LGI Homes Reviews

I had an easy and non-stressful experience with LGI Homes. We chose them over other home builders because of its location. We purchased a brand new home four days ago. So far, we find our community beautiful, and since it's me and my wife's first home, it has affected our life very positively.

I had been looking for preexisting houses and I didn’t want that they have contracts on them and that the home only goes to the person who makes the highest bid so I decided not to look for a while. My daughter was the one who told me about LGI Homes and I signed the papers last Friday for a prebuilt home. It is in a nice community. It's a basic house, which is fine, but the good thing about it is that it has many other features that I like. I’m very happy and it's been a wonderful experience with LGI Homes.

We had been looking for a house for the last year and on September 8, we moved in the Blanco which was already pre-built by LGI Homes. My brother lives right around the corner from me too. The community is nice, clean and quiet. I would look around and reflect on the fact that we're in the house now and not in an apartment. We don't have people playing loud music outside the bedroom window and all of that crap.

The buying experience was excellent. All from contract to close was awesome. After that, not so much. It is very difficult to get service on our home. It has been almost 4 months, and most of the repairs from the walk through were never completed. I finally did them myself. I don't trust that LGI will stand by their product. After all is said and done, I think I would shop around carefully before buying here.

We closed last week with LGI after the process took about a month. We liked the house and it was in a good area. Their representatives were very nice and helpful.

LGI Homes had the “zero down” program and I checked into that. I didn’t qualify for that but I went on with it. I just closed on the house last week. However, I’m not totally happy with their performance. The salesmen, Andrew and Ted, were very nice people. It’s the construction stuff that I don’t like. Upon completion, my house still has problems. My yard is lumpy and had the worst top job I’ve ever seen in my life. It’s awful and it really bugs me. There’re big holes in it, my meter is like, in a sunken down hole. My back porch is rough, that concrete finish is terrible. I also had complaints that my trusses weren’t quite right, there were three of them I pointed out as soon as I walked through that they’re over 2 inches out of plumb. And they didn’t get those fixed because they would have had to tear the plywood off to fix them.

I had a good experience with LGI Homes and I’d recommend them. Because of the location that we’re building, we decided to go with them. We purchased a pre-built home in September. Their sales reps were informative, helpful, and professional. The quality of the home is also nine out of ten. However, the warranty claims were not handled quickly. We’re still waiting for some of the warranty claims to be prepared which were noted before or during the purchase walkthrough and have still not been completed.

Our experience with LGI Homes was awesome. They offered more in regards to help and in-house financing as well. You had to do that on your own when dealing with others with but with them they walked us through it. It helped us a great deal since we were first time buyers. The sales representative was also awesome. He gave us his direct number and helped us no matter what time of day it was. The pre-built new home that we purchased is built pretty well and is located in a really nice community. We are very satisfied with the amenities, too.

We have been working with LGI Homes for the past three years. They basically gave us all the information within those years to help us get a home. Their sales representative kept in touch and gave us the correct information instead of the runaround. We worked with them pretty much and so we just finally gave it a try one more time this year.

When Casey contacted me, he understood that we had to find a home quickly. He said that he would be able to get us within a home in 30 days. Based on other ways to purchase homes, it could have taken longer and the zero down helped a lot too. We finally closed with LGI Homes on the 29th but we signed to purchase the pre-built new home on the 23rd. It took a month and the quality of the house is amazing. We loved it. The grass isn’t there which I’ll buy but everything else went fine. The community is great and I already met a couple of our neighbors and they’re awesome. It's a longer commute to work, but I knew what I was getting into when we purchased the home and I'm getting used to it.

LGI was the most friendly, more able to work with me and not pass me onto the next person. Everything's going right and everybody at LGI is helpful. I bought a new home a week ago and the process didn't take long. The LGI community is quiet and everybody's friendly. It's nice, especially coming from a house that was secluded. LGI went over and beyond to help me out and I'd tell other folks about them.

We were renting an apartment at the time and I got an LGI Homes flyer in the mail that caught my eye. I had other flyers come through as well, but LGI's product looked like it was a sure thing and what they did was something that I was interested in. I also liked the area and the process in becoming a homeowner. I gave LGI a call and they had me come in. We got approved on the spot and we were 100% financed. We closed a couple of weeks ago. The process was so smooth and everybody was so kind, concerned, and really wanted us to be a homeowner instead of renting an apartment.

LGI Homes made it very easy for us when we purchased our home. During the walk-through, the rep explained a lot and I didn’t realize how sturdy the home was built. The community is very nice. I’ve seen a few builds and everybody keeps it very clean. It's a good spot too. Living in my new home makes me happier. It had been an easygoing experience with LGI Homes.

We purchased a pre-built home from LGI Homes a month ago and it’s been good so far. We like the location so now we have a little bit more peace of mind from the neighborhood we moved out of. The sales rep was very good and knowledgeable and had everything set up. The first house we looked at is the one we chose. The buying part was good. The experience, the paperwork part, was quick, fast and easy. They held up their part. We had no problems with the quality of the home, only minor things.

We dealt with three representatives, and we started out with John. He went out for a third referral, and then we dealt with the property manager, Greg. After that, Kim took me out to look at lots and pick out our lot and that’s who I had been in contact with prior to closing. All of them were polite, friendly and knowledgeable. The process was pretty good but there was something that I felt should have been handled a little differently.

We tried to go through LGI Homes before in buying a house, but we decided to wait until we were close to our wedding. It was nice choosing from the houses that were out for sale. We liked to look at a house that was really nice and we liked how big it was and the number of bedrooms it had. We ended up picking a pre-built house which happened to be the last one in the neighborhood that they hadn't sold yet. We fell in love with this house the moment we saw it and we snatched it up when we could.

The first site we checked out was at Tampa and we asked LGI if there are other locations in 1960. They told us about Sugar Pine Square, so we came in and asked for all the pre-built model units they had. All the agents that toured us around Sugar Pine Square were great, especially Chris. We also tried to ask with another builder, Cathy Home, and we didn't feel that they wanted to entertain us compared to how we felt with LGI Homes. The LGI agents are so good at getting a good job and we decided to take a risk and apply and we got approved.

I liked the LGI Homes house model that I saw online so I gave them a call. Anabelle, the agent who assisted us, was really good at first. Then while I was waiting for lenders to go through the approval process, I thought I was the one who had to call and text. They left me in limbo. After I signed the initial agreement and bought the house, I thought the financing part would go quickly. However, it went past the estimated move-in date of Sept. 15 and we didn't end up moving until the 29th. I was agitated and every week I would ask them how it was going. Aside from that, everything was okay.

Don't waste your time. No money down. Lies. Low monthly payment. Lies. Dealt with them for months. Told me I was approved and even let me put a sign on the ground and took pictures. Lies. Monthly payments 1000$. After no money down and all other nonsense per month your house payment is closer to 2000$. They ask for 1000$ down. They make you sit there for a appt for hours to learn about their company. Then build a house exactly like your front neighbor. Best thing possible was not getting approved after all and getting our deposit back after they made me run through hoops to get credit scores up and things paid off and faxes and copies of everything possible. It's like a car loan. They will get you in. But you will pay. High payment and interest. Good luck. You have been warned. LGI. Don't contact me. Thank you.

We closed last Friday on a prebuilt home we purchased from LGI Homes. And it’s brought me peace. I was already familiar with the neighborhood because my sister lives in there, and I got a home there, too, so I’m living close to family. It’s only been a week and things have been good so far. I still have some stuff they need to repair, but they would come whenever they can.

I got a flyer in the mail and I wanted to get my own home. There were also people who were saying a lot of good things about their experience with LGI so I went to go talk to them. Their rep was good. He was very transparent, gave all the information, and made sure I was aware of what I had to do and the deadlines. They showed me the floor plan, and then they said, “Okay. These are all the floor plans you can choose from.” I picked out different things that already came standard and the quality of the build is excellent. I'm also satisfied with the amenities offered to me. I’ve met a couple of the neighbors and they're nice. I’m close to my family I have six grandchildren and I see them way more. My daughter said they don’t want to go home. They just want to come to Nana’s house. I had a house before, and when I moved into an apartment I put all this stuff in storage, so now everything is back out of storage.

I was a first-time homebuyer. Before, I honestly didn’t think that I can afford a home. But I have seen flyers from LGI Homes and I even used to get a lot of them back in Chicago. They were actually good at getting me into a home. My wife and I were tired of renting. We have been renting ever since we were young and neither one of us had ever owned a home. With the rent going up, me and wife had to move every two years. Then we saw LGI and we decided to go and take a look. The person who we were with made us feel comfortable as far as attempting to buy a house. And every step along the way, LGI was really good. I would give them that because I could have just turned around and thanked them for letting me see the house. The way LGI had it set-up, everything was done in their office. The lender, the underwriter, and everything to process the mortgage was there. I feel that's the way it should be. That was my first experience and I talked to a lot of people at work who have bought homes and how you have to go and track down this person and then you got to go to this office downtown for your underwriter and so on. Just the sound of it makes you feel like you’ll just keep renting.

I went with LGI for the price and what they were offering compared to other homes. Also, their sales rep was great. Everybody in the office worked to get our deal done. They didn’t give me false hopes. They said it was going to happen and it happened, so I’m very happy with them. The process took about a month because there were a couple of hiccups on the side of the loan company. It wasn’t on the LGI side of the house.

LGI had a lot of good incentives and the sales reps were really attentive. Purchasing the home was a quick and easy process. It took about three weeks to get everything done although there were minor things that could’ve been done better. In the living room, I can see where the paint coats were not all even. I also found a lot of little itty-bitty cracks here and there that needs some stucco in it and by the bathtub. Other than that, the other things are well and overall it was decent. My new home has made everything more convenient for me and we're closer to school and family.

I called LGI Homes to schedule an appointment to look at a home and before the rep showed it to me, he went over the pricing. They had the best offers price-wise and yard-wise, they had everything we were looking for. It took me a while to decide but I decided we wanted it. After that, we went back to the office and gave them the money orders needed for the down payment. Two days later, we went and talked to the loan officer and they told us to have all the information about what we chose. They kept in contact with us so that when we need it, we could give them everything by the time we finished it. Three and a half weeks later, I was ready to call it my home. We closed on a pre-built home and it was great. It was an easy process as well and LGI had great customer service. Their sales rep was great as well and he answered all the questions I needed to ask.

I had worked with LGI Homes in Tennessee. Just about a month ago, I made another purchase with them. Everything was positive with their sales guy and finance people. I was stunned by their service. They were personal and they worked 100%. The transaction wasn’t like a sale and it wasn’t focused on money. They made sure that I got the right property and deal.

