officer says the same thing - about 19k down - you’ve already been roped in.

Be VERY careful! They are very good at using tricky, deceitful wording when they are trying to sell you a home. Every month, something new pops up. For example, I was told that the HOA fees would be covered by LGI for the first year. Surprise! I got a bill in the mail from the HOA. But, wait. I thought LGI assured me that they would cover the HOA fee for the entire year? Wrong. They meant for the 2019 year. Guess when I signed my papers? December 27th, 2019. So they only covered THREE days of the HOA. Another funny thing, I was out of town for the holidays and wouldn't have been able to sign my papers until I returned on January 2nd; I didn't move into the home until January 3rd/4th because I didn't get back into town until January 2nd.

LGI's people gave me a good deal. The reps explained everything to me. Any questions I had, they answered. When I called, they were always courteous. They covered the warranty they volunteered for 10 years. Plus, I like the house they were offering. The living area is just the right size and it's of good quality. While I wish the tiles and the refrigerator were different, everything else is fine. The neighbors are very quiet too. Working with LGI was a great experience and I would recommend them to anyone.

My grandson who has an LGI whom told me about them. I worked with a rep from LGI and he was excellent. He was very calm and he explained everything very well. So, I made a connection with him. The build I got from them is of excellent quality.

Working with LGI's rep was a very nice experience. However, I had a few details in the house I got from them that I wanted to bring up to par. There was paint on my stairwell, paint in my sink and other things that were dirty and dusty. Some corners had cracks in them and they needed to have paint. There also needed to be caulking at the bottom of my shower for that to be up to par. LGI said that those would be ready when it was time to move in. But then, they did not have it together. I had tape near my shower too and the tape is still there. Other than that little bit, everything else about the purchase process was pretty straightforward. LGI has been very informative and truthful too about what's going on in the surrounding areas.