That’s public. You are in public. You don’t need his consent. He is also standing in public so there is no expectation of privacy. Way to stand your ground Travis.
@@realestatemindset You know your a really good sport. I however am not. I don't like confrontations and I have been waiting to buy for YEARS. I want my money from a special place built by special people. Not people who treat others like this. Your channel is great congrats! You will hear from us in the future.
I looked at Southton Meadows in July 2022. The doufus sales rep said no negotiation on price. I responded that I'd be back in a year or two. Thanks for going to San Antonio, Travis.
In central Florida I was at a new build today. I work leak detection house is already sold and plumbing is massively failing. Every outlet ever switch has massive gaps, home is full timber build, in a hurricane prone area... built on a swamp. I needed to pull the fridge out and it couldn't be done because they built the island to close. I do 3 a week where new plumbing leaks at slab. Wouldn't ever buy a house built in caved area
The Lennar price cuts are "fake". They post them as lower, but if you view the contract it will be the higher price. They say the lower price is the "cash price", but of course they don't tell you that until you see the higher price on the contract. I can only assume Lennar has something to hide? There is no other reason for what is happening in this video and this is baffling. You would think they view this as free advertisement.
Beware of DR HORTON in SA as well. Shoddy work, bad leaking, walls caving in, cabinets disconnecting from wall, etc. As soon as people are moving in, in my neighborhood
LOL honestly I would have left so much more in IF that guy did not email me personally. I didn't have the heart to expose him and what exactly he said.
Calling the cops as you're providing free marketing while they're price cutting and desperate for buyers and sales. You can't make it up, just can't help some folks. If that were one of my sales staff or management, I'd fire him for preventing sales...🤣
Builders don't want to look desperate to sell these homes. It's bad PR to have others reporting they have too much product because they planned poorly (and are likely cutting corners to finish the job without spending more money). They don't want people to see what's happening until they've purchased.
If you purchase a home, make sure you get an experienced contract attorney before signing! Hortons contracts are one sided and leave themselves with a boatload of escape clauses!
They aren't going to alter their contract for you. Now the attorney might point something out that makes you not want to buy from them but don't expect any of them to change their language on it unless it is something related to the house such as options, etc.
These are all builders, not just Horton. I've learn that you literally take all the risk in a new home and if there was something to happen to your home and they don't honor it, you do need an incredible lawyer to sue which then dismisses anything they are suppose to honor under warranty in the first year. Make sure you all do your home inspections, pre-wall, after and mid warranty year. Make sure you get a really good inspector.
@@Portodan3482 Even a good inspector doesn't have x-ray vision! I was a certified home inspector and a General Contractor. You will find out about all the shoddy construction that was not inspected properly prior to, okay to cover approval, after the first quake, hurricane, tornado, flood, ect! The damage from a lesser intensity event can result in major structural damage! That's when crappy workmanship rears it's ugly head! The only way that I would even think about buying one of those thrown up homes is to monitor it through all the building phase.... Especially spec homes!
which is wild considering he is saying this Lennar community is relatively affordable. He's literally selling for them if someone is looking for houses there.
Inspection will give you nothing… Builders have their inspectors, and they don’t care about buyers' inspectors. They laugh at it… how I know I deal with it on daily basis. Most builders under 500k doing shitty job in Texas, that is approved by their inspectors unfortunately
And Lennar makes it very difficult to work with an outside realtor as they have lots of rules designed to keep outside representation away from the negotiation process or they refuse provide that realtor any commission, this placing the buyer in a difficult position where they would technically be responsible for providing the buyer’s agent any compensation. This is at least according to what I’ve seen in a few instances here where I live.
I am a subcontractor for Lennar, D.R. Horton, Stone Bridge Homes, Stafford Homes, David Weekley in the Salem Oregon, Hillsboro Oregon areas. Love your videos great information. If you have any question about the current building, going on in Oregon let me know. We'd love you to make a video on the Portland metro area. Cheers!
When buying any home how do we make sure the foundation is stable. I bought a home in Arizona and took out all the carpet. The living room and the master bedroom had long and wide strips open in the concrete apparently didn’t let the concrete set up or too thin.. Built in 1995. Check out the windows and stucco. Should of known better there were cracks. Buyer be ware.
Thank you, Travis! I've subscribed and given you a big thumbs up. These on the ground reports are very valuable. I'm in SW FL, looking forward to seeing a report on this area once the FL bubble pops.
