Avoid! If there is a natural disaster, you will be left hanging Everything went well to move in until our home was flooded during hurricane Ian. Took forever (2+ months) for them to get contractors out to repair. House was torn up for months. No functioning bathrooms. Eventually cancelled lease option contract as the home was unlivable, and contract states you get all funds initially contributed back within 45 days. Going on 60 days of termination with no refund. Extremely slow response to emails. Very poor customer experience. Doubt I would ever pursue that again. About to contact BBB and other remedies. Talk about making a poor unfortunate situation worse. All due to natural disaster. Buyer beware.

Divvy doesn’t care about your neighborhood Altruistic-Relief581 • 1m ago Divvy is selling a home in our neighborhood and hands out the code to get the key to anyone that calls. This is what happened next door to the home I live in and own. Then, after a few people got in the box and took the key, they changed the lock, ansked the mailman (in front of me) for a change of address, and now they are squatting in the house and cops can’t evict them. Having pool parties, smoking something that smells like week I. Front of my house, two dogs, and a baby, and DIVVY is taking no responsibility for it and leaving me to deal with fights next door to where I live.

It’s was a easy and fast process and… It’s was a easy and fast process and I’m loving the house and space that I have now. Had one little problem with the water email the company and they emailed me back with in 30 mins and let me knew that they received my email and let me know wen someone would be out to address the problem

Not being able to get anything resolved… Not being able to get anything resolved is a concern. My portal still have me owing an amount that has already been paid. Not being able to speak with someone is also a concern. I've sent several emails in regards to concerns identified in the home, no one has contacted me.

The real estate market may be the wrong place for Divvy Divvy is just another landlord and rent prices are nearly double the market rate. The approved purchase amounts are much lower than mortgage companies. It's cheaper to rent a place from a property management company until you're approved by a traditional lender. If the pricing is automated, the algorithm is off. The good part is they do a soft credit inquiry for pre-approval. Make sure you shop around and remember that you are a renter first when it comes to this company.