Nice backyard. Congrats to you

Tip, cut the nozzle on an angle just wider than the sides/gap you’re gapping👍

Let just say I am so glad to have watched this video. 🤔🤔🙏🏼

NO ONE SHOULD BUY A HOME BUILT BY LENNAR... CHEAP CHEAP AND CHEAP💯

2 million dollar starter home 😂

Beautiful listing! Never seen a faucet like that before!

@$2mil, you should not have had ANY of those problems.

Shareholder 👍🏾👏🏾 the best part I heard in this entire video. That was smart! Now focus on the equity.

Over $2mil to have mold on anything is gross negligence. U didn't catch that before u signed the contract? That's.WILD U def paid for the location dear.

Their homes are ready to move in so not budging on anything else after incentives is kind of a given.

I'm in Colorado and the prices are just like that -- fluctuating

I dunno..some.of the stuff she is reviewing could've been taken care of at the beginning. Like,you knew the SQ footage pricing, etc when you applied. A year or 6 months of price fluctuation is expected. It's soon here in Colorado. Lennar Homes have a lot of advantages for being move in ready, therefore the competitiveness is not surprising. Their prices are always fluctuating depending on inventory. That just means they are good at what they do and their interest rates are below market and their incentives are comparable.

Main concern is not to get a house next to a neighbor with a barking dog. Recommedations?

Would you buy again knowing you likely would not get that big jump in equity so soon?

I worked at Lennar for over a decade, they are all about volume, and getting a high survey score regardless of your experience.

2 Million Dollars..!!! You can keep it... I wouldn't give you 200k for it. What kind of work do you do that you can afford to throw away 2 million dollars on a 1700sq house on 1/1500th of an acre... _Sucker_ 🤣

A STARTER HOME you say...? 2 million dollars...? Are you out of your fricking mind? My Lord, you must be the biggest SNOB..!

Which property did you buy from Lennar in SD?

Post customer service team was awful. We had 6 CSR’s so basically only half of the items we needed fixed were ever addressed and we had to explain where the previous Rep left off each time because they keep poor records. The walls were crooked, the appliances were cheap and lasted only a few years. I wouldn’t ever buy another Lennar home… you don’t get a quality home because everything is rushed to completion.

My wife and me are planing to buy a home from lennat in Bakersfield ca what has been your life in your home and what.models do you live ke that are 3 or 4 bedrooms

As a homeowner of a Lennar property constructed in 2014, I opted for Lennar over D.R. Horton due to the appealing home layouts and the avoidance of a standardized appearance. Initially enamored with the property, issues began to surface within the first year of ownership. These included a substantial crack in the driveway, inadequate drainage leading to sinkholes, and numerous imperfections throughout the house, indicative of a hastily constructed dwelling. While Lennar attempted to address these concerns by sending contractors to remedy the issues, their interventions exacerbated the problems. Consequently, the property is now utilized as a rental, and I harbor reservations about purchasing new builds in the future, regardless of the extent of offered upgrades. The prevalent issue with contemporary new builds lies in the utilization of subpar materials and rushed construction practices, resulting in an aesthetically unappealing final product.

Did you have a personal inspection before getting the keys?

No home anywhere should increase by $100,000 and six months. That company was artificially inflating the price of those homes.

SOUNDS LIKE LENNAR IS ALOT LIKE DR HORTON ALL ABOUT PROFIT

LENNAR IS THE BEST SAN ANTONIO TX SO FAR SO GOOD GOT APPROVED TOOK ME 5 weeks to get a home loving it

Never Lennar or DR Horton . Not it!

Nice video

They all push these homes out. DR Horton is very substandard. Windows fell out of my son’s info, they crossed utility water lines, etc. Avoid them for sure.

My sister lives in a lennar home, and while i think they are nice beautiful homes, i find the bedrooms way too small. The master bedroom is a good size, but the other rooms are tiny

I viewed your KZfaq "good bad and Ugly...you are absolutely adorable!!

We have a Lennar home we purchased new ( next gen) 10 years ago. We love it!

I'm in Northern Virginia, and was a phase 1 buyer of Lennar Condo and unfortunately, many of the same problems you have with their service and cheap workmanship I have as well.

