Requested Documentation to be filled out by Adam Anderson for his clients who are looking to move…read moreout of one of his homes. Adam explained he didn't want to scan/ sign the documentation. Which only would have taken 5 mins of his time. I guess since he's not getting paid to do so it's a waste of his time It's crazy how his profile says " I live helping others and teaching the industry I cherish" but can't take 5 mins of his time to fill out one piece of paper and sign Adam is lazy and rude especially if it not benefiting him in his favor - be careful working with him. I'd prefer to work with someone respectful and customer service oriented who doesn't hang up the phone on people requesting important documentation that can affect people's livelihood. Clearly started out the gate too fast.

I believe buying a home with Dennis Poulsen and Samson Properties was the worst and biggest regret…read moreof our lives and I do not recommend anyone ever work with them. My husband was not aware the inspection contingency was waived on the offer Dennis wrote, and no pre-offer inspection was even done. My husband only found this was waived after the offer was accepted when I read the contract. No CMA was done either. Dennis kept pushing my husband to offer higher than what my husband wanted to offer and he gave us significant pushback and attitude when we asked for repairs. I felt he minimized all our concerns and complaints. He felt like an enemy rather than an advocate during the whole transaction. I believe we ended up paying significantly more with fewer seller repairs because of his involvement. We felt manipulated the whole time as it felt like he was truly working for the seller instead of us. It was extremely difficult to file a complaint about him to his broker, Samson Properties. They promised intervention with another individual to get us through closing, then said she was too busy. They did nothing to help the situation. Dennis denied my allegations, even things I have screenshot evidence of. After the sale, he did not respond to email requests asking the seller basic questions about the flooring, roof, etc on our behalf. Samson was cc'd and did not care. I felt Dennis was primarily focused on closing the deal no matter what for his commission, without due regard for our financial interests, time, or satisfaction. I believe we significantly overpaid due to his involvement. It was the worst experience of my life and I truly regret ever working with him and Samson Properties.

Sarah and Debbie are both amazing Realtors. I love their team concept and process. We send all of…read moreour friend and family in the DC metro area to them.

Failing to adhere to advertised cancelation and listing agreement. I have tried for days to locate…read morethe managing broker contact information to release the listing per the legally binding agreement signed. Office does not respond to emails or phone calls. Agent failed to show my property, failed to reduce price after numerous written an verbal requests, and failed to address issues with MLS listing. Now I can't even get them to adhere to their agreement to release the listing. Avoid these people they are unethical, unprofessional, and useless as sellers agents.

Contacted this agency about a rental on rent.com. The woman answering the phone at 703-815-5700…read morecollected the property address (with some difficulty--she seemed to have some trouble understanding me) that I was calling about. Then she refused to answer me about the availability. Instead asked for my name. When I gave first name only, she asked if she could have my last name. I politely declined and asked again if the property was available. She ignored my question again and asked if the phone number I was calling from was a good contact number (!). I did not confirm, just gave up and ended the call. Talk about not taking a hint. VERY aggressive. I then received an unsolicited call a few minutes later from someone else representing the agency--Jordan (no last name)--from a 571 number. He didn't know what I had called about. I didn't ask to be called back, so there was some confusion while we pieced it together. I had to dig to figure out he was from the same Keller Williams office I'd called. I told him what happened and he explained that the woman answering the phones probably wasn't qualified to give me the information I requested. While that may be the case, she never said anything like that and I don't appreciate the way she handled my call. I also don't appreciate the way she passed the message without my permission and without the necessary details. I asked him about the property I had initially found and he said he'd have to call me back. He did so, to his credit, called again and said it was 'no longer available.' Both of his calls came from two different numbers than the one I had called initially. The property listing seemed too good to be true--a SFH in rural Fairfax for $2200. I wonder if this is a real listing or just a way to generate phone leads. I see there is another review under a different office phone number that indicates robocalls could be an issue from a Keller Williams in Chantilly. I wonder if it's the same people. This all basically meant a lot of wasted time and frustration for me. Very typical these days. Sure seems it may be another agency wasting the time of the good people of the area who are just trying their best to find a home in an unbelievably difficult market.

It's unfortunate that in this day and age, with the technology that exists, agents believe it's…read moreokay to go ghost on clients. I understand that it is a hot market and there is a huge competition out there. But when you continuously call, send texts and emails, trying to find out where your offer stands, and they still have no decency to respond, it really shocks me. I am hoping that no other home buyer has to go thru what we had to with G. Bailey. It was truly disappointing that this person couldn't address any of our messages.