The issue with looking at small houses by per square foot cost is that they still have some of the same fixed costs as a house twice it’s size; mobilization, kitchen, bathroom, mechanical, etc. So they may unfairly look expensive on a per square foot basis.
Don’t forget labor too. If it costs 70k per house in contractor labor to build a 3000 sqft home and it also costs 70k to build a 500 sqft house then you’re going to see a huge cost per square foot on the small house
Just like buying a small bag of peanuts at 7-11 costs more per nut compared to buying a giant family sized bag at Costco, buying a tiny house costs more psf than buying a three bedroom, two bath will cost psf. Buying anything in a large quantity as opposed to a small quantity will always bring a smaller price per count.
@@nowyouknowrealestate5703 that is “economy of scale” which is not what I am talking about. Regardless of the square footage of a two bed, one bath house, it has the same fixed cost of one bathroom and one kitchen, and probably one car garage. Those are fixed costs that aren’t discounted based on the overall square footage, so it makes the cost per square foot appear much higher in a smaller home.
Not really buying that, bigger homes need bigger AC (or mulitple), more flooring, more roofing, more windows, more bathrooms, and generally while small vs. large homes with both have a kitchen - the expectation of a larger home is usually to have a kitchen finished to a higher level. A small condo can have vinyl floor and laminate countertops - but that won't fly in any 4+ bedroom home.
Well done Sir. USA, public street no one needs his consent to film him for 2 reasons 1. There are cameras all around us on peoples’ door, in malls and so on. 2. While he said he did not want to be filmed, he kept getting close to you entering the shot. Remember Karens? That was Ken.
I'm sorry to hear about the harassment you experienced from the community representative during the tour. That behavior is unacceptable and unprofessional. Despite the incident, you remained professional and informative throughout the video, which is commendable. I look forward to seeing more of your data on finding great deals in the real estate market. Keep up the good work!
Continue what you are doing and bringing those outstanding review of the current market. Very few people are out there doing what you are doing. I love the boots on ground video and you are always spot on. Obviously no law was broken as you were in public street.
I appreciate knowing what is going on in this Country. It’s easy to ignore. Most of us have enough to concern ourselves with our own family. But things can change overnight. Thank you for doing our homework.
SHEA homes, a builder in CA straight up lied to me about what would be in the house. When I demanded to be made whole they told me there was nothing they could do. I never posted a review.
To be fair the guy thought you were a potential buyer and he thought he was trying to save you from a potential Lennar Landmine purchase. LOL , This situation doesn't even surprise me. I was close to going with Lennar but so many red flags from the sales person and before putting down deposit did some more research and thank god I dodge that potential Lennar Landmine nightmare. I feel really bad for the majority of buyers that fell on those grenades. I swear Lennar picks up day workers with zero experience to build homes. Here's a nail gun. Go ahead and shoot it everywhere! LOL "Everything is included" Don't worry the Warranty will take care of everything after closing. Just sign right now. DOH
Thank you for the boots on the ground coverage, and appreciate that you didn't back down from the beer bellied bully. Great information, keep up the quality work Travis.
I live in a Lennar community in Leander TX. I would advise anyone who is building a Lennar home to go look at a home before they throw up the dry wall. Incredibly shoddy work.
TX Realtor here and I’ve dealt with Lennar, totally unpleasant experience for both myself and the clients…since then I advise clients to steer clear…they are one of the more affordable builders so for those wanting a new home on the entry level, they are one of the very few choices which is unfortunate. Great vid and info btw…
Based on my research and from UA-cam, there is a certain minority group that is being persuaded to buy these properties. I know 💯 that he is afraid you are driving his business away. Thank you for this video. I will try to forward it to a few people I know.
