I hired Lori Parker to sell my home in Puyallup and was ultimately disappointed with the…read moreexperience. Communication was inconsistent throughout the listing period. Many of my questions went unanswered, and I often felt I had to repeatedly follow up for information and updates. In fact, I had to contact Zillow for corrections when that's the realtor's job. The home remained on the market for an extended period with very limited feedback provided to me. Aside from being told the house showed well and one buyer wanted a larger downstairs bedroom, I received little information regarding buyer or agent impressions. After consulting another real estate professional, I learned that several staging and presentation changes were recommended immediately that had previously been dismissed. I had suggested these changes for staging purposes and was told, "it's fine." This left me questioning whether my home had been positioned as effectively as possible from the beginning. I was also surprised to discover that the website printed on the business cards was not functioning properly. As a seller, I expect marketing materials and online resources to be fully operational. My biggest concern was that I did not feel informed throughout the process. Selling a home is one of the largest financial transactions most people will ever make, and I believe sellers deserve clear communication, realistic pricing guidance, timely responses, and proactive marketing. This was my experience, and I hope it helps other sellers ask detailed questions about communication expectations, marketing plans, and pricing strategy before signing a listing agreement. I would not recommend her services.

Tyler and his crew cleaned out the apartment in one day, donated as much as they could including…read moregiving the furniture to habitat for humanity

Changing Places and Jackie not only provide a much-needed service in our community but do it with…read moreprofessionalism, efficiency and compassion. The success of this company is due in large part to Jackie's commitment to deliver high-quality and dependable service to her clients. Changing Places will always be our first call when we have a client in need of making a transition! Thank you, Jackie, for your service to our community!

Everything started out fine. They visited our home and we showed them what we wanted to sell. They…read morewere cordial, enthusiastic seeing all the antiques and collectibles, and we developed a plan for the auction. They did a lot of good work, packaging up the items and creating the listings. We thought all was well until we saw the listings prior to the sale going live. Instead of selling individual collectibles or antiques, they put many together in groups, which resulted in a much lower return. Also, on a number of items, we specifically specified a reserve, which they said they would honor. That was not done, and, depite notifying them of that, they said it was too late, and they went ahead and sold the items anyway at an absurdly, ridiculously low amount. We had planned to utilize them for several more auctions but were sufficiently dissatisfied that we decided not to use them again.

I was in the middle of transitioning and getting the home ready to sell, and they made the whole…read moreprocess so much easier. They handled every detail, allowing me to focus on other things. I highly recommend their services to anyone going through a similar situation.

I am leaving this review after exhausting all reasonable attempts to resolve matters privately…read more My experience with Accolade Property Company was marked by consistent deflection of responsibility, a lack of good-faith engagement, and a pattern of minimizing serious tenant concerns rather than addressing them. At no point was I disruptive, unreasonable, or unwilling to cooperate. I documented everything carefully and communicated clearly. Despite this, Accolade repeatedly reframed legitimate issues as personal problems rather than property-management responsibilities. When financial and disability-related hardship became unavoidable, their response was not accommodation, problem-solving, or even neutral professionalism--but distance, delay, and dismissal. What concerns me most is not a single disagreement, but a pattern: Legitimate complaints are reframed as tenant "issues" Accountability is avoided through technicalities Empathy and discretion are notably absent Tenants are left carrying consequences that management helped create or worsen I am aware that some negative reviewers are possibly portrayed as unreliable or "mentally unwell." I want to be very clear: this review is based on documented interactions, timelines, and outcomes--not emotion. Anyone reading reviews should pay attention to how often serious concerns are dismissed rather than answered. If you are a tenant dealing with financial strain, disability, or any situation requiring fair-minded property management, I strongly recommend proceeding with caution and keeping meticulous records.

This company needs to be checked by BBB charging holding fees not returning them . They could have…read moreseveral families trying to rent same house and not choose any. Seems like a shady company .

Great to work with.. professional, helpful, fair and friendly. Their estates and auctions provide…read morefair pricing, courteous workers and a great value. Honest to deal with .

It is very hard to won a item at a good price when you are competing against bidders using programs…read moreto grab things at the last second. They should implement a 2 minute rule to give someone like me a extra chance ( not sure if that would help but at least I would have a chance) .I was robbed on 3 items I thought I won in the last 30 seconds or so.

I have attended many sales hosted by this company and have consistently found them to be highly…read moreprofessional, honest, well organized, as well as high-integrity. When a friend's father moved into an adult family home, I recommended Chrissy and Cheryl's company, A Touch of Time, to handle the estate. They completed a full house and tool shed clean-out at her dad's home in Shoreline. My friend was extremely pleased with the results- she made a really decent sum of money and was then able to quickly prepare and sell her dad's home. This year, following my mother's passing, after my family went through the house to pick out all the items we wanted to keep, we still had a very full house. We chose to work with A Touch of Time. Chrissy and Cheryl managed the estate sale with great tact and professionalism, carefully organizing the home's contents and conducting a three-day sale. Their crew did an outstanding job-- it was a huge relief for our family! They were also very flexible and accommodating throughout the process as we had many people going in and out of the house (our family, realtors, contractors, etc) in the days leading up to the sale. I highly recommend A Touch of Time.

We just sold our large Queen Anne home after 39 years, and Cheryl with A Touch of Time was…read moreexcellent. She organized 12 rooms and their contents, as well as a basement guest room, in just a few days and successfully ran an auction of our furniture and belongings. She was very professional and easy to work with. We recommend this business for providing order and profit during the busy time of moving a household.

Friendly workers, great deals, punch cards an you get to spin a wheel after u make a…read morepurchase...everyone wins something no matter where the wheel stops. Lots to choose from.

Pure junk and overpriced garbage which is what I would expect in Yakima and disorganized and you…read morecan't even use a wheelchair or cart in the the narrow aisles.