LGI Homes Reviews

The buying process was easy, but I just didn’t like our loan officer. She was just a little blunt and not the nicest person. We were first-time home buyers, and she was asking a lot of things, and she was asking them with no explanation of what they were. So, I didn’t know what they even were that she was asking from me. And it was taking a long time to get a response back from her on exactly what we needed. And she was setting deadlines that weren’t really possible for us, with her not answering us back. And the total process took a month. 

The quality of the build is great. I do cabinets for a living, so I’ve dealt with a lot of new construction houses and a lot of warped walls, and just terrible quality work. So, that was the first thing when we went and looked over a house. I was checking down the walls. But their craftsmanship is good. There were minor issues that we had them fixed during our walkthrough. But it was great. And I like the community that we’re in and the amenities available in the neighborhood. We have pickleball, a soccer field, a basketball court, and a park. And I think they’re building like a splash pad.

And it’s ultimately one of the best homes that I’ve ever seen built. They do multiple inspections. The houses are perfect. If perfection were to have an example, you would have to come to LGI. It’s just that straightforward.

The person who was helping me, reviewing the homes, he was great. He was transparent, straightforward, and was able to answer all my questions. I didn't feel like I was being sold. And I was very satisfied with customer service ‘cause even with the things that I had concerns about, they were willing to compromise. I know some things are out of their control, like the grass. I was hoping that I was gonna move in with green grass, but my grass is brown, and everybody else's is green. But they did put in writing that if in two weeks from the time that I moved in, if it's not green, they're gonna take it out. I have recommended LGI to two people.

I'm really happy with my home and everybody who comes to see it would say that it's nice. I also looked at some other homes and they were a little bit less money than I paid. But my home has a little better quality than a few others that I had seen. I live in a residential non-HOA community and I'm surrounded by great neighbors. Everybody came over and introduced themselves when I moved in and I was in shock. There are a couple of golf courses around, but I don't really play golf and my hobby is carpentry and working on older cars.

As soon as I got home, I scheduled an appointment for my wife and her father to tour the homes. That Friday, my wife and father-in-law toured several homes. They had a great experience and said they were laughing with Nathan. They fell in love with one of the homes they saw, and from there, the communication between Nathan and Billy, the loan officer, was amazing. We received updates through text messages and email, and any important documents were relayed. It was an overall great experience. There are always going to be little nicks and touch-up areas with every new home, and that’s common. The space is awesome and I 100% love it. We're 10 minutes from my wife’s parents, my backyard is woods, so it’s very peaceful, and the neighborhood is amazing.

But so far, the way it is, I like it. I also like the cabinets, where I can see the dust. The location is good and the neighborhood is perfect, as well. Only thing is, the HOA is too high. Until now, to set up everything, it's too much for me. I still don't have all those things I need for the HOA thing. Today, I'm going to finish set up that. But after that, it's okay.

Their office was really nice, calm, collected, and very welcoming. It was very spacious and comfortable in there. For the whole run through, we made the decision the day we went there, then we got the house by the 27th. So, it took two weeks in total until the final stage. It didn't take too long because my brother-in-law and my fiancé both have really good credit. We were even told not to do the zero down because their credit scores were already so high that there really wasn't a need for them to do that. They also have a lot of money in their 401(k) and they're able to pull from that too. So, it turned out good.

So far, the house's build is nice and I liked hearing that it was made with extra lumber on top of it being embedded into the concrete knowing that it was safe for us to not have a shelter as much as possible. So, I'm hoping that that's the case in the future as well as tornadoes do happen as the foundation does stick pretty well. We're all pretty satisfied with a lot of the decisions that we made, especially knowing that the housing industry covers a lot of things that we were worried about. And having the house checked and ran through, we're worried we had to pay a few parties to go through the house to check everything. But thankfully, that was all handled through LGI. So, we didn't have to worry about a lot of that and that was very helpful to us.

Right now, they're still building the whole area and there are 10 houses. So the neighborhood is very new. The house we ended up getting was the second house that was built and the first house was built in their office building. Then, they're going to sell that house last once all the other houses are built. The price of our home was out of range from what we were looking for, but they gave us a huge discount on this house because it was the only one that wasn't taken yet that was built two years when they started the whole housing building. So it was 100,000 cheaper than normal than the house was for. They also offered fencing, which apparently a lot of housing building companies out here do not even offer, which is weird.

There is warping on the floor already and that probably is from the ground shifting. It has been two years since this one's been built, so there might be some of that. Then, the ladder is a little sketch and tight-fitted. All of us are really short people. So, we have to get another ladder, to get to the ladder, to get to the attic and to be able to pull it down. That's a little bit of a struggle. But other than that, everything else has been pretty decent.

The process with LGI didn't take that long which took about two weeks. I was shocked how fast it moved and everything that they asked for, I tried to immediately get it for them. The home I bought is beautiful and I have no complaints. But they need to re-put a new breaker for the lights in the place where my study is. Also, I have very nice neighbors. Everybody is really quiet and stick to themselves. But the ones incharge of the trash are gouging people just to be able to do their trash. They want to charge you a dollar per box and when you're moving, you've got a lot of stuff and you're going to have a lot of boxes.

Other than that, the person with HOA was very polite, and with the warranties for the stuff, the gentleman was very good in writing down which ones needed to be addressed. But the one for Goodman gave me a totally different sheet than the one on their website. So, I'm a little bit confused on how to set up the warranty for that. But Lisa is going to help me with that when I'm able to see her.

The reps were fantastic though the only way to get a good hold of anybody on the site was by email. So that made it a little bit more difficult, especially as a first-time home buyer. But when they answered, they were great. They were always able to answer my questions. The people at the office were easy to reach by phone. So, that was nice. The only hiccup is the communication towards the closing. They were always asking for a lot and wanted me to do my final walk at the last minute through the same day as my closing. And nobody brought it up while there. But the rest of the process such as getting in touch with the office to see the home, coming here to take measurements, and doing the walkthrough, was great.

LGI uses good fixtures such as Moen products for plumbing. I didn’t notice through the walkthrough that everything else was good quality, which surprised me. But there is luxury vinyl tile flooring on the walls for the shower instead of tiles. Despite the few hiccups, the majority of the boxes were checked, and I would recommend LGI Homes. Their new construction homes are not so box-like. In Florida, a lot of construction homes are all the same. So the houses are like twins in every neighborhood. LGI is a little bit different. They have more style than most new build homes and a little bit better taste and quality when it comes to putting decent fixtures and lighting. Marion Oaks, where I live, is a great area. I like that there are lots of woods around us to hike in and riding trails for four-wheelers and ATVs, which is nice.

So far, everything's been going well. We went through the walk-through with with one of their reps. She was great and she let me work with her. I could see how to keep the house up to date, and we've already put our couches and furniture in. The community is good, too. We go on walks in the neighborhood but we don't really use the amenities.

