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Innovative Home Group

7320 E Fletcher Ave STE 132, Tampa, Florida, United States, 33637-0916

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My wife and I felt inclined to share our experience with Innovative Home Group. We were a bit skeptical due to a review we read online, however we had a very informative meeting with Brittany. She was prompt and gave us a fair offer on our home. John H, facilitated our cross county move, and found buyers for our home. Mr. H. was available each and every time we called. We truly are thankful for John and his team.

My wife and I felt inclined to share our experience with Innovative Home Group. We were a bit skeptical due to a review we read online, however we had a very informative meeting with Brittany. She was prompt and gave us a fair offer on our home. John H, facilitated our cross county move, and found buyers for our home. Mr. H. was available each and every time we called. We truly are thankful for John and his team.

Thank God for Innovative Home Group! We just closed on our lease option property after leasing for two years. We are now proud home owners thanks John and his team! The staff at IHG is always available and ready to help. We look forward to telling any friends and family looking to purchase a home about this exciting program. Thank you again!

Thank God for Innovative Home Group! We just closed on our lease option property after leasing for two years. We are now proud home owners thanks John and his team! The staff at IHG is always available and ready to help. We look forward to telling any friends and family looking to purchase a home about this exciting program. Thank you again!

Jonathan H. stole $3000.00 from our family. He lies to customers to make them write him a check and does not keep his word.
On June 1st, 2017 My wife and I, *** and *** of Land O Lakes, FL, entered into an agreement with Jonathan Harris of Innovative Home Group to lease option to buy a home located at XXXXX *** wesley chapel. When we looked at the home the previous tenants personal belongings were still in the home along with cockroaches, partially painted walls, unsafe electrical problems, and unfinished counter tops. Jonathan *** promised that these things would be taken care of prior to move in date and assured the home would be up to showroom quality. Jonathan requested $3,000.00 down to take the home off the market with a $100.00 application fee. We gave Jonathan checks for the above which were cashed. Jonathan called us on June 21st and said the home was ready. Upon inspection the home was not even close to being ready. Paint was mismatched in 5 rooms, still had electrical hazards present, unfinished trim painting, various broken screen windows, dirty carpets and evidence of roaches still present with a very strong odor throughout the home. Jonathan tried to light 5-6 candles throughout the home but it did not overcome the strong odor of the previous tenants home. We immediately requested a refund in writing of our money per our written agreement. Jonathan refused. saying we had "no case" and he does this all the time and it is how he makes a living.

Desired Outcome

I would like a letter of apology from Jonathan *** along with a refund of the $3,000.00 that he has stolen from our family and is rightfully due to us according to the signed legal documents.

Innovative Home Group Response

Mr. Jonathan *** had the pleasure of representing Innovative Home Group and meeting *** and Erin *** on Thursday 6/1/17, they came to view our property located on Breakers Dr and immediately showed interest. The following Saturday 6/3/17 the ***'s came back to the home to do a second walk through, upon being pleased they put down a $3000 deposit to take the property off the market. This entailed signing a deposit contract that states in section D under "Home Inspection", which the tenant buyer has the right to have the property inspected by licensed building inspector; if not satisfied with results of the report they may cancel the contract.

We then advised the Ipok's we would paint the ceilings and trim of the entire home. In addition to having the home and carpets professionally cleaned. The Ipok's requested 1 bedroom to be painted and that was also agreed to by Mr.. The Ipok's advised they have done lease options in the past and they would like to flip this property. And since they were currently working on other flip properties in Missouri, they requested to view the home when they returned to Florida.

The following week Mr. called Mr. and advised they were having financial issues with their current investment deal, and that they were "tight on money". On Thursday 6/22/17, Mrs.Ipok met with Mr. at the property. Mrs. Ipok came in the door with a cancellation of agreement she typed up, stating the home was in poor condition. This letter was drafted before she had entered the home.

The house was professionally painted, cleaned, debris removed, carpets shampooed and cleaned. At this time we had documentation of what was done to the property. Mrs. stated the home was not to her approval. It was advised that she have the house professionally inspected by a licensed individual. And reconvene when both parties involved in the contract have had an opportunity to view the property. We advised the Ipok's via phone anything they were unhappy with could be discussed and resolved. Mr. scheduled a meeting for Thursday 6/29/17. Mr. Ipok never showed to this appointment.

The company had made several attempts via phone and text to contact Mr.Ipok with no response, following the missed appointment. On Thursday 7/6/17 the Ipok's wrote on C21's Facebook page stating Mr. "stole from them". Following this post and accusation, Mr.Ipok then made a series of complaints alleging the same thing. Then contacted Mr., making threats for the deposit to be returned. It was advised, again to have the house professionally inspected, and then viewed by both parties involved in the contract. This also was never done. As of now the Ipok's are out of contract, legal action has been pursued on behalf of both parties.