Our LGI home was under construction when we started the purchase process and we closed on the 3rd of August. The process was okay but my problem was with the construction. When construction was going on, I told the people at LGI Homes that I didn’t much approve of the way the home was being built. There were cracks in the floor, the baseboards were not meeting the floor properly, and there's no attic space. That’s not a big problem but it’s poor workmanship. I was told they were fixed, but they were fixed using caulk, which to me is not acceptable when I’ve got to append the gap from the floor meeting the wall that’s still uncaulked. Also, while I was hoping for a larger pool or two to three smaller pools, the amenities in the new home community only includes a small pool.

At the end of August, I was able to make a purchase with LGI. They had a good deal. Their rep Derrick was very knowledgeable and he kept us in the loop of everything that was going on with the transaction of getting the house vantage being built and getting the loan. I got a spec home and it’s been fine. It survived the rain. Plus, it’s also a nice community.

We looked at some homes that were used and LGI seemed like the best way for us, as new homebuyers, to buy a new home. LGI was a zero-down and no closing cost. We started with a different sales rep, but he was out on vacation and Art took over and he was with us the entire step of the way. He was great and I've referred two people to him since. We told LGI which prebuilt model we liked, and they showed us the ones that were available. We chose the one we wanted and went from there. The process took three weeks, which was really fast. The house was built very well and we're happy with the amenities. It's a farther commute for me to work, but it's a new home.

I like how LGI Homes helps people. I purchased a home a month ago from them and it's already built. I thought the purchase process was going to be a lot difficult, but they helped me a lot. The build was good and the community is beautiful. Living in my new home helps and it's a big improvement on my daily life.

We needed a home and we got an appointment with LGI Homes. We came, saw the homes and we liked what we saw. The sales representative at LGI Homes was awesome. He answered any questions that we had and kept us up to date on the process. He said he needed to meet us and he did and it was a very nice experience. We’re in Phase 2 and our home was the last home that was being built in it. They all built the same landscape but with different layouts. Our house wasn’t completely built when we purchased it so we saw the process of it being built. Everything was done because things were already picked out.

We went over to LGI Homes and checked it out. We liked the house we saw and purchased a prebuilt home on August 14th. Maury, our sales rep, was always so nice and respectful and we were kept well-informed of what was going on. I always got an email saying at what process we were at and we were treated very nicely the whole way through the whole process, which was 30 days. We got everything we wanted in the house that was built and we use the playground in the brand new community.

I like LGI Homes’ structure and the materials they use are above the other construction builders. I made my purchase three weeks ago. Their sales rep was very respectful, informative and knowledgeable. We call him whenever we have questions and he reaches out to us on the same day, sometimes even after five minutes. It only took us about four weeks to get everything set up from the loan company and then with LGI Homes. Also, the walk-in process was very quick because the reps had to do the processing on the same day of the closing.

We were looking around everywhere to find a home location and found this one by LGI. They were very good with us for the first meet. We were shocked to find out they checked our credit and said that we were pretty much already approved by the looks of it. So, it was an easy process. We met with the lender who said that everything looks well and that they just needed some paperwork. Then we gave them our paperwork and they handled it as quickly as possible. LGI kept reassuring us through the wait process that they were excited to give us our keys and they were reliable. We ended up meeting again on the closing date and got our keys.

LGI Homes built houses to spec even though the wait time was very short so one can buy as they build. We went with LGI for the cost and process of building. Their sales rep was knowledgeable with some very good information. The process of buying was very smooth and they handled nearly all the entire process. They make it very easy for the consumer and everything was done right there on site, didn't have to travel anywhere to go to any type of company. Our home was pre-built and they built it to whatever spec they wanted to go to, whatever paint they want, and whatever carpet they want. That was fine for me, but it would have been better if we were able to choose from options. We've been living in the home for 2 weeks already. A pool would have been nice amenity but I’m satisfied overall.

I have a buddy that works for LGI. We just went out there to look and found a pre-built house that we like and purchased it two weeks ago. I like the community. It’s nice, very private and we're satisfied with their amenities. LGI's sales rep always answered any question I had. Although there are few issues trying to do some stuff, it's all good beyond that. All the rooms are supposed to be pre-mounted for a ceiling fan. They just come with the lights in there, but you’re supposed to be able to hang a ceiling fan. The shower is a little low in our bathroom and then there’s the bathtub. That wall that comes out between them, if they would’ve made that wall two inches longer, they could have made the face of the wall straight. But because they didn’t do that, it’s got a slight curve and you can see that in the floor that goes along the bottom.

I had been getting LGI postcards for a year so when I decided to purchase a home, I looked at them. I got a prebuilt home two weeks ago. The sales rep and I had a few communication issues that we had to go over a couple of times but he was a good guy. The purchasing process was easy. I picked out the home that I liked and the community that I wanted in. They told me they were in the process of building so I went over there, checked it out and I decided I wanted that. While my house is basic, it feels good and I love it. I had moved out from my apartment on the 3rd floor of a building so I had a lot of stairs. I'm glad I don't have that now and my life is easier. I feel good to come home to something that I own. Also, the community is good and quiet. I like to get out and sit on my porch a lot of days. I met a couple of my neighbors who are already there and they seemed nice. It's fun, which is what I like. LGI did a great work.

We looked at two different home builders and LGI seemed to fit our needs. We were downsizing and the home was a great fit for us. We're in the home now and we love it. It still has the brand new smell. Joel was our salesman and he was more than helpful, our interactions with him were great. We went and we talked to Joel if we can get qualified first. Then, after we were, which didn't take long at all, we looked at a house, picked it out. It was already ready to go and was everything we wanted. The loan and everything was all in one location. So, it was very easy.

We're raising a couple of our grandchildren and I needed security and peace of mind that they and my wife were taken care of. We wanted a house and LGI Homes met our needs. I liked the look and feel of their homes. Their female sales rep also helped us out the best she could and tried to get us in. They could have been a little bit more communicative but I could understand that they had a lot of other people.

We closed on August 4th on our prebuilt house from LGI Homes, but my experience with them was rushed, pressured and shady. Their sales rep made a lot of promises but after the housing was completed, he didn't really follow through on a lot of them. It's pretty terrible quality and there were several issues with the house. There were nails sticking out of the wood on the garage door which was pretty dangerous and there's also a strip where the wall meets the roof that only had the primer right underneath there and didn't get painted. Also, the water didn't work at first and when they fixed it, they had to drill in the drywall and it took them a week and a half to come back out and patch them. Several people have asked me if LGI Homes is a good company to work with, but I'd tell them to run the opposite direction.

I wanted to stay in the area where LGI Homes was located because I was renting a house that’s about four miles up the road. And I wanted to be close to 315 and to everything within Winder because of my job. I purchased a house from LGI Homes that was already in the process of being built. Everything was great until about a week before closing. I'm a police officer and I don't make $100,000 a year. So, I had to get the other half gifted from a family member for the closing costs and I'm just going to pay him back in the long run.

LGI's salesperson was a really nice lady and she did her job well. As for the mortgage company, there was a couple of miscommunications, but they did fine. They were quick and I closed in two weeks. I bought the home and it still had to be finished, so I went through and did a walkthrough on all that needed to be fixed. However, they dragged their feet on it and their subcontractor’s concreting the front. They had to pull a whole slab up, and then when they poured it back, there were three cracks running through it while the rest of the driveway has no cracks.

We purchased a pre-built new home from LGI Homes about a month and a half ago. It was affordable and I fell in love with it and its floor plan, and everybody has been really helpful. Alberto, our sales rep, was amazing. He kept us in the loop at every single step and called to check up. He was so knowledgeable and kind, and he answered every single question. I just had a baby, she’s six months now, and Alberto told me that everything was all right. He made a way to listen and we’re so comfortable with him.

I closed on my LGI home on August 8 and it didn’t go as smoothly as I wanted it to go, but it was a learning experience for me. I wish the house would have looked more as the model that you see when you go to the actual LGI location. They have that house all fixed up and nice. I wish there would have been more to it because it feels like I'm paying more to fix it up the way it needs to be fixed up. The blinds and other stuff that needs to be in there should already come with the home, especially when you spend so much money a month on it.

LGI's fees were affordable and it took me six months to complete my home purchase from them. The home, which has a floor plan that was already designed, is a good quality product. Also, their sales team was outstanding and their finance guy was very knowledgeable. Plus, the community was very warm and welcoming. It’s very relaxing now that I've settled in and it's been a fantastic experience. I’d recommend LGI to a friend.

I like the area here and one day, I dropped by LGI Homes and talked to them. Everybody was extremely helpful and willing to work with us compared to other people. They developed a plan that worked well with us and explained everything that we needed to do to qualify. They were amazing and they provided good customer service. We made our home purchase in mid-July and it was a smooth transition. LGI's reps were efficient and quick. Our community is great and I love it. I also like that it's a gated community. It’s so quiet in this area, especially at night, and I get to have a good night's sleep. There’s also this one street, one cul-de-sac that doesn’t have anybody living any further, so it’s nice that we could use it the best way. I love the size of our yard, too, and it’s a lot greener than where I was before. Plus, there’s a lot more space in the home and I feel more comfortable. Overall, it's been an exceptional experience for new home buyers.

We went and looked at homes from LGI. The representative that they have in the branch did a really good job at selling the house. I like the fact that when we were coming to look at the houses, they just gave us the key and told us which houses were available for us to go inside and look so we were able to look at the house and have a conversation about it. It was more comfortable, the fact that they gave us that freedom to go and look at the house without them being in every room with us. We liked the price and we purchased a prebuilt home. We’ve moved in about a month ago.

I got a prebuilt home almost a month ago and I chose the one from LGI Homes because of their down. Their sales reps were amazing, friendly and informative. They also went above and beyond to explain everything and help out. Their process was pretty simple too and as quick as I’ve ever done. I like the community a lot and the quality of the house is great. The amenities are perfect,too and everything seems in mind. Having settled in, living in the house makes everything a whole lot easier, and gives me a sense of privacy and a place I can call home. I’m glad with the purchase and everybody did awesome. This is by far the best experience I’ve ever had.

I was looking for a home and saw LGI Homes on the internet and tried it. They wanted my credit score and everything passed. I purchased from them last month and they built a home for me. It's of decent quality. I asked about the shower rack though. I was told they didn't come with the house as well as the ceiling fans and I would like to have those. As far as the window blinds, there are blinds in certain windows but not in all the windows.

LGI Homes offered a lot more help with the closing and the deposits so we chose them over homebuilders. We got a new prebuilt home about 30 days ago and had a really good experience with them. Gabe the sales rep explained the process of purchasing the home and up until everything then Marlene the loan officer gave us all the info we needed. They’re awesome. They gave us about 45 days for the process and it went pretty smooth. There were just some things on our part that had to be fixed so they had our timeframe extended.

