LGI Homes Reviews

I am a review reader and I've read quite some good things about LGI and through hearsay. Of course, there's going to be bad reviews as well as good reviews but I weed them out. I saw some of LGI's properties online and I clicked a button that said I was interested in getting more information. Elder, the rep, reached out to me and he was awesome. He was the biggest help. He invited us to come in and he set us an appointment. We went to talk to him one Sunday and he let us know how possible it was to fulfill our dream of owning a home. We went in with the idea that credit is everything, but he let us know that that was not the case. As long as we qualified according to their guidelines, he said he was going to put us in a home and that's exactly what he did. He literally held our hands through the whole process even when we were freaking out. He was absolutely amazing. He was the best rep and I'd recommend anyone to him.

LGI Homes is a good builder with a good price point. I liked how streamlined everything was. The process was easy and from the time I looked at the house to the time we closed, it was 30 days. In the VA loan, that's unheard of. They did a great job. They have a friendly environment too. Our home consultant Marty was personable, as well as knowledgeable about the homes. We're getting everything together now so we can move in and so far, the build seems great. We're really happy.

There's no gutter and no drains at my new house from LGI Homes so that's an issue. I just have to do it myself now. I work in construction so I'm able to go in and fix stuff easy without making a big fuss about it. When I put up my ceiling fan the box was hanging out of the ceiling so I can see them rushing to turn that house over. Also the biggest thing that I'm upset about is the dining room area. The vent for the HVAC is in the location where the lights should be. So now I can't really get my table. The light and the vent should've been swapped. The light and the vent looks bad. It's just driving me crazy that I can't do anything about it.

I liked the LGI Homes incentives and everything you get with the house is A1. And the people that I was working with were real good. The rep was funny, and he explained everything to a T which was perfect. They had me at the right time and in the right area. The house itself was nice too, and it's a good home. Everything was great.

My mother-in-law had an appointment with LGI Homes and she invited us to tag along. We went in on a Saturday about 4 o' clock. We met with our salesman, Fred, for the first time and he walked us through the entire neighborhood, showed us all the different houses and the different floor plans, and gave us brief pricing on each one. Then he sat us down, ran my father-in-law's credit and my husband's credit to figure out, more or less, which price range we would fit in. Then he started narrowing down the floor plans that we would be more than likely qualified for and he told us about how much we would have to put down. He was very knowledgeable. We would ask really random questions and he somehow knew the answers. And if he didn't know the answer, he would ask for a minute and find out the answer.

We showed up at LGI Homes and everybody there was nice, friendly and informative. They went over the process and explained everything, and then we filled out some paperwork. Then we went and looked at the houses, and we decided on which one we wanted. The one we went with was a new house, but they had it already built and they were selling it brand new. They have a good process at LGI. Our home consultant, Gabe, walked us through everything well and informed us of how to process our home purchase. Also, the lady rep, Marlene, was awesome and she helped us a lot through the whole process of doing the loan.

I bought a new house from LGI Homes and the home consultant was excellent. He helped me out and made it really easy. He wasn't going to let me leave without a talk on a house. Any question I had he answered it. He's very knowledgeable and if he didn't know he got on the phone and found the answer himself. He was going to sell me on it one way or another. The quality of the build was done good. And the house is in a nice community. But there's grass in the backyard so I need to start clipping some grass in the backyard

I liked the homes that LGI was building and I've heard really good information about them. One of my good friends bought a house from LGI and I'm at his house every Sunday so I've gotten a feel for it. The way he told me about the process, they made it so easy and everybody was so nice and courteous. There's also the warranty and the fact that the home is new and I don’t have to worry about certain things for a few years.

I was very familiar with LGI since I started working for my dad in construction. Overall, I just fell in love with it and the style of the home. I was very comfortable working with their people. They did a great job and they helped me through everything. They gave me advice and provided me with all the information. Everything about the house is in great condition. But there are some minor stuff like some spots and cracks in the garage. Also, there is no one who lives in the community yet but it's quiet.

My parents met with the LGI consultant that we worked with first and we stayed with him throughout the entire process. His name is Mark and he was very helpful with everything. He didn’t try to smooth talk anything. He just gave us the opportunity to browse and do what we wanted to do when it came to looking at the houses. And he gave us the information that we needed when we asked for it. We needed a little more communication to see where we were at on things to keep us updated, but he was great.

We purchased with LGI and the experience was not bad but not so great. The sales rep was very uninformative. At one point we asked for the sq ft for each room and she told us they are hand built so they can change from house to house. Seeing as though each house is hand built we asked her to check but never got an answer. This was pretty much how the whole home purchase process went. Our sales rep never really kept us informed or had any answers. Each Thursday we were suppose to get an update on the house progress which pretty much only happened if we drove out and inquired ourselves or spoke to her boss. Then the call would be made usually at 8 pm at night.

I had a good experience with LGI and I'm enjoying my home right now. I was looking for a home back in December. I saw some free manual homes, so I called my real estate agent to follow me down there so we could check out some homes and that was when we saw there was a new construction that was really going on there. We decided to stop at the LGI office and then I talked to them.

I didn't want to deal with all the maintenance on the old house and LGI Homes was a little more affordable in price, compared to other builders. Ricki was the lady at the office and I was comfortable enough working with her. Travis was with the loan depot and he did the job. They had an answer for every question, so that was good. It was quick too. They would respond within the day. I just moved in and they have a park in the community. But there were some little things that I didn't like about the build of the house. The framing wasn't that straight. As soon as we started painting, I could see that some of the corners were crooked and then I may see some pieces of baseboard. Even one of the drywallers didn't do his job right. I could see big lines there in the texture and the work was a little sloppy. But the house is okay overall.

I purchased a brand new LGI home and they provided really good service. They were very pleasant, informative and helpful during the whole process. It was zero cash down with the lender that they offered and that was another plus. My consultant was Dexter and he was really good about checking with me every day to make sure everything was right with the process. If I had any questions, he was very open to answering anything that I had. I was extremely comfortable working with him. There were minor things that were found during the inspection but other than that, I don't have any complaints about the overall build. I really like the neighborhood, peaceful and very quiet. And I like the fact that they’re building a new park out there. That’ll be exciting.

My mom was looking through the homes at LGI and having no down payment was a big determining factor. The rep Roger was very friendly and inviting. He helped us a lot throughout the process and was motivated to get us in our home. He was also very knowledgeable, and if he didn’t know the answer, he was able to get it from someone else. We felt comfortable working with him. We just moved in today and we love our home so far. Everything’s going pretty well. I didn’t think it was possible for us to get a home, but we did and we’re very happy.

We were driving around and looking at subdivisions. There were two home builders in one of the subdivisions and LGI Homes was the first one we came to. The home consultant was very good and we liked him. He showed us what he had available and we picked what we wanted. He really was a big help to us in the process of buying a home, like the financing, and he was knowledgeable about all of that. We appreciated our salesman and the staff. Also, the whole process was very smooth and as far as I can tell, the build is very good. But the appliances are very low scale and inadequate. I would have liked to see them offer better quality appliances. But I think we're gonna like the community. It looks very nice and we like the size of the lot which was the big reason we chose there.

A friend of mine lives in an LGI home in Jarell, Texas. We went with LGI too as we liked their price and everything was pretty smooth with their consultant, Amber. She checked and informed us of what she's doing. The communication was good and she wasn’t too pushy. She knew her facts pretty well and knew how the process worked so I felt comfortable working with her. I wouldn’t work with anybody else.

I'd recommend LGI Homes. I bought a pre-built new home from them and they were very quick. I went and looked at the home, put an offer in it, and before 30 days were up, we were closed. And by 30 days, we were moving in. Josh, the sales rep, was a great young man. He took care of all of our questions. He was very courteous, cordial and just very good all around. Stella also handled all the paperwork for applying for the loans and all else there. It's been a very pleasant experience overall.

I saw a bunch of homes and liked the build and look of LGI's. I also liked the location -- more bang for your buck. I went through my realtor, who told me about them, and she acted as the liaison. The furnishings, however, could have been a bit better. Also, they had to really push for me on some items that I was left in the loop with them. They gave me some feedback which they could have done some specific items better, but it hasn't impacted me yet. If there's gonna be anything with a new build it's gonna be remaining. So, as long as they are able to address those, I will be happy.

We were looking around for a different place to live and one day I typed in "houses for sale" and I came across the LGI website. I looked at some floor plans and I liked the layout and the way they built their houses. I knew there wouldn’t be any problems with them since they're new compared to the older homes. Charlotte was the saleslady that showed us the house. She treated me like one of her kids and she wasn’t pushy. She gave her advice and let us know, number wise, what we would pay in rent compared to what we would pay for actually buying the house. She did a really good job at that part and she made everything go really easy.

When I was at my apartment I received a flyer that listed the housing and then after we got to LGI Homes we found that it wasn’t exactly what the flyer said. But it was still around the price range we’re already paying so it was okay. Even though the home consultants have to be professional they put on the persona that they kind of care. They figured it was our first time and they kept us guided through the process.

I purchased a built house from LGI Homes, where I work, for one month now. The sales rep was professional. The quality of work was very nice but we had some cabinet work and flooring re-done. Our community is very nice and our neighbors are good. We are very blessed to have it. LGI Homes is a good place to work and it builds a good home.

I liked the location of the LGI homes and my son lives about half a mile from there. LGI was the first company I went to and they treated me well so I continued doing it with them. Also, I didn't like an old house because I would have to fix everything up. With a new home, everything was good. Anya was the girl who filled the paperwork and she was really friendly and she did everything that she could to get the home for us. So far, I moved a bed in the new home but I haven't moved in yet. I have to wait at where I'm at until the 14th of next month. But the LGI community seems pretty nice and everything has worked pretty well.

We were living with our daughter who lives in Katy and I was looking for a house. We were driving and we find out about the new subdivision being built and we stopped by. The whole crew in LGI were very friendly and the home consultant was wonderful. I like them. But the built could have been a little better because there’s a bunch of mistakes. The quality of workers was not very professional. I’m a contractor and I know how to pour concrete and the way they finished the concrete, from 1 to 10, is like a 5 for me. But I understand. There are different contractors. The other thing I don’t like is my wife and I noticed that they planted a dead tree. It looked like it was lying on the floor for a long time and they planted it in my house. Also, there were not many blinds, no ceiling fans, and no gutters.