For the most part, the quality of the house is pretty good. However, some of the design things they did are kind off. Example, they put a floor outlet in the great room. And it doesn't really correspond with any way that you could set up the room to be able to use it. Somebody needs to actually sit there and figure out that there is only one wall you could put a TV on. And they put the floor outlet so that you could plug your lamps and stuff into your couch in an unaccessible area, so it's kind of silly. It makes it hard to set up the great room as an area to watch TV and relax.

You got windows on one wall, kitchen on another wall, entryway into the second bedroom on the other wall, so there's only one wall really to set it up, and there's really no place to plug in your lights. We have an electric couch, so we have to run an extension cord from that floor outlet to the area to get our couch and lights to work.

They didn't grade half of the backyard properly, because it seems to drain back to the house versus away from the house. I don't know if I wanna address that because then they'd have to tear up the yard and redo it. But it's concerning that half the yard they did right, the other half, it's higher so it's causing the rain to come back into the house versus draining it away.

There weren't gutters in the back. They weren't put in properly, so when it rained, it dripped into the patio area instead of into the gutter, so they had to come back out and fix that. There are also some areas in the flooring that they got some heavy glue that I can't get off. That’s an area of about 2 ft. Everything I've tried to do to get it off, it won't come off, so the floor is stained in that area.

The house is cozy. I like the windows and there are a lot of them downstairs. However, we have four bedrooms upstairs, and the windows are so small. If we don’t turn on the light, it’s a bit dark. I like the windows open. It's supposed to be like the window inside the living room. I wish for bigger windows. Also, I don't like the paint because it's easy to come off when I clean, especially when I use the cloth. And we changed the floor because it's carpeted.

I was thinking that LGI Homes would be easier to work with and they’d be able to give me information on stuff that I need. The lending process was pretty easy talking to them. I understood them better, and I like their personality. My home consultant was okay. I didn’t mind having to do whatever they said. I like the neighborhood, but I haven’t been around or met anybody yet.

The quality of the house is good like any normal construction structure. The community is great and quiet. Everything looks organized and clean in the community. It's a good community. Although it is under construction, it is handled professionally. It is not loud and there is no traffic of heavy equipment. I like it. I don't know any other subdivisions, but if people are going to buy a house or looking around, I would definitely recommend LGI Homes. I'm really happy with the home that I purchased.

I love my home. The only negative thing is it doesn’t have hand towel rings or bath towel racks in the two bathrooms. In a $341,000 home, that should have been a part of it. But as far as the community, everything looks good. It seems like a pretty nice place. I don't have any complaints.

I’m having some issues with the house. LGI didn’t install my Wi-Fi fiber line, and now I just have a wire sticking out that needs to be buried. I’m not able to install ceiling fans, the hot water heater doesn’t really get that hot, and you can feel like nails sticking up in the carpet. There were inconveniences and small minor details that were missed when building the house. Still, I do like the community. It seems quiet, nice, and I like my neighbors. Everybody’s real sweet, real clean. I don’t hear construction or anything like that. I’m able to be close to my job and still close to downtown Dallas in a desirable area.

We talked to KB and First American Home, as well as other home builders. Their sales representative didn’t compare, Daniel was much more informative. As first-time home buyers, my wife and I needed guidance, and Daniel explained everything clearly. Other reps seemed to assume we didn’t know much because we were young, but Daniel really helped us and made everything easy to understand.

The quality of the build is awesome. Daniel introduced me to the builder. He was awesome, a veteran and amazing. He really explained everything well to me during the walkthrough, and I trusted him with my house.

When we decided to move forward, we chose a new build because I know we’re not old, but we’re older than we would’ve liked to be when buying a house. We wanted something that would last a long time and possibly pass on to our kids. We also like the idea of being in a new neighborhood and watching it grow.

Our home consultant was nice, very positive and friendly when we met him. We enjoyed the initial interaction with him. Not once we started the home process, I feel like he overpromised on some things he didn’t fully understand himself.

Our idea was to do the VA loan because my husband is a veteran so there would be no down payment, just closing costs. We knew our credit had some challenges and needed work, but he gave us full expectations. He said if it fell through, we’d move to another tier, which ended up being an FHA loan with a deposit. We weren’t fully informed about the criteria, so when it changed, we were blindsided and had to come up with $13,000 unexpectedly. But we made it work.

Then sometimes through the process with the loan officer, she needs something. She was very good about giving us information. But the consultant, I understand he’s young, still learning and new to his role. He would call and make it sound urgent. It would stress out my husband. He’s the type who reacts right away, if someone tells him to do something, he wants to handle it immediately. I’m more the type who wants to pause and figure things out before jumping into action.

At times, I feel like he didn’t give us the right information, which caused unnecessary panic. We had to backtrack with the loan officer and realize it wasn’t as serious as we thought. That was a little bit of frustration, but other than that, he was very friendly. He listened to what we wanted in a home and showed us a few different places.

We needed to pay off some things before starting the approval, he helped us give some good credit information to get more prepared. When we did the actual process, a month after we met him, we were financially to get approved.

The workmanship is great. My dad actually came in and walked through the house with us. We were able to get the keys when we started the process and inspected. He said that it was quality construction. One of my family members has been in construction for over 20 years and has a little inside knowledge, which made it helpful. They said the craftsmanship was good and felt like we had a good foundation to start off and that would last us a long time.

One of the fears of getting new construction is you're gonna get something that looks good on the outside and then come in shortly and start having all these problems. But I feel confident we won't have those issues. They seem to feel confident in the build that we got.

We picked this place because we wanted to be away from everything after work. When you're working, driving in traffic, you want it like you’re away from home, like in the country, sort of. It's very quiet and neat. You see kids and people outside on the weekend, and we like that the atmosphere is very laid-back and quiet, which I'm looking forward to.

I like everything about the home from the layout, the material that they use, and the width of the garage. I've never experienced this kind of tranquility in my whole life. I've been telling my family since I moved in that the company works with you. The orientation was only an hour and I learned how to use a smart home, like how to change the filter on the refrigerator. It was a good learning experience for a female.

I didn’t want to own a house that anybody else had lived in. This is my second home and I didn’t wanna clean up anybody else's junk. The build was superior, especially with the upgrades. We're the fourth house to close in 326. I like the fact that there is no clubhouse and pool. In the neighborhood I lived in in Colorado for 27 years, I never stepped foot in the clubhouse, been in the pool, or on their tennis courts. I'm a firm believer that if you're going to offer amenities like that, you need to do it by membership. If I don't use it, I don't wanna pay for it.

I'm 60 years old. The pickleball courts that are gonna be in this development and the cornhole stuff, I can do that stuff. But I'm not playing tennis and going to the pool. If I want to use the clubhouse for anything specific, I've got to rent it. I'm paying $1500 a year in homeowners’ dues up here and that didn't sit right with me the whole time I was here. All in all, I have recommended LGI. I told others, "If you're moving and you see LGI or Terrata Homes, look there because you're gonna get more bang for your buck, and the people are amazing.“

The quality of the home is great, and the purchase and financing process was quick, less than two or three weeks. It was my first time, so I was a bit stressed.