I went to see a house outside Austin tx ,,it's obvious an investor bought without going on site before buying ,I looked up how much was spent 140,000,,now selling for 89,000 ,the Whole house needs to be torn down
Yes I love the on the road show! I'll help with your bail. I've been going thru my unfinished development close to home! Looks like the Lennar neighborhood I visit. Keep up the great work! Larry K Space coast Fl
I was buying a new construction home in Colorado from Lennar and had to cancel the deal due to extremely poor customer service and many issues with the build quality throughout the process. Lennar is the last choice for when I will buy a new home. Renting like you are for now. Cheers ✌️
@real estate mindset - I could understand the project manager’s response, if you had been walking on the construction site due to safety concerns, but not from a public road. He was being dramatic and overboard. Kuddos to you for staying strong and carrying on! I appreciate the content you provide and lengths you go through to get it!!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 6:58 “looks like shed”.😂 Honestly, my first thought when I saw the footage at 5:25 is these houses are long, narrow and look like mobile homes.🤣
Travis- We’ve had a new construction boom here for many years, and Lennar is very embedded throughout Southern Nevada. I’m a real estate investor in Henderson. In 2019 and 2020, I purchased new construction properties from Lennar to be used as rental properties. I did not experience any issues worth mentioning. In my tight circle, I have heard of some shady Lennar practices. I have a friend who works as a supervisor for Lennar. The pressure they put on their people to finish the houses is CRAZY! Many times a walk-through is scheduled with the new home buys before the house is finished! HIGH PRESSURE TO CLOSE, SO LENNAR CAN MAKE THEIR NUMBERS!!
Hi Travis. Thanks for all your effort and hustle you take for all of us. Looking forward for your Austin video. Best of luck for all you do for your UA-cam community.
i just started the home buying process and i feel like it was a sign that we stumbled onto a different community on the day we toured 2 lennar properties. without doing much research besides looking at home base prices, i walked into a MODEL home and the floors from the galley kitchen to the living room was uneven. this is in a model, i can’t imagine how the final product is
I live very close to this location. I too have noticed prices going down. So for now I will be patiently waiting for prices to drop. BTW thanks for the video and transparency.
OMG, All's I see with that Big Bully & all this ridiculous consistant building everywhere, is their out to screw the consumer..All it tells you is their not honest. God Bless you Travis. Keep us updated. Your doing an Awesome Job👍👍Their losing & were winning😂
I don't like that modern style where houses are only about ten feet apart. It seems prevalent in the southwest, probably because it's always too hot to go outside and do anything anyway, so why have a side yard? But not for me, I want some space.
Travis thank you so much for your boots on the ground reports. This is always honest and real time information, not to mention all the stuff you have to deal with out there. Stay safe and thank you brotha!
Dingleberry literally walked straight into your camera view on a public area and tells you he does not want to be recorded. 🤣 He just doesn’t want you recording his half behind effort building POS tract homes.
I was 21 years old when I purchased my first home, which was new build by Lennar and totally regretted it. The issues I had was pathetic. I could imagine the issues Lennar homeowners face today. 17yrs later, I see now my realtor misguided me.
That’s public. You are in public. You don’t need his consent. He is also standing in public so there is no expectation of privacy. Way to stand your ground Travis.
Thank you. The drama was 100% not necessary lol
The Rent-A-Cop was trying to justify his existence
@@realestatemindset Be careful. We might see you on TV show Cops in the back seat of police car. 😂
@@billjames3030 that would suck
@@realestatemindset you earned my respect for standing your ground. I will tell people about your UA-cam channel now
We will definitely SKIP Lennar on our home searches from now on!
Those prices are something to keep an eye on. Thank you for commenting Kyle!
@@realestatemindset You know your a really good sport. I however am not. I don't like confrontations and I have been waiting to buy for YEARS. I want my money from a special place built by special people. Not people who treat others like this. Your channel is great congrats! You will hear from us in the future.
Those boxy houses at 16:51 are possibly the ugliest things I’ve ever seen.
Probably didn’t want you recording that cheap piping they’re using
Right💯💯
I'm an Agent & i approve of this message 👌 Absolutely Bonkers 💯 %!
LETS GO!!! I wanted to really show the data. These prices are something to talk about.
URL?
Same
you got them nervous lol they showed it by acting up. you are doing great. thank you for what you do. 👏🏼
There’s not many real reporters like you out there man. Keep up the great work👍🏾🔥
I looked at Southton Meadows in July 2022. The doufus sales rep said no negotiation on price. I responded that I'd be back in a year or two. Thanks for going to San Antonio, Travis.
"Officer, arrest this man."
-"What has he done?"
"He was walking through the neighborhood and talking about our price cuts and incentives."
-😑
This boots-on-the-ground approach is shockingly absent among the interwebs. Keep this up.