LGI Homes was building in the neighborhood we were looking at. We loved the neighborhood and the spacing of the lot was really a big part of it. The sales rep was absolutely phenomenal. She was professional, answered any questions that we would ever ask and was always very courteous. When we had our kids with us, she would interact with them perfectly. We had a very good experience with her.

We bought a house for my mom where she was the one who picked it out. She is moving in next week. We met with the realtor there at the LGI Homes office and it was good. Working with them was fine and we did not have any problems. The quality of the house is okay and the community is fine. However, they could have paid a little bit more attention to some details. But, that's normal when you put up houses that fast.

I happened to get lucky when I first bumped into LGI Homes and I'm glad that I did. I saw some of their homes on site and they were nice. The house I bought was pre-built and I like all its features. Also, the sales rep was cool. He was really nice and he helped me out. On the first day, he had to pre-qualify, so he made sure of what I was eligible for first. Then, he took me to a couple of different houses, which was a lot better than going to see a house and then getting disappointed if I didn't meet all the criteria for it. They're still doing a lot of construction from where I'm at and I haven't met a lot of my neighbors yet, but it seems to be a quiet neighborhood right now.

My dad and I were just looking along and LGI seems to be more affordable. They were able to help pay for the closing cost unlike other builders like Lena where you have to come up with your own money. Nick was really kind. He was willing to listen, very helpful, very detailed, gave us the information that we needed and he just made the sales a lot easier. I let him know exactly what I was looking for, specification and stuff that we really wanted. They have Amelia, Bokeelia, Estero and the Captiva and we went with the Bokeelia because it has the specification and stuff that we wanted. I did my research on what I wanted, so it was very easy for him to help us.

Work with LGI Homes was the best experience I have while home searching. Christian ** is the Crestridge Manager, he has the best energy and knowledge. Thank you for your time and professional communication skills Christian. Crestridge in Groveland FL is a Beautiful community and the homes have outstanding quality. I can't believe the price point in so low, for a 3 bedroom 2 bath brand new home. My family and I can not wait to move in. Thank you again Christian and his Crestridge team.

Buying from these crooks was one of the biggest mistakes we've ever made. They reeled us in by being absolutely awesome during the buying process. They bent over backwards to help us get what we needed. However, things fell apart when it came to closing. Our paperwork got messed up (not LGI's fault) and our closing date got pushed back three weeks. It's good this happened because our house wasn't finished being built (like it didn't have carpet or internal doors)!! They were still doing last minute final touches while we were doing our pre-closing walkthrough! We also pointed out various issues during this walkthrough that took us months to get corrected.

The house we purchased at LGI Homes was already here, but it's brand new and like the quality of its build. Plus our community is very quiet. Our sales rep Brad was awesome. He was straightforward and he helped me all the way through.

The guy who was helping me repair my credit had told me that LGI can help with my credit. He referred me to my salesman who was helpful. He did everything he could and he would always communicate as soon as possible. But the loan officer took a long time and I wish they can communicate a lot better. Otherwise, LGI Homes was good and they helped us. We like the house and we're satisfied with the quality. The community is good too. Now that we're in our new home, life is peaceful and we're at ease.

The location of LGI Homes' neighborhood and, for a busy family, the convenience of it being a one-stop shop led me to go with them. I purchased a pre-build new home a couple of weeks ago, and the rep we dealt with was friendly and good. If you go there, they will walk you through the process and show the home. The appraisal, the inspection, the financing, and the closing all happen right there. So far, the qaulity of the buld is good. They also have in the neighborhood a swimming pool, kids' playground, and a sidewalk. Over all, it is very efficient and easy.

Three weeks ago, I bought this new home but I'm not too happy with LGI Homes. When it was raining, a lot of water was coming down the whole street and the rain puddled up my main porch. I don't like the community either and although I like the house, they need to do more in their houses. With the price I paid, there is still too much that needs to be done in the house and I spend mornings for making it more beautiful.

I used to contract some work and found out about LGI Homes from there. They're the most affordable home builder for what you get and I purchased from them four weeks ago. Their sales rep was very nice and helpful. If I had any questions, I could always text him, any time of the night. He's a very good guy and he answered every question I asked.

I wanted to buy a home. And then, a friend of mine referred me to the LGI Homes. And when I got there, they had taken care of me very well. They were good to me and I have no bad thing to say to them from start to finish. We did the closing in January. My wife and I like our home. It's a pre-built home and the materials used to build it is very nice. And I'm with my family. I will definitely recommend LGI Homes to anybody. I already did to one of my friends.

The interest rate is cheaper at LGI Homes and that was what we were looking for. The houses are nicer too, and the neighborhood is quiet and nice. I've talked with people and the LGI sales rep was not the greatest, but he was good and the buying process was quick. We got approved on the same day but it took longer to approve the loan, about three weeks. We made the purchase a month ago and it took us a week to get into the house. It was already built, but it was completely new and the quality of the build is at 90%. There were still a few things that they fixed after we moved in the house, like the cracked tiles. Those things aside, the house is amazing and everything is good.

I saw an LGI Home ad on Craigslist and I contacted their sales rep, Donne, and we made an appointment that following Sunday, which was the 7th of January. She told us that it's a lot cheaper to invest and buy and showed us the numbers if we continue renting and it made more sense. You just need the $1000 down and we could just remodel the home after we were approved. She showed us the three models and we ended up getting the maple, which is the one we're in now. It was almost finished when we purchased it. Throughout the process, we just talked to her once a week and she just gave us updates on where we're at with our loan application.

LGI sent me a mailer at my apartment. At first, I didn't want to live in DeLand, but now I'm happy I'm there. However, I wasn't really happy with my interaction with their rep. She wanted me to put this house down and buy the house without even looking at a model home. She was not pushy, but there was not a whole lot of information either. She didn't want to drive over there with me which was just 10 minutes away. So, I went there by myself and looked at one unit that was almost finished.

I like the way LGI Homes took me through the steps step by step, the way they treated me, and the way they made me at home before it became my home. It was a little stressful at first because the bank is just asking for different items and such but overall, it was a great experience for me and my family. I'm still a little shocked but everything went smooth. The bank was in contact with me and my sales rep, Brett, was also in contact with me every step of the way and explained everything to me in detail. They made me feel comfortable and every time I was feeling down, they were just right there by my side.

I transferred out here for a job and we were kind of in a hurry to pick out a home. LGI Homes was the closest to my work and it was new construction. We had a short amount of time to come out here and fix something out so we did a lot of our communicating with their sales reps over e-mail and phone. We had to get all my finances set up and the house I purchased out here was contingent on the house I sold out in Georgia so once all that got together, everything fell into place. The loan department was really nice, straightforward, and had us going. Everything went smoothly once we got our house sold in Georgia and we were in and out and closing pretty quickly.

The house my husband and I bought in Tavares from LGI Homes was already built. Many were sold already so we didn't have many choices when it came to customizing the house. It's a pretty house that was in our budget but I don’t like the cabinets. We may have to do some renovations to make it more homely, but I like it and I'm excited because we worked for so long for so many years and we always wanted to have our own house. We just came from Puerto Rico and in less than four months, we had an amazing opportunity to have a house so fast. It's been a great experience because we never had that opportunity in the island. Here, it was bliss.

I was looking for something to rent. I wasn’t planning on buying a house because I had moved out of state to Washington. I saw an ad that said “Rent to own,” which got me to LGI Homes. Their reps were really good. When I was about to back out after the first house didn’t go through, I was thinking in my head that I was done with all the process. I didn’t want to pay any more money to my credit and didn't want to deal with all of that stuff. But David, my sales rep, encouraged me to go through with it, and I’m glad he did. I got into my house very recently. I was dealing with all the sales reps by the end of the term because I’ve been there so long trying to make this happen. David was the one that closed my house. Jermaine, David, and the sales manager, Zack, were all fantastic. LGI have such a great staff.

I started visiting homes because I wanted to buy one and LGI was the best by far. The location was great. The rep was really great in the beginning. I love that he was not trying to do or to explain several different things. He was straight to the point. He did a great job in explaining the right things and provided advice on what would be the best way to close the house, by the credit, by the steps that you need to follow, the time that it will take and then visiting the homes. I was also able to ask any question that I wanted and he was able to answer all of them, and he followed up with me. I like my home and the quality-price relation is great. Moreover, the community is nicely developed. I love the neighborhood.

LGI Homes did everything in-house and made it simple. They gave us a list of what they needed. I gave it to them, and they handled the rest of it. If we had a question, we could call. And then if they didn't answer, they called us right back. They were friendly and confident. They knew what they were doing. LGI Homes makes good homes and they're reasonably priced. Also, the community is nice and quiet. It's a nice, big house that we got, and the quality is good.

I like the zero down payment deal that LGI Homes was offering. Their sales rep showed me around, showed me the different floor plans and what the layout out of the division will look like. I had to submit documentation of proof of income, proof of identity, and credit check during the process. And compared to a lot of other people I spoke to, the process, which took about a month, was fast. I closed on my prebuilt home last week. And I love the quality of its build. I’m getting situated and getting familiar with what I want to do and to customize it. I’m still at the surreal point and trying to believe that I’m in it. I’m in an LGI Home Community and I like it. The only thing I don’t like is the subdivision next to it. The community doesn’t seem bad, but it seems that there is a lot of traffic from that subdivision through our subdivision to our exit to the main road.

The sales representative at LGI Homes was really helpful. He was really nice. I will recommend them to anybody. We have been in our new house for a few days here and so far we like it. The quality is okay. Although It's not the best because I'm already having some issues that the builder told me will be fixed and they haven't fixed them. It's been seven days already. The day that we signed the papers they had somebody here but that was it.

LGI Homes has a great plan for first-time buyers. The whole process took only a month and it was quick and easy. There was a lot of information but they held our hands the whole process as far as getting the loan, making sure that we could do it financially and reassuring us that it would be okay. And even after buying, they're still there for us.

LGI Homes have nice salespeople and location. The sales representatives was very professional, very knowledgeable and very helpful. I purchased a prebuilt home and the quality is reasonably good. There are some things that need to be taken care of but they're good at taking care of them. We used to live in the same community about a mile away. So this is our second purchase from LGI and the second in the community here. We love the community. It's wonderful. We work from home and it's a great space for doing what we need to do.