The quality seemed decent. There are a few areas where the design could have been better, but we can’t complain. Since moving in, we’ve only had to reach out for a couple of small things like drywall repairs, and a couple of spots on the wall. And that’s about it.

I came over here and I saw the houses. I like it, and I went to talk to Sally in the office. She was awesome. But then she moved. I think she quit or resigned. And now, I am working with Jonathan. Brad, the builder, was absolutely awesome.

The process was awesome as well. I'm super happy with the service and the attention that I received. I came in February, but my credit wasn't really good. I ended working with Atlantic Bay Company, to do the numbers. It was from March 6th, and I signed the papers on May the 30th.

My home is perfect. Well, I just moved two days ago over here. And the air conditioner wasn't working. It was 85 degrees, and the whole house was really hot. I called the company, and the guy came over here. He's actually working on the AC right now.

I'm super happy with the model. I bought the Ashley model and I like it. It's good for me and for my kids. I was living for 18 years in Florida without my family. So, I don't have any network in that area. My only thing is the grocery stores are far, but I can work with that.

I have been here for 2 days. Basically, I don't know anybody here. So, I texted Jonathan to ask how I can actually request a copy or how I can access the clubhouse. The kids were asking me about the pool. We wanna go to the pool, and we don't have the swap key to get there.

But other than that, everything is good and happy with the area.

I do see some jobs that need to be redone in the house, like paint or terminations on the constructions like in the bathroom. But it looks good. I didn't notice that when I did the walkthrough with Brad, but it's minimal and I like it. Everything is fine.

I know it's something more cosmetic than actually something like it needs to be done as soon as possible. But I'm gonna say that I would recommend it. They’re very professional, and knowledgeable. Everybody's cool.

Keith, the construction manager, has been exceptional from beginning to end. He has been able to walk us through and be our person on boots on the ground as far as getting things addressed. He has been pleasant to interact with. As far as the LGI Mortgage Solutions, my loan officer Billy was nothing short of amazing. She was able to help me get through the mortgage process, and it was short of painless.

The quality of the build is good. They have been Johnny-on-the-spot to fix anything that I have stated was an issue. Even there on the patio when we first came and did the walkthrough and inspection, the pillars were cracked, and they were able to replace those with no issue. I have good experience so far.

I bought the new home and it only took three weeks and half. I was totally stoked. The quality and location is really nice. I’ve had a few little issues but it wasn’t LGI’s fault and they have been there to help me. Overall, I like the quality of the house and it’s been a good experience. I’m trying to get people to buy houses so I try to send them to LGI.

The problem is still open. Right now I have seven problems to be reported and fixed, but I didn't report them because I don't want to go to this kind of treatment. If I have to spend three days and a half just to wait for them, it becomes equivalent to almost my monthly payment.

I was curious about the area when I saw it online. I knew the area and I knew that the school district was good, but the houses were affordable for the district and the area, and that's what made me come out and look at it. I like the size of the place and so far, the quality is wonderful. I love the neighborhood. It's been really good and it's really convenient to everything. I’ve only been here for three weeks and I've been telling everybody about LGI.

That kind of sucks for having a new build home. We had addressed some things, but no one’s ever followed up. We requested that the granite be looked at before we even bought it, and they said, “Oh, we’ll get to it,” but it still never happened. Sticking to their word would be great because we thought it was gonna be fixed, but I don’t think they’re gonna fix it.

The quality of the build is A-plus. We've been living there for about a month now. I'm very satisfied with the amenities, and I like the neighborhood. But the city may have to grow on me.

But in terms of any walkthrough, we weren't really made aware of the three phases of the building process. This is our second time buying a house. Our other house was back in Colorado. And the builders would just ask us what day would work for the walkthroughs.

But this one, we felt it was more like you had to know when you do your phase one versus being notified. We didn't really do a blue-taping walkthrough. The head builder just had his own blue tape. He was making his own annotations, not us making our annotations. So, that was just something that we felt was a little bit different.

There's some warranty stuff that we could just put in, but there are things that could have been fixed before the warranty needed to be done. We questioned it and we were told in a nutshell that we're the customers so we don't really know better versus the builder.

It’s understandable. But things happen and things can be done incorrectly. And that's why we have professionals for a reason–to come in and help address things that we might not know that are up to code.

So far everything is fine. We haven't officially finished moving. Everything was like a slow drawn-out process. But we are in the house. We haven't gotten to work in yet in terms of testing out everything including the appliances. But there are things that we didn't see at the initial orientation walkthrough that we now found as we were starting to slowly unpack and put stuff away. But other than that, it's been pretty smooth.

Everything was great, all the way up until after we purchased the home. During the walkthrough, there were a few things that needed to be corrected. The person that did the walk-through with us just made it seem like we had nothing to worry about, and that they would have everything done for us while we were signing our paperwork.

We've been in our house for a month, and those things have not been completed. The thing that looks like a tar on the window of the master bedroom bathroom was still there. I am not sure if it's glue from sealing the window. If I could just get to it, wipe it down, and clean it up, I would. But it's by the roof and I can't get to it. This is not something I did, and it's not our responsibility. They should have cleaned it and fixed it. I shouldn't have to pay someone to come out to get on a ladder to clean something that they were supposed to do a month ago.

It's a brand new house, but they placed the water heater that was all dented up. The water is working, and everything is heating. But what happens if it stops working? Do these dents take away my warranty? It was a whole back and forth with them. Again, my husband had to stay on top of things and go to them. We actually left the garage door unlocked for the water heater to be changed, and it wasn't. Whoever was supposed to change it said that they did change it, but they never came to the house to change it.

About a week ago, the guy did come out and made sure that the water heater was changed. But again, we were there for a month. These are things that they said they were going to do a long time ago. In the beginning LGI reached out to me or called me even down to the loan consultant. If there was something that they needed, they emailed me or called me. And now, it's like an I-gotta-catch-you-when-you-open type of situation. It's horrible.

Then there was a shrub in the front that needed to be replaced. Even when we did the walk-through, the guy tagged the plant, but it was never changed. I've literally watched 12 to 15 houses be built beside me. I've watched landscaping be completed. I've watched the plant sit in front of the empty lots to be placed. And it's like, I guess they forgot they were supposed to replace mine.

I work 45 minutes away from where I purchased my home. I work three jobs, so I'm not really available to go down to the office to fuss. And every time I think that I'm about to go down there to fuss, I end up working. Also, everything's closed on the weekends. So, my husband had reached out. The interaction was easy like in the beginning when we were doing our final walk-through to sign paperwork. They said that they were going to have to call a contractor out.