In central Florida I was at a new build today. I work leak detection house is already sold and plumbing is massively failing. Every outlet ever switch has massive gaps, home is full timber build, in a hurricane prone area... built on a swamp. I needed to pull the fridge out and it couldn't be done because they built the island to close. I do 3 a week where new plumbing leaks at slab. Wouldn't ever buy a house built in caved area
The Lennar price cuts are "fake". They post them as lower, but if you view the contract it will be the higher price. They say the lower price is the "cash price", but of course they don't tell you that until you see the higher price on the contract. I can only assume Lennar has something to hide? There is no other reason for what is happening in this video and this is baffling. You would think they view this as free advertisement.
The small houses look awesome. No shared walls. Much quieter. Whoever is building those give them a medal.
Beware of DR HORTON in SA as well. Shoddy work, bad leaking, walls caving in, cabinets disconnecting from wall, etc. As soon as people are moving in, in my neighborhood
😂wow! Lennar trying (and failing) to shakedown and intimidate The Bonk!!!! Epic!😮
LOL honestly I would have left so much more in IF that guy did not email me personally. I didn't have the heart to expose him and what exactly he said.
@@realestatemindset LOL!!!😂Love it from the trenches brother!👍🏻
"the BONK" LMAO!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂
@@mskrazie 😂
Calling the cops as you're providing free marketing while they're price cutting and desperate for buyers and sales. You can't make it up, just can't help some folks. If that were one of my sales staff or management, I'd fire him for preventing sales...🤣
I'm just looking at the data man. The drama might make for good video but for me it sucks lol
Builders don't want to look desperate to sell these homes. It's bad PR to have others reporting they have too much product because they planned poorly (and are likely cutting corners to finish the job without spending more money). They don't want people to see what's happening until they've purchased.
@@realestatemindset be careful out there and know your rights.
If you purchase a home, make sure you get an experienced contract attorney before signing! Hortons contracts are one sided and leave themselves with a boatload of escape clauses!
DR Horton sucks! Just like Lennar!
That's not the problem. It's the build quality of Dr Horton homes
They aren't going to alter their contract for you. Now the attorney might point something out that makes you not want to buy from them but don't expect any of them to change their language on it unless it is something related to the house such as options, etc.
These are all builders, not just Horton. I've learn that you literally take all the risk in a new home and if there was something to happen to your home and they don't honor it, you do need an incredible lawyer to sue which then dismisses anything they are suppose to honor under warranty in the first year. Make sure you all do your home inspections, pre-wall, after and mid warranty year. Make sure you get a really good inspector.
@@Portodan3482 Even a good inspector doesn't have x-ray vision! I was a certified home inspector and a General Contractor. You will find out about all the shoddy construction that was not inspected properly prior to, okay to cover approval, after the first quake, hurricane, tornado, flood, ect! The damage from a lesser intensity event can result in major structural damage! That's when crappy workmanship rears it's ugly head! The only way that I would even think about buying one of those thrown up homes is to monitor it through all the building phase.... Especially spec homes!
The worst homes to buy are the ones built at the end of a boom.
Always corners cut, cheaper materials and skipped features.
Travis - your mug is probably on Lennar’s most wanted list😂👍🏻
Thats messed up lol
@@realestatemindset 😂
🤣🤣🤣 his face is on their PowerPoints !! 😂
which is wild considering he is saying this Lennar community is relatively affordable. He's literally selling for them if someone is looking for houses there.
@@markpitchford7375 exactly bro they called my employer. I'm debating contacting OSHA to file a report and than going after a retraining order
WOW! Glad you decided to post the rude Rep.
He's obviously not having a good day.
Super happy to see prices drop to or below '22 prices.
Here we go!
There is no way I would buy a new home without having a home inspector on site from day one!
These homes look horrible like any middle school kid designed them sad.
@@jeepz71 copy and paste government funded houses
Inspection will give you nothing… Builders have their inspectors, and they don’t care about buyers' inspectors. They laugh at it… how I know I deal with it on daily basis. Most builders under 500k doing shitty job in Texas, that is approved by their inspectors unfortunately
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Thanks for persevering past that bully 😤 to keep us informed.😎 You the man!✨🏆✨
And Lennar makes it very difficult to work with an outside realtor as they have lots of rules designed to keep outside representation away from the negotiation process or they refuse provide that realtor any commission, this placing the buyer in a difficult position where they would technically be responsible for providing the buyer’s agent any compensation. This is at least according to what I’ve seen in a few instances here where I live.