I liked the way LGI homes looked when I drove by. And we just closed last Wednesday so we're new homeowners. The sales representatives were great. I had Chris and Eddie who are nice guys. They helped me out as much as they could. We bought a custom-built home. We went in and talked to the guys and we picked the kind of home we wanted. And they told us what likely was gonna be on it. They showed us all upgrades and everything that we wanted. Then we paid the money down.

I liked the customer service of LGI and that everything was at one location. Corey was my rep and he was outstanding and was always very thorough. He checked back and if there was anything they needed, they let me know immediately. They kept very good care of the paperwork that I gave them, disseminated it quickly and it was a seamless flow.

We really wanted to get out of where we were staying. I was referred to a lady who happened to work with LGI Homes and she did all the paperwork. We went through other people before and they just dragged their feet at the realtors and at the loan people. But that lady got me approved immediately. Our sales rep was also good, just polite. We made our purchase the beginning of January and it was a prebuilt home. The buying process included having all the paperwork, like the basic loan papers, to get the loan approved. The process took three weeks.

LGI Home was out in Brookshire and I was going to head out in that direction. I ended up purchasing a home from them about a week ago and they were all very nice. But they didn’t have much power over changing something in the home before I bought it and I almost didn’t buy from them because it felt like they were not working with me and were just trying to sell a house. Their overall purchasing process was very simple, though. I walked in and talked to them in the office. Then they told me about the company, took me to see the model home, and started working on my loan immediately. The whole process took three weeks.

I chose LGI Homes mainly because I couldn’t take my time and I found this fairly fast. But I stuck with them because of the customer service of Nikki, the new home specialist. When I came here to see the house for the first time, she let me take my time, even showed me another model because I was having second thoughts. Any e-mail was answered in a timely manner and she was very open to texting. Any concern I had and any report I gave to her, she forwarded it to the responsible person such as the builder or the constructor the product manage. She was just fantastic all the way, very responsive, and helpful. I just had to put a deposit down and I brought in my own HVAC inspector. They gave them the keys and let them go. And whatever the reports said needs taken care of, they took care of it.

I closed on my pre-built LGI home on the 22nd of January. The loan officer went through everything and explained how it was done and what I needed to do. Their sales rep was fine as well. I wanted to include some vents in the house, a ceiling fan and some grass in the back. But he explained to me that if all of those things were included, it would increase the total cost of the building which made of a lot sense. What LGI did was put most of the necessary stuff that I would need. And if I need anything extra, it would be up to me. The sales rep also made me aware that the house is not just an expense but an investment. He educated me a lot into buying a house.

LGI Homes was easy to work with. I tried so many other places before, but they always wanted a lot of credits and all that stuff. They were horrible. I went through LGI and it was easy to get in. I got the house that I wanted. I had to go to their office because my phone wouldn’t work pretty good here, and the reps were nice. There were some other rules they had to do before I got the house, but I understood. So far, we’re doing good. I can recommend them to some of my friends.

We purchased a brand new home seven days ago from LGI Homes. We are the first residents, but it was already pre-built. The sales representative Anthony was awesome and he was like my friend. The process was simple and easy. We went down there to have the interview for two hours, which was just like talking to them and filling out an application, and they asked about my work experience. Then we left to look at some houses, liked the one that we saw and we went ahead and put money down on the house right then. It was about three and a half hours from when we got there and left. We were already locked in and we were good to go. We closed 30 days later with no problems at all. They explained everything and it was all pretty simple to understand.

LGI Homes is a good home builder. I was interested in buying a home in a certain subdivision, and they happened to be the builder. Their sales representative was very friendly and helpful, and his follow-up was quick. They prequalified me on day one. We came back and filled out a credit app and brought all four documents about a week later. Then we closed on a prebuilt new home three weeks after that. We bought all of our previous homes from other homeowners. So, we liked the idea of buying a new home. We're in the process of making some alterations as far as paint colors, so we have not moved in yet. The community is a nice and clean subdivision.

One of my friends who lives in the area told me about LGI. I liked the area the dealer is located because I want to be near some people I knew from back home. The community is very friendly and community living was one of the main selling points. When I went in, the LGI reps were always pleasant, really helpful, and very knowledgeable about their product. I ended up getting a prebuilt new home and the buying process was a pretty much seamless thing, it wasn’t too drawn out. I sent all the paperwork that they requested and the process wasn’t really hard.

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LGI Homes gave us a deal that we couldn’t find anywhere else. We also like the location of their homes. We met with their salesperson, Adam, and I couldn’t have asked for a better experience from him. He was very helpful and was a perfect fit for me and my wife. We don’t like to be pushed, and he wasn’t pushy. He was very informative and he cared more about doing what was right for us than what was right for him.

My wife told me that LGI is more successful than the other builder. When we went out there, the people at LGI Homes made us really comfortable and happy. The guy we were dealing with, Josh, was very professional and very hands on in keeping us up-to-date with everything, even for things that were out of his hands. I like to be kept up-to-date about everything that's going on. If my wife would send them an email, they would respond right away.

I applied January 8 to LGI and I closed on the 6th, Monday. Their reps were great and they helped me through the process and made it easy. They asked me for everything they needed me to do and got it done. And they contacted me once everything was completed. They handled everything the way it needed to be without any problems. I purchased a newly built home that I had seen and it's of great quality. Like how LGI was recommended to me, I would recommend people to purchase from them too. They contacted me every night to let me know that they were still working on the loan with Loan Depot. They gave me an update like telling me that everything was gonna be good, that the loan was gonna go through, that we were gonna get the home, and to be positive.

LGI Homes was in the district that we were looking at. Our sales rep was Ricky, and she was helpful. LGI Homes built the home for us, however they said that there was no customizing. Ricky said that everything was standard. Neither my husband nor I am satisfied with the build after living there for a couple of weeks. The craftsmanship is not very well. We were told it was hardwood floor in the kitchen, but it's contact paper on some plywood. It's terrible. We were also misled on the counter tops in both the bathrooms. They look like granite but they're fake. It was made to look like the granite in the kitchen. But since we agreed to the contract, we aren't going to say anything. We're just trying to fix what we can. LGI Homes should work with the builders a little closer and do more inspection. I would not recommend them.

I took a look at LGI Homes' properties and was happy with what I saw. I looked at several houses and decided to take some time to think about it. I then called, made an appointment, and met with the sales rep two days later. Over the following week, I went back out there to look at the house and the properties again a couple of times. We finally made up our mind on what I wanted and made another appointment to sit down with them. We started the paperwork and everything went great. It took two weeks from the day we signed the papers until we closed and it was a smooth and quick process. Everything about working with LGI was easy.

I made the deal with LGI Homes and the process was not tedious that I was tired. It only took a couple of months. Cindy, the sales rep, was very nice. We went to one place in Dallas but location-wise Forth Worth was a better option for me so I chose that one. The place suits me with all of the surrounding grocery stores and the school. It's a safe neighborhood. I’m quite happy with my decision.

I looked at an LGI house for a friend but now her husband's sick and I don't think he's going to be able to move out here. The house seemed right for me and I ended up buying it. I wanted a smaller home, not a large one, and I was looking at the homes over here at Wyndham Hill where I have a D.R. Horton home. But they were putting smaller homes with no basement to cut the cost and the homes were still going to be running about the same money if I bought the LGI home which had better amenities.

We stopped over at LGI and on the same day, we tried to get the house and never looked through any other one. We were just looking for a new place with construction and we chose it. Their rep was amazing. After all of our questions and he gave out the number, we ended up paying what he said we would pay. We bought our new home on December 22.

I looked at a lot of new and inventory homes or used homes and I liked the way LGI Homes were built, as well as their price. It was pre-built and were finishing up when I bought it. I closed on it December the 26th. My interaction with the sales representative at LGI Homes was perfect and the process of buying the home was a lot easier than I thought it would be and easier than the first one I bought. Everything went so quick. They showed me and my wife the homes, we picked the one we liked, they came back and said, "If you put this much down, let's see what your payment’s going to be." We worked it out and that made it an easy decision. The whole process took about two hours.

LGI Homes was in my budget and the objective that I had with the home so I made my purchase three weeks ago. The interactions I had with the sales representative were very bad but, eventually, things worked out. Someone from the higher sales team finally helped me out and then things straightened out. I was very vocal about that with them. And as they go over the values they internally have in every model where they go, none of them was reflecting the experience I had. The sales guy was amazing so because of that, I went back to them and finally, things worked out.

When I made the purchase a month ago, the home was being built and basically, I took over on the foundation. I got updated pictures of the sheetrock and I also passed by every so often. They started with the slab and the framing then they put the landscaping and finally it was a complete home. The construction manager got to the point and told me what I needed to know but he went off the grid right after that. I wish I could have had a little bit more interaction with him but he had a lot of projects going on. Besides, he did his job and I didn't expect him to be touching base like everybody else would. The LGI sales reps were on point though. They got me up to date with every change or with anything that was needed as far as the loan was going and with the bills of the house.

Last year, we decided to purchase a home instead of renewing our lease because aside from the roaches and shared water expenses, rent kept on rising. When we went in to LGI Homes, the sales rep let us see three different models and answered any questions that we had perfectly. The house that we got was a pre-built home that was on the market for sale. I feel comfortable with the build and the community we live in is good and really peaceful. There's more open space and it's quiet. We can also monitor our own water and light. However, we're surrounded by canals but there was only one path for the exit and the only amenity available now is the playground and that's where the mailbox is.

We saw the home at LGI Homes a couple of times and we really enjoyed it. Aside from the quality of the home, LGI Homes also had a unique layout that I couldn’t find in other builders. It was their constant feedback and the open communication back and forth throughout the entire process that really stuck out to me and cemented our decision to buy a house through LGI. We worked with Arianne and it was a little challenging for my wife and I because we were doing all the transactions remotely since we don’t live in Colorado. But the process was very seamless. Arianne kept us in the loop as everything was going on as far as the construction of the home and then also the finance portion of it. Then she was able to answer any questions we had fairly quickly.