The process of purchasing the home was absolutely remarkable. However, the follow-through afterwards is horrible. It's now like pulling teeth. They should work on their follow-up. Like if there are things that need to be completed and done, they should do that. They should keep their word, because all I have is their word. I'm keeping my end of the bargain. I'm showing up to my appointments. I'm available. I answer the phone. Whatever documents are needed, I'm sending them in. I'm doing my part. I wish that they would do theirs. We signed a contract. I feel like I shouldn't have to be searching and looking for the LGI people, or begging and pleading for them to do what I have on my paper that says that needs to be done. If I don't say anything, they will not do anything.

But still, LGI Homes is one of the best companies. I've been trying to purchase a house for over a year. One of the companies I was with just wasn't available. They weren't taking notes when we spoke, so they kept forgetting things and kept asking me for the same things. It was so irritating. Then I came across LGI and it was easy peasy all the way through. I would recommend LGI to anyone. They did everything perfectly in the beginning. But they need improvement on the follow through.

I've actually referred a few people to LGI. I would definitely tell people who are in the steps of buying a house to not sign the paperwork until they have completed what they say they will complete. Otherwise, it will be a headache at this point.

The lender was good. She was available whenever we needed her. However, we had a few issues during the building of the house. Somebody had urinated in the shower pan, and it was left there for so long. I told the people at the office and nobody would do anything about it. I am upset because there was a crack in one of the cabinets they were installing. I let the office manager and the construction manager know, and they just patched the crack up. Now, the crack shows on the cabinet. We bought a $450,000 brand-new house, and they didn't even replace that cabinet.

I love the layout of my house. I do like that they gave incentives which helped us choose a house from LGI versus maybe a used home. But, when it came to certain things of the contract from the beginning, it was a bad taste in my mouth.

The application process was good and smooth. You needed some information, and I made sure to provide it. When I actually sat down with the agent, the process took about 10 minutes.

Our sales consultant was awesome. I’d say she’s truly the face of LGI Homes. A few weeks later, I found out during a company meeting that she was the number one selling agent in the area and even in Georgia. From what I understand, she’s only been with the company for about two years, she doesn’t have as much experience as others who’ve been there five years or more.

I specifically chose that location because of my kids' school, it’s right across the street, which was very important to us. We were renting a three-bedroom home before, and one of my kids didn’t even have their own room, so we needed more space. That was the other big reason for the move.

Everything has been great. I really haven’t experienced any negatives. The only issue would be with a few neighbors, but that’s not something I can fault LGI for, it’s not your responsibility.

When we did our walkthrough, they told us that if we want to do a warranty claim, we just need to do one claim and put all our issues in. And so, we did that. And then they came out, fixed one issue, and addressed nothing else we did. We went back and forth without any response. We’ve asked how deep our well is, and we didn't get an answer. Because we have a bunch of sediment coming through. We get no water pressure in our shower. But our sinks work fine. And they told us it’s just sand buildup. And they’re unwilling to do anything else. So, it’s just been bad service after the fact.

They should follow up with their people who spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on their houses that are supposed to be brand-new, but are built shittily. The trim is not touching the ground throughout a lot of the house. There’s just exposed concrete in my garage. My garage line doesn’t match the line on my driveway. There’s a nail sticking out at the end of my driveway. You can still see the 2x4 or the plywood that separates my driveway from my garage. It’s lower-end. And it’s cheap and thrown together. The appliances are also terrible.

The agent who worked with me, Darrell, went above and beyond to help me get into this home that we purchased. I had some issues with my credit, and he was able to connect me with contacts that he had who were able to help me get that stuff taken care of.

It's our first home. My wife and I are in our twenties, both fairly young for homeowners, and we just wanted to make sure that everything was under warranty. So, we wouldn't have to worry about having to make any big repairs since we're still getting our financial footing.

As far as the build quality, I don't have any complaints. It's nothing luxurious or fancy. We lived in a double-wide manufactured home before this. So compared to the quality of that, this is great. We haven't had any issues.

The people lending would have thought it was difficult and I would have pulled another $100,000 out of investments and paid that. But I preferred not to because we don’t know how old we’re gonna live and what kind of problems we might have.

The consultant worked with my realtor. They offered $1,000 down to hold the house up to three months and that was a good deal for me. They were willing to put it under contract and a lot of places aren’t. So that was a wonderful plus that they could do that.

They’ve also been very accommodating. My husband had to have heart surgery on the day of our signing. They came down to the hospital and we signed everything there. We got it done before he went into surgery. They bent over backwards for us and everything went wonderful.

Then I had my daughter and my son-in-law do the walkthrough. They found some things which were immediately addressed. After I moved in, I found a thing or two but nothing big. I put in a work order in the system, which I love. The very nexy day, I heard from Ethan, the maintenance guy, and he was on it. All in all, I love LGI. They’re doing a wonderful job.

The price is good. And the quality of the build is also good. I enjoy it. This is my second new house. So, everything that I didn’t get from my first house, I got on this one. And it’s exciting just to see them still building in the actual community I live in. I’m interested to see who all the neighbors will be. Maybe one day I could meet everybody.

We got moved in after one and a half months which I think should be less time. I had my own inspector and we’ve seen just a few things that needs to be repaired which LGI Homes did address. They also have a playground and its own water filtration system. I would recommend LGI.

The representatives were really helpful and provided all the information so everything went smoothly. I was even having an issue on my side, but the guy I met was great and forwarded all the paperwork to his boss to help out. It’s been good since I've settled in. I saw they’re doing the hose thing for the grass today, so I think they’re gonna do the grass pretty soon.

I still rate my experience 5 stars, though their website is not friendly with the iPhone. Some documents were online and some were at the location, but not being able to use Apple stuff takes extra time since you have to sit at a computer or go to the library. But I would recommend LGI. In fact, I have already told colleagues at my workplace to go over there and that houses are still opening.

And the people from LGI were phenomenal. Laura was great. And then Matthew, who was my mortgage person, was phenomenal. Everyone in that shop at Rosewood was very friendly, and even the head builder, West. They were all great people to work with.

And the quality of the home is great. I already had a small water leak, which was taken care of within 48 hours. I put in a help ticket on the Homes website, and then I called the plumber on the sheet that they had given me. The plumber came out that day. And then West, the builder, set up an appointment for the sheetrock guy and then the painter to come back and take care of the rest. So, they take care of me, and I really appreciate that.

The community is also nice and quiet. I’ve only met my neighbor across from me, given my work hours. But it’s a small community, and I don’t foresee anything drastic changing off of that. It’s got a nice little homey feeling.

Mr. Mike made the whole process easier than it would have been. He made everything streamlined, told us what to expect, and found solutions for us when we ran into roadblocks. Things would have been a little more difficult without him.

There were some issues like plumbing, but that’s understandable, especially since the house had been set for a while. It’s good that they have a warranty program. The plumbers were very prompt and quick to fix any issues that arose. After getting around those issues, everything has been fine.

Overall, the quality of the build is positive, and I’ve been much more comfortable than I have been in a long time. I like the park for the children, especially the splash pad. There are also walking trails, and the area around it is very secluded.

