I would 200% recommend using Chris. He is straight up and an honest individual who cares about his…read moreclients. He makes all the effort in getting you the best possible deal. With that being said, I met Chris in early 2020 at the start of the coronavirus pandemic. My credit score was not quite there. Despite not being pre qualified, Chris took the time out of his day, knowing very well that I could have been a loss of time for him and he still scheduled showings for us all the way in San tan valley. The possibility that he was potentially wasting his time was high, yet he still made the effort to help us. Unfortunately due to the pandemic, we remained ineligible to purchase a home until early 2021. We fell out of contact and eventually I reached out to him once I was eligible. Chris remembered me and got to work right away to find me a home. Within one week, he found us the perfect home. Throughout the process, Chris was very responsive to his emails and texts, keeping us updated daily and guiding us through it. We encountered many hurdles which he professionally maneuvered through. During the closing process we had the potential of appraising lower than we offered. Chris negotiated an appraisal for the latest possible time in order to allow nearby comps to close, resulting in our home being appraised higher than expected which helped us get 100% funding from our VA loan and no out of pocket difference since we offered higher than asking. Chris's strategic leadership and professionalism got us the best possible deal. I will never use another real estate agent as long as he is within my grasp. I highly recommend Chris to anyone looking for a home, especially a veteran. As an extension of this review, we would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to you Chris. Thank you so much for making our first home become a reality.

I sought the services of Chris Tran in June 2019, and I feel it's time to write a review about my…read moreexperience. Initially I was impressed as I sent him an email on a Sunday afternoon, and he responded quickly and got the ball rolling. I had just moved to the area and needed to get some financial items in order but was ready to view homes in a couple of weeks. I pretty much knew that condos were going to be the vast majority of options in my price range and expressed that to him as well as the mortgage broker he referred me to, and I received push back about it, mostly from the latter. I was still open to condos, and luck was on my side as there was one below my price range that had been on the market for a couple of weeks. After seeing it in person, I knew I wanted to make an offer. Chris even suggested that it was over priced, which made it sweeter. I left with the expectation that he would write an offer at the terms we discussed and felt confident that it would be considered if not accepted. However, my hopes were dashed as I received a call from Chris a couple of hours later discouraging me from this property. He had been in contact with the mortgage broker and described fees and other hurdles with condos. Chris himself did not seem very sure or confident about this type of real estate in my opinion, and he should have mentioned these things WHILE we were viewing the property and not call me hours after being instructed to write an offer. After hearing his arguments, I decided not to make an offer and resumed my search with him focusing on townhouses and single-family homes. My confidence in Chris eroded from that point. For example, we went to an open house for a townhouse that reeked of cigarette smoke. He said they would have trouble selling it, but it was under contract after that weekend. Also, I made an offer on a separate townhouse, which he said was competitive. It was not accepted. This same property went back on the market, and I contacted him about it, but no new offer was made. The original offer had expired, so I don't know how I was even in the running for it the second time. Then again, I'm not a real estate agent. Finally, he showed me a property that was tens of thousands above my price range, which he said was to show me what a single-family home could buy at a higher price, but I was not willing to go that high. If that was the point, why not show me million-dollar properties? All the while, the original condo was still on the market, and I continued to express my interest to him. Although Chris might have been somewhat receptive to it, the mortgage broker shot down any hopes I had. Finally, after about another week of fruitless searches, I told Chris I wanted to make an offer on that condo. Period. Imagine my shock when literally an hour or two if not moments before I had e-signed my offer, it went under contract. I was furious and devastated. From my initial viewing to other attempts to express how much I liked that condo, it fell on deaf ears until it was too late. I was finished with Chris and his mortgage broker at this point. He tried to get me to continue with him, but fool me once . . . He even had the audacity to say that I didn't tell him I wanted the cheapest property available. That's insulting because a) finding out the needs/wants of the buyer is his job as a real estate agent, b) I had expressed my needs/wants if not explicitly then during the viewings, and c) I was very clear that I liked that condo and wanted to make an offer. Never once was my sole intention the cheapest place. If that was the case, I would have bought a tent and camped out under the 202. My mistake was not demanding that Chris make an offer or releasing him sooner as there were red flags. If something was structurally wrong with the property, I would have had the inspection to determine that. Moreover, while I can understand the arguments that condos are not as good of an investment as others, I saw the value in this property in particular. If the market tanked, I would be in much better shape with a lower payment. I found another real estate agent who helped me get into a condo, and even though I like my new home, I'm disappointed with my experience with Chris. That first condo was the perfect mix of size, price, updates, and location for me, and I feel that he and his mortgage broker were the main reasons I am not in that place today. This review is part therapy and part warning to others to do your homework when searching for an agent. Sure, listen to their concerns, but ultimately, you're buying and living in the place. There's always the inspection too. Remember - real estate agents work for you, not the other way around. I learned this lesson the hard way with Chris.

This business hit the skids. There is only Jeff Davis and one part-time guy who isn't a broker. The…read moreAZ office is never open, the NV office doesn't exist, and Davis tells clients and prospective buyers to only contact him only by email. Multiple complaints with NV & AZ Depts. of Real Estate. AVOID!

Our broker was extremely difficult to get a hold of my phone or email. After finding his work cell…read morephone through his website and getting a hold of him, he sent an email basically telling us to only email him.

