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4.26 Reviews
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Showing 1-6 of 6 reviews
Rhonda H.
Dec 2014
unknown
Stacy Y.
Jul 2014
There was not a lot for sell.
Laurie S.
May 2013
Concerning a rental home listing on numerous sites for 3602
Hyde Park in Midland Texas which i dealt with through legacy real estate. I do not know if Legacy is the primary
listing agent, Legacy's part in the listing, nor do I know the listing agent or
agency the owner is using. I do
know Legacy and the owner and his agent are aware. Legacy may be innocent but they can supply information about
who is breaking the law and listing a dangerous property to unsuspecting
renters.
I want to report fire hazard and electrocution danger
existing in the house which the owner declined to fix according to Legacy even
though I offered to wait several months for the repairs to be made. They are not lengthy repairs excluding
the roof which I did not require to be repaired. As of 05/23/2013 the property is still listed and continues
to spread to more sites. I
provided a copy of the TREC inspection I paid for to Legacy who asked for
permission to forward to the owner.
The report states and I have pictures that numerous fire
hazards exist. I have confirmed
the owner now has a copy of the TREC form because he declined to rent to me
even with deposit in hand per Legacy. The agent I dealt with returned my check, handled it appropriately, facilitated communication well, and was nice. That doesn't make things safe though.
The owner chose not to repair the situations resulting in unsafe living
conditions and continue to list the property.
The report states the entire GFCI and AFI system is not
grounded and not working presenting an electrocution/fire hazard. The furnace
needed repair and inspection by a qualified HVAC technician and presented a
fire hazard. Alarmingly there is
open pipe on the furnace (I have picture).
It bothers me that the owner would knowingly continue to
list the property for rent with no intention of fixing the fire hazard issues
alone.
Legally leasors are required to provide safe premises to a
leasee as I interpret the law. I
am not a lawyer but I can read Texas rental law on the internet. I can't in good conscience not comment
especially now that the owner is fully aware of life threatening hazards. I am glad to share the inspection TREC
report to anyone interested so that someone isn't injured or killed.
My interpretation of the report indicates additionallly
there is also plate glass where safety glass is legally required. The dishwasher is missing parts, not
functioning correctly, and needs to be replaced and the roof has leaked causing
damage, is missing and has damaged shingles, and in the inspectors opinion
should be replaced. The master
bath shower needs to be sealed and grouted and the RO water dispenser is
broken. There are also no smoke
alarms as required by law.
I would revise this review if Legacy rectifies this listing with primary agent.
Hyde Park in Midland Texas which i dealt with through legacy real estate. I do not know if Legacy is the primary
listing agent, Legacy's part in the listing, nor do I know the listing agent or
agency the owner is using. I do
know Legacy and the owner and his agent are aware. Legacy may be innocent but they can supply information about
who is breaking the law and listing a dangerous property to unsuspecting
renters.
I want to report fire hazard and electrocution danger
existing in the house which the owner declined to fix according to Legacy even
though I offered to wait several months for the repairs to be made. They are not lengthy repairs excluding
the roof which I did not require to be repaired. As of 05/23/2013 the property is still listed and continues
to spread to more sites. I
provided a copy of the TREC inspection I paid for to Legacy who asked for
permission to forward to the owner.
The report states and I have pictures that numerous fire
hazards exist. I have confirmed
the owner now has a copy of the TREC form because he declined to rent to me
even with deposit in hand per Legacy. The agent I dealt with returned my check, handled it appropriately, facilitated communication well, and was nice. That doesn't make things safe though.
The owner chose not to repair the situations resulting in unsafe living
conditions and continue to list the property.
The report states the entire GFCI and AFI system is not
grounded and not working presenting an electrocution/fire hazard. The furnace
needed repair and inspection by a qualified HVAC technician and presented a
fire hazard. Alarmingly there is
open pipe on the furnace (I have picture).
It bothers me that the owner would knowingly continue to
list the property for rent with no intention of fixing the fire hazard issues
alone.
Legally leasors are required to provide safe premises to a
leasee as I interpret the law. I
am not a lawyer but I can read Texas rental law on the internet. I can't in good conscience not comment
especially now that the owner is fully aware of life threatening hazards. I am glad to share the inspection TREC
report to anyone interested so that someone isn't injured or killed.
My interpretation of the report indicates additionallly
there is also plate glass where safety glass is legally required. The dishwasher is missing parts, not
functioning correctly, and needs to be replaced and the roof has leaked causing
damage, is missing and has damaged shingles, and in the inspectors opinion
should be replaced. The master
bath shower needs to be sealed and grouted and the RO water dispenser is
broken. There are also no smoke
alarms as required by law.
I would revise this review if Legacy rectifies this listing with primary agent.
Drew M.
Apr 2013
I called a family member in Midland when I found out I was going to be working here and she referred me to Laura. I met with Laura on the same day that I called her and she showed me the townhouse that I ended up renting on the first day with her. She was very professional and put me in touch with the leasing agency that managed the townhomes. By the end of the day, I had signed a lease and had a move in date scheduled. I could not have been more pleased with how she helped me. As it turns out, I would use her husband (Brian Sales) a year and a half later to help find a home to buy- and that went as well as I could have hoped for. There were a few setbacks with the home buying experience, but Brian helped me the whole time and I ended up with a house that I could not be more pleased with.
JENNIFER B.
Mar 2013
I really like that she listens to what we really want and try to find things that fit what really want in a house. The other thing that's great is that she didn't just considered the job done after the transaction closed and she checked up on us. She was really knowledgeable and helpful.
Eve G.
Aug 2012
We couldn't ask for anything better in a real estate agent. Always made time to meet with us to view homes even if it was after hours or on t he weekends. We still keep in contact with her. She becomes a very good friend through the process. You know you can trust her, you can depend on her. We had very great results with her. We sold a home and bought a home and she was the real estate agent for that. When we were just looking, not really thinking about buying, she still showed us homes. she took her time. Anyone au have referred to her, she is quick about getting back to them. She keeps us informed as far as ideas for our home, that's what's really been impressive to me. She sends us post cards around holidays, she doesn't forget. She adds that personal touch, it makes a difference.
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FAQ
Laura Lyons - Legacy Real Estate is currently rated 4.2 overall out of 5.
No, Laura Lyons - Legacy Real Estate does not offer free project estimates.
No, Laura Lyons - Legacy Real Estate does not offer eco-friendly accreditations.
No, Laura Lyons - Legacy Real Estate does not offer a senior discount.
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