Stay far away from QuickFlip Constructions LLC, Lambros Ballas and Ramon Gonzalez

Stay far away from QuickFlip Constructions LLC, Lambros Ballas and Ramon Gonzalez

Investor · Member since 2023 · 2 posts · 1 vote

This is a WARNING. If you're considering this company, stop right now.

We hired them in October 2024 for a flip that was supposed to take THREE months. Instead, they dragged us along for over a YEAR with excuses, lies, and zero accountability. We finally fired them because our holding costs exploded while they did almost nothing. It genuinely felt like we were robbed.

They do NOT finish projects on time. They do NOT show up. We paid exactly according to the contract—and even paid an extra $5,000 just to try to get them moving—but all we got were more delays and more demands for money. Their project manager, Laron, practically begged for cash nonstop, claiming the project would move once they “got more funds.” Total lie.

Their so-called “sleep-at-night guarantee” is a joke. Just a tactic to make you feel safe while they string you along. Lambros will promise you anything to get your signature. Ramon will say yes to everything upfront, then hit you with inflated charges later—sometimes doubled or tripled—and they’ll basically hold your project hostage until you pay.

I’ve done flips in California, Hawaii, and Georgia. I have NEVER dealt with a contractor this unprofessional, unreliable, or deceptive.

And don’t trust the old Key Glee endorsements you see online. Even people who once promoted them are now calling them out. Check the recent reviews—others are going through the same nightmare.

If you hire them, expect stress, lies, delays, extra charges, and a project that will drag on indefinitely. There are plenty of reputable contractors out there. These guys are NOT one of them.

STAY FAR AWAY. Consider this your due diligence and your warning.

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  • Peter MckernanBusiness Member
    Residential Real Estate Agent · Irvine, CA · Member since 2013 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
    10mo

    Sorry to hear that about the delays and all that happened on this flip. There are many contractors out there that promise the world and end up under delivering. So many posts on BP about this and many others that really get people to not even do another flip. I'm not an attorney, but I would look to speak to one about your ability to take them to court to recoup the lost time and money on the project. If this truly was something that was promised and they did not hit the mark with many months and dollars lost It is worth calling a local attorney in GA to ask and walk them through the situation. 

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  • Investor · Member since 2023 · 2 posts · 1 vote
    10mo

    Thanks Peter

  • James JonesPro Member
    Investor · Collierville, TN 38017 · Member since 2017 · 772 posts · 569 votes
    10mo

    Thanks for sharing this, Joe. Sorry you had to go through that, holding costs piling up while a contractor drags a project out is one of the toughest situations for any investor.

    This is a solid reminder for all of us to double-check licenses, verify recent projects directly with past clients, and structure payment draws based on actual completed work. The right contractor can make or break a flip, and unfortunately the wrong one can erase your entire margin.

    Appreciate you putting this out there. It’s experiences like this that help other investors avoid the same pitfalls. If you’re open to it, would be helpful to hear what red flags you noticed in hindsight so others know what to watch for.

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