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    Extremely frustrating experience…read more Before signing my lease, I made it very clear that having a reliable A/C system was a necessity for me. I explained that I understood repairs could take a few days if something needed to be fixed, but I never expected to deal with ongoing A/C problems for more than 2 months. Since moving in, the A/C has repeatedly stopped working. I have now been informed that drywall will need to be removed so that ductwork can be installed to vents that were apparently never connected to the A/C system. Finding out that the home has missing or improperly connected ductwork after moving in is extremely concerning. I also never received a move-in inspection before taking possession of the property. Because I rented the home sight unseen, I expected there to be an opportunity to document the condition of the property when I moved in. That never happened. Now I'm almost positive I'll lose my security deposit even with all the videos and pictures I took prior to moving my stuff in. If you are considering renting through Marshall Reddick, I would strongly recommend documenting everything yourself, keeping all communication in writing, and thoroughly inspecting the property before signing or taking possession. And if A/C is a BIG make-it or break-it, like it is for me, then good luck trying to get them to put it into your lease contract. They'll just reassure you it will be just fine. Then months later during the summer you barely have A/C.

    Me and my wife were excited to move into our new home, but our entire move in experience with…read moreMarshall Reddick has been extremely frustrating. From the very beginning there were issues that should have been handled long before we arrived. First, the security system situation was honestly unacceptable. I was told in writing that there was no alarm system installed. I still have those messages. Then on move in day, when I walked in with my new keys, the alarm immediately went off. I was never given a security code, no instructions, nothing. They also never communicated to me that the security system code was the same code as the house code. The alarm was blaring and warning that police would be alerted, and I had to literally guess that the house code might disarm it. Thankfully it worked, but being told the system didn't exist and then not receiving a code made for a very stressful and unnecessary situation. Next, basic maintenance in the home was not taken care of. Every smoke detector was low battery on move in and I had to pay out of pocket to replace them. Both HVAC air filters were extremely dirty. They eventually mailed a filter, but that does not fix the fact that this should have been handled before we moved in. We also did not have any bathtub plugs, which they sent after I requested them. The fridge water was turned off, so my father in law had to pull the fridge out to get it working. The fridge light bulb was out, and while they offered to reimburse it, again this is something that should have been ready on move in. With our thermostat, it would have been helpful to be informed of the make and model ahead of time so I could at least look up how to use it. This particular smart thermostat was not nearly as simple to figure out as it might seem, especially with no instructions provided, and the battery in it was dead as well. Having to troubleshoot and research all of this on move in day added even more unnecessary stress. There was also confusion about key pickup. I was originally told to pick them up at their office. When I reached out closer to move in, they forgot they told me that and instead said to use a lockbox at the property. This would have been more convenient, but I only found out because I asked. If I hadn't reached out right before move in to remind them about the key pickup, I might have driven all the way to their office in Clarksville only to find out the keys were actually at the property. This is something that should have been communicated clearly without me having to chase the information down. On top of that, the alarm system was still under the previous resident's account. Again, nothing was communicated about this and I had to figure it out myself when the system would not set up correctly. The biggest and most stressful issue has been our HVAC. Since early November we have had constant problems with our heat. It has gone out five different times. We have had to rely on space heaters just to sleep and stay comfortable, and this has been incredibly concerning especially with my wife being pregnant. We have put in multiple maintenance requests and yet we still have not had consistent heat for the entire month and a half we have lived here. As I am writing this review, the heat has gone out again. This has made us extremely uncomfortable in a home we are paying full rent for. To be fair, they offered to reimburse the fridge light bulb, sent bathtub plugs, mailed an air filter after I asked, and they have been communicating with me throughout this process to try and resolve these issues. That effort is the reason this is not a zero star review. Still, none of that changes the fact that nearly every issue I listed should have been handled before move in, and it does not undo the stress we have been under because of the HVAC problem. If you plan on moving into a home in Nashville with Marshall Reddick, I strongly recommend doing a very thorough inspection before committing. Check all batteries, confirm every system, make sure you are given the correct codes, and definitely verify the HVAC is working properly. I hope no one else has to experience the level of inconvenience and discomfort we have gone through.

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    This is a garbage lender. Their underwriters are incompetent at best, malicious at worst…read more Specifically Tammie Barnes. She is extremely incompetent and her boss said she's one of their most senior underwriters. Well, she didn't review the documents we uploaded and she ended up conditioning us for a document to prove a debt my client paid off 20 years ago was indeed paid off. Do you keep documents for 20 years? There was no corresponding debt showing up on my clients credit report, no mention in the automated underwriting system, only Tammie's word that we needed to prove a phantom debt was paid. Honestly it seems malicious to me because I already called her out on her incompetence from her initial underwrite, which was late, by the way. I'd advise you stay away from this lender at all costs. If the option is to stay a renter vs. apply for a mortgage with Franklin American I'd suggest you stay renting. This company demonstrates everything wrong with our industry and they employ incompetent or malicious people like Tammie Barnes.

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    I'm proud to say that I'm a 25- year-old homeowner thanks to Music City Mortgage. Last year in…read more2021, I was in a place to buy and a relative of mine had previously gone with Music City and raved about their service. As a Nashville native, I felt it was really important to me to also partner with a locally-owned business to help me buy in my hometown. They absolutely did not disappoint. I felt supported and taken care of by Paul and Debbie, who were excellent with communication and made sure I was always on track to meet the closing date. They offered the best mortgage interest rate (note that I compared quotes with 3 other lenders) and helped my pre-approval and application process move quickly as the market was incredibly competitive back in 2021 -- even more so than today. Best of all, they were patient with me and walked me through everything as this was my first time. I'm incredibly thankful for Music City Mortgage and absolutely recommend them to anyone looking to buy in Nashville.

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