But they didn’t follow through on that. They said that if we went with their financing, they offer all types of warranty and that we would get refinancing at a 0% charge and a lower interest rate. After looking at over 40 different houses, new and old, and being done with the whole house searching process, we came back to this home because it was offering that no refi charge deal. But when it came down to it, their loan company really threw me off. They did not approve our financing because I work out of California.

They wanted me to clear my schedule and guarantee that I’m only going to be flying out to California twice a month, which I really don’t think is any of their business because if I’m working and paying my bills, then what’s the problem with me getting financed through them? I kind of think it’s just a way to get out of giving us the opportunity of the lower interest rate and having that no-interest or no-fee refinancing.

I ended up going through a different loan company and was able to get financed with no problem.

The build of the home is okay. For the most part, the house is pretty nice. But for the amount that we’re paying, like the house price is 390,000 and we came in with 100,000 down, we would have gotten more for our money here in Oklahoma. Some cheaper quality work was done as well. The carpet had minimal padding, and you can’t open some of the windows.

Would I recommend this house to a friend? Probably not.

The quality of the home is A1, and the purchase process is top-notch. They can’t do anything but get better and better. They walked me through the whole process, and they were good communicators. My loan officer was great. From start to finish it took four months in total, and I trusted the process. It was an experience, and I enjoyed it.

Dealing with the home consultant was simple and pleasant. The build feels pretty delicate. I think that's standard with construction.

We've bought and sold many houses. It's nothing new to me because I'm a prior military, so I've been in and out of houses a lot. The home consultant and loan person at LGI were good, fast, and professional. We talked for only a couple of hours.

There's more stuff in town. But I want to be more remote or out in the open because it's more homey to me. I come from Colorado, which is originally a town of 300 people.

The only problem I had was the blinds. They only gave me one. And I know we had to pay for our blinds. So, because I only have one, I guess people can see through our house, on the back door or on the side, because I didn’t have all our blinds. So, that was the only difference right now.

The build is pretty good, and I haven’t seen anything major yet. It’s in a nice area. I don’t even really know what amenities we have. I’m sure there are some, but I haven’t used or seen them. Overall, everything was quick and easy, and they helped us get a house.

We tried to buy a house before, and honestly, everything was such a hassle going through the bidding, appraisal, and inspection. Working with the agent was very difficult. It was so stressful. In the end, it didn’t work out. With LGI, it went smooth. The LGI people were very helpful and courteous. We actually enjoyed the process with them. We think we made the right choice.

At first, we weren’t so sure about living in the neighborhood because we lived so far away. Once we saw the community, we were convinced. The next day, I showed up with all my documents ready. In around three weeks, I did the closing. It happened so fast. The house we got is pretty well made, and so far, we’re happy with it. I like that I got the first street or the back street of the neighborhood. It’s still under construction right now, but they have parks around the area, including a kids’ park.

LGI Homes checked all the boxes. It had large kitchen counter space, which is one important thing for me. There is also a lot of natural lighting. My fiancé and I were off of work, just the day after a very massive storm was flooding, because another concern of ours was making sure that it was going to weather storms, and we decided that since we had seen the biggest flooding situation in the last three years, we might go check it out and see how the houses fared, and they were left untouched. There wasn’t even a petal on the ground.

So, all of these things culminated together, and the day that we went we sat down with Ben who was our salesperson for LGI. He was phenomenal. He told us about all of the amazing opportunities that we had if we leverage their financing company. They had built-in closing costs. These were part of their package plan for these new builds.

And the more and more that he told us, the more and more we were like, “We’re not going to get that anywhere else.” They were able to bring down our percentage by almost an entire point comparative to other mortgage lenders who had provided us quotes. So, it truly seemed like a no-brainer at that point.

However, there were a couple of hiccups in customer service, so there was a couple of pieces where we had to follow up with them. But in each instance, they were almost immediate in their action. For example, there is a downstairs bathroom with a sink. And I don’t think that I would ever tilt my head to look under a sink. It’s one of those that’s just on a stand, not like a cabinet. And we had to take shelter because of the storms this most recent week, so we were in that interior bathroom downstairs and sitting on the floor, covered up, pillows and blankets, quite all very dramatic.

And during that time, I noticed that the base of the sink and the top of the ceramic piece that it sits on were not aligned. And at first, I thought, “Okay.” Well, there’s just this tiny gap. Maybe that’s how it’s supposed to be.” Fast forward to the benefits of having a friend who bought the exact same home model with the exact same thing, I went and looked at theirs and it didn’t have that gap. We already referred our best friend who bought a house further down.

So, there are tiny things and nothing major, and they are quick to action as soon as we provide feedback. All of the appliances are working as they are supposed to be, and the house functions. You don’t have huge cracks in the foundation. Also, we were very pleased with the financing aspect.

The expectation was really higher when I first signed the contract, but when it went to the in-house financing, I got dropped because I had an issue with the IRS. They were the ones who referred me to another lender, and when they realized that they could do what the other lender was doing, they tried to get me back on their side.

I tried to communicate with LGI but I did not get any response, so I just stuck with the other lender. After moving forward with that, in 30 days, we closed because there was communication with three people working on the file. With LGI, it took 90 days with two people, and nothing happened.

The home is nice, but it depends on what one needs. It’s two years old when I purchased it and so it settles a little bit, but it’s livable. I’m seeing issues cosmetic-wise, which cannot be prevented. They got a little stingy on luxury, like the very small landing pad on the patio and the normal appliances.

The price for the home is good compared to the market. It’s right there in the range and the community is nice. The HOA is a hit and miss, though. There is lack of communication and the response time is an issue.

I know LGI tried to make a sale so they were in a hurry to close the deal. I just hope they do better and focus on their customers. The people in the office are nice and warm, but they need to keep that warmness to the end. Buying a house is stressful, especially for a first-time home buyer like me who do not understand the language.

I think the quality is optimum because, according to my salesman and the builder, I don't need solar panels since it's built to resist heat. The windows, light bulbs, and walls are designed not to allow that much heat inside. Also, the warranty of the roof for 30 years, the air conditioning, and all kinds of things are amazing.

This is my third home in Florida, and I think this is my best experience with a home that I bought, with better quality. All the builders and salespeople before wouldn't say anything. They just make sure they make the sale, but this company makes sure I am satisfied. I knew what I was getting for my money. As for the price, it's a little bit high, but it's still comfortable. I can afford it. I’ve already recommended LGI Homes.

I came in for an appointment and was paired with Terry. She was great. She explained and was transparent about everything. Since this was my first time buying a home, she went in-depth so I could understand and walked us through the entire process. It was pretty smooth and easy.

It’s crazy because I started looking for a house at the end of December and moved in on February 28th. I only looked at the house in January, so the whole process took about two months at most. It was quick and easy, which was awesome. I like the floors, and the countertops and carpet are nice. So far, I don’t really have any complaints.