I was lured into getting an LGI property at Autumn Canyon in Cartersville, Georgia and I made my purchase on August 25th, 2017. The sales reps have been professional and my experience with them was cool and easy going. The community is great. It is quiet, family-oriented and it’s what we were expecting. I got a prebuilt home and they just needed to complete certain stuff on it. But its quality could have been a little better. I had to make a claim from the hurricane Irma as our shingles were moved, similar to their other newly built homes. But the first homes that were previously built, there were no shingles moved.

We were looking for a new home for four months. Then we found LGI Homes and got our perfect choice. We have great communication with them. We purchased a home that's already built and we liked it as it is. If we have some concern like damage, we will contact them to let them know. We moved in a week ago and we haven't had any engagement yet with the area. But so far we like the community.

My experience with LGI Homes was amazing and their reps were great. LGI was the first one we located and we decided to go along with the pricing when we went out there. We started the purchase process with them in August and we moved in on the 1st of September. The quality of the building is okay but I wish they had more hands-on with the process of the building versus everything being exactly the same with no choices. We had some minor and little setbacks with the house but it was already taken care of. Also, the house is in a great community.

I've had LGI Homes for a month and chose them because of their price. The sales rep was nice, but she didn't know what she was doing. The information we asked for was never provided and things I asked about changed a month later before I made the deposit. I was told my mortgage payment would be deferred for two months and they scheduled my closing on the 31st. So when it showed on the closing paperwork that my first payment would be on October 1st, I told them they made a mistake and this is supposed to be November. She said, "No. It wouldn't be November. I left you closed tomorrow." I said, "Let's close tomorrow then. What the hell are we doing here now? Why would I want to make an additional payment? You told me two months." She then told me my closing costs were going to change. I thought they were going to prorate it for a day before she told me it was going to be $2,000.

I purchased my house from LGI Homes about 30 days ago. I liked the layout and the floor plan that I chose, and the quality of the build was fine and fair. My interactions with the LGI people were very positive, informative, and smooth. It was a no surprise, very easy and great experience.

We closed on our home with LGI Homes last month and the whole process was straightforward. It's a prebuilt house and in a great community which I love. It's a decent built home but with some not so great finish work. I mentioned to the LGI people what I was going through and that we've noticed a bunch of defects with the trim and paint. They're going to handle it and I'm happy about that. The LGI reps were good, very helpful, friendly, nice people to talk with, informative, and they get back to me. I'd recommend LGI Homes to a friend.

We were looking for a home during our Texas relocation and we found LGI Homes. I wanted a new home with the warranties and I got a pre-built one. We finalized on it last August 28th. The tub in the guest bathroom wasn’t draining but they came in, broke the wall and fixed it. They still have to come back and paint. I had two appointments and the painters haven’t shown up yet. But everything else is fine. Victor has been great through the whole process. I've met Nate and he was great too. I love the house and the community is quiet even with construction going on. I have some problems with VA and what they wanted but LGI has been great and outstanding.

We purchased a nice, decent, pre-built home from LGI Homes. They’re very affordable and has a friendly environment. Our sales rep was very helpful and she let us know what was going on and know if we needed anything. She also kept us up-to-date on everything. The carpet is good but I don't like the garage door because it has paint peeling off already. Nevertheless, my children and I are enjoying our new home. It's a nice, quiet neighborhood. It’s convenient too because we have a lot of things around that's very easy to get to. I like the schools, they’re excellent. They’re really close and my children are enjoying them.

I work in the housing industry and I felt like LGI Homes gave me the most bang for my buck. I purchased a halfway-built home from them three months ago and they're helpful and fantastic. The process seemed simple and easy and there’s not a lot of pressure. The sales rep explained and walked us through everything. Also, the way they put together the material, the upgrades and the appliances was really good. The upgrades they gave and my experience with them were really good compared to other companies I've seen. The LGI new home community is really nice and quiet and I like that. The parks are well-taken care of, too. Living in our new home is great and we're a lot happier.

My daughter was building in the area and she referred us to LGI Homes. We also liked the area and we didn’t look at any other builder. We stopped by one day, got into looking and timing was good so we went ahead and did the deal. It was easy and fast, and their sales representatives were excellent. They were friendly, helpful, excited for us and made it easy. The house was still under construction when we did our transaction but we saw model units. It's good quality but we have a punch list that hasn’t been completed yet so I'm sending LGI Homes that list. I'm hoping they’ll come and solve those things. We've also met several people in the community and they seemed fine. Other than that, our new home is further out than where we've been so it's a longer commute for me but the energy-efficiency is good. We downsized from a larger home so the electric bill looks to be a lesser amount.

LGI built a home for us and the process of building the home went pretty good. Our sales representative, Delilah, was extremely nice. At the very beginning, she was pretty new so there were some things that were not communicated very well. It caused a little bit of confusion. But her manager came back and we all talked. We smoothed everything out. And from then on, it went really smooth.

We had a two-bedroom apartment which had five grownups living in. Two of our sons didn't have a place to live so we had them park with us and that's what made decide to go ahead and buy another house. I made the decision to go with LGI Homes because of the possibility of zero down. We had a tremendous interaction with the salesman, Chad. My realtor and Chad explained to me what would be necessary to get done in order to have zero down. And so I just followed their instructions and within six weeks we're in the house.

There were some things that the LGI reps should have told us before we purchased the house. For instance, there’s no garage door opener and doorbell. It would have been nice to know ahead of time. Who would’ve thought to look for our garage door opener? That would come with the house. Also, the quality of the things that they put in here is not very good. There were a bunch of stuff that you don’t see. They’ve bumped the wall here, or this plug doesn’t work, and you have to call and put a report in to fix it. Since they’re brand new, they were really hard to plug in. Four or five plugs don’t work and eventually cracked. And when we removed the countertop, there were water bottles and trash. That’s the only part that we’ve even gone in and did renovation on in the kitchen.

We purchased our home from LGI in July since there weren't a lot of new homes being put up in the area with the pricing. Their reps were really helpful and our salesperson, Diego, was awesome. He's really the one that sealed the deal with everything. LGI ended up calling us back four times to look at different houses since the first house we looked at didn't have a backyard and the last house was the one that we wanted. The buying process was mostly easy and the person who looked over the paperwork in terms of getting the loan was overly busy, so it took a little bit of time to get things situated. Other than that, they slacked a lot with the painting since there were a lot of paint drops that they didn't notice right away. But everything else is working well. Living in our home is relaxing and there's more room for everything.

LGI Homes had the commitment and worth for quality. They were building the home and I bought it before it was completed. So, I put a deposit down and I looked at it in July and they had a closing date in August. Their sales reps were good and kept me very informed as well. However, where it went downhill was my orientation to my new home and the things that weren't done that they took note of. One of the doors drag, one of the door frames in the bedroom is cracked, and there are no door stops. I have a punch list of about 25 things. They told me they would be fixed them within 72 hours. But it is August 30th and it's still not done.

My experience with LGI Homes was a complete mess up. We applied for the house in June and we didn't get to move in until August. They kept telling us it'll be closing this date, this date, this date and it took two months because they didn’t have their procedures set up for people who are self-employed or who own a business. Right before the last date for the closing, I was at the point of cancelling the whole thing because the communication was not good. They kept asking for more paperwork. I understand that they have to have income information but it just kept getting worse and worse. To top it off, last week or week before last, they called and told me I had to send more papers because the original ones didn't come through correctly. And those were some of the first ones I ever sent. They had all that time to put their paperwork together and they didn't do it. And then, what we were told in the sales department was not what finally happened.

We were out looking at resale homes per month in an adult retirement area and they were old and dilapidated. One of the buddies that I worked with said that LGI Homes is building brand-new homes in Sundance. We love our sales rep and I will give her the highest marks. She showed us three houses, and the one we got was pre-built. I thought the process was going to take a long time but it was immensely easy. Everything happened exactly how we were told, including the financing and closing happened on the date it was supposed to. Everything and everybody along the way were super.

LGI Homes provided excellent customer service. They were very thorough and honest all the way through. The sales rep Steve was very knowledgeable as well, and he answered all my questions and guided me properly. The experience was absolutely smooth. I purchased a spec home one month ago and the quality is pretty good, but I wish there's a medicine cabinet and towel racks in the bathroom. When I walk in the bathroom, it feels so weird to be looking at the wall. The medicine cabinet is not there and that's where I kept my shaving equipment. The same thing with the towel racks and they're driving me crazy. But other than that, the amenities are pretty cool and we also have a phenomenal community. Although my commute to work is 20 minutes longer, I took the sacrifice because it's a good neighborhood. I have been more mentally relaxed since living in our new home and there's a sense of accomplishment too.

Everything ran smoothly. The LGI reps were very helpful and did everything. From the beginning to end, making our purchase took less than 30 days. What made it so easy, which we didn't know was going to happen was the closing procedures. Everything was online. We were first-time buyers so some of the programs that they had helped out.

We had a problem with one of the LGI houses so we had to switch. We initially picked one lot, which is the largest, and the backyard is going to be big. Then we looked and there's no backyard. We talked to our guy, Malik and right away, he gave us another lot to pick. We did the whole process with the foundation and framing. Everything went well until it was time to put the Sheetrock. It was only one in the master bedroom where there was more than a half inch gap and there was no plywood in the back towards the upper corner of the top of where they connect the roof and the wall. So we had to talk to Malik. He said he was going to talk to the construction manager. It took them a week before they started putting all the Sheetrock on the second floor.

I wanted to live here in Humble and LGI was willing to have no money down on a house, so I went ahead in purchasing from them a month ago. Their sales reps pretty much know everything and knew what they're talking about. I purchased a pre-built home and it took about three weeks to complete the process. They tried to get me in here as fast as possible because it was raining and they got me right on time. There’s just a lot of paperwork, but that comes with everything we do. The quality of the house is pretty nice. With the value of the house that I got, it’s good for what it's worth. It's also comfortable. I like my house and it made my life better.

LGI Homes is a good company. They're nice and helpful. When my husband and I walked into their office, the guy helped us right away and got us going within an hour. The location is just 50 minutes away from my workplace so it's easier to go to work. Also, we have the storm heavy and we're good. Thank God the water didn't rise in our area. LGI Homes is good for anyone who wants to make a decision in buying a house. I recommend them to anyone.