I am a subcontractor for Lennar, D.R. Horton, Stone Bridge Homes, Stafford Homes, David Weekley in the Salem Oregon, Hillsboro Oregon areas. Love your videos great information. If you have any question about the current building, going on in Oregon let me know. We'd love you to make a video on the Portland metro area. Cheers!
I love the fight in you, Travis. You make us Californian's proud..
This dude from California ? Like parasites moving from state to state
I’m definitely AVOIDING Lennar homes! Thank you for this sure eye opening information ℹ️
When buying any home how do we make sure the foundation is stable. I bought a home in Arizona and took out all the carpet. The living room and the master bedroom had long and wide strips open in the concrete apparently didn’t let the concrete set up or too thin.. Built in 1995. Check out the windows and stucco. Should of known better there were cracks. Buyer be ware.
Thank you Cheryl
Thank you, Travis! I've subscribed and given you a big thumbs up. These on the ground reports are very valuable. I'm in SW FL, looking forward to seeing a report on this area once the FL bubble pops.
I like how the ads have nice green lawns and green bushes etc. And then the reality hits after you move in that you are in a desert during a drought.
Thank you for doing this amazing legwork for us!!!
👏👏👏👏
My pleasure man I hope you enjoyed.
Thanks!
Thank you brother!
First, those drums in your intro. Bomb! Way to do excellent in person reporting! You're the man!
Pure Gold! Lennar is so upset they are "arresting people for trespassing" because they know no one is buying!😂😂😂
Welcome back to Texas! Can’t wait for more Austin content!
Being from San Antonio I would not buy in that part of town and these homes are still overpriced for that area with the discounts.
Thank you for your info. I WAS considering a Lennar home until you helped me see the potential problems I could have with them after the sale.
YOU ARE THE MAN!!!!! thanks for all you sweat and tears!
That Drone shot was crazy!!! keep working Bruh. We love you for your work!
Thank you so much
Top notch boots-on-the-ground investigative journalism. Keep fighting the good fight Travis.
No one works harder than you sir! Job well job! If they are trying to escort you out you must be doing something right
LOL I don't want any problems
Just watched the beginning of your video. Your diligence is much appreciated. SUBSCRIBED!
Thank you brother
The issue with looking at small houses by per square foot cost is that they still have some of the same fixed costs as a house twice it’s size; mobilization, kitchen, bathroom, mechanical, etc. So they may unfairly look expensive on a per square foot basis.
Don’t forget labor too. If it costs 70k per house in contractor labor to build a 3000 sqft home and it also costs 70k to build a 500 sqft house then you’re going to see a huge cost per square foot on the small house
@@LucasFernandez-fk8se That is wildly inaccurate on the labor.
Just like buying a small bag of peanuts at 7-11 costs more per nut compared to buying a giant family sized bag at Costco, buying a tiny house costs more psf than buying a three bedroom, two bath will cost psf. Buying anything in a large quantity as opposed to a small quantity will always bring a smaller price per count.
@@nowyouknowrealestate5703 that is “economy of scale” which is not what I am talking about. Regardless of the square footage of a two bed, one bath house, it has the same fixed cost of one bathroom and one kitchen, and probably one car garage. Those are fixed costs that aren’t discounted based on the overall square footage, so it makes the cost per square foot appear much higher in a smaller home.
Not really buying that, bigger homes need bigger AC (or mulitple), more flooring, more roofing, more windows, more bathrooms, and generally while small vs. large homes with both have a kitchen - the expectation of a larger home is usually to have a kitchen finished to a higher level. A small condo can have vinyl floor and laminate countertops - but that won't fly in any 4+ bedroom home.
You are THE man, Travis!! Thank you for showing us the truth, and saving many people from believing the builder/saleman FOMO bs.
I’d love to see more of these videos.
We were able to make 4 total videos!
Well done Sir. USA, public street no one needs his consent to film him for 2 reasons
1. There are cameras all around us on peoples’ door, in malls and so on.
2. While he said he did not want to be filmed, he kept getting close to you entering the
shot.
Remember Karens? That was Ken.
Phenomenal bonkers! They should be paying you AFTER the apology!
Love the boots on the ground videos. Keep ‘em coming.
