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"Hired to do valuation of a manufactured home - not on land. Gave appraisal comparison properties included land. therefore not an accurate valuation. Thought salesperson understood nuance. "

"It went great again. I am a repeat customer. They are professional, organized, and they perform like a well oiled machine. From the application process to the closing A+++++++ They do what they say they are going to do in a timely manner. I cannot say enough about this team. Thank you for another great experience Michael, Peter, Monica, and Connie."

"Mark, who did the initial visit, was very professional and knowledgeable and honest. And the crew that showed up to do the work was also professional and friendly. The owner also worked with me directly to resolve a minor billing mistake, which certainly strengthened by trust of this local company."

"They were responsive to the inquiry and price competitive. The car was picked up in short order and arrived a couple of days later. I've been through this drill before and been unhappy, but these folks were very good!"

"FC Tucker's Jason Eddy is very dramatic and animated as if he's on a reality television show. Tried to guilt me into paying additional amounts that weren't included in the contract or title documents after all the closing documents were already signed. Threatened legal action multiple times for something that was never part of our agreement or mentioned to me before closing. This is not a person who I would ever have around my money or my business again. He's basically been stealing from sellers for 16 years while looking at them with disgust in his eyes as he demands payment for his clients. Dealing with FC Tucker's Jason Eddy has been one of the worst experiences of my business life. Indiana law states: IN Code § 32-31-3-19 (2023) Sec. 19. (a) Unless otherwise agreed, if a landlord conveys, in a good faith sale to a bona fide purchaser, property that includes a dwelling unit subject to a rental agreement, the landlord is relieved of liability under law or the rental agreement as to events occurring after written notice to the tenant of the conveyance. However, for one (1) year after giving notice of the conveyance, the landlord remains liable to the tenant for the security deposit to which the tenant is entitled under section 14 of this chapter unless: (1) the purchaser acknowledges that the purchaser has assumed the liability of the seller by giving notice to the tenant; and (2) upon conveyance the seller transfers the security deposit to the purchaser. (b) Unless otherwise agreed, a manager of a dwelling unit is relieved of any liability the manager might have under law or the rental agreement as to events occurring after written notice to the tenant of the termination of the manager's management. -- This means that unless agreed upon, the seller is not required to transfer deposits to the buyer like they tried to force me to do. Responsibility for the deposits would have just remained with me for a year."

"We had some work done on our crawlspace and Michael Paris with Proview Professional Home Inspection was recommended to us by another contractor. Upon requesting Proview's service, within a few days Mr. Paris promptly inspected our crawlspace. He found a few issues, provided a great report along with photos. I just forwarded his report to my contractor with the 2 issues to be addressed and corrected. I asked Mr. Paris to come out again to verify the additional corrected work was completed to his satisfaction. He came the next morning and confirmed all is correct under our house. Very impressed with their detail report and equally impressed with his promptness. He was at the house a few minutes earlier than he said he would be there, which was great. If in the need, I would highly recommend Michael Paris and Proview Professional Home Inspections to all."

"These people are horrid. Tried to steal $2700 from me that wasn't part of the contract after closing."

"We absolutely love our new Ryan home, which is ready to move into. Jon, the construction manager was true to his word, and had the Home completed by the end of May. However., DO NOT GO WITH NVR MORTGAGE! We were supposed to close June 7, and Martha from NVR knew we wanted an early June close, I was retiring July 1st, and our mortgage was based on my pension MONTHS AGO. Now, a few weeks before closing after we scheduled a TON of services including movers, truck, friends taking off to help, babysitters for kids, and have a buffer of 3 weeks before we have to move out of a rental end of June; Martha tells me they require a certain letter from the pension that I will not receive until mid-july. Because of this they initially said we couldn't close until July. Then it is June 20th. If she provided us with this information months ago, we could have planned differently. Now we are scrambling to figure out what to do. So, I repeat, DO NO GO WITH NVR MORTGAGE. I'm not the only one either. I just spoke to our new neighbors who broke off with NVR and Martha after 6 months before closing because of similar issues. DO NOT GO WITH NVR MORTGAGE!!!! it should be NO STARS FOR NVR MORTGAGE."