We closed on July 26 and settling in the community has been positive for us. I like the scenery and I'm in love with the place. However, LGI Homes was not very truthful to the clients regarding the amenities. When we first visited here, there was an agent who came to us and we roamed around the area. They told us that we could use the playground, but once I lived here, I found out that we cannot use it because that’s with the other subdivision. There are no amenities. And it’s not just me who's very dissatisfied. All of our neighbors here have the same sentiment. Despite the amount we're gonna pay with the HOA, we cannot see where it goes to. Also, I've been complaining since I transferred because the aircon is not working but until now, no one came over to fix it. I’m still living in a very warm house. I even spoke to the one who’s in charge here but they’re still waiting for the other contractor to contact me. I’m really dissatisfied with LGI Homes.

I bought a house from LGI Homes last July 28 and my experience was great. My realtor introduced me to them. They were courteous and honest which was one of the things why I went with them. They were also very helpful and answered all our questions. The guy I worked with, Nick, was very good. He returned my phone calls and kept me abreast of what was going on. We got a pre-built home in a brand new community. Someone tried to purchase it and backed out. We took a look at it and liked it so we purchased it. We went through the regular process and everything worked out all right. So far, the quality is pretty good and I am pretty satisfied with the neighborhood's amenities. Overall, LGI was very professional.

I went with LGI Homes because I didn't know if I can afford a house. I have bad credit, so they told me what to do and I did it. Their rep was very helpful. It was June, just before the kid's summer vacation, and I was looking to get out of the apartment. We were going to put money down for real estate because we're looking for a land for our mobile home when the LGI rep called me up. He told me not to put down a $1000 because they have a new program. So I went ahead and told him that we'd be there. We just put the $1000 down and they helped me out with the rest. There wasn't much paperwork involved because LGI went through the government. The house was being built as we signed the papers. It's a two-story house and we moved in on August 24th. It was everything we were looking for. I even threw away my old microwave because the house already came with one.

I've been living in a home for 24 years then I divorced and moved out to an apartment, but I thought I needed to get my own home. I got a flyer from LGI Homes by mail and what caught me was it said no down payment. The sales rep, Jeff was very courteous and helpful. Everybody, from the loan officer to the people that worked to sell me the house, was super nice too. I could call them anytime and they were they were there for me. The buying process didn't take long. I provided what they asked for and they did my credit report. Everything went by smoothly. I made the purchase almost a month ago now. The house was pre-built, but it wasn't like I couldn't make any changes to it.

We purchased a new pre-built home from LGI last August 7th. They happened to have a ranch floorplan and it suited what my wife and I were looking for at the time. It was very good dealing with their sales rep. They were friendly, reliable and courteous. Before the closing, we had a walkthrough of the home with the contracted builder. He showed how things operated and gave us instructions about things. Then we also pointed out things that needed attention. After that, we had our closing, and then we moved in. The only disappointing thing was they did not do any customizations.

I've gotten a lot of good feedback in regards to LGI Homes. I also like their particular location with the combination of the price. I purchased a prebuilt new home from them about a month ago and the process was fast. I had a very good experience working with their sales rep. He was very approachable, personable and friendly. He was able to answer all of my questions too. Even today after the purchase, he's still able to answer any questions that I have. The purchase process was straightforward and a lot easier than buying a used house. I've been in the market for a while trying to find a home and it was a very stressful process. So, once I sat down with LGI and got to the actual closing process, they laid it all out. They were very transparent.

Price was the main factor in our going with LGI Homes. We weren't ready to buy a house this year, but their prices made this possible, so we were happy. Our interactions with the sales reps were mainly positive. We had one issue with the sales rep at another LGI development within Charlotte, but everyone else was great and able to help us. They were on the ball with everything and the whole process happened very quickly, which was great.

We purchased a tract house from LGI Homes and the price was right plus we were happy with the layout and the area. We’ve only been in the house for a little over a month, and the quality’s good so far. We're located between two major travelling outlets, which is nice. I have my choice and I can either go downtown or I can go over to Bethlehem. Everything about this area is beautiful. We're from California, the desert, so we're in awe of all the green and the trees. The neighbors around here that I've met seem nice. Everybody's friendly, always waving at me when out front.

The home we got from LGI is comfortable and is a good place for us. Their sales representative, Fred, was resourceful in terms of information. We had a day where we visited him. We also visited the site at one time and he showed us the house. He spoke about the policy, which we were interested in. Fred said the closing cost was free and that was a promotion for us. So we bought a pre built home that we chose not to customize.

We purchased our prebuilt home from LGI Homes a month ago. However, I was misled into believing that they did owner finance, which got me there, but it turned out they didn't. But we ended up getting a loan through a loan company and it worked out. The house may be cheaper and the doors are nicer in the neighborhood that I go in. The front door had window glass pane and it looked like the glass they used was nicer. And I don't know if they're higher in price. But looking at those and now understanding houses and how they're built and what they're built with, I would have loved to have some of those features. Other than that, the quality of the house is pretty good. Being a first-time buyer, I didn't know what to expect. But it wasn’t bad at all.

I like the area around LGI Homes. Their people did a great job and they built a house for me on time. Everything was quick and in order and my wife liked the house we purchased about a month ago. The sales reps were polite and they helped me. From the beginning, I’d do whatever they said, so that's why we went with the house. Right now, I have four clients and one is waiting to close. They’re all trying to buy a house from LGI Homes. Living in our new home has been good and my experience with LGI was excellent.

I was not wanting to buy a new home and was very skeptical. But after talking to friends who had either worked with LGI Homes before or for a company that works with LGI, I was able to make the decision to sign I went in expecting the hard sell but the representative were great and provided the facts, and I appreciate that.

LGI Homes offered a no money down and I also saw a neighborhood of where they have been building some homes that caught my attention just from the outside. Also, I was very impressed with LGI even over other home builders that I've dealt with. They were very personable, very knowledgeable about trying to meet my needs and what me and my family needed. I got a pre-built house and I closed on it on July 27th. The quality of the build was good. I know that they had been sitting for a while and when we finally got in there, we've noticed a few little things here and there. But the guys were able to come out and address some of the things that we had seen. I'm glad we made a good choice in the neighborhood, and location, and the home itself. It's convenient to my kids day-care and even to the highway to be able to get to work for me and my husband.

LGI was advertising 0% down, so I gave them a call. I didn’t get the 0% down but that's okay. We like the area anyway. And the process went smoothly. They asked me for stuff, and I gave them whatever they needed. The sales rep stayed in contact with me. We had a lot of rain going on during the time I was doing the purchasing but she was fine. We signed on August 3rd on the prebuilt that we purchased. We're still unpacking and still kind of getting used to it. But the house didn't have the ceiling fans and the garage door opener. I'm a single mom, and it's going to take me a little bit of time to get those into the house. But they were trying not to put that into my 30-year mortgage so I get that. It would've kind of been nice if they were here already, especially the garage door opener, but I'll eventually get it.

The home-buying program that I was trying to go through was becoming a headache, and since I had gone to LGI Homes seven years ago, I decided to go back. The experience was fast, efficient and reasonable. The sales reps were very knowledgeable and able to guide me through the process. Everything was great. I made the purchase a month and a day ago and the house was already built but no one had lived in it before. So far, everything has been holding up and the quality is great. It's a good neighborhood as well and I like it. It's really nice and quiet. You feel secluded and everybody's so friendly. It's close to everything too. Now that we're settled in, I'm able to get things done.

We liked the layout of the pre-built house we bought from LGI Homes. Their representative who worked with us was very good and everything was great. We also like our community. This is our first home and it feels more relaxing. We are very happy.

LGI Homes was recommended by a friend. We purchased a brand-new home from them about a month ago. Their sales rep helped me a lot and explained everything well. She’s the real reason why I proceeded with LGI Homes. For the most part, the purchase process was easy. Everything was laid down on the table. It took about a month and a half and we encountered little issues here and there towards the end with the loan, but other than that, everything was fine.

I felt more comfortable with LGI and we bought one of their pre-built homes. The LGI sales rep was great, made us feel comfortable, kept us at ease, and it was a smooth experience. There was always an answer to every question we asked and we always get something done for us. We never felt they left us hanging. We just closed on August 4th and we're still in the process of moving in. Also, I'm satisfied with the amenities offered and the community is very nice, quiet and seems to be a great fit.

House is used with the cheapest material. I've own my house for 8 month and it has water leaks, AC leaks. If you rub against the wall you'll make a mark. Carpets are so cheap. Kris is a horrible sales agent, is super rude. Can't ask him anything. He'll respond with another answer. Worst experience I've ever had and I'm willing to sell at a loss.

I purchased a pre-built home about three weeks ago from LGI Homes. Their reps have been really nice and the community is quiet and friendly. I like our home a lot and for the price, it's not a bad deal.

LGI was the closest home-builder to the neighborhood I was already living in. I was already pre-approved with another home loan company, but whenever I went to LGI, they told me that I can buy a house without having to pay any down payment or closing cost. It has only been a month since I purchased a home from them and my interactions with their friendly sales reps were good. The house was already built when looked at it, so it would be considered a pre-built home. I haven't found any issues so far with the quality of the construction and I like our new LGI Homes community, but I spend more money now because of all the projects that I want to do with the house. Overall, my experience with LGI was as easy as it could have been.

It’s been about a month since we purchased our pre-built home from LGI Homes. We were unable to get a construction loan and we didn't have to get one when we went with LGI Homes because their houses are already built. The home we got is of good quality. We have noticed a couple of things here and there but nothing too terrible. And the neighborhood is nice. We worked with rep Jason and he was very professional. He answered all of our questions and took a lot of time showing us around. We really appreciated how fast the process was and how everybody was very welcoming, inviting and knowledgeable. Everybody that we worked with knew who we were and we still see them. We wave and say hi and it kind of feels like we're part of the family. So, that was a really good feeling.

I closed with LGI Homes a couple of weeks ago and the interaction I had with the sales representative was smooth. The buying process went quick and the pre-built home seems okay in quality. I'm also satisfied with the amenities offered for the home.

LGI Homes was convenient in terms of the location where they were building their homes. I was looking for a house to buy, mainly as an investment. I saw some of their models and looked at the construction and their processes, and I was satisfied with that. LGI built the home that I eventually purchased. It was in the process of being built when I was looking for a home purchase. I went one evening to look at the homes and they were all sold out. But the sales rep, Anna, said that a home might come back in the market because the owner may not have gotten financing for it. As soon as a home came back on the market, she called me and I purchased it about a month ago.

I found LGI Homes in a Craigslist ad. Their sales reps were very professional and answered all my questions. I liked how they sat me down beforehand. They told me that they wanted to make sure I was qualified and the financial situation worked out before they even let me choose or look at a home. They didn't want to get my hopes up and I respected that. They also told me that they wanted me to have a pleasant home experience and to be in a home that I can financially afford. That was awesome too.