I'm sorry to hear about the harassment you experienced from the community representative during the tour. That behavior is unacceptable and unprofessional. Despite the incident, you remained professional and informative throughout the video, which is commendable. I look forward to seeing more of your data on finding great deals in the real estate market. Keep up the good work!
Wow I’ll have to keep this in mind when considering a lennar or recommending them to friends and family.
That building manger or Sales rep needs to take a chill pill Travis doesn't control the intrest Rates 😂👍🇺🇸
FACTS!
❤ love the drama, sorry you had to go thru it but makes great content
Still looking fresh under the Texas heat. you are a legend man! We appreciate what you do for us. Thank you!
Continue what you are doing and bringing those outstanding review of the current market. Very few people are out there doing what you are doing. I love the boots on ground video and you are always spot on. Obviously no law was broken as you were in public street.
Very appreciative for what you’re doing.
You have every right to expose the truth, thank you such much keep bringing this information to the public.
Great courage displayed! People need to hear your voice. Don’t stop, but proceed with caution.
Great job and great info. The boots in the ground videos is certainly appreciated. Keep up the good work ❤❤❤
Thank you so much very happy you enjoyed!
Thanks for not backing down…We appreciate your boots in the trenches….
We love your talk so much.keep up. You are our hero.
This is the real footage and data people want to see and hear. Great work!
I appreciate knowing what is going on in this Country. It’s easy to ignore. Most of us have enough to concern ourselves with our own family. But things can change overnight. Thank you for doing our homework.
Great work!!!
Thank you sir!
SHEA homes, a builder in CA straight up lied to me about what would be in the house. When I demanded to be made whole they told me there was nothing they could do. I never posted a review.
This is awesome! Continue what your doing. Your doing just great!
To be fair the guy thought you were a potential buyer and he thought he was trying to save you from a potential Lennar Landmine purchase. LOL , This situation doesn't even surprise me. I was close to going with Lennar but so many red flags from the sales person and before putting down deposit did some more research and thank god I dodge that potential Lennar Landmine nightmare. I feel really bad for the majority of buyers that fell on those grenades. I swear Lennar picks up day workers with zero experience to build homes. Here's a nail gun. Go ahead and shoot it everywhere! LOL "Everything is included" Don't worry the Warranty will take care of everything after closing. Just sign right now. DOH
Would never buy a Lennar home and tell anyone considering it not to do so.
Thank you for the boots on the ground coverage, and appreciate that you didn't back down from the beer bellied bully. Great information, keep up the quality work Travis.
I live in a Lennar community in Leander TX. I would advise anyone who is building a Lennar home to go look at a home before they throw up the dry wall. Incredibly shoddy work.
TX Realtor here and I’ve dealt with Lennar, totally unpleasant experience for both myself and the clients…since then I advise clients to steer clear…they are one of the more affordable builders so for those wanting a new home on the entry level, they are one of the very few choices which is unfortunate. Great vid and info btw…
Great content! Very professionally polished.
Thank you so much. Threw me off a hit after dealing with that rep. I just tried to keep pushing threw
Wow great job Travis! Thank you so much for all the info
Based on my research and from UA-cam, there is a certain minority group that is being persuaded to buy these properties. I know 💯 that he is afraid you are driving his business away. Thank you for this video. I will try to forward it to a few people I know.
I'm a soul brother I'll say it for you. They want the chocolate factory to buy these crap homes.
@@jermon983 lol you sure its not hispanic folks? they are in texas. idk
@@utpharmboy2006 They're in the factory as well. 😂
@@jermon983 aww shiiittt...🤣✌️
I went to see a house outside Austin tx ,,it's obvious an investor bought without going on site before buying ,I looked up how much was spent 140,000,,now selling for 89,000 ,the Whole house needs to be torn down
Our last house was a Lennar and working with them was such a headache. Never again.
The lennar rep looked like he ran out of gas waddling back to his office.
Daang SA! Sorry this happened brother....we truly appreciate your efforts
Yes I love the on the road show! I'll help with your bail. I've been going thru my unfinished development close to home! Looks like the Lennar neighborhood I visit.
Keep up the great work!
Larry K
Space coast Fl
Um, NO YOU DIDN'T!!!! NOT THIS BOMB ASS INTRO. WOW TRAVIS!!!!! JUST PHENOMENAL!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I had to 😎
Well, this was exceptional!!!! I wish those prices were in my are. 2019 my area was 150-160k. Now 300k
@@mellie1022 Texas is overall experiencing many signs of price crashing.