I bought a pre-built home from LGI since they offered the best competitive price as far as no money down and had better customer service. Archie was the primary person I met with and was the one who closed and did everything. He was nice, very informative and answered all my questions. He did a good job of portraying what LGI was all about. We also met with a member of an onboard mortgage that LGI goes through. He was in the office whenever we went through the financial aspect. He was super helpful and nice. Then, I met with another person from the building team and he helped me out with the final walk through and the final details to be repaired. Overall, the build quality of the house is really good and even though the community is still developing and there's not a lot of people around me yet, but the people I've interacted with have been nice. I'd tell my friends to go to LGI Homes and talk with somebody.

Just a few weeks ago we purchased a pre-built from LGI Homes. Our sales rep was really nice and kept with us even though I decided to not buy the house. She kept on pulling us to do it so we eventually got the house. There was a lot of paperwork and a lot of signing. Moreover there were some iffy things about it but we got over it. We like the new house now. Sometimes paint would chip off a bit but the quality of the home is good and our neighbors are nice. The fridge is small but other than that we like the amenities. In addition I like that I can plant fruit trees. It’s closer to work since we used to live in Sarasota. It was far from Riverview to Sarasota so it lessened the gas money.

LGI Homes is building in a nice area and I like the location. I went to take a look at it and the house was good. The design with the location is perfect. The process started November 17 when I went to check. The beginning application process and all that was very good. And then, I closed on December 27th and the house wasn’t complete yet. They gave me dates and said it will be ready by this date and that date. They were on time and they were very good. The sales rep I dealt with was Ana Maria and she was awesome! She was a very personable person and very professional. She knows her stuff also so she knows what she's selling. She explained everything well and was very good about everything. LGI built the home from scratch and it was still under construction when we went there.

The interactions went really well. I talked to Donna and we were able to walk away with the house on our first visit. It was a pre-built home and the quality of the build is very good. It's everything I could have wanted. The community is very good, too. There's not a lot of homes around. Maybe it's my block and another block that's complete, but the community is definitely shaping up to be a good place.

We were not expecting to purchase new construction but were just looking for affordability, and as far as the housing market around here and the size of the house that we purchased, the monthly payments were going to be more than what we pay here. We made a purchase at LGI Homes about three weeks ago. The sales rep at LGI was great. He was very helpful, knowledgeable, and able to answer any question we had. If he was unable to answer it, he got us the answer as soon as possible. The loan officer that helped us out with the loan was fantastic. He was very knowledgeable on what we needed to do to get all the paperwork taken care of. We didn’t really have any issue that popped up but any little small detail that needed to be ironed out really fast, he was on top of it immediately and we were able to email paperwork back and forth and have whatever little mini issues that needed to be resolved.

We're originally from New York but my friend had been haunting me for the last two years, saying it's different here and that there's money. We had done our homework at Realtor.com and when we came down the first time, we were looking at some houses. But the taxes are high and I wasn't not too sure if it was savvy for my wife. My friend said that he was there by himself. He invited us to look at a few houses off the beat and we saw Kaypee's. We were looking for a corner lot and we decided to jump on it. The only bad thing is we did the wire remotely.

I bought a house from LGI that I understood would be a duplicate of the show home. In the build phase I asked about the severe drop off at the rear of the lot. I was told, "Don't worry about it. We'll take care of it". To date the hole still exist rendering the backyard unusable. The back fence was built next to the porch slab to avoid the drop off. As it stands part of my lot in on the other side of the fence. The house's interior has settling cracks in the sheetrock walls. They say it will be repaired when the settling stops. I'm still waiting. The house is now approx. six months old.

We're renters who have become new home movers and this is my family's first home. It was a very scary circumstance for us, even though we're excited, but the new home consultants from LGI Homes took the time to help me understand the home buying process. At the same time, they held my hand to the whole process. Anytime I got nervous or anytime I had questions or even doubts, they kept me right on track and they did everything that you would expect a family to do in their shoes. As a first time home buyer, that's exactly what I needed. The experience was absolutely amazing.

We went to LGI Homes at Rosenberg Texas to see the home. I scheduled a tour with them a day before, but the rep was not available to meet with us and another rep met with us. He was a nice guy. He showed us all the opportunities and he asked us to sign a contract before showing the house. I told him I came here to see the house first. His attitude changed all of a sudden. He showed us their office as a model house. I was so disappointed. I will never contact LGI HOMES again.

I thought that I was going to get a quality pre-built home from LGI Homes, just like anybody else. The salesperson was cool and everything was fine until I got in the house. I’ve only been there for 10 days. I’m having some really bad plumbing issues. The sewage backed up into my house. Moreover, I had to put in $20k to replace the flooring because it was coming up. The plumber came twice and it has been quite an experience that I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy. I contacted the contractor and he sent the plumber out. However, there was nothing that they could do about the flooring.

LGI Homes had a great last-minute opening on the market that the contract fell through, and I was able to buy the house. We got it closed within 18 days, so it was a great and smooth experience. All the information was provided upfront and LGI built the house. The quality of the build and the new LGI community are good, and living in our new home has been wonderful. However, there are still some punch list items that need to be resolved, but it’s the holidays so I plan on following up with them in a week or two and see when they plan on getting that taken care of. The issues are all exterior. There was some touch-up paint that needs to happen and then the concrete sidings that they have patched need to be replaced. Those are two sections on two sides of the house. Overall, I would recommend LGI Homes.

I like the straightforward process and the sales representatives that I worked with at LGI Homes, Raphael and Donna. I really appreciated how they walked me through the process and answered all my questions. I purchased a prebuilt home and closed before the New Year’s. The quality of the build was too straightforward and the new home community is a good start for me. The traffic and the commute are better. The home is pretty and it allows people that didn’t think they could own a home to be able to own a home and have good in-house financing available. The representatives are available and they work good hours so that way when you’re off work, you would be able to make the transaction happen.

My husband and I tried the real estate but they didn't push the house and didn't give us a good solution. They just told us to go back when we had fixed the things that they told us to, and they would see if they could help us then. But LGI Homes was totally different. They gave us a solution and told us what things we had to fix in our credit. They also told us that it was like a debit card to help us start our credit. My husband paid $90 to activate and get started and that helped his credit a lot.

I bought our house because of the location that it was on. Otherwise, I would have never bought an LGI home. They pretty much tell you what house you're going to get. They don't let you pick your house and you can't make any upgrades. They tell you what colors you're going to have. They tell you what color the outside is and what your yard is going to look like. We had chosen a house that was already being built and they don't let you get prebuilt.

LGI was the only builder offering a $1,000 down program and their houses were priced normally. They did a credit check at the start and once we were done with that, we did the contract. We then came back the next Monday and did the full application with the mortgage company at their office and brought documents for that. The rep that we worked with then set up an appointment for us to come and take a look at the houses. We spent the afternoon with her looking at all the different spec homes they have that we could pick from. She didn't put any pressure on us, which I liked. She just took a price sheet to each house and showed us how much it was going to come out to monthly, which was a big deal for us to budget the monthly total so we would know what we were getting into.

There was a flyer that was sent in the mail but we didn’t go for it until our real estate agent mentioned that she was taking us to LGI Homes to see the home. The sales representative was very professional, kind, friendly, courteous and respectful. We got a prebuilt home and it took four to five weeks to finish all the paperwork. We started November and did the closing last December 28th.

LGI Homes ran the paperwork and told us that we might be approved. With my credit being the way that it was, I knew that I would not be approved through another company, so I sat down and talked with them and they were able to work with me and made things happen. We sat down with their loan officers and we ended up having to go through multiple lenders. By the third one, we were able to sit down and do paperwork. The interactions with their sales reps have been very good and they took care of most of the problems. The whole process took two months. If LGI Homes was able to make my situation work knowing that I had a foreclosure, my credit was shot, they could probably work with just about anybody.

We wanted to give LGI Homes a try. My co-workers are there and have other houses through LGI. We put in the application in November and closed recently. Their reps were very good and always checking in. So we knew step-by-step what's going on. They have the best personnel ever. When we went in, they showed us two different houses and we picked one of them. I expected the process to take a month like they told us, but it finished quicker than expected. The quality of the build is good. It's not our dream home, but it's our starter. It's a new neighborhood and the amenities are good. I'd recommend LGI to people.

I was searching for homes and I came across this house and the LGI Homes neighborhood, so I reached out to them. They fit everything that I was looking for and their representatives were very good to me. They were very responsive and they helped in every way that they could. I started looking in December and we closed on Friday the 29th. The quality of the house is good but I've run into some problems with it. They are not terrible problems, but they are things that need to be worked on and fixed. Half of my electrical outlets were not working when I moved in. They got some wiring problems. My stepdad is a former electrician, so I got him to come here and look at everything. The problem is fixed now, but it took about two hours to get it resolved.

I purchased a newly constructed, prebuilt home from LGI Homes and the sales representatives were awesome. They are friendly, helpful, and answered all the questions I had. The buying process took three and a half weeks. It was easy and they got from me whatever documents they needed. Then when I get back to them with whatever else they need, they respond very quickly. The build quality of the house is good and I’m in the process of moving in.

We had looked at various different builders before but I have never seen or heard of LGI until one of my daughters decided to come out here and look. We had combined our households here a few years ago and then we decided that it's time we separate, that is to stay together but apart. We like the location of LGI Homes and they made an offer we couldn't refuse. The sales reps were very knowledgeable on what they explained about the home and how it was built. The builder that we spoke with, the people, and the lady that helped us out, all seemed to know what they were talking about. There's a lot of papers to sign but the process of buying the home was very fast. We closed on the 26th and we're out finishing moving in.

I saw the area and we liked the home from LGI Homes. The sales rep was able to answer our questions pretty good but there was a delay in them getting back to me. They could have been more prompt about certain things. I would call certain numbers that they said would be reachable, but it was hard. They would rather do everything over emails and it made it difficult because there were some things that I needed to talk to somebody. It's easier to talk than do everything over email. I would just send them whatever they ask for. I never got a call if the process was approved.

We purchased our home from LGI Homes on the 29th and they built our home from the ground up. LGI has good customer service. The sales rep was very good and was a very nice guy and a gentleman. Everybody in the office was very nice, even the guy who built the home. Everybody was very generous and they listened to our concerns so everything was good. I went through a lot of paperwork, like my bank statements and what I have in my account. It took us three to five months from when we were on it just to try to get all the paperwork together. We like the quality of the build. We have a stainless-steel refrigerator, microwave, stove, washer, and some nice cabinets. We had to pay for a couple more blinds that we have to get done to the house. As nobody is not using anything, everything looks fine.