Lennar is a low-cost, Home-Depot-grade, low-budget builder, and that is their reputation across the US (with buyers). They do NOT have a good reputation with buyers. Their reputation is only good with *investors* on their profits/ROI. This budget-builder-grade beige must have been murder for you as a designer. However, if you're on the beach, and you paid less than $2M, that's a bargain in SoCal. It's wonderful that you're happy with your purchase, overall, and that you feel like you got a good deal. It's a lovely place, and I hope it not only retains it value, but that your equity increases. Lennar is definitely a hand-holder until you sign the contract. That is how they make you "feel" (or believe) that they're there for you when, in fact, once the ink is dry, you have to hound them (and this is intentional as they're hoping you'll give up and they don't have to spend more money).

My friend purchase a newly built home in Polk county by them and hurricane Ian hit and she had water rain water coming through her floor in the living room she thought her baby dropped water and it was actually outside water coming through her wooden floors they presently are suing their builders

I don’t know about the wall texture, don’t like that.

I have several friends who work for contractors who do the work for Lennar across the country. Lennar doesn’t have an actual construction team I think, it’s all contracted out.

I wonder if she's still bragging. She won't be in 6 months.

I’ve heard that Lennar homes have had foundation issues, specifically in Houston, Tx. Have you experienced this? In addition, with rates much higher now that a year ago, has your estimated equity held up?

Brilliant! I have been working on an apartment renovation that is old plaster and concrete. Although we knocked out bathroom walls and put up wood studs with concrete backer some tiles still look bowed. I think the tiles themselves were not good but got used anyway to reduce waste and maximize material. When i visited my local plumbing shop I noticed their bathroom had 12x24 wall tiles stacked instead of staggered. I thought it looked great but now I know why. I haven’t done it but thinking about it makes so much sense.

Nice share! This content needs SMZeus!!

I'm very sorry to learn that your house is garbage. Not much you can do unfortunately. I feel for you.

How's your epoxy countertop? I heard it collects a lot of dirt and gets the stains from anything that's on the countertop.

Most of the homes in my Lennar sub on my block have missing roof shingles including mine which started blowing off shortly after the 1st year. I've checked most of the other homes built by other companies on the same block -lucky them and not one missing shingle. All Lennar had were excuses -65 mph winds rating BS -like how are you going to prove wind speed. So far -nearly 5 years later I am down to my last 3 shingle strips (3 tabs) from a bundle I purchased from Lowes. I purchased the bundle to do my own repairs. Just earlier this month - March I had more damage. The shingles appear paper thin as the other builders apparently chose as standard, a higher grade laminated shingle. The problem appears to be poor workmanship by the installer as well. The tar strips never fully cured thus allowing the shingle tabs to fold back and break off as well as entire strips detaching from the roof. I am VERY dissatisfied with the quality of the roof and will think twice about buying another Lennar home. I may have saved my son from this disaster when he purchased his new home from a non-Lennar builder last year. I've owned 5 different homes in the last 40 years and have never experienced anything close to this. The heat pump they installed - well that's another story within itself - again never had HVAC issues other than replacing one due to end of life cycle.

My goodness, $800 per square foot. We're looking at $179 per square foot on a Lennar in Casa Grande, AZ.

Consider moving to Summerlin Las Vegas 😊

Landscaping should be the least of the worries. Should be worried about construction such as structural.

Here we are a year later, and it is likely that you would not be able to sell your home for as much as you've invested in it. The dearth of customization options was a red flag indicating the builder had weak confidence in the market; they expected customers to walk away from their contract before the Certificate of Occupancy is even obtained. By controlling the selection of finishes, the builder believes the home would be less impaired by a customer's questionable choices.

A hundred thousand of equity not interest. The equity is unrealized gains. You should have sold if you could then if it was important to you. That equity may have already vanish or will do so in the next few years due to the economy. Or worse yet, you may experience a negative equity. You sound like you purchased before the very height of the market so that will help alot.

You Purchased at the Top of the Market in CA 🤦‍♂️ … Why?? CA Real Estate is CRASHING, values have dropped in the double digits and will drop further this year… People are leaving..Lannar has posted huge loses in 2022, 629 Million!

I’m getting my Lennar home for half price later this year. Can’t wait.