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Wow, where do I start. How about on July 14th, 2017 when the Revdex.com contacted me by email stating that *** had advised them that I was not even a customer of his and he did not do business with us. The Revdex.com requested proof which I provided. That in itself should show the kind of person we are dealing with here. His first sentence says we immediately showed interest. Well, that is true and we did fill out an application with him after he advised us that he was going to make a bunch of improvements to the home and improve a few safety hazards that were present as well as spray for bugs since there was a live roach infestation. After calling him several times over the next two days he said we were approved and wanted to meet us at the home immediately to collect $3,000.00. We met *** at the home on July 3rd and *** once again made promises as to what improvements were going to be made to the home prior to move-in. We said we were going out of town and simply could not take his word for it. Both my wife Erin and I noticed that something was sketchy feeling about the way *** spoke of home improvements. As such both my wife and I are experienced with new home and remodel construction business having owned our own construction/property management business in Missouri for over 10 years. After we advised *** we were going out of town, however would like to inspect the home prior to moving forward, after he was to make the improvements we discussed during the walk through, he advised us to write down an inspection period after June 22nd, 2017 and initial the paper as you can clearly see in the exhibit we have sent to the Revdex.com. *** advised if the home was not to our liking at that time we would be entitled to our Earnest Money Deposit Refund. When my wife and I left the house after signing the agreement and handing over a $3,000.00 check to *** we both felt sick to our stomach. We honestly felt like we had just been scammed and hustled. However, with time running out on finding a rental home in the school district we were wanting due to my wife's job relocation we felt like we didn't have any other options. We left for Missouri and then my wife flew back on June 20th to be at work on the 21st. In the meantime, I had researched *** and found out that he was a felon and had been arrested for Rape, and Armed Burglary. I also found a review of another person who had lost $1500.00 due to *** not following through on his word with that couple who also had filed a complaint, although that time he said they notified him verbally, however did not notify him in writing so they lost their earnest money. Due to ***'s past and our general overall uneasy feeling with the way he spoke to us at our walk through, we wrote a letter giving notice of our option not to pursue this rental should the home not be fixed as he said it were going to be. My wife visited the home herself while I was in Missouri, and found that the electrical outlets were still hanging out of the walls, the roach infestation was still present, with torn screens on windows with duct tape on them, paint overspray throughout home, and many walls left unpainted as discussed during our walk through. My wife called me in Missouri and told me the condition of the home and I had her take pictures and hand deliver *** the declination letter, advising *** that he did not follow through on his part of the agreement. *** refused to sign the paper we gave him that day so we immediately also sent the letter certified mail. *** then called me in Missouri on my cell phone and began to belittle my wife and tell me that she did not know what she was talking about. I advised *** not to speak ill of my wife and that she had sent me photos and the home was not ready to be rented. *** said to give him a few more days and he would fix some of the items we addressed. I advised *** that he had 2.5 weeks since we last spoke to make the repairs necessary and he had not done so. I advised *** that I was in Missouri working on rental homes myself that I own and I would feel embarrassed to show a home like he just showed us. *** made several remarks including saying that he paid people from his church to paint the home and that was why it looked so bad, he also said the hauled off 2 truckloads of junk from the home. *** stated that he had spent over $400.00 getting the home ready. I laughed at him and said that I had spent that before breakfast that morning on my home in Missouri that I was working on. I also advised him that I was spending tens of thousands of dollars on the rental and that is what you do to make homes nice to be presented to perspective clients. I never ever made a comment as to say that "money was tight". It actually is the complete opposite and I am not in any way having any financial issues. This is coming from *** again, the felon. *** made no attempt to refund our earnest money and in fact has presented us with multiple lies after that conversation. Mr. in fact on July 7th, *** said in text messages he was willing to meet with us and give us our $3,000.00 earnest money deposit back if we would retract our complaint to the Revdex.com and also write a letter to century 21 realty retracting our statement, as well as not file a complaint with the Florida State office of professional business licenses on Mr. Real Estate License. *** said multiple times that day he was at different locations in Florida and was trying to come up with the money for our refund in which he never followed though. I have copies of the text message exchange I am more than happy to share with the Revdex.com. *** first said meet at 330pm, then pushed it to 430, then pushed it to 7pm, then at 7pm states "I was unaware we are still meeting, give me a few minutes" then pushed it back to 8pm, then states that he is not refunding the money. All while my wife and I and the kids were in the Wesley Chapel area waiting on him to respond. Mr. states the following lies in his letter.
1. "upon being pleased they put down a $3000" we were not pleased at all, he had repairs to do
2. "home and carpets professionally cleaned"
3. "house was professionally painted"
4. "advised they were having financial issues"
5. "tight on money"
6. "scheduled a meeting for Thursday 6/29/2017"
7. "company made several attempts"
Just to name a few of the untruthful comments *** made in the letter response to the Revdex.com on July 14th, 2017. Mr. has multiple alias business names and websites in to which it appears that he is attempting to defraud more victims. This is a plea to help stop Mr. from further harming the public. To give a better idea of the type of person Mr. is, here is a list of Mr. arrest.
*** Pierre *** was booked in Hillsborough County, FL on 7/01/2013 at 22:01 for probable cause Rape.
*** P *** was booked in Hillsborough County, FL on 6/04/2005 at 01:04 for Carrying concealed firearm and driving while suspended.
*** Pierre *** was booked in Hillsborough County, FL on 5/17/2006 at 05:53 for driving while suspended.
Jonathon Pierre *** was booked in Hillsborough County, FL on 10/27/2006 at 15:04 for possession of cannabis less than 20 grams and driving while suspended.
*** Pierre Croneyharris was put under arrest because of Armed Burglary Battery Domestic which he had been accused with. *** Pierre Croneyharris was arrested on 3/08/2012 and booked by the St. Petersburg Police and released on. He has black hair and brown eyes, his build is slim and he weights 181 pounds. *** Pierre Croneyharris was born on 8/12/1986.

Jonathan H. of Innovative Home Group, LLC is a 100% scam artist. He lures you to homes you believe will be rent to own and then the price he tells you on the phone will be increased by $15-20,000. Which will be 20% higher than current market value. Jon will then make promises and state that he is a christian man of God. He will then ask you for a large down payment to take the home off the market which you are basically throwing away because he has no intentions of making the corrections and improvements to the home, only to scam his way into keeping your money if you decide you do not want it, even in writing, following the terms of the agreement 100%. I will update this review with a court case number once one has been assigned for all to see proof of Jonathan's actions. In our case he stole $3,000.00 from our family and refused to refund it.

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