We just bought and sold our second home with Ryan & Brandi Brown at Re-Max. This is the…read moresecond time we have relied on them for friendly, professional, excellent real estate service. They are very knowledgeable and new just what we needed/wanted. They made it happen for us and we couldn't be happier. We will think of them as part of our family and will miss them on our new journey! Highly recommended!

RE/MAX of Farmington provides the professional experience when buying selling and investing in real…read moreestate.

Jennifer Marken at Tafoya Realty is an amazing real estate agent!! She was 100% on top of every…read morelittle detail all the way through the home buying process. She is always extremely helpful, and very professional and a real joy to work with. I would highly recommend her!!

From the owner: In our experience as Farmington and San Juan County real estate professionals, we've also found…read morethat providing the very best service is essentially about putting our clients first. This means being accessible, being a good listener as well as a good communicator, and responding quickly to your needs. This "client first" philosophy has always been our approach and it requires us to continually improve our skills and ways of doing business. In addition, we've found that the latest technologies are enabling us to do everything we've always done, only much more quickly and efficiently. They've also helped us to extend the range of services we provide to our clients.

People here are friends of my family. They are very trustworthy, patient, and knowledgeable in all…read morematters pertaining to real estate. We are closing on our first house and they helped us iron out all the details so that we understood everything perfectly clear. I recommend American Dream Realty to anyone looking for a new home or any other real estate need!

From the owner: If you're looking for real estate, homes or property in the Farmington, or San Juan County area, we…read morecan help you choose the right home or property for your needs and will guide you towards making an informed real estate decision in the Farmington, and surrounding market. We pride ourselves in being able to give all our clients important local information based on years of living and enjoying all the San Juan County area has to offer.

If you want to sell your home and want the BEST, you have to go with Sam Todd and his team! I…read morelisted my home with another realtor and it sat on the market for 3 months. I listed it with Sam Todd at Remax and he had it sold in 1 week!!! He and his team handled everything with efficiency and expertise!!! Kept in great communication with me and made everything so easy and stress free!!!

Allen knew his way around town. I found a house that I liked on the first day and he was easy to…read morecommunicate with and helped me to find people to hire for things I needed done

After the first conversation with Allen, we immediately knew he was what we needed. He was…read moreresponsive, helpful, arranged for items needed prior to closing. Without hesitation, recommend him for selling your home!

One Star - Because If I Could Give Zero, It would Still Feel Too Generous…read moreLet me take you on a journey. A tale of cat urine, patchy paint, and a property management company whose motto must surely be "Do Less." When we moved into our rental managed by SoWesCo, we were greeted by the unmistakable aroma of eau de cat pee. One of the bedrooms was clearly used as a full time litter box by the previous tenants' cats. The smell was otherworldly. I'm talking industrial-strength, eye-watering, knock-you-out-from-the-hallway levels of ammonia. No amount of "cleaning" (and I use that term loosely, because SoWesCo certainly did) ever touched it. "Oh it's been professionally cleaned." Okay, so why did you leave the windows open for a month? Surely it wasn't to air out the smell? Also the fun little trinkets and screws we found in the carpet told us otherwise. We begged SoWesCo to address it. Their response? Essentially: "Well, you have dogs, so who cares?" Because apparently, if you're a pet owner, you deserve to inhale toxic fumes like it's your birthright. After two years of complaints, we finally wrote directly to the property owner. Then and only then were we granted permission to pay half the cost to replace the carpets ourselves. So yes, we paid over $1,000 to replace flooring we didn't damage just to make the place livable, so that we didn't cry every time we opened that bedroom door (was it emotional tears, or were our eyes just watering from the ammonia? Who knows). On top of the health hazard the cat carpet posed, the rest of the lvp flooring throughout the house had actually changed color. Because it never occurred to them that not only does the carpet need to be cleaned between tenants, but the tan turned brown lvp floor should also be steamed. But wait, there's more! The front gravel yard was a time capsule of poor life choices: we're talking literal hundreds of cigarette butts embedded in the rock like it was an archaeological dig site. We spent hours cleaning them up. YEARS later, on the day we moved out, we were still finding butts that had clearly been fossilized since before our tenancy. Not to mention the actual litter boxes (yes, plural) we found full of somehow both wet and crusty cat turds left in the yard. Did SoWesCo care? Of course not. That level of filth somehow fell on us to resolve, like we were contestants on a sadistic home makeover show: "Extreme Cleanup: Previous Tenant Edition." When we moved out, I tried to patch decade-old holes in the walls from past tenants. I even used the paint they left in the laundry room. That act of goodwill? Apparently a crime. We were told I "did a number" on the property and had to be "fixed." With "cheap paint," of course--for our benefit. How thoughtful! SoWesCo clearly caters to the homeowners and NOT the tenants. Just look at the 5 star reviews that all the homeowners leave for them. So, if you're a prospective tenant, take this as your sign: Do not rent from SoWesCo unless you enjoy subsidizing landlord laziness, inhaling biological warfare, and being punished for having basic human decency.

Called the office to get two lots listed for sale at Navajo Dam. The first broker called back the…read morenext day and said no one was interested in the listing. I reached out to family who knew a broker here and suggested I call him and ask for a recommended agent who would take the listings. He agreed to take the listing based on the relationship with our family. 5 days later we still have no listing and upon followup, the response from the broker was "working it in my schedule as I can". Clearly, this company is not interested in listings near Navajo Dam. They do not have a client focus and we would advise buyers and sellers to beware, as their interests are clearly not your interests.

This " business" is not a very professional one. They will take your personal information and pass…read moreit around like its no big thing. When looking for a home or selling your own, the place you choose is important. Your agent is there to help you in a HUGE life decision, give you all the best options, be on YOUR side and help you throughout the process. PERSONAL and PRIVATE information that is given to a business in confidence and then shared or disclosed to others outside of work for unprofessional and malicious intent and purposes is beyond all business ethics and codes there is. Pamela W.,Brandon R. & Jennifer G. - YOU ALL SHOULD BE ASHAMED of yourselves

they are brokers of my agent and not helpful after purchasing. When they got their commission and…read morethat is it. I bought a house and after closing, the seller did not do their part right as a contract said. I asked them to do the right thing for me as the contract said, I did not ask anything over the buyer and seller agreement. They said after purchase, this is the dispute between buyer and seller.