Todd Smith is a prince among realtors. Despite his best efforts the house did not get an acceptable…read moreoffer. I live in Ca. Todd has helped with staging, hauling debris, light maintenance and cleaning on my behalf. I have. Ever known a realtor that is such a stand up guy. Honest and full of integrity

We were referred to Todd by a good friend after he sold and helped them buy their new home…read more The first thing Todd J. Smith with Realty One Group did was come out to the house to meet with us and give us some pointers - what to remove, touch-up, repair or replace. We probably did 10 things, but didn't spend more than $500. While we worked on that, Todd previewed the other active listings and spoke with the listing agent on a couple that we're pending sale and a few that closed recently. He even took me out to look at some relevant comparables in the area. Although we both thought he did a good job pricing our home and helping us prepare it for sale, we soon learned the importance of having an agent who really knows the purchase process well. Todd did an awesome job helping us negotiate the best deal. He also took the time to outline the critical dates between acceptance and closing. All of that is challenging enough, but on top of that he had to deal with what appeared to be an especially difficult buyer's agent. Todd was in constantly in contact with us with important updates, or just to ask how we were doing. Not only did we receive and accept an offer 7 days after going active, but the net proceeds from the sale were within a few hundred dollars of what he estimated. In addition to managing our sale, Todd worked hard to find us a short-term rental that fit our family's needs while we wait for our new home to be built. As if that all was not enough, a couple days before closing Todd paid for a last minute repair and showed up with a U-Haul trailer to help us move to our new place. I have never heard of a realtor doing that - ever. He simply treated us like we were family. Todd's work ethic, attention to detail and ability to close a deal makes him a great Realtor, but those are not his best qualities. From participating in our daughter's cookie dough school fundraiser to spending a whole week day helping us move, Todd is a great person and friend.

I can't say enough great things about Mark and Katherine at Reckling Properties. These two have…read morehelped my husband and I buy and sell homes for a few years now and we are forever grateful for all they have done for us. The folks at Reckling Properties are patient, understanding and thorough in finding and selling homes. They have a strong understanding of the Central Phoenix market, although I am told they have gone out of their way to help find and sell homes outside this area. They are a great team, always responding to our calls and e-mails with prompt service and support and making sure all the details in each of our home sales and purchases goes over without a hitch. Specifically I have known Mark to aggressively follow up on any leads that might come in for the purchase of your home, following up with individual agents about the various home viewings and ensuring that the home is market ready, priced right and that the buyers know you are willing to negotiate. During negotation, Mark is warm and builds rapport so that when you are buying a home, you are certain to feel like you have negotiated the bests possible deal with the seller's agent. I love working with Reckling Properties and I highly recommend them. I am certain they have saved me time and money in our effort to find homes. They are also very fun! I love house hunting with them, they never give up and they always make me smile even when the search is fruitless and frustrating. You won't be disappointed with Reckling Properties.

It was a pleasure to work with Mark and Kathleen. They beat out another offer to get their buyers a…read moregreat home and managed a contingent offer like pros. The transaction was smooth in part to their efforts. Hope to do more deals with Reckling Properties LLC in the future.

Working with MCO's Mayra Petrone was a complete win. She is a joy to work with: professional,…read morethorough, hard working, communicates timely and with detailes messages. I can't say enough good things about how well the sale went from start to finish, even with a few tough challenges. Besides that, she is a very pleasant and positive person. I would recommend Mayra to anyone who wants the best realtor in town. John Jenkins

MCO is a fantastic company with great agents and brokers! Quality service with a incredible history…read morein Fountain Hills!

Adam Burgus was the realtor for a family member's house who passed away. Adam helped the family…read morenavigate all of the red tape and obstacles that come along with an estate where there was no Will. This was a nightmare for the family however, Adam helped with every step of the process through closing the sale. You couldn't ask for a better experience than the one this family had with Adam Burgus! He is an amazing and knowledgeable professional and also very kind and considerate of the emotional toll this has been on the family. Thank you Adam for taking care of everyone through this process.

Adam is a phenomenal realtor. He found us a house right away and closed in 28 days. He makes sure…read moreyou understand everything and walks you through the process with ease. He truly cares about his clients!

Jaques was a wonderful agent, and I am so glad that he was alongside my wife and I throughout the…read morehome buying process. We were in the $250k range for our first home. I would have assumed that this wasn't in Jaques field of expertise, but I was wrong. We worked with him from May to July 2020. He knew exactly what to do, he can almost predict how things will turn out. He is really responsive, and when I mean responsive, I mean you can call him and he's going to pick up or respond in some form almost immediately. You can tell Jaques is passionate about real estate to the point that you almost see him get excited when looking at properties. Most of our process was done online due to COVID, but when you want to look at a property, he will work with you. He's a dedicated person to their job and will have your best interest in mind, whether you want an investment home or a forever home. I couldn't have asked for a better realtor.

There was an ad on LinkedIn advertising a job from this company and it was a scam the next day it…read morewas removed AFTER I interviewed with someone on Skype for an hour then I called this company and there was no answer entering online was "fishy" the scanners sent me a fake check to deposit into my account which I didn't I'd be careful dealing with this company as I don't think it's legit I think it was all set up by the scammers

Rob Adler helped me find and buy my house 9 years ago. He helped me sell the same house 9 years…read morelater. Rob and his team are experts and can help you complete the most important purchase/sale of your life. The Adlers are good people and can be TRUSTED. Rob also has the magical ability to quickly respond and make you feel like you are his only customer. Highly recommended.

We were so lucky to work with the Adlers on buying our first home VIRTUALLY! Michelle had helped us…read moreevery step of the way including finding a temporary rental via Sandy. Not only is Michelle a great and caring realtor but she has amazing taste and helped us pick out beautiful finishes for our home. We are very pleased with our experience- I highly recommend her services.