We employed Team Bober to sell our previous house and to buy our new house. Our experience working…read morewith them for nearly a year could not have been better. We found both Chris and Jen to be professional, pleasant, responsive, and honest. They were always available to show us nearly a dozen houses during that timeframe. They also offered the knowledge and provided the research that allowed us to list our house so that it sold quickly and for an amount that we were happy with. From a buying perspective, they offered the expertise and advice that allowed us to complete a somewhat complicated closing successfully. I highly recommend Team Bober.

I listed my home with Team Bober in January of 2018. I had never sold a home before and was very…read moregreen to the process. Chris & Jennifer are extremely knowledgeable and helped me navigate all of the paperwork and disclosures that comes with a real estate transaction. Any decisions I had to make were explained to be thoroughly so I could make informed decisions. If you value integrity and honesty, I would highly recommend Team Bober for all of your real estate needs! I will definitely be using them to find my next home!

Mr. Ethan Brown is quite simply AMAZING! I would give him 6 out of 5 stars if I could. This agent…read moreis honestly an expert in his craft and he truly cares about what is best for his clients. He will go above and beyond for you and your family to either get you into the home of your dreams or to sell your house where you've made memories. My wife and I have had the genuine pleasure of using his services both for purchasing and for selling over the last 8 years. He is top notch and regularly recognized as the best agent in all of Sarpy county and beyond. I cannot recommend Ethan Brown enough. My favorite part about Ethan is his personal touch and witty sense of humor that makes a stressful process feel like a breeze. USE THIS AGENT. You won't regret your choice! Ethan Brown is AMAZING! -Will P.

We had a terrible experience with Ethan Brown. He was the listing agent for the seller of the…read moreproperty we were interested in. Apparently, he had originally sold the property as "new" to the seller about 8 years earlier. We went to an Open House that he held for the property. Upon walking through the door of the property, we told Ethan we had a realtor that we had been working with for some time and that since we lived in immediate area, we just wanted to look at the property. Ethan told us that before we could walk through the property, we would need to sign an agreement with him listing him as our realtor for a period of 60 days. Again, we told him we had a realtor but he was insistent that we needed to sign with him as a dual agent so that we could even look at the property. We did and what a mistake. Ethan was all about the seller and protecting her and keeping the real information from us. Ethan's favorite way of communication was by text message and it seemed like his real estate business practice was more of a hobby than a profession. We had multiple concerns with the property. The property had seen a very hard life over the 8 years it had been in existence. We had contractors look at the property and even had a home inspection. These inspections confirmed our concerns. There was settlement, a front door that would not open properly, plumbing issues, Radon present and more. No, the disclosure document did not identify any of these. We made a revised offer based on these conditions and Ethan responded that he wanted us to get the home so he was even going to reduce his fees to help get the price to something we might accept. In the end, the seller did not want to make the repairs and Ethan said the Seller was going to remove the listing and wait until April when the Seller could open the pool and she would then get everything she was asking for the property. The sad thing was, as an example, Ethan always used the front door to enter the property and had it open for showings. But, when we had the home inspection and the front door got closed, you had to be very physical with the front door to even get it open and Ethan never mentioned this and seemed to try and hide it. Prior to April, we noticed the property was listed again with Ethan. The listing photos were the same as the original listing photos. The price had been reduced, so this time we got our realtor involved prior to looking at the house again. This meant we had someone on our side and not Ethan who claimed he was representing both of us. When we went to look at the property with our realtor, we asked for the disclosure statement. Interestingly, Ethan said the Seller had not revised the disclosure document so we would have to wait a few days for that to be prepared. When we did receive the disclosure document, it was not accurate. Only a couple of things had been revised based on the inspection and other findings and there were misrepresentations in the document. Ethan held three (3) open houses on consecutive weekends and did not get an offer. We told our realtor we wanted to make an offer and we did but, we based it on the true condition of the property and the price based on the cost of completing the needed repairs. Based on the facts, we knew the Seller was very anxious to dispose of the property. Ethan told us the Seller planned to move out of state and was in a hurry to close. She did not. We based our new new offer on "as is" condition, thinking we knew all of the problems and the expected cost of repairs. Eventually, we reached an agreement on price and terms and a closing date was set. We moved forward with anticipation of getting our new retirement home and expecting to make a few repairs. The pool was open but wait, the Seller now disclosed that the pool heater did not work. We said that was fine and that our offer was based on repairing the heater, mitigating the Radon and making other repairs identified during the inspection process. After taking possession, we were confronted with many surprises. The Seller had removed some custom window coverings. Our realtor contacted Ethan and his explanation was that the Seller said they were damaged so she removed them. Our contract called for all window coverings to remain. The listing photos still showed the missing window coverings. The listing photos still showed missing shower curtain rods that were screwed to the walls but that were not present at closing. The listing photos showed a wine glass rack and spice rack that were permanently attached but, were no longer present at closing and had been removed by the Seller. And the biggest surprise, the pool heater that had been reported as not working and we agreed to inspect and repair/replace, was completely gone including the electrical wiring and gas line. Ethan had no answers. In summary, if you work with Ethan, "Let the buyer beware." We do not recommend working with Ethan Brown.

