Worst of the worst. Got the runaround in trying to purchase a home for over a year. When all the…read moreducks were lined up, I was told to put up $1,000 to "hold the house and it was "fully refundable". The financing was denied because I didn't have the first month's payment in the bank. A fact I wasn't told. Tried again and was required to put up $2,900 down payment. When asked about the $1,000 I had already given LGI, the salesperson, Parmeet Singh, said. "Oh, that money is gone." A den of thieves. Fortunately, my $2,900 deposit was returned by WFG National Title Company. But, the $1,000........

I had the best customer service buying my home, Matt Garvin, answered all my questions and heard…read morewhat my needs were finding the best home for me. Matt and the LGI team made the transition of buying and moving to my new home the best.

No mask wearer here.. Parameet was late after asking us to be early, and then tried to blame us…read morefor being too early. I need to add here, that we spoke with him the day before this appointment was made and I stated then what our situation was as I didn't want to waste our time or their time. He assured me that it would not be a waste of time and that there were "tons of programs available" for first time home buyers and that there was no need to put this off just because we didn't have much to put down. So back to today, Saturday, 26th, 2020: We walk in early as planned, and he is running late. He tries to accuse us, somewhat nicely, that he isn't running late, and aren't we a little early? He mentioned it twice.. I should have walked out then. Then during our conversation, he asked me a question about something and I looked at my husband to ask him for some clarification on a point that I was trying to get across, and Parameet says.." no no,, I am asking you.. you can look at me".. I was so shocked and my husband was very upset by his treatment of me. So with other people listening in, Parameet goes on and on about what is wrong with our situaiton, like we didn't know already, and that it turns out there really isn't "tons of programs" to help us out and that we really did just waste our time here. My husband asked how much of a down payment would be needed, and Paremeet said around 9000.. is about the average.. My husband said that he thought he saw a sign that said $0 down.. and Parameet quickly answered that was for Vets. This guy totally disrespected me and humiliated my husband in front of everyone there by talking very loudly about our financial situation and now they all know how much he makes, that I don't work, really? you don't work at all? Well.. it's a long story and if I'd known that was going to be requirement I would have passed up this appointment altogether. He already had the financial information so why he wanted us to meet with him knowing that he wasn't going to be able to help; is not ethical and professional at all as far as I am concerned. Maybe they do help a lot of people.. the ones that have the money and are not plagued with divorce mishaps and ill health. Avoid the humiliation if you don't have good credit and a sizeable down payment, they don't treat you very well. You can actually do the same with a real estate agent and not have to go through the embarrasment of being herded through an oversized living room and having everyone else know your personal business.