Just bought a perry inventory home. The house came with everything we wanted and needed. Gave us $35k incentives. So far so smooth. We close by 15 Nov 2024. Right on time for Thanksgiving.
I have a Perry Home. It was mixed, I love the home overall but that definitely shift the onus on the warranty people to finish your home. It's probably 85 to 90 percent complete at the closing time in reality with all repairs we had to bring them back for. The Warranty team is responsive but you got to stay on them to make sure stuff gets done. At closing we had beer bottle in the attic and found several in the walls. Our garage stairs looked like a kindergarten class put it together and our attic stairs were not fitting appropriately and began to split. We had a rattling behind the wall with wind that needed to be opened and repaired. It took about a good 9 months to have the repairs done behind our schedule but overall it is a beautiful home. Id say compared to DR Horton these guys are amazing. Id say be tough but willing to work with them and try to get as much repairs done before closing as possible. That will motivate them because the warranty repairs lag. Don't be afraid to call the bluff of not closing, they do not want to be taken to court and if they think you have money to sue they will follow through. 😅
That is so true I just closed January 24, 2024 and I’m grateful and I’m a veteran because I am trying to sell and get out of up here. I am totally not with Perry. I’ve had multiple problems over and over again even a hole in my wall with a pipe leaking.
So sorry to hear that. Every client I’ve had close with them has had a super positive experience. Send me an email at zak.schmidt@exprealty.com. Id love to hear about it. Also I would say reach out to their customer support team, they are usually responsive and try to help where they can.
Potentially. It would depend on community. Probably the ability to get a gas line in the laundry room. We would have to ask during our planning phase. What community do you have in mind?
Just bought a perry inventory home. The house came with everything we wanted and needed.
Gave us $35k incentives. So far so smooth. We close by 15 Nov 2024. Right on time for Thanksgiving.
I have a Perry Home. It was mixed, I love the home overall but that definitely shift the onus on the warranty people to finish your home. It's probably 85 to 90 percent complete at the closing time in reality with all repairs we had to bring them back for. The Warranty team is responsive but you got to stay on them to make sure stuff gets done. At closing we had beer bottle in the attic and found several in the walls. Our garage stairs looked like a kindergarten class put it together and our attic stairs were not fitting appropriately and began to split. We had a rattling behind the wall with wind that needed to be opened and repaired. It took about a good 9 months to have the repairs done behind our schedule but overall it is a beautiful home. Id say compared to DR Horton these guys are amazing. Id say be tough but willing to work with them and try to get as much repairs done before closing as possible. That will motivate them because the warranty repairs lag. Don't be afraid to call the bluff of not closing, they do not want to be taken to court and if they think you have money to sue they will follow through. 😅
That is so true I just closed January 24, 2024 and I’m grateful and I’m a veteran because I am trying to sell and get out of up here. I am totally not with Perry. I’ve had multiple problems over and over again even a hole in my wall with a pipe leaking.
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I have negative comments on perry… any experience on that part?
So sorry to hear that. Every client I’ve had close with them has had a super positive experience. Send me an email at zak.schmidt@exprealty.com. Id love to hear about it. Also I would say reach out to their customer support team, they are usually responsive and try to help where they can.
@zakschmidt-DallasTXrealestate I sure will. It's not a personal experience but of people I know of. Love their floor plan but having my reserves
@@mdnajibulhossain5827 totally get it. Let’s chat. Anything I can do to help and navigate those reserves I’m here for you!
@@zakschmidt-DallasTXrealestate appreciate that
Any chance you know if they do gas dyers?
Potentially. It would depend on community. Probably the ability to get a gas line in the laundry room. We would have to ask during our planning phase. What community do you have in mind?
Soft close NOT STANDARD
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