RebuiltReviews of rebuiltrealty.com

The offer they send u is a insult my house was appraised at $455,000 these fools offered me $232.000 , how crazy is that , i see why they have a 1.5 star rating they definitely deserve that if not lower!

Received an unsolicited mail to buy my property. Picture of the house wasn't even mine. When I called to ask them why I have to unsubscribe from a mailing list that I have never subscribed to, the guy on the phone said he'd add it to the list for the marketing team and then hung up on me. Great customer service 🤣

My house was in a life estate to my only child who unfortunately passed away unexpectedly at 36 with a Vfib heart attack at work. They keep sending offers for my house to my deceased son. I am having a hard enough time emotionally without these idiots trying to buy a property that would not have been his until I died. I have left messages on their answering machine but still they send these mailers out.

These folks keep sending me mailers about property I own and will not sell these people are a joke and need to be jailed

Texted my personal number at 10:30 PM. Asset manager, Scott Darling, didn't care on how many properties I owned (saved that text message). Messaged me like I didn't know what I was doing. Passive aggressive techniques. I tried them once and they defaulted on offer and received no earnest money for them failing to uphold cash offer.

This is a scam. Their offer for our house is insulting. The included photo of our property feels extremely creepy.

🔥 Review of Rebuilt (My Real Experience) I want to be clear upfront — the guy I’ve been dealing with personally has been professional. This isn’t about him as an individual. This is about the business model of the company he works for. And that’s where the problem is. This company operates on one core strategy: 👉 Get your house for as cheap as humanly possible — no matter what. At first, everything sounds good. In my case, I was given an initial number of $116,000. That gets your attention. It feels like a real offer. But once you go through their process — sending pictures, giving details, doing everything they ask — the number suddenly drops. Not a little… a lot. 👉 My offer went from $116,000 down to $60,000. That’s not negotiating — that’s a bait-and-switch. Now they’re trying to “work it back up” into the $80K–$90K range like they’re doing me a favor. Meanwhile, I already said my lowest would be around $106,000, and even that leaves me with basically no profit — just getting out from under the house. So let’s be honest here: Why would anyone agree to that unless they’re desperate? ⚠️ What You Need to Know Before Dealing With Them The process moves fast, but the terms constantly change The original offer does not hold You’re pressured to lower your expectations They will ask things like: “What’s the lowest you’ll take?” — not to help you, but to find your breaking point This isn’t about helping homeowners. It’s about maximizing their margins. 💰 The Reality This is basically the pawn shop of real estate. You’re not getting market value. You’re not even getting close. You’re getting a fraction of what your house is actually worth — while they turn around and make a significant profit. And sure, they’ll say they bought hundreds of homes last year. That doesn’t impress me — if anything, it tells me a lot of people probably got the short end of the deal. 🧠 My Take (Straight Up) If you sell your house to a company like this without being in a serious bind… you’re making a bad decision. Period. There are better options: List it as-is Sell locally Take your time and get fair value Because once you go down this road, you’re dealing with a system designed to: 👉 Wear you down and get your property cheap 👀 Final Thoughts Again, the guy I spoke with was fine. No issues there. But being nice doesn’t change the reality of what’s happening. At the end of the day, this felt like: Lowball tactics Moving goalposts A company trying to take advantage of people in vulnerable situations If you’re thinking about using them — slow down and really think it through. Because from my experience… 👉 This isn’t help. 👉 It’s a business designed to win big — while you walk away with far less than you should.

I received an unsolicited offer from this company that included a picture of my house. The offer was for roughly half of the property value and there was a semi-realistic check attached. How many individuals attempt to cash the checks and get defrauded out of their money? This is shameful!