I wanted to take a minute to give a shoutout to the Dominion Valley HOA team. Over the past month…read moreand a half, I've been in the office several times asking questions about roofing projects, roof replacements, approved colors, compliance, and making sure the work we're doing in the community lines up with HOA guidelines. Mari, the Covenants Manager, has been extremely helpful and patient with all of my questions. I also had the chance to meet Tracy, the General Manager, and she was great to work with. Lisa, the Administrative Assistant, has been very resourceful as well. She even helped locate and scan survey documents from the files so we could use them for permitting. Zach, Stacy, Bill, and the rest of the team have all been helpful and approachable whenever I've had questions. As both a Dominion Valley resident and a local business owner, I really appreciate the time they've taken to help me, my customers, and other residents stay on the right track. I've even gone in with questions about exterior colors for my own home, and they took the time to help me make sure everything was compliant. Every time I've been in the office, it's clear they are managing a lot between resident questions, emails, documents, compliance items, and day-to-day community needs. Even with all of that going on, they have always made time to answer my questions and help however they can. Thank you to the Dominion Valley HOA team for all that you do for the community. I truly appreciate your responsiveness, professionalism, and willingness to help.

I won't give you the long story but 10 stars for our manager Michelle. I lost my unit key and fob…read moreand had no back up which turned me into a ball of anxiety. Calmly and so willing to help Michelle found my keys and a fortune cookie in my car. I'm handicapped and need supplemental oxygen to breathe so she retraced my steps and was a godsend. Thank you for being here Michelle, you are simply the best. Michelle works for the Isabella and all tenents.

Home Visit has had it's day as a good company. They have totally messed up the last two photo…read moresessions we did with them and there is no one to talk to to get it straightened out. The one person I could speak with was abrupt and unhelpful. I asked if there was someone else I could speak with and he told me there was no one else available. It is so disappointing! I spoke with a few other Realtors who have already moved on to other companies and shared them with me. I have an appointment with one of them tomorrow! If you are thinking of using HomeVisit think again as you will most likely be in for a frustrating and unsupported experience.

I have used this company for 20 years and the change in management has resulted in terrible service…read more- photos edited poorly, shots not taken of obvious features - like the exterior of a home, photographers always running late, non communication - I could go on but you get the point. I will never use them again!

Believe the bad reviews. The property manager, for our HOA named Sharon never returns phone…read morecalls. The part-time HOA administrator is responsive only on a part-time basis as well.

Very disappointed in their customer service. I needed a clarification during a very stressful time…read morewhen I was getting ready to sell my house. There was an outstanding balance on my HOA acccount that had to be settled before I could go to closing. I called and left a message twice looking for a clarification for this charge. The call was never returned.

Worst treatment from JENNIFER COLEMAN. Horrible communication , Uncaring, lazy, lack of respect for…read moretime, made me feel like dirt. It took 4 times of her disrespecting me to the point I am beyond fed up. I kept staying quiet. I kept getting disrespected. The nicer I was the more she pushed me down to the bottom of her priority list and value. and my value was zero to her as a human. She was sending the wrong listings I didn't complain. I asked her to please send the other ones. Then she was sending rentals. Then listings in the wrong state. I pointed out to her. I've been beyond patient and got nothing but denial and her gaslighting me telling me she didn't send the wrong areas when I clearly am looking with my own eyes and they are there. The nicer I was the more shed I guess thought I was a pushover and could just keep cancelling past minute. On top Of this she wasn't scheduling any showings for me and cancelled meeting TWICE !!!! I texted her and she still was gaslighting me telling me the listings dod not include erroneous info. The listings that were there were unclear if they were preach built or new construction. I asked. She said she would let me know . She didn't. Then she cancels the appointment again so she can go help someone else I guess a juicier deal just arrived at her and she shoved me aside like dirt to take her other appointment after cancelling prior and me re arranging to meet her time. I have never ever dealt with this level of cold uncaring service from anyone. She literally has no regard for me as a human being and zero respect for my time.