LGI Homes offers affordable housing and the salespeople were very nice. They kept me abreast of what was going on step by step. They were attentive to my needs and they followed-up on leads and things that I was interested in. We brought in documentation that they were requesting and the process took about two months. It took so long because I was going to purchase a cheaper home, but I ended up getting the one that I got. It went well and I would recommend LGI Homes. The house was already built and it's solid. It looks good. I like the community too. Everybody seems to be real nice. We also have a pool and a park, and I'll be using them.

We received flyers that LGI Homes was building in our area. I like its proximity to our workplace and it's located in a nice area. We bought one of the last homes available here and the reps made the buying process pretty simple and easy. The house has three bedrooms and we’ve been here for a month. We went in with a VA home loan approval and they provided excellent service. They took care of everything, and they kept us well informed. They did everything they said they were going to do. I’d definitely recommend them.

My wife and I just moved into a brand-new house from LGI Homes. I found them on my phone and then, I went out and looked at the homes, talked to the people and they did the credit report. My sales personnel John was the best person that I've ever had. He really knew how to talk and treat people. The purchase took about a month and took two weeks to get us moved in. I love our home! It has three bedrooms, two baths, and a two-car garage. It's beautiful and I have never had anything this nice. We also have good neighborhood. I got a state trooper living across the street from me and a county cop that moved in next door. But I heard the homeowner association can be tough but I haven't dealt with them yet.

We went to a place where they said that they could get us some land, but it didn't work out and I didn't feel comfortable with them. With LGI Homes, their sales rep was pleasant. I was very satisfied with his attentiveness to us. We went through all the numbers and we had an idea of what we were looking at. We purchased a pre-built new home but there were a few minor things that were missing. They said they would get back with us and they haven't. It's all fixed, but we need to get back with them. Nevertheless, the quality of the build is good and the new home community is nice and quiet. A swimming pool would be nice but everything else is all right.

I had a great experience with LGI. The sales rep did all of the process in three weeks. We purchased a brand-new home and the quality of the build is good. I’m really new in the community but it’s quiet and calm and that was what I was looking for. It's making me a lot happier. Whatever LGI is doing right now, they just have to keep at it. I have recommended LGI to a lot of people. They shouldn’t waste time and just go to LGI and fill up the application.

We just finalized getting a new prebuilt home from LGI Homes. And the sales rep who assisted me was very nice and professional. The house is nice and my fiancee and I really like it. Also, the community is fairly-decent looking. On the other hand, it would have been best that LGI let me know what I needed to pay upfront and there should be no hidden fees. I'm out of the country and they told me that they needed things and they needed them the next day. It was a hassle to get them that and it was not a little bit of money.

I really liked Debbie, the LGI salesperson. She was super nice. Moreover, she went above and beyond. We looked at the home and liked it. After we left, she called us on her personal time and told me what I wanted to hear about the financing. We went out the next day to track for the deposit, then we waited 30 days for the closing. We just closed on our home last Friday. We've only been here a week, but everything seems good and we're really happy with it so far. They’ve done exactly what they said they were going to do.

We purchased a home that was already built by LGI Homes and the process took two and a half weeks. They were also going to help us with the closing, plus the quality of the build was decent for the price that we paid. However, I would recommend them to use a paint that is the next level up and has a bit of an eggshell or satin because the entire house was done in matte except for the wet areas. It's scuffed so easily that we're going to have to repaint everything, which is a hassle. Other than that, everything was great. I like the community, its people, the entryway that was built and the way the sign was done. The landscaping was done really well too and the surroundings are kept nice and clean, and I'm pleased with that. Our new and energy-efficient home affects us every day and we're very happy to be in it. We also had a great experience with our sales rep who was helpful and informative.

A month ago we purchased a new pre-built house from LGI Homes. The process was fast as we were able to get our house in less than a month. So far, everything is good. We know that our money will be going for something that will be bounced back to us. Plus, it's in a nice neighborhood. Everything seems to be calm and nice.

I was looking for a place to live. There were four different houses and when I came across this house, I liked the way it was being built. LGI Homes' sales reps were pretty helpful and nice people. They explained and the treatment was pretty good and flexible. Any changes that I'd like to do, I hope they would work with me like fixing the backyard in a different way or building a patio. But I'm happy with the way they treated, helped and worked with me. I went through a good deal with them and they helped me out pretty well. It was a good experience.

I bought a new home from LGI Homes about a month and a half ago. The sales representative was fine, but I didn’t like the guy who did the warranty. When I saw the house, it was not done 100% yet. So, when I went in that day, I gave him $5,000 down payment and when I get back, it was done. But the paint job it was pretty terrible. They're going out there the 10th of January and work on it. The neighborhood is nice and I like it, and the houses are nice too. The only thing is that the quality inspector is not doing his job. That's the only thing wrong about LGI Homes. The water heater broke and there was no hard water. When we turned the conditioner on, there was no air conditioning as it was broken too. So, I was not happy the first week. I called the warranty guy and that contractor, and they're all nice. I'm going to wait and see what kind of job they do next.

The houses from LGI Homes were nice and they offered the best way to buy the house. I first saw them at Davenport and I liked the houses but not the area. Then we came out to Dundee and the salesperson showed us around the houses. I explored the area and the rep told us that most of the establishments that you have in a big city like the Home Depot, Walmart and schools are within a comfortable distance. It's a nice place so we took the house that was being showed. I'm a verteran and the entire process was so simple.

We had a realtor and we were looking at new homes from the area that were recently built. LGI was one of the options and we looked at four different models with their salesman, Mark. With him, we didn’t feel as much of a pressure to buy as with some salespeople. We also liked the quality of the home they offered at the price given. We knew that we were going to get an LGI home but we didn’t know which one. My partner and I said we were going to go to lunch, we would call him, and let him know what we thought. Then, he did the whole, “Oh, you know this house could be gone in an hour. I’m showing these things all day.” But he was pretty good. He gave us a price for each one and we kept going until we found the one we wanted. T

LGI Homes is within a community with a swimming pool and they have a tennis court. But after I got the house, I was very displeased with it and it was not quality at all. If I had the time and I’ve looked at things more before I moved forward with the purchase, I would have never bought it. I have a mile-long list of things that were not done right in the house. First, my garage door cannot be locked and I had to have somebody mess with one latch. And when I tried to do it last night, I had to stand on the door and it didn’t even go down enough for me to lock it. Second, the quality of work was poor from spattering on the woodwork to crap woodwork and paint on the concrete. Third, the house had the cheapest cabinetry I’ve seen. It came to a point where I was afraid and very careful with opening and closing the cupboard doors because I wanted them to last. Fourth, the roofline above where I go in at my front door was bowed.

We loved the homes at LGI, especially in the Pecan Ridge area. I feel like it's the bang for our buck, especially with the quality of the home you're getting for the amount of money you're spending. Their salesperson was amazing. She had a lot to do with us choosing LGI Homes. But she has moved on. Ed and Justin took over and they have done a wonderful job too. We don't have an issue at all with the local staff, and even before, I thought LGI has really nice homes. Unfortunately, I don't feel 100% that way now.

LGI is a very good builder and they have the house that I live in at the moment. I went there and took a look and they were very professional. I thought they were a good choice for me. The house was ready and the building process was very good. They told me what the next step was and we followed that. But some things need to be fixed like the cabinets and some paint on the window needs to be removed. You can also feel some sharp nails under the joint area between the carpet and the hardwood floor. The builder will come to my home later to fix something. But one month before I closed, I had gone to the house to do an inspection and if they could have made everything perfect before I moved in, that would have been better.

LGI Homes was the only one building homes in my area and I purchased a pre-built home from them less than a month ago. The sales rep helped us out as much as she could and was really good at what she does. Purchasing the home was a long process and we had to have something of everything which was part of buying a home. We had to get back to them the loan payment and they worked with us. We got through the process and it wasn't too bad. The quality of the home is really good and I love it out there because the community is quiet. I would recommend LGI Homes.

My credit wasn’t 100 percent good, but LGI Homes worked with me. I purchased a home that they built around three months before and the process was easy. There were a couple of things that needed to be repaired before we bought the home, but they fixed it when we did our inspection. The subdivision is nice too. However, the HOA is a bit strict. This is the first HOA that we’ve been a part of and they’re telling me that I have to pay starting January 2018. They sent me a bill for $400 but I just bought the house on December 1st and LGI told us they would pay for a whole year. I called their sales rep but he hasn’t called me back yet and they don’t ever answer as well. It also takes LGI Homes two or three days to call me back and I forget what I’m calling for.

We bought a pre-built home from LGI Homes. Willie, the rep we spoke with was fun, energetic and he explained things to us. The quality of our home is good and the garden tub is our favorite. It's really big and we can lay down in it and then relax. We also like the community because it is quiet. We are happy indeed.

I bought a new construction from LGI and the buying and building process was easy, simple, and straightforward. They told me what I needed, everything went well and I closed on the 29th. I like the LGI community so far and the amenities are good, but I wish there was a community pool. Also, the home's build quality is good, but I have some issues that haven't been fixed yet. Right before I closed it, the sales representative told me it would be taken care of, but it has been two and a half weeks and I still haven't heard anything. However, owning a house has been a big burden and a big goal I wanted to accomplish and I have one now. I've already recommended LGI.

I liked the area that LGI Homes was offering. It seemed to be a quiet neighborhood. The land was really level and my wife liked that. I closed on a new home last November 30th. Their sales reps were very courteous and were very cooperative with our needs. The house's location is ideal as my wife likes her privacy. There is a vacant lot next door and pine trees in the back. Plus, it has just one high level on the side.

I closed my home purchase with LGI in November 30. I liked the area and the price. When I first looked at the home, it was pretty much built except for the glass door in the shower that had to be put in. Braden was my sales rep and he was very personable and very friendly. He was very communicative, checked with me every week and he answered the phone no matter when I called.

I purchased a pre-built home from LGI Homes two weeks ago. I was living in an apartment and was paying $800 a month for rent. I told my wife that it was getting too much and on top of that, I was having problems with the apartment already. We went ahead and started looking for a house since we were going to do it next year anyway. Things happened and it sped up our search a little bit more. The lady that was helping me look for houses went by and saw LGI Homes' "No Down Payment Needed." I was going to another house I found through the internet when she called and told me to come that way. There were some houses there that are new and with zero down for first-time buyers.