This was perfect for me because I’m still pretty young and didn’t know anything about the home‑buying process. Having someone explain everything and set it all up, especially with the loan and other details, made it really simple. LGI did a lot of the work for you and laid everything out clearly. It was such a fast process. For first‑time homebuyers, LGI would be an awesome option.

I was starting out low on the down payment, so the closing costs were a bit expensive. I understand they have to put it down, and I know LGI helps with closing costs, but my mother helped me with that part. That would be my only complaint, and it’s not really a complaint because owning a home is awesome. My mortgage is just under $2,000, which is about $200 more than what I was paying in rent.

The location is awesome. I love it. I am so sick of the city, so this is perfect for me. If it weren't in a brand-new development, I would have been hesitant all these years. But I’d liked the fact that it's in a brand-new neighborhood that they're just creating because I feel safer in it.

I've been here for a few weeks, since February 28th. The property and the features are good. The only complaint I have is the lumpy backyard, which I might have to grade. And the door, I wiped the dirt off, and the paint came off. But overall, it's great.

I like the quality so far. They could have done a lot more with the master bathroom, but that’s just because I like fancy stuff. The kitchen’s wonderful. I was worried about the location to begin with because it’s an older area, and they have some bad areas about seven miles from there. But I like that it’s out in the country. I like that it’s off by itself.

I really thought the person that did my mortgage application was really nice, thorough, and went above and beyond. Corey, the salesperson, was very nice. They all helped. I probably wouldn’t have got the house if Corey hadn’t been there because I didn’t even think I could do it.

It was very important to me to find a property that was close to work. So, when I started doing my research, the first thing I did was look for a distance within 30 minutes of work. And so, LGI came up but so did other properties. But I liked what I saw because I've had an injury. I wanted a one-level property that I could walk in and out of and I have a dog. I needed an easy drive into the driveway. A double-car garage was really important to me and a large backyard for my dog. Once I narrowed down the search, LGI has everything that I needed, so I went straight to their website.

My home consultant, Morell, was awesome and absolutely wonderful. He responded to every question that I had. I've never had any problems with him at all. He was excellent. He provided me with the information that I asked for in a timely manner to help me make the best decision for me. When I talked about distance, my drive to work, he heard me, and it's a wonderful feeling not to have to drive so far.

I'm impressed with the quality of the build. I love that I had an opportunity while under contract to go out and visit the home. So, I had a chance to really look and pay attention with quality and detail. I am comfortable with the price. I'm in the house for two weeks and I'm having a good experience and I hope it stays that way.

I've met neighbors in my cul-de-sac. I have joined our Facebook group and I get excited when I go home because I see that two more homes have sold. So, in our cul-de-sac, there's one left. The person who started the Facebook group is next door to me. I've met both neighbors on both sides. I've driven through the property and it looks like everybody is doing their part to take care of their properties in the neighborhood. I've also joined the HOA online group. So far it’s good.

I like the integrity of the organization, my consultant, Morell, my lending officer, Chad, Omar, the gentleman who took me on the closing tour, Lisa, the notary who did my closing paperwork. Everything was awesome. I really had a great experience and I'm excited to be there and to be a part of the community.

I have shared my experience with others and shared the builder's information so that others can come out and take a look. I have recommended it to about five people now. I'm new to Texas, and it's my first home here. It is close to my office and this was a much better transition for me for work purposes. I was driving an hour and a half to work and almost two hours to get home. Now, I'm at work in 20 minutes and home in less than 30. I am able to rest and it is a wonderful feeling.

The home consultant was good. She was willing to help out and take another step. LGI worked with us, and they addressed our concerns. It took a little bit of time, but they did. They kept on asking us for forms that we already gave them. They gave us a homework sheet, and we provided everything, but they still kept asking for more. And for me, it wasn't really a stress factor because I've been through it before, but for my wife, it was very stressful. So, I had to take over because she got frustrated and she wasn't understanding the wait process. It took about a month a half, for the process to complete.

When we moved into the house, there were things that should have been done that wasn't done. And our agent made us feel welcome because he gave us a welcome home gift. He went above and beyond. He also helped us out get our washer and dryer.

As for the quality of the build, if there are little repairs that need to be taken care of, they are always there. In fact, before we closed the deal, they sent somebody to take care of the little things we pointed out.

They stuck with me and had a lot of patience. DJ was the one who really put everything in motion for me, and he deserves the most credit. I told him I wasn’t good with phones, emails, and that kind of stuff, and he helped me a lot with all of that. I’ve learned a lot since buying my house.

I like the quality of the house. The only difference is the doorbell. That’s all. I figured everyone has Ring cameras now, so that’s probably why. From a security standpoint, I can understand it. It was just something different. I don’t know if it’s because of today’s technology and having other options besides a doorbell.

I’ll be moving in about a week. I’m still living in my current house because I’m still within the contract period. I’ve moved some of my things in already, but I’ll be fully moved in within the next two weeks. Because of that, I don’t know much more about the experience yet. I can’t really say more right now since I’m not living in the house yet.

Their price range fell into my budget. They had the square footage and the number of bedrooms and everything else for the budget that my wife and I had. And I got the best deal through them.

Shane was awesome and full of information. There was no question that we asked that didn’t get answered. There were a couple of times that he was busy and forgot a couple of things here and there. But other than that, it was an amazing experience. The whole buying process took about 90 days and that’s only because, they had just broken ground when we first got that property.

They could improve running your credit though. We just got through the whole thing and then two weeks before we were supposed to close, they were saying that they needed copies of pay stubs and all this other stuff. They said the money that showed up on my W-2 wasn’t good enough. They needed to know how I earned that money because I’m a truck driver.

In terms of the quality, there’s been quite a bit of quirks. We’ve had all of our electrical completely reinspected and the regulator in our tub replaced. There was a window that was installed crooked. It’s just one of those things, when a home like that is being built so quickly that mistakes are gonna be made. And maybe people need to either take their inspections a little bit more seriously and micromanage a little bit better.

Overall, the community is nice and quiet and we’re satisfied with all the amenities that they offer. This is my first home so it’s been a very positive experience and a very stressful one. But it’s something that my wife and my children are very excited about.

The quality is wonderful. There were some things that are already not working as well, but I’m gonna put it in the portal and see if they can come and fix it. I also had a lot of problems with the lender that LGI works with. It took me four months to finally sign on my house. I should have been in the house on October 31st but then they kept moving it back. I was supposed to sign January 31st and then it got pushed back again. So, I finally signed the first week of February.

Completion took a month and a half from the time we applied. My wife loves the home. My best friend who lives down the street bought the house right next to us, so it's good timing for LGI and for us. If it had a concern with the paint or something like that on the house, I’d reach out to construction. If it had something to do with outside the house, I'd reach out to our sales guy. He was always very good. We also didn't really have any major problems moving in. The community is quiet. We have a pool, and there are little parks in different areas. There are also schools on both sides of our house. There's also talk of putting in a pickleball court.

