All Forum Posts by: Koleton Daley

@Akhil Kumar - We’ve gotta agree with @Steven Gough, we had an absolute HORRIBLE experience with CrestCore as well. In our opinion, they’re one of the most dishonest and unethical groups in Memphis. We unfortunately ended up in court against them for how bad things truly were. In our opinion, they’ve got a following of their local “friends” that really promote them hard on BP but honestly we wouldn’t recommend them to our worst enemy... that’s just our opinion though.

@Ryan Brocklebank our attorneys would very much like to talk with you. This appears to be common practice with CrestCore and our attorneys have established this fraudulent type behavior to be VERY common with them. You’re entitled to damages from CrestCore. We truly believe CrestCore to be one of the most dishonest groups operating in Memphis, in our opinion. 

Hey @Curt Davis congratulations on your event! We haven’t had the best experience with Dan nor his group but that’s just our experience having actually delt with Dan directly and talking. We would encourage anybody attending to have a good time and enjoy themselves but from our experience, and in our opinion, Dan nor CrestCore doesn’t have the greatest reputation in the community. 

@Kevin Riven we had a horrible experience with CrestCore and wouldn’t recommend them to our worst enemy. In our opinion they’re one of the most dishonest groups operating in Memphis and we’re not the only ones that appear to feel this way. We’ve found that there are several BP members that are very frustrated with Crestcore and they’ve got a laundry list of negative reviews on the Better Business Bureau website, Yelp, and google. Plus some of their agents reviews on Zillow don’t appear to be the best. We would make a simple recommendation to stay clear of CrestCore based off the experience we’ve had and the abundance of unhappy clients leaving reviews online about them but please keep in mind this is just simply our opinion.

CrestCore BBB Reviews

We had a terrible experience with CrestCore and wouldn’t recommend them whatsoever to anyone coming to the Memphis market. For us, they promised they could handle everything and it was an absolutely nightmare!! Over billed for tons of things, billed things without authorization, caused unnecessary damage to our homes, and for the repairs they did manage to finally do, they did terrible work in our opinion. We ended up having to sue them over all of the stuff they did. They’ve got a list of angry clients on BiggerPockets, google, BBB.org, and many other places online. If it we’re us, we’d avoid them at all costs but that’s just our opinion. We truly believe they’re one of the most dishonest groups operating in Memphis and these reviews just coincide with our expiernece and thoughts about CrestCore.

Hey @Sameer Jain do you currently have a property manager in place?

Hey @Brooke Fitzpatrick who did the rehab on this property? Also there appears to be some discrepancies with the Zillow listing.. Can you please clarify? It appears as this is a "Cash Flowing Machine" and rented @ $700/Month. Your post shows a target rent of $825 and vacant? The listing has been on Zillow for 80+ days.. What's the deal here?? Did the original tenant really leave after only being in the home for 80+ days? If that's the case then we feel this is a considerably bad deal because of the high tenant turnover, but that's just our observation and opinion.

@Dean Harris keep distancing yourself and playing whatever victim card you’re attempting to. The correlation between the reality side and management side has already been pierced in multiple instances. We’ll keep educating and we’ll continue to help all great minds alike avoid being treated like we have by you and the CrestCore organization. You guys have hurt a lot of good people on the tenant side as well as the owner side of things. (Have you Googled CrestCore Reality lately? Have you checked your Zillow rating? Have you also found the BBB/yelp reviews that name you specially?) 

We’re sorry that you work for/with, in our opinion, some of the most dishonest people in Memphis but that is completely your choice and again in our opinion, it also reflects negatively on you as a person and a professional. CrestCore is an organization that needs to answer for all of their actions and we’ll continue to share our story just as you will continue to work with the CrestCore organization 🙂

You must feel really big with those personally attacks but at the end of the day everyone knows the truth and your true colors just continue to show from the things you post 😃😂 In our opinion, you should quit worrying about our Portfolio(s)/Business(s) and start caring about your potential clients a little more and find a reputable/honest organization to list in your signature, but that’s just our thought on the matter. 

This Dean guy needs to clearly quit playing a victim 😂 You chimed in after we posted 😂 We simply asked you because you posted on @Mario Ray’s thread... make sense? You’re the only one that will post from CrestCore.. That should be a giant red flag for anyone considering CrestCore as a partner but that’s just our thought. Everyone else from CrestCore, that’s on BiggerPockets, appears to be scared to address all the negative reviews and angry BP members. If someone else that isn’t afraid to chime in, thats with the CrestCore organization, please do. Let’s have a constructive conversation on your negative feedback all over the internet.

Also please state the truth Mr Harris.. we have talked... on BP actually and if you’d like we can post those pictures as well to show how we have talked about Memphis real estate in private messages 😊 We believe you might have just violated the Real Estate Code of Ethics sir. 

The most important thing in our opinion is that another potential victim has been saved from the CrestCore organization. People are aware of this organization, what they’re doing, how they’re treating people, and the negative reviews they have. In our opinion, Mr. Harris is doing all that he can to legally distance himself from this organization so he can continue to hold a valid Tennessee Real Estate License but that’s just our opinion and may not be the actual case. 

There’s no alleging here, everything we have is documented and your representing attorney has it all, including the initial settlement offer that you guys proposed, with the non- disclosure agreement 🙂

@Mario Ray It’s good to hear and see that their reviews are starting to catch up with them and reflect the common occurrences that they claim are out of the ordinary. Their google reviews are horrible, we haven’t really checked those but some of them make it seem that CrestCore convinces individuals to buy homes and then upon the owner getting upset CrestCore “buys” the property from the owner? That’s just how it appears to us from the google reviews we’ve looked at and is simply an opinion.

Here’s some that we could ask @Dean Harris about since he’s decided to chime in.. Has CrestCore been buying property from the frustrated owners? This doesn’t appear to look that great on CrestCore because from our side of things, CrestCore caused majority of all of our frustrations. Is that what CrestCore does? The homes get sold to someone, CrestCore begins managing it, the owners get frustrated, and so coincidentally the brokerage side of CrestCore is there to “help” them out? Sounds like a fixed cycle that CrestCore would have complete control of but that’s just our opinion if that’s what’s truly going on. We’re not saying that’s actually what’s going on but it surely does seem like it from these reviews, and from the comments @Dean Harris has made about “helping” people get out of bad situations. For the record we’ve never purchased a home from this group. We’ve only had them manage a few of our homes and it was a complete nightmare. We would strongly encourage anyone and everyone to do EXACTLY what @Mario Ray did and ask for people to talk about their experience and start checking reviews in various places online. We wouldn’t recommend CrestCore to anyone! This group has wronged a lot of people and they need to be held accountable for their actions.