I inquired with LGI Homes after seeing an ad for something that seems to fit my budget. The people there were very pleasant and willing to help me see if I qualify. And so, I got a brand new home. It was a pre-existing one and was sitting there for about a year. We’ve only had it for several days and the overall quality is good. There were just some very minor things that my home inspector found to be substandard. They found a kink in the docking system, some small cracks that shouldn't be in the drywall. But I haven't been able to tell whether or not LGI took care of it.

I got a pre-built home that wasn’t completely finished and the build quality was excellent. The LGI sales rep was perfect and everything was fantastic.

We were working on our credit and I got my credit to where it needed to be. Before LGI Homes, we were looking at D.R. Horton. With D.R. Horton, we were under a big shark-like credit program and they just dropped while we were on it without letting us know so I went with LGI instead. Iryana, the person we worked with was a great help and was with us the whole way through. She told us what we needed to do and what we needed to fix. She's still calling us at least every two weeks to every month making sure that everything is okay. We have been in the home for two weeks now and I love it. We'd been renting for 20 years now and it's nice to come to our own. We are happy with the pre-built home that we got. LGI Homes was great and they stayed with us all the way through.

Seven years ago when things happened with the economy, it also happened with my business so I began to rent a home. I raised my grandchildren and I’ve been paying for colleges for the past six years and I couldn’t afford to get back into a home. I needed to desperately get back into one so when I saw LGI Homes' signs saying there was no money down, I called and asked questions about it. I got a lot of good answers before I came. I worked on exactly what the gentleman said I needed to do on my credit and had it taken care of before I went to them.

LGI Homes had zero down and we purchased a prebuilt house. We did no customization and it was a month away from being built when we got involved. We decided it’s the one we wanted and so we went through. It was a smooth process. From the first time we walked in, the sales rep showed us the house, our options and the programs that were available to us. There were some issues we pointed out and we’re still waiting on things to be completed. The trim on top of the house is completely missing and it needs to be fixed. There is also an issue with the sink but everything else has been addressed.

LGI Homes has a zero down option so I chose them and I just closed last Saturday. Our home was pre-built and my interaction with their sales reps was good. They were very helpful with everything since I’m a first time home buyer. They talked me through everything. We went out and looked at a couple of floor plans and picked a house that we like. We went back and did the application and the contract. And then, I had to come back in and meet with the loan officer and get all set up and then, we waited for the loan to get approved. It was an easy process and I'm very satisfied with LGI Homes. I’m already in my new home and I feel a lot better than living in an apartment.

LGI Homes was convenient right there locally and they’d keep my kids in the same school system so I went with them. They built my home. It was a new subdivision they were building. I was there for the whole build. I was there two or three times a week. Everything looks good and so far, I had no problems with it. However, the parking in my new place is really small. I come from the country where I had more parking. We got two 2500 trucks and three-quarter tons. They’re too big to park in the garage so we park them out in the driveway and it’s hard to walk between the two. But I knew that going in so that was no surprise to me. I’ll recommend LGI Homes. I got one of my wife’s cousins come out and the weekend he was there, he put some money down on it. They’re doing the paperwork and building his home right now.

The no down payment option of LGI Homes made us went with them. Their reps were good and we didn't have any issues with them. Our home was built for us and we just moved in before the Halloween. However, we found a lot of mess in the drywall and it was overlooked. We're seeing some areas that should've been sanded down after and stuff that wasn't done.

LGI Homes has a low down payment. The home buying process was simple. We explained to them what our needs for our family were and they showed us what they had available. They walked us through the whole process and I closed it on November 30th. I love the new home community that we live in. It is nice, quiet and peaceful. The house is strong and stable.

There’s not really a lot of home builders in our area but I like the neighborhood. And after going in LGI Homes and meeting with AJ, working with him was definitely enjoyable. He was very interactive and fun. He kept me up to date and was very knowledgeable. I’m in the building business and I stick by the people I can trust a little bit and he wasn’t somebody that you couldn’t believe anything he said. He was a good guy. In fact, all the reps have been wonderful. I closed on my house last Tuesday. It was brand new and already built. The quality of the build was good, so far. However, only one window pane has blinds. They all should come with blinds. I also gave them a hard time for not having any Christmas wreaths up. They should at least put one up by the entrance. We have to pay dues every year and that should be part of their dues. Otherwise, they have all been wonderful.

LGI Homes was fast moving and convenient and they were able to get me in quickly. It was fantastic working with their sales reps and the teamwork was good. The home was 90% done when I was doing my application. They finished it and then I moved in. It's been a month since I've been in my LGI Home. I like the neighborhood and enjoy the dog walk area. It’s a nice home and will recommend it to everybody. I like the way they build their homes. They use concrete. The system was in touch and communication was good.

Our credit wasn’t where it was needing to be but LGI was willing to work with us through the whole process. We let them know we were interested in a home that was already built and we started the paperwork on it. We started in May and it was a long process but the whole experience was awesome. Chris was our guy and he was amazing. He helped us through every step and told us what we needed to do. We got those done and we finally closed last Wednesday. We have a nice home and I love the area. It was an awesome experience.

LGI Homes did so good with me. Initially, I went to talk to them and I decided to stay and do business with them. We bought a pre-built home. The first time I saw the house was on November 9 and we did the closing on November 29. I'm very satisfied with everything. It's a pretty nice community, very quiet and beautiful.

My husband had a friend who moved over here and told us to come check it out. We purchased our new home from LGI Homes last October and the process was not difficult. The home's quality is good and the community is very nice.

I first saw LGI on a Facebook ad and I also saw the price so I came to view the houses. The model that they were offering was convenient for me and for what I wanted to accomplish for my family. I also had a pleasant experience with LGI Homes' reps. It was simple and it’s not like some sales reps who pressure people into buying.

Price was my number one choice, so I shopped around. The LGI community has potential. Walmart is there and the community is booming. I decided to purchase a three-bedroom house for rental. The four-bedroom has a shower and tub combination for the master bath and I don't like. Steve, the sales rep, was nice, but I kept changing my mind before my closing. When the three-bedroom was complete, I was disappointed. It's not what I ordered three months ago. The front porch is wood and it looks so cheap. It's not all bricks and they gave me the small window and it's not pretty like the one I ordered. When I saw the three-bedroom the first time, I saw a lot of bricks outside and outside the window is prettier and bigger.

I purchased an LGI Home last October. I felt good about the people from there. They treated me very well and I appreciated them. They were very friendly and professional. Molly was awesome as well. She listened to me and talked about what I wanted. She didn’t try to sell more than I wanted. I love the house so I’m very happy with it. The soft lids seem to be very good. I would recommend LGI Homes.

My fiancé and I were browsing then he found a link on Facebook for LGI Homes but we hadn't even looked at any other lenders. We went in around September 20th and we first started out with one person, Tyler. He was good for the most part but he left out some details. The deposit of a certain amount was going to be refunded but it wasn't. It went towards the closing call and that was our biggest issue. Also, with their whole advertising, they have zero down or payments at $718, but when we went in, my rate was nothing near that and I have a good credit score too. They may be using that in order to get people in but they shouldn't advertise something like that because a lot of people will look at that.

The process with LGI Homes was a lot easier than the process of the other builders that we were trying to work with. Everything was easier, like the loan and closing processes. Plus, the overall customer service was better. We closed October 28th and it took 30 mins. Plus, the sales rep was good. We were going to go through the custom build home process. However, the home that we like was under a contract and a couple of days later, the contract fell through, so we were able to close on the pre-built.

LGI constructs friendly homes like the ones we really like. We also really like the layout and the area. The LGI representatives were very helpful and were always available for any questions at any time. We made the home purchase a month ago and LGI built the home fast and easy. By the time the house was done, it was ready for a move-in and the quality has been good so far. We got good service from LGI and we're very satisfied with everything at the moment.

I really appreciated the transparency that LGI provided for me. They were very quick, personable, and professional. I felt very happy with my overall experience. I know that this was definitely a blessing from God. I was very discouraged. With other companies, after first going through a realtor and then the financer, you get approved if you meet the salary and credit requirements, but they don’t tell you about the extra $400 to $500 a month you need to pay for the mortgage insurance and other things.

LGI Homes sent a flyer in the mail then we called and checked them out. The home was already built when we took a look at it and we made our purchase last November 3. The sales reps were very nice and friendly. They went over everything to make sure we understood it. However, the process of buying was a little stressful. We had to keep going back and forth with different stuff. Other than that, it was easy as long as you have the stuff in order. Before we signed and walked to the house, the rep explained all the appliances and amenities to settle. And once we got our keys, everything was an easy process.

LGI Homes is new. They are building and constructing. I read up on them and it was good. They offered no money down so I decided that I would try them. If I was approved, I’d gotten that way but if not, then I’d try with another. I signed up with them on the 30th of November. The sales rep was awesome, very professional and very understanding. The house was in the process of being built, so it was a brand new home. Everything was there. It had all the appliances and I like the quality of the house. They have that new innovation with the pest control and I’m very happy with it.

One of my associate at work referred me to LGI Homes. The purchasing process happened so fast and we were able to close our home within 20 days with no money down. Everything that their salesperson, Ronnie, promised from day one he has been on it. He made it come true. I have my oldest daughter who was getting married at the same time that we were supposed to have closed on the escrow which I was trying to get him to close for me on the third or fourth of November because I wanted my daughter to walk out of the house in her white wedding dress. He told me he had no time but he told me that him and the loan officer by the name of Marlyn will try their best.

A friend requested that I purchase a pre-built new home from LGI Homes. We came out to LGI and looked at the home. We liked it and decided to go with LGI because they were so friendly and were exactly what we were looking for. I’ve had a very positive interaction with the sales rep. The home was spectacular and I couldn't ask for any better. I got it a month ago and it’s been very good.

I made my purchase last month with LGI Homes. The house was cute but had a lot of issues. It needs more light for safety reasons because when I go outside in the back its pitch-dark. I called the office and let them know. They've been in it and they're coming out. My interaction with the sales rep was pretty nice but they can improve their communication. They need to be responsive to their customers.

