customer
GBGreat experience Great experience! Very friendly and helpful and answered all my numerous questions with patience! Very accommodating too! Thank you!
Steve C
GBExcellent sales process, straightforward answers Outstanding patience with questions & straightforward answers through the sales process. We looked at a number of homes over 6+ months before moving forward. Very impressed with the members of the sales team that we worked with. The legal structure is complex, but I think it makes sense for the shared ownership model they are creating. I had it reviewed by outside counsel who concluded that their documents were well thought out & drafted. We haven't stayed at the house yet, but our initial interactions with the property manager have been great as well.
Daniel
GBOur experience was good and the staff… Our experience was good and the staff was very helpful. The only reason I did not give 5 starts is that we had much anxiety when we could not find dates for our new house until we found out that some dates were pre-blocked for new owners. If we had known this prior to closing, it would have caused us much less stress about our purchase. We recommend disclosing this to future owners before closing.
Jim Collins
GBSales team especially Micah were… Sales team especially Micah were exceptional, very helpful in explaining the Pacaso model and in dealing with the "waffling' that would come up with each of my family member's concerns. One suggestion on the paperwork side that might help future owners would be to provide an ongoing checklist and or timeline of the status of the signing process. Just how my mind works, if and when it decides to work. Thanks to all, Were really excited, thanks to you, Pablo.
Cerveza
GBBait and Switch Initially we loved Pacaso. We loved our home and the staff was always responsive. Then after a year, they assessed each home owner approximately $8K as they didn't budget accurately. On top of that, they increased our monthly payment by 65%!! It's a real bait and switch where they lure you into ownership and then assess you a huge amount at the end of the year (no forewarning whatsoever), and then greatly increase your monthly fee. At a time when inflation is less than 4% how in the world can they justify a 65% increase?