Lennar Reviews in Dallas, TX

Sales people are not professional.

After I started the process of buying my home I could not get in contact with my agent. The loan processor told me different terms than I was told by the agent. My realtor was instrumental in helping me because the concierge wasn't much help either. I thought I got a good price for my home, but I didn't get a lot of things that are standard in most homes. The windows do not open and close, there are no blinds, no towel bars, and no backsplash. The oven is not self cleaning and the cabinets in the kitchen were not installed properly and there are no ceiling fans. I did not get an orientation on the HOA or utilities and I still haven't. The drain in the master bath backed up and it was full of trash. There is a serious leak in the wall behind the master sink. The positive is I love the tile in the bathrooms. I like the location of my home and I have a large backyard. The service technician, Dominic has been awesome. If I had to do it all over again, I probably would have but I did not get good customer service. ... More

Not committed what they say in the phone and on the paper two completely different. Also didn’t disclose everything before doing initial contract sign and make customers hold by saying no refund of contract money.

Overall had an experience I wouldn’t recommend to anyone. Horrible customer service representative, who was so aggressive and self centered that she recommended to forget about our crying baby who just fell and hurt but focus on her as she needs to go. Every single request for issues is fraught back with not supported comment or do it yourself suggestion.

Maintance person is not helpfull they say every thing is warranty , construction manager Bill is zero helpfull, they gave my home with lot of patches in walkway they say everything is warranty and my attic door is also not working properly they say no warranty we brought a new brand home but its like second hand home. Please ask some one to call i can explain and show all the issues

Builder was okay to work with. Lack of organization when it came to my closing date due to not having my CO which caused closing to be moved several times. Because I signed a materials shortage addendum some of the materials did not seem to be of equal value as to what was in the model. Mostly pertaining to the showers in the home. Also did not like my new home orientation advisor who was at my walk throughs. He was rude and argumentative throughout the whole process. He would argue about things such as how my elevation should look, which the builder did fix . Then in order to get me to sign off on repairs he sent pictures to me but did not include full pictures disclosing the items were fixed. I refused to sign and he proceeded to tell me to “take it or leave it”. If that wasn’t enough the new home orientation advisor proceeded to tell other homeowners at their orientations about me and our disagreements. The sales associates and builder were nice to work with. But the new home advisor makes me sick to my stomach just thinking about it. Really did make me reconsider moving in to a different property. ... More

The entire build process was a mess because the communication between the sales member and he construction manager was awful. The sales member had no interest in assisting us through out the process once we signed the contract. We are still finding several construction issues and fear there could be some major problems we are unaware of. Do not recommend Lennar to anyone.

I will never recommend Lennar to anyone until my issues are resolved. I was rushed to closing with many things to still be resolved and many more that I have found afterwards. No response or fixing on most work orders. I’ve decided to now take legal action.

I would never buy another home built by Lennar

The builder could’ve done better with materials used to build the homes. Lennar at Woodcreek has slabs on the back of their homes but the Chamberlin community across the bridge does not even though the prices of the home were exactly the same. Lennar, build the street like $200k homes instead of $330k homes. If you look at other builders in the community, they’ve put in effort in providing the best stones and bricks. Lennar doesn’t care as long as they get their money. I’m disgusted and will be selling soon. Won’t be dealing with Lennar again. Unless they fix their mistake . 1 star Customer service is good when it comes to responding to issues in the home. I give them 5 stars. Underwriting was horrible. I should’ve walked away instead of sticking with them. -5 stars Watch out for the 2.8 % tax in the Fate, TX area. That’s about $600 added to your mortgage . 1 star ... More

Not the most pleasant homebuying experience since this was my first home. Lennar needs to strongly improve their customer service, hire quality contractors to repair the home correctly the first time, and become more transparent with the homeowner about buying a house through Lennar.

Buying a lennar home is not for the weak, loan officer's are terrible, unknowledgable, Unorganized and truly do not have the customers interest in mind. That goes all the way to management, my l9an officer kept putting blame on others and not fixing anything such as my disclosures being incorrect multiple times and him saying that it didn't matter only the final one matters. Then a manager took over my loan, and he was rude and disrespectful, stuff sent incorrect disclosures, and then chose to tell me I was "high maintenance" because I had to reach out to him everytime something was sent to me instead of him doing his job. Then closing day came, we had communicated many times that my closing was virtual, then the day off he told me an hour before that my closing was now in person, the office is more than an hour away. Had no respect for me or my time. Once I arrived to the office to close he was informed I was there. Chose not to even come and introduce himself until his higher up told him too. To sum it up, buying a lennar home is a nightmare and not for the weak. The only person I am grateful for is Mark, he was my sales consultant, he was there every step of the way and was truly incredible. If it wasn't for Mark I would have quit the process and not bough this home. ... More

I do have very bsd experienced with real stat i would not recommended no one Lennar

My broker did not get paid and sales man kept her commission even though she went with me and I let him know via message that she was going with me. They stated that she didn’t walk in with me the first time that I walked in to ask questions, however, I was never told that she wouldn’t be getting a commission even though she went with me to all the walkthroughs/inspections. We contacted his manager and higher ups and no one cared they also responded in a rude and unprofessional way making me think that they only care about making a sale. This put me in an uncomfortable situation as I became liable for her commission. I will never buy another Lennar home in the future or would recommend anyone. ... More

The buying experience was extremely stressful. There’s no guidance and communication. There’s a ton of urgency asking for this or that but, when I asked questions it took days to get an answer. The sales people just assume you know the process but, when you’re a first time buyer it’s very stressful.