We were looking for a house. We went and saw one down on Chadwick street but we didn't like it so we toured the thing outside. But when we got inside, we loved that LGI house. The process of buying a home with them was excellent and it took us seven days to close it. We met an excellent salesperson. who knows the business, was very helpful and knew exactly if we're going to be qualified in everything on the purchase.

LGI Homes offers help to all the people who cannot afford the down payment. The home buying process was easy because they helped us with everything. The salesperson explained everything and I had an excellent experience with him. At that time, the house was already being built and the closing was on July 31st. The house is good and I like it, although I don't have any grass in the back. I also like the community and we're very satisfied with the amenities

LGI Homes provided more rooms so I went with them. It was a long distance-type of application because I was living in Maryland and the house from LGI Homes was relocated here in Florida. I was talking to my real estate agent and he knew what I was looking for. He informed me when there was something available. I told him that once I sell my house, I can come down and make arrangements to see other houses down there.

I chose LGI Homes for their location and I closed on June 30th. I purchased a pre-built new home which was being built at the time when I was purchasing. Dealing with the sales rep was fairly simple and quick. Having lived in the house now, I see signs where some of the trades were not as consistent on some of their cuts as they should have been but the quality is acceptable overall. However, my house does not have a fence in the backyard up until the day that I purchased it. The LGI website for the Pendergrass homes stated that all homes would have fences in backyards. I mentioned that in closing and no one wanted to keep up with the marketing that was out there. It was a classic case of bait and switch. But overall, buying a house from LGI Homes was an easy experience.

I got LGI Homes brochure in the mail with zero down and zero closing cost options. Purchasing the home was streamlined. They got us in, showed us a home, talked to us about all of our options, went over the paperwork, went to the account team, underwriting, and we closed in 40 days. They had the home built that was two months old with no previous owners. They had a few minor things that needed to be fixed up, but the contractor took care of everything except for one, we’re waiting for the rainy season to go away to take care of that. The community is excellent, it’s clean and quiet. The pool was decent and not a lot of people there. My wife was very pleased with it. Our life had been excellent and better in our new home since we used to live on a third floor where we have to go up and down the stairs. With our new home, it's more convenient for us. I've already recommended them to two of my friends.

We liked the neighborhood and amenities of LGI Homes. We also liked their different houses which weren't cookie-cutter homes. Our salesperson, Aaron, was amazing. When we had a question about something, he made himself available to us even after hours with his cellphone number. He was also very thoughtful and he made us feel at ease when we thought our other house wasn’t going to sell. He made things go smoothly and did everything we needed done.

I went to LGI to see if they had any homes that I would be interested in and about a month ago, I purchased a pre-built house from them. They had to do some finishings on it but I couldn’t change or pick out anything. It was a little aggravating when two days before finishing the home, they expected me to do the walkthrough, find things wrong, and still do the closing. I had a door that screwed up and I needed to have someone come and install a water system. My neighbor also told me that LGI should've put my window screens but I didn’t get them until almost a week after I closed. I even had to go in and pay for the walls for them to patch up, and they didn’t do that. This was almost a $300,000 purchase and not a $10 one, yet I didn’t get a sense of urgency from LGI and they dragged their feet to the very end.

LGI Homes was in the top position and the homes were brand-new. Also, their sales representatives were great and they got me whatever that I need. The process of buying was difficult including making sure everything went through with the markings and that the bank approved me for the loan that I need. But I knew how much I was going to work with initially. Then, I picked the home and went to the bank. The whole process took about thirty days which is not too bad. Also, the home is very new, everything is clean and it was built to my satisfaction. I love the bathroom and the walk-in closet and the garage is huge. The community is also great and it's the way I like it because it's not out of the way. This is worth it and it was an awesome experience.

LGI Homes would wait until the last minute to tell me something that needed to be changed. I'm out of state most of the time so there are times when I had to leave and drive 15 hours to get home just to sign one piece of paper. I'd call and leave messages and I wouldn't hear back from them until it was absolutely needed to be done. Lack of communication was a big deal for me.

LGI Homes showed me how to build my credit. I purchased from them a month ago and the sales representatives were awesome. I like everything about them. LGI built the home from the floor to up and the quality of the build was good. Also, the LGI new home community I live in is okay. I'm very satisfied with the amenities they have offered. Everything was great with LGI and I was so happy.

I have never heard of something brand new having so many issues. When we first moved into the home one of our main requests for the builder to fix was damage to the baseboards in a room adjacent to the upstairs bathroom. We mentioned the request several times and were told that the builder looked at it. This was not fixed until after we moved in and it was like pulling teeth to get that arranged. Fast forward to a week being in the house. We have had major issues with our hot water not working. At this point the plumber says if our heater goes out again it's electrical. An electrical issue in a new house! Hot water is a basic human right. Prisoners get hot water! They can't come out and properly fix their mistakes the first time.

I got a prebuilt home from LGI. The representative was very helpful. He explained everything, about the community, about the home down to depending on my credit, how much my house note would be every month, and if I have to pay, how much I would have to pay down. I also love the new home community. It's wonderful and I'm satisfied with the amenities. It's a new home and I never thought I'd be in one. It's nice with a big family. Where I used to live, we couldn't have the dishwasher on while someone was taking a shower at the same time. I have five kids and it's awesome that they could be taking shower, I could be taking a shower, and the dishwasher's on. The experience has been very easy and pain-free. I recommended LGI to everybody.

The LGI representative was very friendly and willing to provide information. The purchasing process was really smooth and the house was already built when I bought it. The home community is very well. The layout is comfortable too. Living in my new home is pretty decent and it's a totally different thing. I appreciate and I'm happy with the customer service and all the support provided throughout the process.

LGI Homes has a "zero down" program and because of the price and lot size of the home, I purchased my pre-built home a month ago. LGI made my first time buying a new home very comfortable with just paperwork and signing of documents. Also, their sales rep was very informative and nice. The build quality of the home was very well done and impressive, but they have yet to come fix some issues we brought up with the maintenance man during our walk-through. He put in a request for a work order since there were some tough scratches and chips on the cabinets. More so, some of the neighbors in the community are very nice, warm and friendly. I'm very satisfied with the amenities, but the place is much further out from where I work so the commute time affects me.

We bought the house from LGI Homes last 6-22-17. Their business model was our reason to choose them. The house was completed when I purchased it but I'm the first owner. It's a brand new home. The quality is what I paid for, it's great. This new home improved my life 5000%. Before this, I was renting. I'm now a homeowner. It's the American dream to be a homeowner, right? I have no problems with the LGI community I live. I live on a cul-de-sac and it's nice, quiet and private. My neighbors are nice. I'm satisfied with the amenities they offer. I bought an economy model and I got a lot of features for what I paid for. If I would have bought one of the more expensive models, I'd have more features.

We were looking for a new home and this one from LGI Homes had a good view in the back off the porch and it was in our price range. Also, the split bedroom was to our advantage. It was already built and the layout of the whole house was good. There was somebody else that had bought the house and for some reason, they backed out. They’ve also added an extra garage. So instead of having a two car garage, it has a three-car garage which was something that we wanted. We had a good walk-through with the sales representative and we talked to the person that was in-charge of the construction. He wrote all the defects down and it was recorded.

I made a purchase and closed on the house from LGI Homes a month ago. The other builders in the area were outside of the price range I could afford, so I chose them. Their sales rep Brad was excellent. LGI was in the process of building the house when we came in and we bought it out of their inventory. But it was finished the day or two before we closed on the house.

The LGI sales representative made it fairly easy for us to get the new home and explained to us how we could do it for a very low money down which worked out as what we're told. We walked and picked the prebuilt home that we liked on the lot and then they asked for paperwork. I brought the paperwork in and that worked out well. There was nothing extra so within two weeks we were closing. It's a well-built home but I was surprised that simple things like gutters and the attic stairs weren’t included. Other than that, the community is really new and it seems like it's going to be really nice. The commute will be a little longer but the house is awesome.

We've lived in a couple of different home builders before. The other builders didn't pick the best of locations for their homes. For instance, three of the neighborhoods that we went were built close to big transformer power lines. It felt like they were getting cheaper lands to make a higher profit. When we went to LGI we noticed that their homes are comparable to True Homes and they weren't built by big power lines.

I have been looking for a home builder for two years and one of my students told me that LGI Homes were the better builders. They're easy to work with and they let us browse in the hall and didn't crowd us. Also, they answered any questions we had and if not, they'd find an answer. They allowed us to see what we wanted and what we're looking for, which is easier to shop than having somebody all on our back. I already had a pre-approval for my loan. Their rep, Rich, went ahead and did my credit check to get it to work and he told me that it may not be a problem. I already knew that you could estimate 10%, but I wanted to see what they were talking about, so I asked him how much the mortgage are on and he gave me an idea of the worst and the best scenarios.

LGI built a home for us. They were the cheapest and the easiest with all the warranty stuff. We liked the convenience side of going with them. The sales rep was very helpful and very informative. We met about five times for the preliminary stuff and walk through of getting approved for the mortgage. There was a lot of information gathering and we closed on the 28th. It was very quick. They were also surprisingly flexible with schedules and knew what they were doing. The house looks nice and the quality is wonderful. I've met one of the owners of our new home community and he’s pretty awesome.

The sales reps at LGI Homes were very helpful and everything was on time. We purchased a prebuilt home and it was low cost and very cost-effective. The processing was very simple and straightforward. Everything was clear and understandable. Also, the quality of the home is good but it needs a little improvement on the doors and the garage. Our problem is that the doors were not that sturdy. But I love the community and the amenity. The community is very quiet, peaceful and accessible and I'm enjoying the house. I'm a stay-at-home mom, so I only go out when it's necessary and it works for me. I was very satisfied overall.

LGI Homes' interest rates were really good and the pricing of the homes were unbeatable for those that were available. The amenities inside the house was also one of the reasons why I decided to go with them. I didn’t have to purchase furniture and things, which could have been thousands of dollars extra. I bought a fixed but a new home built by LGI. It was in the process of being built when I first went to LGI looking for a home. They then built it for me. I love the product. However, the master bedroom bath is not big at all. It’s the same size as a regular bathroom that’s in the hallway. I can barely sit in it and I'm only 5'4". I guess it depends on what structure of home that you just have, but in the other places that I've gone to, the master bathroom is always bigger than the normal bathroom.

When we walked in, the sales staff was very cordial and very willing to show us around. However, we found out that they had zero closing costs so we had our reservations because if that was the case, then anybody can buy here. But then, the staff convinced us otherwise and it seemed to be turn-key. The builder owns the land then builds and sells property.