We can highly recommend Renee Arnold for your home search! I have purchased three homes in my…read morelifetime and worked with numerous agents over the years. Never have I witnessed anyone working harder for us...communication was fantastic. From start to finish, so impressed with knowledge and care. In today's market you need action and now is good. Thank you Renee, we absolutely love our forever home.

A great friend introduced me to Tim Reeder and the Good Life Group. After a lifetime total of 6…read moreprevious real estate transactions, I think we had a good gauge of what skill, proficiency and humanity looked like in a Realtor, but Tim Reeder blew all our expectations out of the water. This dude is legit. Gets the job done, is super responsive, kind, fun, entrepreneurial and intuitive and...he got us the house of our dreams in a super competitive market. I can not recommend Tim or his firm high enough. He is the guy I trust most when it comes to homes in the Omaha market.

Chris is a great friend and a great Realtor. I had the pleasure of working with him as a fellow…read moreRealtor and found him to be very knowledgeable and very kind and caring. Since leaving the business, I still stay in touch with Chris from time to time.I worked with him staging his listings for a while. I've referred many people to him who have come to me asking me to sell their home. I trust him with any potential client or any friend that I've had. He's one of the best.

Chris did a wonderful job handling the sale of our house. He represented us well and got our house…read moresold quickly. He was professional, gave good advice, and was there when we had questions that needed answered. Jennifer Murdoch did a fantastic job staging out home.

After difficulty getting showings on our home on a previous listing, we turned to Karen based on a…read morerecommendation. She exceeded our expectations in every way. She was empathic to our situation and was able to get significant showings on our home. She recommended updates to our home, helped line up contractors, held multiple open houses, and even helped our buyers from out of town sell their home with no commission. She is very honest, hardworking, and persistent. If you are looking for an outstanding real estate agent to sell your home, Karen is the one!

Karen, helped me find a home in Jan 2020. We looked at like 20-30 homes and helped me narrow down…read morewhat I was looking for. One of the best things of Karen was she always cut through the things that didn't matter like the decor and helped me find a house that had good bones in a great location and didn't have tons of reg flags when I go to sell later on. For those review who criticize her, I can't verify their claims but one of the best things about Karen is she brutally honest and won't let you buy a lemon and she knows one when she sees one. If she has ever told someone that they wont be able to find a perfect home or need to be willing to fix a things for the sought after price range, she's exactly right and I wouldn't get mad at her. She will never be rude though so I don't believe that. I noticed how "off" expectations are in the whole real estate process and sometimes you just need someone to be honest with you especially if you think your home is worth more than it actually is. From my experience in buying process with Karen, I observed that sellers are usually super cheap and pinching pennies and therefore you will rarely find a home move in ready at a discount. Chose Karen, she's absolutely amazing and ignore reviews that say she's too honest or opinionated. Her advice will help you make a good decision whether selling or buying. She actually knows what she's talking about!!!!!

Joe was an awesome realtor. When my boyfriend were looking for houses he was patient with us and…read moredid not pressure us to buy anything we did not love. If you're looking for a great real estate agent then Joe is your guy!