Rent To Retirement
Rent To Retirement Overview
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Rent To Retirement has a 1.0 star rating from 1 review and overall sentiment is negative; Rent To Retirement reviews report dissatisfaction with results and service.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Do your research; the sales pitch promised rental income and builder kickbacks that did not materialize.
- Expect high price levels and confirm projected rents independently before investing.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Rent To Retirement customer complaints include poor customer service and slow or missing refunds for promised kickbacks.
- Reported vacancies, tenant damage, and inaccurate rent projections increased cost and risk.
Positive Feedback
The company’s marketing highlights investment in growth areas and builder kickbacks as selling points, though reviewers dispute delivery.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Rent To Retirement has a 1.0 star rating from 1 review and overall sentiment is negative; Rent To Retirement reviews report dissatisfaction with results and service.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Do your research; the sales pitch promised rental income and builder kickbacks that did not materialize.
- Expect high price levels and confirm projected rents independently before investing.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Rent To Retirement customer complaints include poor customer service and slow or missing refunds for promised kickbacks.
- Reported vacancies, tenant damage, and inaccurate rent projections increased cost and risk.
Positive Feedback
The company’s marketing highlights investment in growth areas and builder kickbacks as selling points, though reviewers dispute delivery.
Media from reviews
Horrible Experience
- - Pitch promised cashflow with renters covering mortgages.
- - Builder kickback for next payment; 30–60 days.
- - Conroe, TX property eviction and vacancy.
My husband and I started working with Rent To Retire retirement after we attended BP Conn in Las Vegas. The whole pitch was that they identify areas across the country that are growing outside of suburban areas where you can invest your money, the renters take care of your mortgage, they are cash flow positive, and there is high demand for rent.
In addition to that, they throw in a kickback from the builder so that you can use those funds to apply them as a down payment towards the next property. They tell you that this will be paid out within 30 to 60 days max from the time you close on your house. Unfortunately, none of this is true. I live in Arizona, and they sold me on the house in Conroe, Texas.
The first month, the tenants had to be evicted. It now sits vacant, and we are being told that it won't rent for what Rent To Retire retirement told us it will rent for. This was a newer build (2023), and we were already asked to paint the entire inside of the house due to the damages from the tenants. Now we sit with a property unoccupied in Conroe, Texas, that we cannot rent for what Rent To Retire retirement told us we can rent it for, and it's been past 60 days, and we still have not received our kickback.
I was told that I was next in line and would be paid last week.
Then those funds didn't come, so I escalated it to the supervisor Mark, and now he tells me it will be paid by today, but he provides no detail as to why there's a delay. I would stay far away from Rent To Retirement if you actually want to retire!
- Not truthful no follow through
User's recommendation: Do your research, don’t trust the what they say!
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