We wanted a smaller type house and LGI Homes has been building them in the area where we wanted to build. My wife has wanted to live in that area four years ago but there was another builder building there then. Now, we had purchased a prebuilt home from LGI a month ago and had a great dealing with their sales rep. She was very friendly, helpful, attentive and had gone the extra mile to do things for us every step of the way. We had to take care of some things to get a loan, but everything went smoothly during the purchase process. The quality of the build of the home is good so far. We came from a fifth wheeler and living in our new home made our lives so much better. We’re very happy with the house, the property and we like the new community we live in. We loved the experience.

The process was good and easy with LGI Homes. Their sales representative was very informative and helpful. But I had difficulty with the loan operator that they use. I had a hard time getting information out of her and she wasn't very responsive. Like my closing date was one day and then it ended up being closed for two weeks after that time. Things weren't really communicated to me properly. It was a big purchase and I wanted to know what's going on with every step of the way and it just was real difficult to speak with her. My mom also purchased a house and while she was going through the process the loan operator just wasn't very responsive and informative when things weren't going right so in the end she backed out.

We bought a pre-built home from LGI and so far, we're really happy with everything. We really like the location, and we liked the way the houses looked and how energy-efficient they were. I love the area. It has a park and it's convenient to everything. I love everybody in the community. We have two little girls and we definitely see that they're happier. They have more space to run around and they're looking forward to getting a dog soon. We really liked Jonathan, the LGI rep who helped us. We were shocked at how easy he made everything for us. He answered all of our questions and every time I called him, he was always available. He was awesome. And I refer everybody that's looking for a house to him.

We went to a different LGI property and my real estate guy happened to know Brad, the guy that handled the area here. We met with him and he's awesome. We looked at five to eight different homes around the community and there were certain things we didn't like about them, but Brad was so patient and let us absorb, lurk, and stare at things. Everything went well and we like everything around the area, so we came to a decision. Overall, Brad is the perfect person to sell homes for LGI. Definitely in my books, he is going to be recommended. If anybody of my family members decides to buy a home, he will be the one to walk with them. We are looking at my parents finding a new home as well and I want Brad to be the one to walk with them.

I bought a prebuilt home from LGI Homes less than 30 days ago and the location and cleanliness of the community made me go with them over other home builders. I had a good dealing with their sales reps and they knew what they were supposed to say. The guys at their office answered any questions I had and they let me bug them as much as possible. The process of buying our home was quick. We’ve been in here less than 7 days and everything seems nice.

We bought a pre-built new home from LGI Homes. We had Fred walk us through the process because it was our first time and he had kept us in the loop on everything that was going on. They weren’t closing a week early even with the hurricane. They did not do any customizations to the home since it's how they keep their cost down. So, we’re customizing and we’re doing tile backsplashes and other stuff, which has added a lot more trips to Home Depot.

About a month ago, we purchased a prebuilt new home from LGI Homes and Casey was the person who helped us. We came in just looking for information and he was our sales guy from the beginning and all the way through the end, and his approach was very good. He knew when to press forward and when to ease up. He was also very knowledgeable and helpful so it was overall a good experience. My wife and I have good credit so maybe that’s part of the reason and our buying experience was very smooth from the beginning to the end. It was also easy, convenient and pleasant. We’re also content with the quality of the build of the house. I also like the community and we're satisfied with the amenities offered.

I’ve seen LGI Homes’ promotion on the internet, and since I was looking for a home, I stopped by. At first, I dealt with Jorge, but he had another family that he was attending to, which was fine, so he introduced me to Fred. Fred helped me out so much. I had a little bump on the road when I had to pay some stuff off, but the people at LGI Homes said it was okay because I already did the process and I passed. It was then time to just relax, and everything was fine. I made my purchase last week and I’m already in my prebuilt home that's very spacious. The quality of the build was very nice and I like the rooms. I’m the first homeowner in the community so it’s quiet up here. I’m in Texas, and I told my friends that even if they don’t have a good credit score, or if they were affected by Hurricane Harvey, LGI Homes can still help them fast. It was really a good experience with LGI Homes.

I needed a home immediately and LGI Homes had one. The application went September 23rd and we closed it on October 23rd. It was easier than my previous two experiences. The sales agent was responsive. But the workmanship on the roof was horrible. So after I closed I hired an inspection and checked that the roof is in a very horrible shape. They had used damaged shingles. Right now we are still in the process of resolving the issue with LGI.

We purchased a prebuilt home from LGI, and it was a great experience. They were affordable and willing to work with us. Their sales reps were great. I liked that they were friendly, courteous and willing to go out of their way for us. Although the quality of the build is good, I wished I had some more options like if I wanted not to have the carpet. Other than that, the community that I live in and its amenities are nice. I am more relaxed living in this new LGI home.

When my wife and I were driving around the neighborhood, we saw one of LGI Homes' signs. We then purchased our house last Friday and my wife has moved in now. We liked the house and how it looks especially the master bedroom and the restroom. The community is quiet and nice as well. Also, the rep was good. He took care of us. Everything's been good. I know a few friends looking for a home and we have recommended LGI Homes to them.

LGI Construction Managers is not overseeing their homes. I did my final walk through and notice a lot of cover-up work in the home. When I got there the house was dirty. Trash on the kitchen counter, people still painting and caulking. A lot of cracks on every door frame, holes in the walls, ceilings need repairs, my guest bathroom ceiling look like it was push in from the seam, and the CM said it is nothing really he can do about that but he will make it look better lol.

We’ve been working on purchasing a built home since October and it finally went through on the 30th. Our sales rep Monica was awesome and the loan company was really on it. We needed them to make a rush for it because we had to be out of our apartment by the 29th so the loan company, Monica and the entire group really put together as fast as they could to get us into our home. It took them about 30 days to get us into our house. It was a couple of days later than what we needed but it was miraculous that they could get it done that fast.

It has been a month since I purchased a pre-built home from LGI Homes. Their sales representative was straight to the point. And he knew what he was talking about. The home buying process was easy and while it is still a growing community and houses are still being built, the quality of the homes is nice. Overall, we saw the people at LGI were professional about their job. They kept on top of everything and they kept me a buzz on what's going on. The closing went fine and whatever they say, they could do on time. I would recommend them.

LGI was great to work with and very understanding. We were looking at the location of the house and we liked the house. We were also looking for a three-bedroom, two-bath house and it's the perfect size for us. The sales rep was very energetic, honest and explained everything. We closed on a Thursday then moved in on Sunday. We like the appliances in the house. We also love the open concept of the house and the quality is wonderful. We’ve had some friends over and they love our house. Plus, the community is nice and very quiet, which is something that we love and it reminded us of home in upper North Georgia.

The area of LGI Homes seemed to be growing. In addition, my uncle and I like being close to the city but far enough away that we can see the sky and there's not very much pollution. So, we bought a pre-built house from them. I worked with their sales rep, Monica, who was very delightful. She was always positive and good to be around. The process of buying our home was fairly easy on our side. We submitted the purchase on Friday of last week.

LGI Homes built a house and we went over there and chose the one we needed. The school is close to the house, and we like everybody in the neighborhood. It was our first time getting a house and their rep worked with me and helped me with all the paperwork and the price. However, I would have appreciated it if they helped me get into the house with zero downpayment.

I purchased my home a week ago from LGI Homes. I went with the company for the program they offered with the thousand down and more financial reasons. The process was fast and efficient and overall good. Their sales rep was friendly, polite, very informative, and she tried her best to get me into a home. The home that I bought was already built as a spec home. The quality of the build is good and the community is great. I've already settled in and I have a dog and a yard now. Overall, it makes life more comfortable.

We've only been in America for two years and we are first-time home buyers. When we spoke to our friends who had bought houses earlier, it looked so complicated and impossible. But the process at LGI Homes amazed us and we were done in 30 days. It was fast and not as complicated as people had made it look. I dealt with the manager Jim and he was excellent. He had good communication skills and he met our expectations. He addressed our concerns very well and with respect. He was also very efficient, displacing everything with the loan people. We liked the way they handled us and how we were explained to.

I'm very dissatisfied with LGI and would not recommend them to a friend because it will be embarrassing. I chose them because it was a gated community and their sales rep was good. He walked us through the process and helped us with our credit getting taken care of. I would want to commend him but he told me dreams which did not come true. The overall built of the house was very poor rushed. We were also told that doing any sort of customization to it was not an option.

We were referred to LGI Homes and I met with Victor. He was really friendly and very helpful. He was a very nice guy. Everything was pretty smooth. We started the purchase of a brand-new home around June and we just closed two weeks ago. The process was very long and tedious. When I went to see the new home, we changed properties and ended up getting another home because the one they showed me wasn't the one they built for me. And that change of property delayed the process for about two months. The home looks good, and the community seems good as well. Everybody's quiet and I haven't seen any trouble. However, telephone service is really bad. It's far away and my commute got longer. It's a little out of the way. I also researched after the fact and we were pretty much overcharged for the property, and I didn't like that, as well as the paperwork and the month of back and forth-ness. I felt that the consumer wasn't the main priority in this transaction.

The area where LGI Homes was at was close to where my family lives. We heard they were building houses, so we stopped by and talked to them, and we ended up buying from them. Their rep, Nick, was fantastic. He was always very helpful and polite. Every time I called him, if he didn't answer, he would always return my call as soon as he could. He was a good salesman. He always had a positive attitude, even though we had some bumps along the way, he always kept my spirits up, as well as my family's spirits up on purchasing the home.

When we walked in to LGI Homes, everything fell in to place. We bought a newly-constructed home on the 30th of last month and the purchasing process was very easy. The house was already built and we closed in 30 days. In terms of the quality of the build, everything's been great. We had a hurricane come in before closing and it rolled a couple of shingles, which they replaced within a couple of days, but everything has been perfect. Living here has been great and it’s way better than an apartment. Our experience was flawless, painless and quick.

The location of the LGI Homes project was convenient for me and so I made my purchase a month ago. It's a new project but it was not a custom home. They already have the models for those homes, so I chose one. They just started building the houses there and have about 10 to 15 houses that have been sold. The overall quality of the house is good. There were some issues in the beginning, but they are taking care of them and so far it’s been great. The interaction with the sales rep was a very good experience.