It is astounding how great these houses are built. I've heard a lot of things about new builds lately around San Antonio, and how there are a lot of issues. They start breaking soon after they are bought. Walls are curved. You push on them, and they start to flex. So far, our house has been solid. Speaking to some of my buddies who live in the community, they have been there a few more years than me, and they've had nothing but amazing experiences with their houses. They're holding up really well throughout time.

I really love the community here. If you go up to the front of the community, it's a little bit older, about 14 years old. The people there are experienced and very open to whatever you may need. And as you go back into the community to some of the newer developments, everyone is so friendly. Also, amenities around the neighborhood are wonderful, like the baseball field, soccer field, the parks, and the fishing pond. There's a park right across the street from my house. It is beautiful and absolutely phenomenal.

I'm married, and I have a nine-month-old son. This house puts me on track for the rest of my life. I can now say that my son is gonna be able to grow up in a home that he has been in since he was a baby. That is something that I could never thank LGI Homes enough for. I have been sharing a lot with some of my friends who are still renting to check out any LGI community. I've been telling them to take that chance and try to buy a house with LGI. I told them that the process was smooth. It took me 20 days on the dot from start to finish to buy my home. They are quick. They pull strings to make sure that everything goes according to plan. Overall, LGI Homes has impacted my life.

That's a little deceptive. They have you sign all this paperwork there, and you really need to know what you're signing. Essentially, you're signing to buy this house and putting down money, which says you're committed to buying it. While we did it, we didn't quite understand how serious it was and what we were doing, as far as locking into the purchase. I didn't like that part of it.

I would recommend LGI, but in the same conversation, I would tell people, “Don't let them puppy-dog you. Stand firm, don't sign anything. Go home and sleep on it. Think about it for a couple of days.” I'm not saying we wouldn't have bought the house, but LGI knew we were green and took advantage of that because we were first-time buyers. I said the same thing when I called the salesperson after I had come home and did a little bit of research. I saw that there was a class action lawsuit based on them using cheap materials.

No follow up from salesperson, nor from sales manager to see how things are after we moved in (the sales office dropped us like hot potatoes after the closing. It seems that they did not really care much about us, the client). Garage door needed adjustment (should have been done by LGI before closing). Very steep slope on the side of the house (near the AC) which is made worse by the lousy sod installation, which creates danger for anyone walking on that side of the house. Not so happy with the way the floors came out (some areas are hollow and make noise when we walk on them). Cheap LGI put 2 blinds on the front windows when for extra $300, they could also have made the 2 back windows and the sliding doors).

Cheap LGI did a slab in the back (by the rear sliding doors) the size of a door mat (about 30" deep, about 72" wide) rather than building a proper slab for the patio. Shower floor was not installed properly, making noise when stepping on it. Cheap LGI put only 1 ceiling fan (in the living room) instead of in every bedroom as should be in South Florida. Floor molding needed repairs in few places (where is the quality control, LGI?). The best part of our LGI experience was probably the great selection of coffee in the sales office.

Also, the quality of the house is all great and I haven't had any issues. I've been in there for about three months now. But they didn't give me a backyard and that kind of sucks. They did put a front yard in and put in sprinklers. The rest of the house is great. Everybody in the community is working for a living and everybody's working to pay for their houses. That's what I mainly like about it. And they've done some stuff that I think is what the future is gonna be like. I don't have metal duct work running through all my house. I think it's the most efficient way that they can start building them.

My experience was hectic, but it was worth it. It was hectic because I didn't know the process so it was frustrating to me. If I knew the process, it probably wouldn't have been hectic to me 'cause I knew what to expect. The process took a month. They'd tell me to do something which I would do, then they'd tell me they needed me to do something else. They could have let me know all I needed to do at once. But it was steps that I had to take. I was thinking that being a first-time homebuyer, once you get your documents sent in and they go over it, everything would be golden. But it was another process that I didn't understand. Other than that, I would do it again. It's worth it to have your home, and the home is nice. I like it and I have no gripes with the price. There's a dog park in the area. They'll have a building for a gym soon. There's a pool in the area as well. I wanted them to put a pickleball court in, but that’d probably raise the HOA fees.

Somebody cut something on the master countertop in the master bathroom and just cut it up really, really bad. They said they would get it replaced. But then it was like two weeks later. Finally, we're trying to get somebody out there. But they destroyed the wall. There was a couple of holes. They scratched up a whole corner of the wall next to it, trying to get it in. Then they didn't even put the plumbing back in, including the faucets. They took the mirror down and left it just in the middle of the bathroom, in the toilet area. So, we couldn't even use any of the bathroom. They told us, “Well, we'd have to get with the mirror people, which could be a week.”

After we complained, LGI finally got ahold of a manager for the plumbing and got somebody out there the same day. But they’d schedule one day, schedule another day, and so it was like our third try. We said, “You can't do this anymore. You just gotta get it fixed.” Then they had somebody come out and paint before the person came out and fixed the wall. There was a huge X gashed into the sheetrock, so they filled it and sanded it, but then they did that after everything was painted. So, then they had to send somebody back out.

They missed some of the exterior things that they said they would fix, like the front door had paint that was just peeled off and missing around the trim of the window. Then the garage door had some nails that were sticking out, like 1 to 2 inches. The wood wasn't fully sealed on one side like it was on the other. Then when we called the guy and said, “Hey, we need these last few things repainted as well when they come out and paint the part that they fixed,” he accused us of damaging it when we moved in.

Luckily, we had pictures showing what we wanted fixed as we walked through. So, we could have easily shown how it was before the manager sent people out. But he said, “Well, I'm pretty sure y'all damaged it when y'all moved in.” But I have images. When he showed up, we never heard another thing about it. So, he realized he was wrong. Everything has been pretty much fixed. But there's a huge gap in the fencing and that's the only thing we're waiting on to get fixed eventually.

I'm in the house going on two months now, and so far, so good. It's what I saw and what I expected. There are a few minor things here and there which are expected, but LGI has been addressing it accordingly. I know a lot of people that have a lot of terrible problems with them and have been here. I heard of a lot of bad things about them, but I have not experienced any of that. There are still a lot of vacant places around me, but for the people that I run into, everybody is very nice. Nobody's rushing into anybody's territories.

There a few minor discrepancies in the house when we moved in, like the door handles were all loose. But it didn't even take two days for the claim to get resolved. The builder was busy, but he got back to me almost as soon as I put a claim in. That's with the other couple claims I had. It’s all miscellaneous things, and they were all resolved really fast. One of the lines in the back of the fridge was broken. I didn't even notice it but when I went to my walkthrough with him, he noticed it. He used that as an example to show me how to go through the ticket system to put in a claim. He got that resolved even before we moved in, which was nice.

I like how straightforward and upfront the rep was and how easy the builder was to get in contact with for the discrepancies. It made everything way less complicated, especially ‘cause this is our first house. It made the process so much less frustrating than it could have been. Overall, it's a good home, and so far, the community is quiet and clean. My wife and I enjoy it.