Thank you for the great work on keep us posted with new information 👏👏👏 take care yourself GOD BLESS 🙏
I was buying a new construction home in Colorado from Lennar and had to cancel the deal due to extremely poor customer service and many issues with the build quality throughout the process. Lennar is the last choice for when I will buy a new home. Renting like you are for now. Cheers ✌️
@real estate mindset - I could understand the project manager’s response, if you had been walking on the construction site due to safety concerns, but not from a public road. He was being dramatic and overboard.
Kuddos to you for staying strong and carrying on! I appreciate the content you provide and lengths you go through to get it!!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
6:58 “looks like shed”.😂 Honestly, my first thought when I saw the footage at 5:25 is these houses are long, narrow and look like mobile homes.🤣
Thanks for opening this one back up for us.
I m in suburban in Austin area. Travis is absolutely right about the pricing. Love u brother for u r efforts. 🤙🏽
Absolutely bonkers
EDMOND!!!! LETS GO!!!! Wait till you see how low these prices actually are.
Keep going bro
Your exposing the truth.
Let's go!!!
Travis, It's nice to have someone go to the site that can give you a boots on the ground report. Your the only one doing it at the site. Thank You!
Travis- We’ve had a new construction boom here for many years, and Lennar is very embedded throughout Southern Nevada. I’m a real estate investor in Henderson. In 2019 and 2020, I purchased new construction properties from Lennar to be used as rental properties. I did not experience any issues worth mentioning. In my tight circle, I have heard of some shady Lennar practices. I have a friend who works as a supervisor for Lennar. The pressure they put on their people to finish the houses is CRAZY! Many times a walk-through is scheduled with the new home buys before the house is finished! HIGH PRESSURE TO CLOSE, SO LENNAR CAN MAKE THEIR NUMBERS!!
you earned my respect, dont let anyone tell you what to do!
Hi Travis. Thanks for all your effort and hustle you take for all of us. Looking forward for your Austin video. Best of luck for all you do for your UA-cam community.
Wow. Sorry you had to deal with this Travis.
Thanks man, it 100% threw me off the rest of the trip but no worries! Hope you enjoy the data!
i just started the home buying process and i feel like it was a sign that we stumbled onto a different community on the day we toured 2 lennar properties.
without doing much research besides looking at home base prices, i walked into a MODEL home and the floors from the galley kitchen to the living room was uneven. this is in a model, i can’t imagine how the final product is
It is the cost of the land and putting in utilities etc. costs the same whether you put 300 sq ft house or 1200.
I live very close to this location. I too have noticed prices going down. So for now I will be patiently waiting for prices to drop. BTW thanks for the video and transparency.
OMG, All's I see with that Big Bully & all this ridiculous consistant building everywhere, is their out to screw the consumer..All it tells you is their not honest. God Bless you Travis. Keep us updated. Your doing an Awesome Job👍👍Their losing & were winning😂
Nice job Travis, always stand your ground like that!
Invaluable information. Keep it up and thanks.
those reps got BONKERED and didn't even realize what a great marketing opportunity they were shitting on
I don't like that modern style where houses are only about ten feet apart. It seems prevalent in the southwest, probably because it's always too hot to go outside and do anything anyway, so why have a side yard? But not for me, I want some space.
Travis thank you so much for your boots on the ground reports. This is always honest and real time information, not to mention all the stuff you have to deal with out there. Stay safe and thank you brotha!
…written and submitted by a friend of Travis. 😂😅🤣🤠👢
Dingleberry literally walked straight into your camera view on a public area and tells you he does not want to be recorded. 🤣 He just doesn’t want you recording his half behind effort building POS tract homes.
You said it not me lol
Copenhagen, alcohol and Adderall are a hell of a drug
Thanks, Travis. Love the San Antonio update and looking forward to more. Appreciate all your efforts.
Those are some of the goofiest houses I’ve seen. No garage and you park your car 2 feet from your front door. That’s a hard pass for me.
At least add a car port
I was 21 years old when I purchased my first home, which was new build by Lennar and totally regretted it. The issues I had was pathetic. I could imagine the issues Lennar homeowners face today.
17yrs later, I see now my realtor misguided me.