LGI had a price that I liked and so I decided to buy a pre-built home from them. Their sales representatives were very helpful and showed us the homes that would be in my price range. However, I don't care for my mailbox not being at my home. Still, I'm happy with the overall quality of my LGI home and I would recommend them. Working with them was a pleasant experience.

LGI Homes was building in the area that I needed to live. Our home was already being built when I inquired with them, they didn’t build it for me, but it was brand new. A bone of contention for me was I wanted to be able to customize but they didn’t allow me to. Nevertheless, the quality of the build is sound and the home community is very good.

We had been looking for several months for something like a motor house and one that would work for us. Everything that we found was too old or wasn't right for us. And our realtor told us about LGI and we gave it a shot and we got approved. We closed on June 30th on a house that was already built. Everybody was great and very helpful. They went through everything step by step and they were very involved in everything we did. And Melissa, the loan officer, and David, who was one of the sales reps there were very kind. We had a great experience with everybody there. This is our first time buying a house. And other than the normal process takes a couple of weeks and then a week for closing to happen, everything was great and very easy. They told us everything and assisted us with everything we needed and we provided everything that they needed.

I liked the way that LGI didn’t pressure me into making decisions. They explained everything thoroughly, what they were going to do and how they were going to do it, and then they left the decision in my hand. They showed us the houses and some payment plans, and when we asked them to let us think about it, it was not a problem to them. Their reps were also very knowledgeable and were there for us whenever we needed them for questions.

When we were shopping around in different new builds, I ran into LGI Homes online. We made the purchase on the 26th of June and we just recently moved in. Chris, the sales representative, was timely and answered all my questions. He also got back to me as soon as he could when I had any extra questions. The interaction went well. I have a prebuilt home, and it was ready by the time I needed to move in. Everything is great. I have one issue but it's not a big thing. The carpeting isn’t filled in some areas which is odd. Other than that, everything else is fantastic. The home community is awesome. They’re still building and right now, a bunch of houses are still going up. The neighbors are family friendly. It’s the suburbs and some of the stuff was unlike the city but that was expected. It's quiet and it’s good for us. We wake up happy.

LGI was easy and accessible, and my interactions with their sales rep were positive. It has always been mentioned that buying a house and going through the mortgage part of it is always the most stressful thing, and that's correct. Just when I was about to give up and throw my hands up, they said, “Hey, let’s go this route," and so forth. Everything worked out in the end, so kudos to them for being patient with me and me losing my nerves. It was a simple and clean experience and more than what I thought it would be. I recommended LGI Homes to a friend whose house is closing the end of this month. Also, the pre-built home that I purchased has a good quality. The only thing different right now is the longer commute to work.

I was going to buy a used home initially but it made sense to get something new. I was dealing with Richmond American Homes at first but then I was looking at their products, compared to LGI products and then I just fell in love with LGI. LGI has all their building materials plus the package including the appliance. They also showed us the model home with the same floor plan that we are purchasing so we saw the exact thing. I went up there over Memorial weekend. And that's when we did all the transaction. I saw the foundation was already up and we were interested so they built it so that we could get it to move for August because I’m military and leaving next month. I'm still in California but I closed it on July 3rd.

We went with LGI Homes for the location, pricing, and also the timing. We were looking for the right time that our apartment's lease was over. The sales reps were excellent. They were very professional and friendly, and they answered all my questions. I'm very happy with all of them, and especially the person that handled my care, Burnley, was very good. I was very impressed. The process of purchasing the home went very smoothly. When I got it, it was 95% complete, and so far, we're happy with it. We got a big backyard. We also met our neighbors and they are very nice. The houses had some space away from each other and were not too close. Overall, I'm very satisfied with the home. I used to live in a one-bedroom apartment, and now, I got all the space and I'm enjoying the freedom I have. I had a very pleasant experience with LGI Homes.

We purchased a house from LGI Homes less than 30 days ago. It's one of the five model homes they have. It was finished on June 28th then we moved in. Ben was our sales representative and he was truthful. They have a pretty quick process because I have used the V.A. loan. I'm very satisfied with our house and the quality of the build is pretty good. It's also made my life better because I am now closer to work. It's in a very new neighborhood and there's not a lot of people. I have one neighbor and a park next to me.

My wife happened to be driving by and saw LGI was building a neighborhood. She did a little bit of research and liked a lot of the floor plans. So we went and talked to them. The lady who we worked with, Sharla, was really nice and great. She made us realized that we could own a home. We've been in apartments for years since my wife and I got together. We were ready for a home and we thought we were going have to wait a couple of more years. It so happens that the first house we picked was the right one. We got lucky. Sharla was very helpful every step of the way. It's our first time buying a home so there's a lot of stuff that we didn't know and had no experience with. But she made the whole process a lot easier. She went above and beyond to help us out. With buying a home, there's always paperwork and hiccup that could come up or random stuff. She took care of it and messaged us very quickly. She made it really simple.

It’s been about a month since I purchased a prebuilt new home from LGI and their sales representative was great, kind and sensible. I had closed the house on a Friday and LGI still had my key because the door wouldn’t lock with the key that I had. Then the house was burglarized on a Tuesday before I moved in and LGI was not very helpful with it at all. The noble thing would have been that LGI helped since they still had the key in their possession and security could have been better considering the area. That was terrible and not cool. Also, I'm not very satisfied with the amenities and there’s only a small park. The community is also bare so more trees could be put around to make it look and feel a little more green and homey.

LGI Homes' sales rep, Amber, deserves a raise. She's very friendly and positive, and we thought she was really awesome. The only problem we had was with the guy doing the lending aspect. He's a very poor communicator and even though he and I exchanged a lot of phone calls and emails, he didn't communicate very well on a personal level and was a catastrophe. But the supervisor was aware that I was having trouble with him.

We just migrated here in the US and we didn’t know which home builder was good and which wasn't. When I saw LGI's flyer in our mailbox, I thought of trying them. And then I saw it was zero down. I hopped from one LGI branch to another. The first place that I went to was Sterling Lakes in Pearland. They took my number because we were very new then and I didn’t have credit history. But they never called me back. The sales reps were very nice to me though. When I went into their office, they assisted me even if I was just inquiring. They told me I didn't have a FICO score yet and to come back in two months’ time. I went back and was told to come back the next month as I may have a FICO score then. So I went back and still was asked to try the next month. But they were helping me a lot and were knowledgeable. They were the ones who did everything and I was just waiting.

My wife and I met with the sales rep, Dee, and told her our price range. She showed us a couple of different houses and we told her which one we wanted then we started the paperwork process on the same day. Dee was friendly, loud, and understood that we were first time home buyers so she answered every single question we had. She even answered her phone on the weekends for us and she was there throughout the whole process, which made it an easy transition as well as made our buying experience a lot better. We went with LGI for the price and customer service and we closed on our prebuilt house on the 23rd of June.

I was looking for a house with a larger yard area and the set-up of the LGI home was just perfect. Their sales reps were very informative and we’re really happy with them. I like the location of the house and it's well-built. I was happy with the colors that they picked. It was close to being finished when I toured the home so I was able to move in within two weeks. I was one of the first ones in a cul-de-sac and didn’t have any neighbors when I first moved in. The neighbors have moved in now and I really like the community. I’m also very satisfied with the amenities that are available. I'm very happy.

LGI Homes was the one available at that time and when we got there, we were treated good. They helped us out on everything with the house. We started with them in November and we signed at the end of December. Freddie helped us out and was available all the time for us. He answered any questions we had. We came to the office, we talked to them, and they showed us all the houses they have. After that, they qualified us and we went through the financing department. We got a proof of the house and we signed all the paperwork. It was quick and no hassle. Everything was simple and they guided us through the whole process, from looking at the house to buying and now they still call us to see how we're doing and how the house is.

LGI Homes' prices were pretty affordable. I would have paid rent on a thousand square feet apartment for the same price of mortgages, so it's pretty nice. I purchased a pre-built home in December 2016, and the quality is really good. Although there were a few minor details that needed to be fixed that I haven't put claims on, the community has been pretty quiet and nice. They picked a good spot and I'm satisfied with the amenities as well. It's been an awesome experience.

The sales reps at LGI Homes were amazing. They were extremely helpful and always called me right back. It was the most pleasant buying experience I’ve ever had. I also liked the price and the lady who did all my finance works was a wizard. She was so good. The house was about 80% finished when I purchased it and we would have liked to customize some other things. They weren’t finished on the house yet at that time and I asked if they would allow it even if I add it on to the loan. They said, “No. we’re not doing that anymore ‘cause they were assembled.” That was the only thing that I was upset at. Other than that, I really like the community. The neighborhood is pretty cool. There’s a nice community room with a very nice large pool. I'm much more relaxed living in my new home. It’s wonderful and everything’s great. I had recommended LGI Homes to a lot of my friends.

Our home was built through LGI. They’re doing a subdivision and we had no control over anything that went in the home. We figured they'd at least have choices like two paint colors or two colors of flooring, but it is what it is. They had four different home styles that one can come in and purchase. They were building on 83 lots in this part in addition to the subdivision. Ours was already framed up when we purchased then we had to wait for them to finish building it.

At first, I was dissatisfied with my experience with LGI not having a great follow through of initial fixing of stuff that comes up but now that things are settling in and they have accelerated doing changing things, I’m a little bit more satisfied.

LGI Homes is very good and living in our new home has given me the feeling of more responsibility. Ours is about a year now. I found them when I was googling some stuff, and was awed by the way they build houses. They built our house for us and I was the one who made choices on it. They did everything and the construction was nice and perfect. The home community is also nice and the people in it are very kind. LGI is still building homes around, but once it ends, everything will be perfect. The customer service is also okay. Every time's something's up, they assist us. They do have some shortcomings, but it's okay. We had a leak downstairs two weeks ago and they fixed it.

LGI was recommended by my realtor so I chose them over the other home builders in our area. The guy I dealt with, Tyler was really helpful. Since settling down in my new home, I've found that the quality of the build seems to be okay. My favorite part of my home is my kitchen which was laid out well. Also, the LGI home community that I live in is pretty good. They have a pool and a clubhouse, as well.

Tyler was our sales rep from LGI Homes and we really liked him. We had a girl rep before but she took another job somewhere else so, they switched us over to Tyler. But we didn’t have as much information about the fact that they switched us over to this other representative. I wish they told us and maybe more communication on that would’ve been helpful. This is our first house so we really wanted to have a lot of communication with our representative. Tyler definitely did that but it was a little weird situation in the beginning with the fact that they switched. But he was really good and helpful and I like that about him.