The representatives at the Lennar office for Eastland Crandall showed little effort in assisting, and their response time to emails and texts was disappointing. Also, discrepancy between the website listing and actual appliances.

The entire process using the internet and “portal” was a nightmare for this Baby Boomer! Everyone I encountered assumed I knew how to navigate, upload, download, scan, import to a file - and I still don’t! AND - I didn’t have a computer or the internet, so this experience left me with a bad impression of Lennar. I was treated like an absolute moron because I didn’t understand how to present documents or find one to sign!!!! And when I did ask for help, many people were impatient with my lack of understanding the technical lingo. Very unpleasant experience

We had our closing March 10. We drove from Colorado to Texas into a winter vortex with 2 labradors, 2 cats, two cars and a trailer. Got stranded in the blizzard. Our trailer got stuck at a hotel with no rooms. So we slept in the car freezing all night till we could get towed in the morning. We get to Frisco Tx on March 9 stay in a hotel. (Remember we have to get 2 cats and two dogs (one’s a tripod) in the hotels for the past few nights driving. Always have to take an elevator.) Now Lennar only does virtual closing and we have to be out of hotel by 11am. They want the closing at 10am. 10am they could not get their end to work… over an hour trying and now we have to be out of hotel. Now we have to try to find Wifi somewhere to finish the closing. As we leave one of our cats escapes. We try forever to get her back but finally do. McDonald’s and Starbucks nearby have no space for the trailer to park. So we have to keep driving around till we found a place with WiFi and a spot to park trailer. In this city that was a nightmare to find. But we finally find a place get and start to close on the house. During the closing she did say March 11 was marked in some areas. I said it has March 10 then for some reason they changed to March 11 but talked to (won’t mention her name here) and said we needed it back to March 10, so they changed it back. And it was changed since we were online with someone for closing on the 10th with an appointment for the 10th!!! So she changed the few areas that still said 11th. We paid cash for the house. We were set; so we headed to the office to get our keys. We are tired, stressed and just ready for this nightmare to end and get into our home. At the office we are told we can’t get our keys…try again tomorrow. What?? You have our money..we just closed …they said at closing we can go pick up our keys….why?? They say….You are scheduled for the 11th to receive your keys. Come back tomorrow. Just thinking of going through another hotel stay with our pets..almost losing one, carrying the tripod Labrador into the hotel again. I lost it. I was calling everyone. We were out in the car for 5 hours with our two cats and two labs in the heat in front of the office begging for our keys!! We had closing papers, confirmation they had our money..house completely paid for and we could not get our keys!!! Finally after all day waiting in our car in front of the office..sweating..dogs panting …we got our keys. What an awful company to buy from!! We were warned not to buy from Lennar but did not listen. Lesson learned. Listen to your friends and family when they say something is bad!! ... More

My home buying process was a roller coaster, to say the least. It started with a classic bait-and-switch tactic regarding the deal, followed by misleading information about loan qualifications. To get me interested, I was told that I qualified for a USDA loan based on my circumstances. However, after I submitted my earnest money—which is supposed to be refundable—I was suddenly informed that I didn’t meet the qualifications after all. This was particularly frustrating because my agreement to move forward was contingent on using that specific loan. Despite that, they refused to refund my earnest money. To make matters worse, the loan officer was incredibly unprofessional. He changed the financing type without informing me—on three separate occasions—and continued to send Docusign documents without explanation. When I asked for clarity and requested to be notified before documents were sent, I was brushed off. Needless to say, if I ever had to work with Trent or Chaz again to purchase a Lennar property, I would absolutely take my business elsewhere. ... More

Couldn’t even get my correct name on the title.

Multiple issues upon moving including massive unfinished hole in pantry wall in which ants swarmed the kitchen less than a week upon moving in. Leaks in sinks. Problems with scheduling people to come out for repairs. The people that have come for repairs have been polite and overall helpful, however, in a new home these issues are disappointing. These are on top of the lack of communication from sellers and mortgage and issues that my realtor has never seen. And losing home insurance because Lennar never paid the first prior to selling installment.

My experience from start to end was worst. Lost of lying from different Lennar Reps in terms of what they are telling verbally and cheating with signed doc. Hiding lot of details from customer up front. I made sure to convey my experience with my community who are heavy in investment in real estate to beware from scamming Lennar with all proofs I had. Thank you, Vimlesh

Words can no longer describe what we’ve been through with Lennar. Home & Materials - scary cheap Communication - nonexistent Proactivity - only when you remind them Price - reasonable Thank goodness for Billy the construction manager, he’s been a blessing.

My home buying process (1st time) was traumatizing. I was so excited at first but Ronnie was a huge bully and Jody was very condescending. Everything was rushed I had no time to think or weigh my options on anything . Ronnie made the experience the worse she was so rude and pushy. Jody would try to be helpful at times but her delivery and tone always seemed ask if I was bothering her. I wanted to back out so bad the only person I had a positive experience with was Taylor. When we did our walk thru she was nice informative and willing to help

Buying a home should be a time for celebration of a great achievement, instead, with Lennar Homes, this was a frustrating and disheartening experience. I paid cash so this should have been a seamless experience. However, with the exceptionally poor communication with all Lennar employees I worked with, the closing nearly didn't happen. Lennar staff refused to give me the keys to my home hours after funds had been wired, because I would not fraudulently sign paperwork of things they had not done. I understand that Lennar is a lower cost builder, but that shouldn't mean you get discounted and poor customer care. ... More