renttoretirement.com Reviews 4

TrustScore 2.5 out of 5

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Rated 2 out of 5 stars

Don't trust Bigger Pockets

I find it interesting how their reviews on BiggerPockets are all 5-star whereas every other place has more balanced reviews.

I was ALMOST dupped into a deal with them. Their underwriting is incredibly optimistic yetI know enough to do my due diligence. However, they won't give you the actual property address and ask you to trust the numbers in their proforma. I was about to sign on a property where they underwote it with a certain monthly rental. I then found the EXACT property listed for rent for much less! When I questioned RTR, they punted and had every excuse. I think Matthew is slimy and clearly cares most about closing as many deals as possible. He's always in a rush and tries to smooth talk you into believing everythign he says.

I saved myself from a shitty deal and I'm so glad I didn't "trust" Matthew as he kept telling me to.

The worst part about it is he never even apologized.

18 March 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Do NOT work with Rent to Retirement

My husband and I started working with Rent To Retire retirement after we attended BP Conn in Las Vegas. The whole pitch was 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 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 that 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 it 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.

Rent To Retire retirement as they are a total scam. Be aware!

9 March 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Their network is borderline criminal

I have never bought a property through them, but I have worked with three of their recommended vendors.

Their preferred lender closed my application the week I submitted it. They didn't explain why.

Turdus Wealth Strategies, I financial coaching company they have a relationship with, walked my through one contract then gave me another version to sign without informing me of the change. They provided no coaching during the year of coaching I paid for and refused to issue a refund.

NCH, their recommended asset protection firm promotes an illegal asset protection strategy. This is the one I blame them for the most. They gave my information to NCH before I had even talked to anyone at R2R and this illegal strategy is all NCH offers. R2R cannot know how a vendor will treat every costumer, but they should be able to tell if a companies product is legal or not.

9 April 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

WORST COMPANY EVER!!!

WORST COMPANY EVER!!!
They lied about several things, but more than that, they legally are required to disclose sale information and they left out key pieces of information, LIKE the property manager they include, HOLDS the rent for 30 days, meaning you close, pay out all the funds to close, with a promise that your first payment to the loan will be covered, as their will be a renter in place, BUT you will have to pay the mortgage out of pocket, BECAUSE the property manager will NOT Provide the rent payment to you, because they HOLD the rent for 30 days. Clearly stated that renter moves in on May 01, pays rent on May 01, but the property manager pays May 01 Rent on June 01.

When questioning this, they stated they were upset about my order tonhold off on the purchase, BECAUSE I WAS TOO Much trouble, asking a question and voicing concern. Then stated they wanted to part ways.

This is ILLEGAL to NOT disclose that they hold money, not anywhere does it state it. I only found this out because I asked how the process worked with thebsale and property management. When would we be receiving rent payments and how. They never had a walk thru call explaining the process, just a forced contract thay was not clear, an immediate requirement to sign the purchase contract, and give non-refundable deposit.

This is not only wrong, but EVERY property manager I've spoken with or worked with, says this is not correct or hadn't heard about it, as well as all of our lenders stated it's not normal.

These people don't want you to have a brain and question anything, and when you do, they ostracize you for it.

I caution you not to do business with these people, you will regret it.

I'm making my complaints to the SEC as well, and will voice mybopinion everywhere.

Do your research, lots of complaints have been filed about this company.

21 May 2025
Unprompted review

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