R. Nunez Homes

In June of 2017 my fiancée and I viewed one of their properties. This appears to be family owned and operated. The mother and son initially quoted a deposit of $1500 for the rental property, which was also listed in the online advertisements associated with the property. However, when we asked how soon the property would be available we were directed to the developer, who responded by asking "how much of a deposit are you able to make bc the deposit we are asking for is substantial" we then asked how substantial knowing that on three different occasions it had been advertised to us at $1500. He eventually advised he was thinking somewhere in the range of $5000. Bait and Switch advertising is a federal offense. To this day we are unsure what prompted him to quote us such a substantially higher deposit even after being informed of the deposit his wife son and online advertisement quoted. Additionally, the amenities in the community were unimpressive. We do not recommend this developer and we're not pleased with the lack of integrity with which we were handled. We happily made a $5000 deposit on a different property with a different developer the following week. The best part of our experience was the teenage son of the developer who was professional, kind, and informative.