There are other builders in different areas, but we think the builder for LGI is good, and we wanted somebody we could trust and somebody that we know would have a good reputation in building. I just closed about a week and a half ago, and the reps were great people. They're always willing to help and assist you with everything that you need. I couldn't have done it without them. Victor is a top-notch salesman. He's very attentive and he gives a lot of information that he can share. If you have any questions about the housing or the process, and how long it's taking, he knows and he can give it to you right away. If he doesn't know it, he'll go and get it for me.

We bought a spec house from LGI Homes and so far, the quality is good. We went with them because of the way they build its concept. Their process was also nice and smooth, and their sales reps were good. We’ve been in our house for about two weeks and it’s still a new community that’s being built.

My wife found LGI Homes and liked them. The buying process was easy and everybody just kept us informed, from our rep Cory to Jason who did the financial end of it. We've signed the papers two weeks ago. The home we got, someone had bought and paid for to secure the thing out. But something fell through on their end and we picked it up towards the end. Most of the house was already draped and drywalled when we got it. But so far, the quality of the house is good.

As I was looking for a homebuilder, LGI Homes had good benefits as far as buying home. There was no down payment and the people who were introducing me to different areas were very nice. The salespeople were friendly and very knowledgeable of the homes that they were selling. They also made me feel comfortable with communicating and wanting to buy from them. I bought a pre-built new home a month ago and the quality is good. They put good quality materials in it. Also, we're in a nice, quiet neighborhood and I think I'm going to like the neighbors. It's a good experience and if I had to do it again, I would use LGI.

LGI had a great deal going and they offered what we wanted. It's been eight days since we made our purchase and our home has been outstanding. It's a brand new, pre-existing place and the overall quality is great. Everything went nicely and smoothly. We're satisfied and couldn't be happier. The area is well lit. It's nice and quiet. Plus, I see that there're quite a few law enforcement officers that live in the neighborhood, so we feel secure. LGI's customer service went above and beyond to make sure that we got in. The communication was good and they let us know the whole process. When it finally went through, they were happy for us.

I was up against a lease renewal and LGI Home had sent me an email saying they still had pre-built houses available. Their reps, Hugh and Erin were very good. I've spoken with Erin about ten months earlier when I first wanted to know about this location but wasn't ready to make the move at that point. With my rent being bumped almost 250 bucks a month, I told her that it's time to look to get out of a rental and into a house.

We purchased a pre-built home from LGI Homes about two weeks ago after we saw their advertisement saying they would do it with zero down. Mark, the sales rep, was great, helpful and tried whatever he could to get us in a home. So far, the quality is good. We’re very satisfied with the amenities and living in our new home is a lot better. We have our own space and the fact that the money is actually going to something that we might own one day is great. So besides having difficulty getting internet, I had a great experience with LGI Homes.

I liked the spacious lot that LGI Homes offered. I wanted to build a shop in the back and LGI was okay with that. That was the biggest reason why I decided to go with them. With the other places, I had to go through a crappy process. It was a lot more lenient with LGI. Also, there weren't so many crazy restrictions as far as what I can put in the back when it came to an additional building for a toolshed and a garage. Their salesman has been really polite and nice. He'd done the job. I purchased this pre-built house about six weeks ago and I moved in here five weeks ago. Right now, though, I have several issues with the house that need to be addressed.

I purchased from LGI Homes a new home that was already built. The subdivision is good and close to the place where I work. Papers were filled and the purchase process was regular for a first-time owner, but it was not difficult. I like how they built the house, the backyard, and the front. It’s absolutely a quality build. I've been in the house for a week and I feel comfortable in it. My kids also like it and my wife is so happy with our house. It’s excellent.

I was checking something on Facebook and I saw LGI Homes’ advertisement on Facebook. I purchased a pre-built home and the total process took almost between two to three months. The sales reps were wonderful and awesome and they’re the best. I was impressed with the level of understanding and the accommodation, and the way they were able to make me achieve my goal. It was a nice experience. The quality of the build is okay but most of the things there need to be redone and the electrical parts of the house need a lot of work done. When I talked to one of the reps from LGI Homes, they said I'm supposed to go online. But that's another problem because since we've moved in, we've not been able to connect to the Internet. She said the crew has to come and lay some fibers around the subdivision before we can get the Internet started so I've not been able to log on.

My wife found LGI Homes on the internet. We liked them and so we decide to buy a home over there. We started the process before September. But the problem was that the first house we tried to buy was in September but they changed the date for the closing because of Hurricane Irma. In the beginning of the process, they were all fine. But in the middle of the process, the company didn't bring me the documentation and it wasted a lot of time. There was also a problem that they didn't consult us. After we decided for closing, we got some problems with the dates as something had happened. Three days before the closing, we checked their houses.

We got a new home that was already built from LGI Homes. We went with them because of their Zero Down program. Also, I have a friend who works with them and she said that LGI is a good company, and she helped me fix my credit. We had good interactions with the sales reps. They answered all of our questions and got us through to where we needed to be. It only took a month or two to fix our credit. LGI Homes was fast, but we had some stuff that took us a while on our side. We closed on the 26th of October. We've been in the home now for two weeks, going on three. Overall, the quality of the build is good. There are some stuff around the house that are a little wobbly, but the house is not dirty.

My experience with LGI Homes has not been a good one. Too many things happened. We were supposed to close on the 29th but we ended up signing on the 10th. I just came from the doctor then and I was extremely exhausted. I have a pacer and I tried to explain to them, “I just came from the doctor. I need to rest." I don’t need to do this, but we had to sign. Nobody would tell us when we had to sign. We did the paperwork over three or four times. I am not a bitcher, but I am not a happy camper. If one thing goes wrong is one thing, but a series of things go wrong, and they keep blowing you off, that’s going to piss anybody off. I didn’t really want to do it but it came through and I finished signing some of the paper at 8:00 PM. Some of the paperwork is coming up. It's coming in only in my granddaughter’s name, not in my name when both of us are supposed to be on the house.

My buddy referred me to LGI. We finalized in September and we've been there for about a month now. The salesperson, Corey, was great. We really loved him. However, as far as getting stuff fixed, they tell us when it's going to be done, we take off work, and then they do not show up. For the cabinet, my wife took off work Monday and Tuesday, and they were supposed to fix everything that time and then that didn’t happen. Then I took off Friday and the cabinet didn’t get fixed.

When purchasing your first home, LGI offers the easiest best experience that anyone could have ever had. We liked the community where our house was built and the people in the office were extremely friendly. That's what sets them apart from other people. Their sales representative contacted us daily to let us know of the different processes that were taking place. Her name is Annabel and she constantly checked in and I loved her. The house we purchased was already pre-built and so far, it's a great home. Everything has been functioning properly. I also love the community that I live in. It's quiet. I can walk around and feel safe with my son. Also, it's cleanliness is awesome. Overall, I will definitely be recommending them to my friends and family who are looking for a home.

My sister had a good experience with LGI Homes so she referred me to them. I made a close with them on October the 20 and purchased a prebuilt new home. It was very easy and simple process. I spoke to one of the men there, and they told me about how LGI works. He gave me the background information on it, then I sent them all the information needed such as my credit history. I was approved for the charges that I could possibly get. The guy met me and my sister again. He sent both of us over to the different houses and walked us through them. He told me a bit about each of them and then I picked the one I wanted. The community that I live in is very nice, very quiet, peaceful neighbors and I love it. I'm very satisfied with the amenities that they offer and I've already recommended LGI Homes to one of my brothers.

I owned a mobile home out in the Venus area in 1998. I had it for 15 years but I had cancer and all of that took a toll on us financially and I ended up losing my home. From that time until I got my home this time, it took me that long to get back on my feet. I looked at the website of LGI Homes and in September, I started to buy a new home. People had to wait longer to get into a home, but I got into mine quickly. The staff was very friendly, kept me up-to-date and helped me in what I needed to do to get where I am. I’m familiar with the area so I like the new community I live in. Also, the amenities are great and I have recommended them to quite a bit of people.

From the time my husband and I walked in to the LGI office, we were welcomed and given the best customer service possible. We knew after our first visit that we had a sense of loyalty toward LGI and had finally found our home builder. Anthony ** was our sales agent and worked very hard to get our family into the perfect home. He was always in constant communication with us even on his off days to ensure from start to finish that our experience with LGI was top notch and that we didn't need or want for anything.

The people at LGI Homes were quick moving and I like them. Their sales rep was amazing and very knowledgeable. She showed me several different options and was able to tell me about what my payment would be and everything else. We looked at a model and they told me when I could close on the house. But I wanted to do it a bit later and they moved the date back for me so the process was very simple and easy. I finalized my purchase last Thursday and the stacked home that they built for me is absolutely fantastic. It's energy efficient and I don't have to worry about anything breaking. I am completely satisfied with the amenities and it's nice to have a new home. The new LGI Home community I live in is also very nice. I'd recommend LGI Homes to anybody.

My niece took me to LGI, the really nice realtor showed me a lot of homes and it was a good experience. I found the right house and it was being built. The LGI reps were very nice people to deal with and everything was very good with the office. They guided me through step by step and Carrie was great. I have a nice backyard and some of my neighbors I've met are nice. The neighborhood seems okay and Santa Barbara is a block or two away, which is convenient for me 'cause I don't drive. I have family here and it's quiet. It's a little dead compared to where I'm from, New York, and the only thing I do is go out and shop.

We bought a home from LGI Homes because of the ease of buying, as well as the home's location, since I wanted the school district. The purchase went really quick. We got a great loan officer and a good salesman. The financer was also everything on it. LGI's service is great and if there’s something I need to tell them on, they get on it really quick. I have a couple of things that I need to call them on now but I’m not concerned because I know they'll take care of it very quickly.

We went to LGI to view model homes. We were greeted with very friendly people. What we got was salespeople that want to pre qualify you before you see a model or a picture. With that should have been my first clue. Then we were shown homes that we qualify for not the house we wanted. Then we were told we qualify for a 0 down but you have to you have to give 1000 dollars down. Then you're told based on your documents you do not qualify (bait and switch). Nothing but lies. These are true facts. Not trying to bash LGI but I would prefer to be told me no than to go through all this. Now I have to beg for my deposit back. Make sure you do not give money up front and go to someone to give you a loan before you buy.

I purchased a new build home a couple of weeks ago from LGI Homes. They were inviting and I felt comfortable with them. The place is nice and good, and I’m satisfied with the amenities although it's a big jump from work. I’ll recommend LGI and Mario, the one who sold me the home.