We purchased a pre-built home from LGI. The quality of the build was not good. We couldn't live in the home through the winter because there was no heat. LGI kept sending the same company out to fix it. Because the guy from that company could not fix it, I told LGI to send someone with experience. Finally, LGI sent a man out who fixed it the first time. Still, it was a big mess. Also, it is hard to get in touch with someone from LGI.

We had tried to go with LGI Homes in the past at a different location but we decided not to get the home there. But even if we didn’t end up purchasing the home, we had a good experience with the salesman. So, when the time came up, we went back with LGI. Their sales reps were very informative. They answered all the questions that we had. They were really nice and did everything correctly. They buying process was also pretty simple. I’ve only been in my new home for a couple of months but everything seems to be sturdy and built properly. The experience has been positive ever since we first moved in. I love the community, too.

Buying and building the home was stressful. We started the process a year ago. LGI Homes came up with some options and we chose them because of the price that they had. The house was supposed to be done by December 6. We confirmed that everything’s good a couple of weeks before that so we could turn in our six-day notice to our apartment. Once we did that, we got a call three weeks later that we were delayed by two weeks. And then, once that two weeks came, they almost cancelled the loan on us because of income and other things. Luckily, we’re able to sniggle it and make it work. After much delay, we ended up getting the house, but we almost lost it. However, because of the delay, we had to hire movers. LGI was supposed to pay for our move, but they only paid $200 out of our $800 moving bill. We had to park it around the apartment and I couldn’t get it done by myself. So, the whole thing was frustrating.

We went and looked at the LGI Homes and we really like it. The house was pre-built and the quality was very good. The process of buying was super easy. We had to sign all the stuff and it’s just like buying any other house. The sales representatives were great, very nice and they answered all our questions. Our contact with them was very informative and made the process very smooth. We moved from the city to move back into the country which is where I’m from. I love our community and as soon as the amenities are all built, it’ll be great. We also all like the outdoor grill.

I was renting a condo and I was looking to going ahead and renting a home. But then I realized that apartments are so expensive. I looked online, ran across LGI and I looked into them. I went to one builder a little earlier but LGI seemed to work for me a little better. I went to them. I looked at the houses several times and it was okay. It was in a good area and was closer to my job also.

I like LGI Homes’ area, and it’s close to my work. So, I purchased a home from them in February, and their sales representatives were so kind to me. They helped me a lot to get approved. They’re new houses, and the quality of the home is perfect. I also have ten years warranty. LGI has taken care of me.

The LGI sales reps were all nice and pretty helpful in guiding me through the steps. The home was already built when I bought it and it didn’t take me three weeks to close. Also, I had all the needed paperwork, especially it was through VA, which was the longest process. But they already had a lender and I liked the interest rate for the VA. Also, I love the community. It's nice and quiet out here. Everything is fine and the only problem I've had was a leak. It could have been high winds on the storm coming through the vent on the roof because it leaked down into the master bedroom through the air vents and I got to get in contact with them.

The LGI guy I was with showed me a couple of different models of what was ready to go then and gave me some time to think about what my options were. I chose the house that I liked best and we started the closing process in February. I chose LGI for the price and they did a really good job at streamlining the process as far as walking me through the paperwork once I've been approved. There were a couple of minor issues during the walk through that they fixed right away and it's been pretty good. The LGI community is nice, but it's far from a lot of retail stuff, so I'm a little bit out in the sticks. The drive time and distance are little bit longer, but I leave early, so my commute isn't affected too much.

LGI Homes had what I wanted and it was also in the neighborhood I wanted. I love the community. It’s quiet and a nice neighborhood in itself. I am satisfied with the amenities. LGI's sales reps were friendly and helpful. But LGI missed letting me know about the restrictions with the HOA. I've been told that I could put up a fence around the house and I told them that I wanted a specific fencing when I bought the house. But now, I can’t put that up around the house because it’s not authorized by the homeowners association. It should've been something that was told before. They're not being as informative as it should be when it comes to the HOA. Also, the home was already built but I've had some issues. They didn’t complete the wiring for the garage so they had to come in afterwards and re-do the wiring. And you can also see some of the linings in the bathroom's ceiling.

I saw LGI Homes' ad on Facebook and I called them up, got in touch with the lady, and went down to see the house. They don’t have one that was ready for me when I bought so I had to wait for it until they finish. The house is brand new and the quality of the build was very good. Also, the community's very nice. We got the swimming pool and a place to play tennis. I feel so good and happy with my house. I recommended them to my brothers and a few guys who work with me.

I wasn’t really sure I was going to be able to get a house, especially a new one, but I felt confident that I could after speaking with Derek in LGI Homes in Thornton. I estimated what my credit score was and he got me into one of the ones in Thornton, which was really out of my budget. But I did find one in Lochbuie that was in my budget. We did our deal with Dawn then and it worked out pretty good. Both of them were really good. Derek made me feel confident after talking to him and Dawn held my hand through the whole thing and kept telling me everything was going to work. I didn’t expect for it to work out but it did. I listened to her and we walked through it. It was a good experience.

LGI Homes was the only one that had a home in a month ready for me. At that time, I needed a home as soon as I can. And I liked the house, too. So, that was the main reason for me going to them. Their sales rep was pretty good - very nice and very helpful. She did anything that I needed. I have recommended LGI Homes to anybody that asked for a new house. They have good prices, good quality, and nice neighborhoods. However, the community is a bit far away from Dallas where most of the people work so they don’t like it. Nevertheless, the house has been perfect for us. It's a big blessing for me and my family. It's away from the city so it's really very quiet and relaxing. LGI Homes also provide awesome service. I got a single roof that will blow out if there's a wind and the next day morning, they were there fixing it. So, they were good about warranty issues. So far, LGI Homes has been doing a great job for me. They are very professional and they respond quicker. There's nothing else that I can ask for in a builder. I have no complaints about them. Overall, I'm happy with everything.

When my wife and I were looking for a house, I was looking on a lot of stuff. I was scrolling through Facebook, saw a post and we looked that in. LGI Homes was the first one I saw. There were other builders, but they were way more than where we wanted to be. The LGI sales reps were good. They greeted us well and told us exactly what to expect. I bought a pre-built home and they ran a full test on the house for a good week to see if everything was working, and the only issue we had is one of the restrooms. Other than that, they’ve addressed every other problem.

LGI Homes was the one that provided a better loan program in our area. Our sales rep, Sandra, was really good with us. She explained everything in detail on what to expect and the process. Then we worked with the loan officer who helped us out as well as far as the process and what to expect. We like the spacing of the houses in the community. They're not too close together and the yards are pretty big. We also feel good about the quality of the prebuilt home that we got and we're satisfied with the amenities that LGI offered. Overall, it was an easy, painless and great experience.

My experience with LGI Homes started off very positive and I was excited that I might finally have a home that I could truly call my own. My family and I went out on a Saturday afternoon and met with Will, my daughter was excited and having a hard time containing herself. Will was awesome dealing with her and keeping her busy so that we could get the matters at hand. I filled out the paperwork, ran my credit report and found that I just needed some kind of open credit. He told me to get a credit card (he even gave me info about where to get an easy card), told me to call him once I was approved for the card and he would rerun my credit 10 after the approval.

We have purchased a pre-built house from LGI Homes last February. I chose LGI because of convenience and price. The buying process was very easy, we had no problems and everything went through according to time. The LGI Homes sales rep was professional, knowledgeable and able to answer any questions that I had. The house is very good and it's not far from anything. Everything is readily available from shopping, schools, and other amenities. Not that it's supposed to be taken care of, but I would like to say that I didn't have enough outlets in the bathroom. I only have one in there and that's definitely not enough.

Our realtor referred us to LGI Homes. He had a list of homes builders that he wouldn’t allow us to go look at and a list that he considered appropriate. We liked the look of the homes and its features. All the products were mid to high end. They were nice homes and looked like good builds. We closed on the house December 31st but the whole process started October of last year. I would definitely recommend working with LGI, but I wouldn’t recommend working with the sales associate that we worked with. It was the worst part of the entire process. He was a very unprofessional person. There was a lot of pressure. I didn’t feel like he had our back at the end of the day. So, it was a rough transaction to go through especially near the end. It started off positive but to this day, I don’t speak with them and I avoid him when he's at that office if I have to go there. And his manager wasn’t a whole lot better, but that’s okay. We got through it.

LGI Homes sales representatives were helpful and showed us what we were looking for. In less than 30 days I was able to close the process of buying the house. We love it down there but I'd be more satisfied if they haven't closed the golf course. I've called to check if I can get financing for it but it's a lot of money. The home community is nice and the build quality was pretty good but they should have finished up the patio. They put so much molds it was ridiculous. When repairs are needed to be done, the only way you can contact them is over the internet. They send somebody out but it's a matter of getting them to do something.

My brother has got a home from LGI and he had told me about them. I made my purchase in April of this year and everybody at LGI was very helpful, informative, and treated us very kindly. I didn’t have any worries because they answered my questions about anything. Most of the time when we went with a question, they were always friendly and cooperative. I'm very thankful for them because they helped my experience in buying a home for the first time to be very pleasant and easy.

We closed on our pre-built LGI home about two months ago and the sales reps were awesome and helpful. They made the whole process clear, easy and understandable. With an LGI home, you don’t make any customizations. They build and all the add-ons that you would add then with another builder. It’s high quality and we’re happy with it, including the location. It’s an awesome house. Plus, we're completely satisfied with the amenities and the community that we live in has been good to us so far. And we used to live in an older house that we were renting, and now we’re paying the same in rent that we are paying for a brand-new house that we own and we’re also making equity on it, so we’re really happy that we made the decision to buy.

We purchased an LGI home a month and a half ago. We liked the layout of the house and the price range was in our budget. We also like LGI’s community because it is really quiet. The sales rep was great and answered all our questions. We chose a pre-built house because had to move fast since our old home has been sold pretty quick. When we moved, there were some issues with the floor and the walls, but LGI is already in the process of fixing them.

We liked the look of the houses at LGI Homes, the convenience as it’s close to the shopping areas, and the community that it's in. It's quiet and peaceful. It’s a low crime area and people aren’t outside. So, that’s also beneficial. The salesperson was very nice and helpful. We looked at the models and purchased a pre-built home with the model that we liked. The financing was also a smooth process.

Everyone that I spoke with at LGI was awesome. They all answered every question. When we had some mail come through and I had questions, I texted the person that we were in correspondence with at LGI on our own device even after the close dates, and she was warm and happy to help us out. The quality of the job done was pretty good. If we have any issues, we can put in a work order and they’ll come out and fix it. We’ve had minor issues like the shower doors and we put a work order in and someone was out really quick to fix the problem. We are in a brand new subdivision and the kids love the parks. I love the grass. We're pretty close to two different little play area parts for them. If any of my friends would want to come out here, I'd definitely recommend LGI. They are VA friendly and would walk you through step-by-step.

