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Top 10 things I have learned about D R Horton homes since owning one for 5.5 years
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Originally posted by Steve View PostYou just described every cookie cutter home builder in the country. Nothing new.
I spent three years researching my next home builder before I bought/built and Highland/Hunnington homes were by far the best. Their customer service and build quality at the time were the above par. I've been in my home 12 years this November and have not had any issues with their build. I have many, many friends that have had similar issues as Brad, but I have had none.
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Originally posted by mstng86 View PostIsn't that the one off of 548? I wouldn't go there either. heck, the best looking new neighborhood is Travis Ranch IMO, and I am not so sure about that area now either.
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Originally posted by 2K2 LS1 View PostWe wish we had gone with the other house in Diamond Creek now instead lol
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Originally posted by mstng86 View PostYup. That is what is going on. It is really making me think twice about moving out of Forney now. Luckily my job is remote so I am not tied down to downtown Dallas any longer. We were staying away from Heartland and Windmill Farms. Now we may not even stay in Forney.
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Originally posted by 2K2 LS1 View PostMaybe she can show ours this next spring lol. We are ready to bounce. Becoming another Mesquite. lolOriginally posted by STANGGT40 View Postthat's where all of the skeeters and grove rats ran to when it started going down hill! everyone in forney is either from mesquite or pleasant grove, it seems like!
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Originally posted by STANGGT40 View Postthat's where all of the skeeters and grove rats ran to when it started going down hill! everyone in forney is either from mesquite or pleasant grove, it seems like!
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Originally posted by krazy kris View PostI always laughed back in 2000 when optima homes would brick 3 sides of a house and then siding the whole back of the house. Now it seems like that's the standard.
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Originally posted by 2K2 LS1 View PostMaybe she can show ours this next spring lol. We are ready to bounce. Becoming another Mesquite. lol
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My neighborhood is all D.R. Horton homes and yes I agree they are poorly built. They look good from the outside but are cheap!! Hell, They have them built in about 30 days or less!!
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I always laughed back in 2000 when optima homes would brick 3 sides of a house and then siding the whole back of the house. Now it seems like that's the standard.
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I bought a Beazer home in 2004. Every Sunday I would stop by and take pictures of the building process. Was kinda cool. Saw a few things and Monday morning raised some hell about it. Got about 200 pictures and video of the process.
I go back and look at all the pictures time to time... sure liked this "hood" while it was not built up.
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Originally posted by STANGGT40 View Postmy wife has been showing a couple of homes in your neighborhood, over the last week or so...it looks like a decent little community. i guess that heartland is a town, but it shows up in the navigation as forney.
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Originally posted by 2K2 LS1 View PostNext home is going to be a custom home from a reputable builder, or an older custom home built in an established older neighborhood....
Yes this is our starter(first) home in a HUGE tract neighborhood called Heartland(between Forney and Crandall).
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I will say for a first home it is a lot better than apartment living
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