Hi everyone, your new home specialist Lance Moore and if you're on the
internet doing research and looking up Lennar Homes Tampa, you've come to
the right place. I'm going to give you an honest review of Lennar Homes in Tampa.
Now I've been in the business since 1997. I've helped thousands of home buyers. I've sold
hundreds of new construction homes, and I know the new construction builders
process extremely well. So I want to talk about Lennar Homes and give you a
review from the way I see it.
Now, first off, before I start, what I want to do is I want to explain to you four
different types of builders. I break builders up into different categories... So
category number one would be your just your real volume builders. Builders like
KB Homes, Syntax, Pulte, DR Horton, etc. Your level two would be mid-level
builders. Say Cal Atlantic Homes, Lennar homes, etc. Your level 3 would be your
semi-custom type of builders who will do little tweaks to the floor plan and
they'll sort of customize it for people... These are builders like Cardell Homes,
Homes by West Bay. And then you have your custom builders, like Rutenberg or Avalon Homes,
or Bakerfield Homes, builders like that. So Lennar Homes is a
level two. They're a mid-level builder, there a volume builder. Now I've
personally sold dozens of Lennar Homes and I've owned 2 Lennar homes myself, so
when it comes to a review for Lennar, I really have a lot of good things to say
about them.
I think Lennar is a very good builder. If I were to take you in a Lennar home and
walk you through the whole process of it... Going in, in the sheetrock before the
sheetrock was there, after the sheetrock was there, their energy efficiency, how
they build homes... You would be very very impressed by this. Now the one downfall
on Lennar is they pretty much don't let you build the home you want
on the lot you want. They go up front and they pick everything so if you want a certain
home, they're gonna tell you what lot to put on. And they're also gonna have the
design packages already picked, which is actually a good thing because they're
allowing you to pick certain packages that a professional interior decorator
has chosen so you're not having to go to a design studio and get you know
absolutely I guess taken advantage of by all different types of pricing. This is
very unusual for most builders. Of course they also have the "Everything's Included"
so you basically move into the home and everything's there. The washer, the dryer,
the refrigerator, the blinds... But I would say with any home builder, Lennar homes
or anybody else, definitely get a real estate agent to represent your
your best interest whether it's myself or another real estate agent, but get
someone who really knows the new construction process because at the end
of the day, you're not going to pay any more money or less money if you get a
real estate agent. And in my case, and probably 90 - 95% of
the cases I could get a better deal for you with the builder then you cannot get
on your own because I've sold hundreds of homes. I know the builders, I know the
builder reps, they know me, and I make them a lot of money. And I would also say
if you're looking at buying a new home, check the video out to the right that
I've done. I did a really extensive video on new construction.
It doesn't make any difference where you are in the process- whether you're buying
from scratch or whether you're buying an already completed home. It'll walk you
through everything from A to Z... Like how to tell the difference between a quality
and a quantity builder, how to tell the difference between a quality and quantity
subdivision, how to make money, how to save money, how you could get the Builder
to fix and repair major warranty items years after the builder warranty expires.
So check out the video to the right and if you have any questions, if you're
looking for a good, knowledgeable agent to work like a pitbull for you and get
you the best deal on a new construction home, give me a call. I would love to help
you. I wish you the best of luck.