Jen Schmitt is indeed an exceptional agent! I met Jen when I, myself, was a real estate agent. I…read morewas impressed with her level of knowledge and the amount of data she always had about the market. So it was a no-brainer for me to work with her after I retired from the business since I was determined to work with someone I thought was one of the best in the area. Jen Schmitt is ALWAYS available for questions and local insight. Her responsiveness was incredible--if she didn't pick up immediately, she always called back in short order. Seriously. I purchased an older home with a reticent seller for my daughter, which I would later resell to her once we had made the necessary renovations--so it wasn't a straightforward deal. However, Jen worked with me to ensure all parties were on the same page, so we were ready to close in a brief period. Jen gathered an incredible amount of information about the process and the status of inspections. The data delivery was straightforward: present the info and talk about pros/cons/strategy for moving forward. Jen treated the situation like she was my daughter (who would eventually be purchasing the property). She looked out for both my family and me. She always had our best interests in mind. Jen will work with you to make your desires a reality. She is very well versed in dealing with other real estate agents. Her relaxed, calm mindset kept my anxiety low and gave me the confidence that she would get the job done - and she did! Jen Schmitt's promptness, knowledge of the market, strategic mindset, kindness, and good energy made a potentially chaotic purchase process simple. I recommended her to both friends and family. When I am looking to buy (or sell) again, I will not hesitate to call Jen Schmitt.

I am so grateful that I worked with Jen while buying my house. She walked me through every step of…read morethe process with professional insight and thoughtfulness. Anyone who has bought a house before will tell you how complicated and cumbersome the process can be, but Jen really made everything simple and straightforward. It was so helpful to have someone breakdown the jargon and give me simple action steps at each phase of the purchase. She even went a step further and has been a great resource even after the purchase was complete. I can't say enough about how helpful she was and continues to be.

Not impressed Got…read morethe feeling my little $400k listing was simply not significant enough for her attention and prompt action

When we hired Julie and team that was all we needed!…read more Everything from start to finish was first class, on time, done with excellence and care. Highly recommend and will use them again in the future!

Aaron was a hero of a real estate agent. We were buying a house from another state remotely and he…read moredealt with all kinds of issues like a champ. We felt like we had a real advocate in our corner, and he went above and beyond even after our sale was complete to make sure we felt welcome and taken care of. You can't go wrong asking Aaron to help find you a home!

After my husband and I's experience with Andy Kern, and the rest of the Weichert team, we will…read morenever be using them again, nor will we ever recommend them to anyone else. We are first time home buyers, so everything was brand new to us. We had to have a lot of trust in Andy to be our advocate and guide us every step of the way. It was only after closing that it was brought to our attention that he in fact did NOT have our best interest in mind: The agreement we signed with the sellers stated that the sellers would take care of ALL the repairs listed in inspections. A week after moving in we were having our internet installed. In the process the internet guy found some wires in the walls that should not be there (looked like extension cords). We immediately call Andy since our thought was this was something that should have been found in the inspections. Andy agreed, told us he would take care of it. The next day (was a Friday) all we hear is "we should have a report from electric company on Monday". Monday comes and the only communication we have is "we should have resolution by Wednesday". Thursday arrives and we still heard nothing. My husband and I take it upon ourselves to contact the electric company. His words to us were "Looking at the items on the inspections list, if I would have been told to fix all these items, I would have found this issue. However, I have emails from sellers agent, and Andy specifically stating to not fix certain items". WHAT?? I thank him for the information, and start to find the contact for Weichert. Before I can call them, Annett with Weichert calls me. She tells me she is the inspections coordinator, then explains that Andy did NOT follow their standard process. She said to me "What SHOULD have happened was after the agreement was made between buyers and sellers about repairs, I receive that agreement then order the repairs to be made before closing. In this case, Andy did NOT do this. I never received the seller's response. I did not even know that you closed until this electrical issue arose". She then explains that she will be calling all the contractors to find out what still needed to be completed, and order the repairs. We are very appreciative of her for cleaning up the mess Andy made. We then speak to Beau Dunfee to fill him in on what has happened, and discuss compensation for being lied to, information not being disclosed to us, etc. He says he will speak to Andy, make sure the rest of repairs get done, then we will talk again to come to an agreement for compensation. Three weeks later we receive a card in the mail from Andy. It was a housewarming card with a note saying "it was fun helping you find your new home. I hope things are better now. Please take this gift for anything you may need." Enclosed was a personal check from Andy (not Weichert) for $650. Not all the repairs were done so we waited a week before contacting Beau again. At this point, it was over a month and a half past our closing date and we were still waiting for items to be repaired. I contact Beau and tell him that our patience is wearing thin. I also let him know about the card Andy sent to be sure that was not the compensation (since we never discussed a compensation amount). His response was "how much are you seeking in addition to $650?". My husband calls to speak to him, to remind him how a specific amount was never discussed prior to that check being mailed to us, so as far as we are concerned, this check from Andy (since it was written out of his personal account) was an "I'm sorry" gift. Beau proceeds to tell my husband that he does not understand why we are upset, nor does he understand why we want compensation. Neither my husband nor I have heard the words "I'm sorry" or "I apologize, we will make this right" out of ANY of their mouths. Anette told us straight forward that Andy did not follow the process that he should have. He did not have our best interest in mind. It is only fitting for us to assume that the only thing Andy cared about was his own paycheck. He took advantage of the fact that we are a young couple, with a very young baby (4 months old at the time of closing), first time home buyers, and he knew we would trust his advisement. And as far as Beau goes, it seems as though he will just try to downplay the situation, so he does not have to deal with any of the issues, especially if it means more money coming out their pockets. So if you are looking for a realtor, I would say to stay FAR away from Weichert, especially Andy and Beau. It is extremely unfortunate that our first time home buying experience has turned out this way. What should have been a very exciting and joyful experience, quickly turned into nothing but stressful and disheartening.

I'm so thankful for Hannah Deputy and the entire team at Weichert. My fiancée and I are closing on…read moreour home today, and throughout the process, Hannah's responsiveness, proactivity, insight, patience, and negotiation skills made everything a lot less stressful. We'll definitely be working with her on all of our future real estate transactions. Thank you Hannah!