Divvy HomesReviews of divvyhomes.com

Worst mistake of my life was buying a house from divvy. All they did was polish a turd. I’ve fallen through 3 floors now. It has termites, found paperwork in a drawer that says they scheduled fumigation then canceled it still selling it knowing that. They “redid” the floors meaning all they did was put sheet rock over a rotting sub floor then tile over it. The work on this house is awful. They hired the worst of the worst and cheapest possible. This is a classic paint and flip. The fence out back was just corrugated roofing that looks like they snatched it from a trash heap, and ugly as could be. I’ve literally had to rebuild this house. Redo 3 floors, build a new fence, deal with termites swarming. Awful company. Would give negative stars if I could.

They did not honor the sale nor returned my savings. They stole over 60 thousand dollars from me.

DivvyHomes IS A SCAM, they were aquired by Maymont Homes a smaller company under Brookfield Properties back in January 2025, they have broken several real estate laws, and owe myself and several others lots of money. I have been speaking with one of GA Senators and have begun pursuing this legally. I suggest everyone do the same.

All I can say is if you are opting in for the rent to own, save your money. Read Article 8 Default Section 4 for yourself. The team will tell you that you will get your deposit back, but you are not. It turns into a surrender fee. Me and my wife surrender fee was over $7,000 dollars. We did everything legal as possible. We let divvy know more than 60 days before to stop at the first year's lease because the HOA residents was strick on every little thing. We was told that we was going to be sent the deposit back in the mail after 45 days. But that didn't happen, they told me and my wife different, told us to read section 4 of Article 8 in default, and kept our money. These companies are not your friend. They prey on hard working Americans that always dreamed of a nice home. This should be illegal, but it's life. I wouldn't recommend anyone to do a rental to own agreement with any company. Save your money and take on a "regular" rental agreement until you can buy your own home the traditional way. I wouldn't recommend Divvy homes to any family. They will lie to you and give you sweet nothings and if you don't fully read the fine print (Which they hope you dont) they will stand behind it when the time comes.

I worked with this company in their rent to own program and what I thought would be a great start turned into the worse experience at the end. My fiancé and I end up severing ties with Divvy. And we never received our money back from over the years of putting extra towards our down payment to buying the home. There is no real person to talk to about anything. I do not recommend this company at all. Very unprofessional.

I agree with many people here. The service is AWFUL. They have never completed the work AND they do not report to the credit bureau as they promised. I have never been late on my payment and they were the worst program I have ever been a part of. I was sold a home with 3 bathrooms, only two work. The house flooded, they never came out, they closed all the work orders then denied them. They are a mess. I want out of the contract.I HAD TO THREATEN PUTTING MONEY IN ESCROW. DO NOT USE THIS PROGRAM!

I have been renting a home from divvy for two years now. Everything was ok except for them fixing things. I pay 3400 a month in rent so now that I want to purchase the house they are coming up with some bs things now like fines from HOA which I never received any letter from them until March of 2025. So now they want me to pay for their mistakes first it was a trailer now its for a power washer that I did that case was closed out.

I’m extremely disappointed with my recent experience with Divvy Homes, particularly when it came time to renew my lease. After receiving a notice about a rent increase, I reached out to a representative to discuss it. She assured me that my rent was already at market rate and that she would follow up with more information via email. Unfortunately, that follow-up never happened. I had to take the initiative and call her back, only to be met with a dismissive and unprofessional attitude. She stated there was nothing she could do and that she was “done with it”—as if my concerns were not valid or worth her time. What’s most frustrating is the complete lack of accountability. I feel I was misled during the lease renewal process, and instead of anyone taking ownership or offering real support, I was expected to accept it, pay the increased rent, and stay quiet. That’s not how tenants—especially those who’ve paid on time and taken care of the home—should be treated. Transparency, communication, and respect should be the standard, not the exception. I’m sharing this review to caution others who may be considering Divvy. Be very careful and ask all the right questions—especially when it comes to lease renewals. My experience has been full of empty promises, poor communication, and a general lack of concern for tenants once you’re already in a contract.