This horrible saga with Jennifer Young's realty group largely pertains to one of her employed…read moreagents, Jovan Vidulovic. He represented sellers of a home, discussed multiple offers with multiple potential buyers but then subsequently refused to communicate the majority of those offers to the seller he was representing. Ultimately the seller was deceived into accepting a lower offer than others submitted, and the home went to a flipper connected to Jovan and his team. Further proof of this unethical, if not illegal, behavior can be seen by Jovan and Jennifer now representing that very same flipper who's desperately trying to sell the same property after polishing a turd! And, unfortunately, this flavor of behavior seems to be business as usual for these "professionals;" see another review posted that required legal action when this team refused to abide by contractual obligations!

This is the WORST management company! I would give zero stars if I could. They are incompetent. I…read moresent mandatory HVAC inspections last year and it took 2 months and an Issue they created on the portal for them to read the email. Now they have changed the rules and demand owners upload last years inspections or they have threatened to get a locksmith and open my unit and have the HVAC inspected all at owners cost. With the monthly fee over $771/month that is their job and I should not have to waste an hour of my time to fill out forms and upload last years inspections but I did and now they have posted a letter they are going to break in next week if someone is not home. I received no confirmation from my submissions and no response to my emails. I have called and they say they do not see the information in their portal. I sent them the old emails and a screenshot of the submissions in the portal. This is harassment! I was hoping the board would change management companies again as it seems they do every year or so but I cannot wait and going to sell this condo hopefully this spring.

One of the worst property management companies-- and that is saying a lot. Ridiculously rude, and…read morethat is if you are lucky actually get ahold of them, which could be a whole subject of another negative review. I highly recommend finding out if the HOA uses this company before buying into a neighborhood, unless you are super into headaches and grief.

Obtaining the services of a real estate agent is much more than "finding someone to sell your…read morehome". This is especially true if you are selling an inherited property as I was earlier this year. A good real estate agent will know the area, know the laws and rules and will help assess your home and get it listed and sold for a "good price". A great real estate agent is a counselor, a partner in your effort, someone who "has your back" throughout the process in addition to doing all of the real estate work. Philippa Main is an *outstanding* real estate agent and an even better person. My father passed away leaving a home in Woodbridge, Virginia - the home in which I grew up and which contained almost 50 years of possessions. I contacted Philippa in March of 2026 to discuss its potential sale even as the house was in significant disarray while I engaged in the slow process of cleaning it out and sorting through the many things my parents had accumulated over the years. When she visited the home, I looked around and threw up my hands. Philippa looked around and said, "we can make this happen." I sought her out specifically because she mentioned having expertise in sales of homes that are inherited - a particular niche that involves a delicate dance of handling family dynamics, wills, probate laws and determining what, if any, money should be put into renovations or improvements that will get a reasonable return on the investment. From our first conversation over the phone - which she took time to do in the middle of a busy weekend - Philippa was incredibly personable, easy to talk to and anticipated many of my questions and many of my concerns as we talked. By the end of our conversation, I felt like I was chatting with a friend who had expertise I needed. Over the following three months, she was a (rapidly-responded-to) text or phone call away as I navigated getting the house ready for sale. She helped outline a schedule and a plan to list the home. She connected me with a large network of trusted service providers from junk removers to contractors to painters to flooring experts from whom I obtained estimates and some of whom I contracted to help clear out the house and prepare it for sale. While she always reiterated that she would back any decision I made regarding the house, I always sought her counsel when making major decisions such as whether or not to spend money on renovations and, if so, which ones were most important. Of course, there were obstacles - some amusing, some less-so - but Philippa helped me handle each one with a confidence borne of having "seen it before". That is an incredibly valuable thing when dealing with a stressful situation. In the end, the home was listed in June and had nearly seventy showings in three days. The house sold for well over its asking price and after all of it I know some things: The home could have been sold by another agent. But few, if any, others could have been a partner in the process the way Philippa was for me. She was a trusted resource, a confidant, a person who knew when to inject humor into a situation and when helping me vent was what was needed - she understands people and the process of selling an inherited home in addition to being a brilliant real estate agent who knows the area and who knows how to get the job done. I couldn't recommend her more for ANY real estate work but, especially, if you face the task of preparing and selling an inherited property.

Philippa is a phenomenal realtor. She is very knowledgeable about the Arlington market and is…read moreespecially skilled around selling inherited homes. Her warmth comes though on every interaction. If you are selling a home in northern VA or selling an inherited home in this area, I highly recommend reaching out to Philippa. She is very generous with her time and skilled at what she does. You won't be disappointed!