"Working with Ashton Ballard to manage our long-distance move from Massachusetts to Georgia was an…read moreabsolute dream. Before we even made the move, Ashton spent time on the phone helping us narrow down neighborhoods and align our search with our top priorities. When it came to viewing homes, she was direct, honest, and incredibly knowledgeable. Coming from the Northeast, we were totally unfamiliar with local structural nuances like stucco exteriors, but Ashton proactively pointed out exactly what to look for. Her expertise didn't stop at finding the house, either--she connected us with fantastic local vendors, including a great mortgage broker, cleaners, electricians, and engineers for a retaining wall project. Her guidance on crafting a competitive offer got us the home we loved, and the entire paperwork and closing process was seamless and efficient. We were genuinely amazed at how effortless buying a home from 1,000 miles away could be. If you are relocating or buying locally, you could not ask for a better advocate than Ashton!"

Leah Martin is thoughtful and forward thinking. She is a stellar member of this group and I highly…read morerecommend her for any buying or selling needs. If you are looking for someone who will do their homework before meeting with you and your potential homes, Leah is it. She has consistently shown up prepared and works diligently to find you the right property. Cannot recommend enough!

It's a long over due review for Bruce and his team - for helping me assess and sell a property in…read moreAugust 2023. I had a rental property that was poorly managed and was being up-charged for repairs due to the negligence of the property manager. I reached out to Bruce to help me assess the situation - whether I should pay for the fee, whether to move to another property manager or sell the property. Bruce recommended selling and helped me market and sell in a short amount of time. He and his team were efficient and demonstrated a high level of integrity throughout the process. I would highly recommend the team and will use their service again in the Atlanta area.

Sold our home is few days with multiple offers. My family can now relocate to new home in Sandy…read moreSprings realtor help find. Great service!

I found a great loft with these people... they def. know what they are talking about. I also go one…read moremonth free rent. Great company if your looking to save.

Great service from Start to finish. Thanks to Tamzem D. And…read moreJoseph P. For a great job. Prompt and professional!

Excellent customer service and fantastic turnaround time. Helen was professional, friendly, and…read moreunderstanding of my need to appraise a house quickly. I called Worth Every Dollar on Friday, and by Monday, I had someone out to appraise the home, and I had the report by the end of the week. The report was accurate and helped me get the taxes lowered. There isn't a better appraiser that exists. The rates were reasonable and worth every penny! I will be recommending Worth Every Dollar Appraisals to all of my clients.

If you're thinking about going through the NACA homebuying process, I wanted to share a little…read moreabout my experience so far. The NACA process is definitely different from a traditional homebuying experience. It requires patience, organization, communication, and staying on top of your documents. There are several steps involved, including attending the NACA workshop, becoming a NACA member, completing your financial review, working with your counselor, getting mortgage-ready, finding a home, and eventually moving toward closing. One thing I appreciate about the process is that it really makes you take a close look at your finances. You have to be prepared to provide documentation and explain your financial history. It can feel overwhelming at times, especially when you're waiting for updates or trying to understand what is needed next, but each step is designed to get you closer to homeownership.

I just started the NACA Process and had my initial meeting. She was extremely thorough in telling…read moreme the steps I need to take become qualified. I'm excited to go on this journey.

Kyle came highly recommended by a friend and exceeded expectations! He was kind and personable…read moreright off the bat, and it was immediately evident how knowledgeable and experienced he is. Great attention to detail (quickly learned my desired styles and found multiple gems) and thorough+concise in his explanations, which is especially helpful for someone going through the process for the first time. It's easy to see that he is sincere about wanting something for his clients that he can legitimately get behind. Never put any pressure on me, while still voicing caution points & other things to take into consideration. He spent a LOT of time on showings for me and consistently followed up with any houses of interest to let me know of possible negotiations or other insights from the agent. In a nutshell, I felt that I was in VERY good hands with a communicative, patient, and highly skilled realtor who went out of their way multiple times to listen to me and to go the extra mile. I enthusiastically recommend him.

Kyle is friendly, communicative, and knowledgable. He helped us purchase our first home. I'd work…read morewith him in the future and recommend him as your realtor.

Jess and the Anna K Intown team always go above and beyond to get the deal done. This is my third…read morepurchase with them and I would recommend them to anyone looking to buy or sell in Atlanta.

I found my agent, Kristen at Anna K Intown, through yelp and I couldn't have been happier with my…read morehome buying experience. As a first time home buyer, I never felt rushed into any decisions, and she was so patient with me. Kristen knows the market well and has a long list of movers, electricians, and painters at the ready to help me out after closing. She made the process so effortless, a real pro!

I chose the accelerated class at the Marietta location. Because this location is also a firm, the…read morelearning area is shared with the owners. What this meant was that we may need to switch classrooms for part of the day to accommodate. This was not at all a problem. The only difference between the classes was that one was a little smaller than the other, but still comfortable. Ms. Jan was our instructor and I highly recommend her. She plainly set class expectations in the beginning and kept the class on task for the entire two-weeks. She was very good at highlighting important information about real estate rules, law, and prepared us for what would be on the exam. Her classroom management skills are stellar. She created an environment of learning, which showed she cared. I highly recommend Barney Fletcher.

Awesome real estate school I would recommend this school any day very professional & directread more

Horrible, nothing but bad attitudes. Has anyone ever heard of the seller paying for photos upfront,…read moreeven before you have a listing agreement signed? Ridiculous!! Crazy how people try to nickel and dime you these days. WARNING STAY AWAY

Great working with RobinSellsAtlanta Very knowledgeable and…read morehelpful on my quest in finding a new home. Grateful for her service

Pleasant surroundings, management, and neighbors. Lovely grounds. 24- hour security. Best value…read morein Buckhead.

I moved out of Slaton Manor a month ago, but I lived there for eight years and every year the HOA…read morepayments have increased while the building continues to be in shambles. When my brother first purchased his unit years ago, he was told the HOA was in talks to sell the property and it would be a quick sale/buyout. They continue to hold out because they are trying to get larger-than-property-valued payout. Everyone who lives in the building has to vote to sell in order for a buyout to happen and the majority of those who live there are elderly. The realtors who live in the building have offered laughable prices and are trying to get a larger than normal commission. Every year the place gets worse and worse. A few years ago, the exterior panels were falling off, and, rather than do anything about it, and the HOA hired the most expensive company in Buckhead to put their equipment ("renting the equipment" as I was told) on the property, paid them for nearly 7 months without a panel being replaced and then removed their equipment after I and several other residents filed a complaint. The rotting panels were still on the back side of the property last I saw. A tree branch fell on my girlfriend's windshield, causing the windshield, the side mirrors and door frame to be replaced. Insurance covered it and her deductible was $400. After a month of e-mails and waiting for replies, the building manager said "an arborist" was called in to investigate the tree and since it was deemed healthy, the HOA is not responsible. I asked which arborist was called in to investigate, considering healthy tree limbs don't fall for no reason, and I haven't gotten a reply. The week before I was sent that e-Mail, all the trees were scheduled to be pruned back (I am still in their e-Mail database and get the updates). The HOA is high because all you have to pay for is Wifi, and it is in a perfect location. Those are the only positive things I can think of. There's no laundry in your unit, parking spaces are limited and are usually all purchased immediately (a new resident told me their realtor told them they could park four cars per unit), there's mold everywhere, no ventilation, monthly water shut off, no security (there's a number you can call and they will deem if you need help. I called when the fire alarm went off and I was told that wasn't necessary), you can smell your neighbors cooking, hear them when they use the bathroom and when they argue. Thankfully, I no longer live at this building.