I went to Florida and we were looking for homes. LGI were still building on the area. It was big. What I liked about it was the openness of the place that they built. The houses were not so accumulated, one on top of each other. You have areas where you get that wind coming through and you feel the elbow room. That’s one of the reasons I bought it. I also liked the house and the way it was built so I bought it. LGI's sales rep was very courteous. He helped us a lot in all the questions. I felt right at home with him so I was very glad. I didn’t find the buying process difficult. It was the first one through Veterans but it was not the first experience buying a house. Being in the state was totally different than buying a house elsewhere. Everything was organized and in place. If you got your paperwork, then everything will be smooth sailing. I had all my paperwork and I had everything done.

LGI Homes friendly sales representative walked me through every step of the way. I moved into the house on April 28th, which was within 30 days of buying the property. The house that I got is spacious, and I love how it has one of the bigger backyards. LGI community is also very quiet, and everybody here is great.

I was looking for something that was more convenient for us in location, price and design and went with LGI Homes. It’s been a month since we bought the house from them. This is our first home. Everything is good except we wanted the wood floor and we didn’t get that. I know a lot of customers asking for it and we were willing to pay more but that wasn't in the floor plan that they had before. So far everything is good and we haven't had any bad experience.

I have a relative in LGI Homes, and purchased from them in March. I had an issue with the sales team, but the management made it better. The house was already built and I love the community. It's very quiet and relaxing. It's also closer to work and it helps us.

LGI Homes has pretty nice houses and we liked the property. There was a lack of communication with first sales guy as he was hard to get in contact with, but the second guy was definitely amazing. And less than a month ago, the purchase of with LGI was finalized. We got a house that was already built and we love it, but there are a few things LGI said they were gonna come fix, like the paint scratches all over the door, that they never came and did. So we’re waiting to see if they are gonna come and fix those. Besides that, everything else is perfect. We love the neighborhood too. It's amazing and it's very quiet. I would definitely recommend LGI Homes to a friend.

My previous house is right down the street from the area where LGI Homes were building. I like that area so I chose LGI. We purchased a home on December 29th, newly built from the ground up. As far as closing, the reps were very helpful, friendly and they answered all my questions. They called to check up on me and let me know how things were going. So far, our neighborhood has been very quiet. The privacy is great. I have my own space which I'm happy with it.

We started the LGI Homes purchase process in September. I'm the only buyer and they required a lot of information and proof, including amount of income, but they worked with me. They were nice and trying their best. They helped with some little work. We would try to find and figure out something else. The sales reps worked very well us with us and they helped me a lot. Everything was easy and good. I like the way they handled everything. While we were doing the paperwork, LGI was building the home and we moved in on January the 1st.

We were curious to see how the LGI Homes neighborhood is. We drove by and liked the way it looks. We were thinking about buying the house and my parents saw the zero down and they wanted to see if it will work within their credit on it. When we went in and talked about it with the reps, they looked at my dad's credit and it was good for them. So they tried to assume what they can do for us. The reps were friendly, patient and knowledgeable. They explained every detail of the house perfectly clear. It was a good experience.

The house that I bought from LGI Homes was under construction when I looked at it and put an offering to buy it under a month ago. I liked the convenience of the way they handle things and their location in a residential area. Their rep was good too. They took me through the whole thing with the financing for the FHA and they made it easy for me.

I bought a home when most of the other homes weren't built yet. We paid extra for a view of Mt. Rainier, and we're told by the sales rep that we would have a view of the whole mountain. Homes were not going to be in the way. Now that the homes are going up rather quickly, I feel like I was taken for a ride. Every day new homes go up, we lose more of the mountain. Again, "There wasn't going to be any homes in the way." False. The rep left shortly after selling us the home. I don't feel comfortable recommending the builder to anyone.

From the moment that I stepped into the LGI building, I got a smile and a warm handshake. There was no pressure. The rep was attentive to what I wanted in a home and from start to finish, she was always there and always accessible even to the point of when I changed my mind. I stopped the process at one point in time and I had to revamp some things. But the second time around, I showed up and it was the same attitude. I closed on my home April 28th of this year and the process was thorough. The rep walked me through the process every step of the way even when I had to engage with the inspector, the lender and the different people that I was engaged in. She always was the preliminary person to that meeting and it was easy peasy. She listened to me as far as how much I wanted to pay overall and monthly for the home. This is my first home so she had set the standard.

I was looking for a house in Rosenberg then LGI popped up in Google. Brad ** in sales master was very nice and helpful and I closed on my house on April 28. The build was pretty good but LGI makes a very basic house and didn’t give any kind of incentive like a garage door opener. They don’t have to install the shower rods as well. It’s not a big deal if you do a $200,000 business and install a $200 garage door opener and a $15 shower rod. There’s a builder named Long Lake near LGI Homes which is giving a lot of incentives like a garage door and even the appliances and the washer and dryer but the problem was I already closed on my house when I saw its sign.

I got a prebuilt regular house from LGI Homes for the convenience. The sales reps sometimes were really helpful but sometimes they weren't. I made a deal with them and paid my earnest money but then they called me back and told me that we can’t make the deal. They did that to me twice so I pretty much raised my voice and expressed my discomfort. I wasn’t really happy with all that. After I told them how that wasn’t right and not so nice, they reviewed the situation, changed their mind and decided to go back to their regular deal. It was a headache, though. Overall, I really liked the whole experience. It wasn’t that bad but they can definitely do some improvement as they got some things that they need to figure out.

LGI had better advertiser and salesperson on the company and it made me purchase from them a prebuilt home a couple months ago. They were excellent and awesome. Since the time that we arrived all the way to the closing, they were really nice. Excellent is not enough to describe the home quality, it's awesome. The neighborhood is beautiful and awesome. It looks really organized and we're extremely happy about it. We've been trying to buy a house for a long time and finally our dream came true. We can't thank enough their salesperson, Joel and the lady that works for him, Marlene and say how much they helped us to go through the whole process. We're thankful to them that we were able to get a house.

This is the third time that I’ve tried with LGI Homes. I've been struggling before to get a house with them and that was a model that I liked. The first two times, I just called and asked, and they gave me an estimate. This time, I finally got a house 5 months ago. The way they built it was perfect. LGI Homes have a model for each house and that’s the way they do it. The new community that we’re living in now is beautiful, I live like a queen. The only thing I have a little problem with is the patio. Every time that it rains, I get a little lake in the cement area that’s in front of the patio. But it’s okay, I have an idea of what I’m going to do now with that area. I hope it works.

We had two sales representatives. The first one who we dealt with, Oliver, helped us look at things and get in our price range to see what’s available for us. Then, on a Sunday, we showed up just out of the blue and Art went around and showed us two other different styles of the houses which are both very nice and exceptional for us. The one that was available was the one that we liked and it’s the one we purchased. It was already built and we made the purchase two weeks ago. After doing all the paperwork, we had LGI Homes get everything going for us.

We tried to get a house, but it didn't work out. Then we saw LGI Homes in the area where I work and my husband liked those houses. Their sales rep was amazing. He was honest and explained everything in detail. He was on top of it every time we called him. When purchasing the house, the process was very cut and dry. We looked at the house and my husband liked him and we bought it. They built the house for somebody, but the person decided to go with another house. So it's new and nobody has lived in it. We made the purchase a couple of weeks ago and we are living in the home now. We love it. Though I would love it if they have a pool, it's better because my husband and I are only a couple of minutes away from our jobs.

My home buying experience was one to remember from start to finish! I made a simple phone call to inquire of the new community and from there Ms. ** allowed her God given talents to lead the way and because of that I closed on my new home a few days earlier than expected! For those seeking please stop by and ask for Ms. Sherika **. She will display to you the best of the best in customer service with a warm and beautiful smile. I love you all for life, thank you!

My husband is happy with LGI Homes and I’m not. We trusted everything because we like how it was a brand new house and we didn’t have to pay all those extra costs at closing compared to other houses. And then the lady that sold us the house is very nice and down to earth. Our realtor found the people so we went to the head office and the lady walked us through her speech. We saw three different houses and then we liked the second one so we went back to the office and did the paperwork.

I moved from Maine to New Mexico and LGI Homes was right near where I've been renting for nine years. I really like the area that I was in and LGI happens to be building within 10-15 minutes where I wanted to come home so it was a convenient location and good to do business with. I wasn't going to buy a house until I got rooted in but it seemed to have worked out fine and the process was easy. The way they had the house set up and built were pretty standard. I told them that I want a certain outside color and they made sure to give me that. And in the situation of mass purchase of houses, they did a really good job. I watched the whole thing from the ground up and I'm happy with the quality.

We figured we'd go to New Braunfels because we didn't wanna go into San Antonio. The experience with LGI Homes has been very informative, safe and supported for sure, definitely not overwhelming. The sales rep was awesome. He was very understanding and super funny. He was able to relate with our situation and we had a good connection. Even still nowadays, he still drives by and says hi. We purchased the prebuilt home a month ago and we're satisfied with the quality. Everything is working great. I'm very satisfied with the amenities. I also love the community. It's so peaceful. Our life has definitely changed. We have a little one who luckily now has his own room, so it's been really good.

It's been two weeks now since we purchased a prebuilt home with LGI Homes. The buying process didn't take long. Everybody was with it and showed us how to get it. They have good customer service. The loan guy and the young lady were good. They were the ones who were really putting in the extra effort to make sure that we do everything that we had to do to get the home. At one point, we almost backed out because we misunderstood one of the processes. But the young lady called and walked us through it and explained a little bit more so we got a better idea of what the process was.

it's been three weeks since we closed our pre-built house from LGI. It's a good investment and so far, the quality of the house is good. I got what I paid for. In addition, the people in the community are pretty nice.

We bought an LGI home after it got finished and moved in a few weeks ago. We were attracted to the home’s location and how the houses were laid out. There’s a little bit of space between the houses and a bigger backyard than most places in the city. The 2400 square foot home is as basic as a new home can be, but it’s well-laid-out. It has four bedrooms and open space features between the kitchen and TV room. It also has a room for our formal dining room set, and this was important to us over the other layouts.

My rent was going up to $1,100 and I've been living there for about eight years, so I decided I to buy a house. LGI Homes built the house for me and it went fairly well. I didn't have any issues. The sales rep was terrific. She kept me posted on the progress of the home being built and sent me pictures. My new home community is great. It's quiet. My neighbors are friendly and I like the area including the park that is nearby.