The house is is beautiful. There are a couple of things that I would prefer to have a different layout. There are some minor things that were missed during my first walk-in just to see the inspection. I'm sure they're still covered under warranty. It's just a couple of things that I missed. They weren't big things and when you go into a new house, you're very particular with minor scratches and all of that stuff, especially with something new and something that expensive.

I love the location myself. There's a lot of distance to the closest groceries, but I love it because that's what I was looking for. The community was good. I hope we don't get bombarded with more properties but it could happen. At least I don't have a back neighbor. So, that's good. The community is quiet, so far. There's still a couple of construction 500 meters away from my house but assumably, they're also as quiet as I am. I rarely see one of my neighbors, but I know they're there. So, it's quiet. I like it. I enjoy stepping in the front, in the garage or in the backyard just staring.

We love the home but we're a little less pleased with the quality than what we were initially hoping for. On the coat closet that could almost be a pantry with the size it is, they used half-inch screws to hold the doors in. We've already had a door strip off the hinges easily. For a $400,000 home, that's poor quality there. There were also quite a few items from the home inspection that weren't completed that we've had difficulty getting them to come in and address. They didn't install the final shelf on one of the bottom cabinets. They knew about that on October 1st but they didn't get out until a week ago to fix that. We still have quite a number of items that haven't been resolved and are hopefully being resolved this Friday. We closed on October 9th but it's taking a full month before something is being addressed. I'm not overly encouraged to go with LGI a second time for a future home purchase.

The whole process took about a month to get into the home. It's a good quality home. We're happy with it. It came with nice flooring, nice granite and nice molding. We didn't have to worry about picking what style of tile or what kind of granite we wanted. It also came with all the appliances as well. It made things easier and more affordable too.

I chose a home that had an extra bedroom, enough for me and my daughter and then an extra bedroom for guests or for anything else we needed, or if we needed extra storage. The one thing that the house is definitely lacking is storage. Most houses in Arizona I've noticed are lacking storage. I'm from Illinois, originally, from Chicago land area. So, we used to have storage upon storage. Here, it's like good luck trying to find anywhere to put anything. But I picked this one because of the other one that I was looking at was, while being in it, it felt like a glorified apartment. It's a little too small for my liking. The one above this one is a little bit bigger than the one that I chose, but I feel like it's too big and too much money for me. This one that I picked was just perfect.

The quality seems good to me so far. There are little things, but nothing's gonna be perfect. I think it's a great home. It looks very modern. It's got good flooring. The flooring is a luxury vinyl flooring. It looks like wood flooring even though it's vinyl flooring. It was big for me that most of the house has the vinyl flooring and only the rooms were carpeted. There's a really big backyard, which was shocking to me. It's unfinished. So, that's something that's gonna be a project for me but it's a good size backyard. I have a dog. So, the side yards were big enough for him to be able to use. The ceilings are nice and high. That was a big thing for me because it makes you feel like you have more space and less closing.

All the appliances were brand new. That was huge for me, too. There are more warranties. They had granite countertops. I did like the fact that it has gas cooking, which is hard to find here in Arizona. It's way better to cook on a gas stove. So, I was really happy about that. The house is the right fit for me. It has everything that I need in it, the laundry room, the walk-in closet, and the master. The other rooms are tiny but when you put all your stuff in there, you'll realize it is just enough. The living room's cute. The dining room is like it's barely there, but it's big enough for a few people. I did get a water system because they have really hard water out here.

If I could pick this house up and put it out where I came from, that would be my greatest thing that I could do. I'm not able to lift it up and bring it out there. So, it is a little bit of a drive. So, the biggest downfall to being out here is the drive. I have to drive 55 minutes to work every day and at home. I used to live 15 minutes away from my work. It's a big difference. It's an agricultural area out here. You wouldn't really think that there's a lot of animals. If you go drive down one way, it feels everything's more modern like city living, but if you go down the other way, it's all farms. So at night time, you do smell the poop from all the animals. It's not a fun thing. They have a dairy that's not too far away. So, that kind of sucks but it's also nice because you have that. It's the best of both worlds. You're a little bit more off the beaten path, and there's a country area but you're still close enough to everything else that you need.

I feel like LGI is a good builder, and a good company to get a home from. They are transparent about most things. There are some things that they just probably didn't know because it's a new community, but I think that they build quality homes from what I can see so far. The neighborhood is really cute. Once it's done, it's gonna be even cuter. I was the first person to close in the neighborhood. There's still a whole lot of building that's gonna be going on. So, this neighborhood is nowhere near finished. They're gonna be here for many years to come.

Everybody's helpful at the office. You have a question, you go in there and they're happy to help. Even if they might not know the right answer at the beginning, they will find it and make sure that they follow up with you. The only thing I'm a little bit upset about is the fact that it's taking a little bit longer for the construction manager guy to get the little things that were noticed prior to closing fixed. So, I'm just waiting for all of that still to transpire. I will keep in touch with him and make sure that he does not forget me.

The home consultant, Matt, was the main one who helped us out. He showed us the house, and he kept us updated throughout. He was very respectful. He was a very big sigh of relief. The house is perfect, especially for me and my family right now. We love it. We love the neighborhood. We have two little dogs as well. They get to have fun and roam around in the neighborhood area. It's still being built, but at least we have that space to walk around and see everything. We are loving this spot very much. We are more than happy with the house.

LGI is a great company. They provide a lot of assistance to people looking for very good homes. They offer a great deal at a very good interest rate, and the homes are good quality. I like how at one point we were able to find a home and also find someone to give us a loan. The entire package made it easier. Everyone was very open. They were very swift with information. We first met with Jesse and he ran us through what it took to start the process. The process was fast. We started in August and they had thought that we could close on September 9th, which ended up being the day that we closed, but the process was even sooner. There was a chance that we could have closed sooner than September 9th. Carrie Ann who was from the loan group was there. She was very helpful in telling us how we could respond to some of the things that were requested. She had some ideas on what we could do to make it happen.

Overall, the build is nice. But some of the details are not so good. They got a little more worried about just getting it done so some of the work was completed in a sloppy manner. You could tell some of the touch-ups weren't the best. Some nails are poking out on a carpet and one of our cabinets has extra drill holes. They left all their trash where the furnace is and there was a huge mark. They corrected some of it but we're finding some of the other stuff as we're settling in. It's those little finishing touches that were annoying and upsetting. They're nothing that we can't fix ourselves but they should've been not here for us to see. But I love the community. It's perfect. We're waiting for the dog park and once that's done, it would be fabulous.

So far, the quality has been great. There were two things in the beginning when we did our individual inspection that were off, but they quickly fixed it without any issues. They didn't ask any questions. So, I'm happy with the build. We’ve only been here for two weeks, but so far, it's really pleasant. The people that are here are nice. And generally, from what I'm seeing and how it's building, it looks like it's gonna be a beautiful area.