I had some special circumstances to sell a house that wasn't mine (and get it ready to sell), and I…read morereceived a referral to Christine from two separate people I had been working with in the area. The referrals were extremely helpful and I feel like Christine was the perfect realtor for my situation. She was able to give me some great advice to take care of some things that needed to be done to get the house ready to sell. When it was time to list, the process was quick and painless and Christine's experience was a key to making it happen. With her knowledge of the area and experience we were able to list and sell the house quicker than I thought would be possible. Through every part of the process I appreciated Christine's Professionalism and timely communications.

Highly recommend Christine and the Phillips group to anyone in the housing market! We had the…read morepleasure of working with Christine in purchasing and selling process! As first time home buyers we are overly appreciative of the detail and time spent breaking down the complexities of the housing market. Christine went above and beyond our expectations. We are very appreciative for Christine, she is GREAT at what she does and an even better person!

Might be the worst real estate agent I've dealt with. In an industry that requires communication…read moreand follow up, these words don't exist in Joe's world. I've had to do all the follow up and communicating. I wonder if the owners that he represents knows that potential clients are being ignored? Very unprofessional.

If zero stars were possible, it would be that. I have had several interactions with the broker,…read moreJoseph Van Esley, and they have all been negative to malicious on his part. He showed me two properties he had listed. On the second property, my BF was with me and advised me to seek my own buyer's agent before making an offer on his listing. I did so because I value my BF's opinion -- he did not like Joseph Van Esley. Immediately after my agent submitted the purchase offer to Mr. Van Esley, I received a phone call from him essentially reprimanding and admonishing me for not using him as a dual agent. I apologized and stated I was following the advice of someone who recommended I seek my own buyer's agent. He asked who told me that and I responded my BF. He said that my boyfriend "didn't know what he was talking about" and hung up! I relayed what happened to my agent and she dealt with him. It went down hill from there. It was unclear if Mr. Van Esley ever presented the offer to his seller because we asked that a declined offer be initialed by the seller (standard practice) but it was never done after multiple requests by my agent. Let me remind you, Mr. Van Esley is the BROKER, not just an agent. I decided to contact the seller myself. This is not typical and not an ethics violation for my agent as she was not the one contacting the seller and it was MY idea (I am a proactive woman). There were threats hurled at my agent by Mr. Van Esley that he would report her to the board, blah, blah, blah. She did nothing wrong, but this is how he operates -- with threats and bullying. The seller was 'aware' of the offer but none of the details. He and I had a sit down at his business with his lawyer present to negotiate the terms of the land contract. He would in fact sell to me! A few days later, however, I was informed by the seller that he could not sell on a land contract since he had an outstanding mortgage that needed to be paid off first. He owns several properties and was unaware of this fact. Fast forward several months later and I want to make an offer on a different parcel listed by none other than Mr. Joseph Van Esley. This time, I am placing the property in a trust and have the trustee sign documents because I don't want to start trouble with this broker. This property needs a soil evaluation for a septic field but it takes Mr. Van Esley and his seller over a month, A MONTH, to even set up the test. We are already passed the 'close by' date stipulated in the purchase agreement. We send an extension addendum but it's never signed. The test gets completed, we negotiate seller concessions which IS signed and returned back to my buyer's agent. We send another addendum -- this is not signed either. Finally, my financing falls apart and at this point I don't care because I have had it with this seller and agent. Mr. Van Esley does not follow up to my agent's emails, doesn't get docs signed - my agent is exasperated dealing with him and she's easy going. We forward the denial letter to Mr. Van Esley along with a "mutual release". What this does is allow the earnest money deposit of $1,000 to be returned to me. In the contract, it states if financing is not obtained, then the EMD money is to be returned to the buyer. It is standard operating procedure, any agent knows if financing falls through, those are grounds for returning the EMD. Mr. Van Esley says "no". He wants to keep the money and split with his seller (this is allowed should there NOT be such clauses). He alleges we are "out of contract" regarding obtaining financing within x amount of days. ?? One can "apply" or "get approved" for financing within x amount of days, but until closing and even on the day of closing, sh*t can happen and financing can fall apart. Mr. Van Esley and his buyer REFUSE to sign the mutual release to give me back my money. Furthermore, he has turned around and re-listed the property on RealComp which is a VIOLATION OF THEIR PROCEDURES! And, until there is a signed mutual release, the seller cannot accept other offers. This broker plays fast and loose and doesn't abide by the rules. He bullies other agents with unprofessional, snide, and rude emails. My agent has been the picture of civility and he has accused her of "playing games" and tells her "don't have your client contact mine". How about you do your job, Mr. Van Esley, and then buyers and sellers won't have to do your work for you?! Better yet, let your agents work for you and stay out of dealing with humans in general.

Awesome group of people. Greg was extremely helpful with getting the survey correct as I was having…read morea side-lot line dispute with my neighbor over a dangerous privacy fence. Thanks to Greg Ash and his family, the city of Westland has reversed their position and now is holding my neighbor responsible for the fence repair and maintenance. If it hadn't been for the Upright Fence Company, I would have never found GLA. Their prices are reasonable and they will do the survey specific to your needs to try and help save some money. I would definitely recommend them to anyone.

From the owner: Our company has been doing business in southeast Michigan for over 25 years, offering a full range…read moreof surveying and engineering services. Whether it's a large commercial site or a simple single family plot plan, we give our best effort to all of our clients.

Albert and Theresa not sure where to begin with first the pressure then the dishonesty causing…read moresevere distress when Already going thru distress as just had my Motger pass feel like any peace has been reached from the time they entered my door

Worked with agent Ramesh Patel from this office. Terrible, dishonest, unprofessional and worst…read moreagent to work with. I bought a house where Ramesh Patel was the agent selling the house. He got pushy, strong-armed me into making the buy decision saying other buyers are ready with highest bids over mine. I took all that and dealt with it, given the current crazy sellers market and went forward to get the house. Right before closing I found several issues with the house and contract. Seller clearly stated HVAC not working, both A/C and Heating, roof leaking etc. in the seller's disclosure. When I pointed that out and started negotiating the price, Ramesh said he is not aware of any issues with the house and he will talk to the seller and get back. He got back to me saying those are clerical errors on the seller's paper work and provided me an updated seller's disclosure showing nothing wrong with the house and everything checked out fine. I believed that and closed the house. Later I moved into the house and found out all the same issues stated in the original seller's disclosure within the first week of moving. I still had the original copy of sellers disclosure saved in my email. I referred it back to confirm. Ramesh provided misleading information to me, misrepresented the seller, outright lied, and made seller conceal information in the contract. I called Ramesh about all this and his response was, I bought the house in as-is condition and him nor the seller is not responsible for any issues with the house. When I asked for a refund or help with fixing those issues, Ramesh was very rude, unprofessional and started cursing and yelling at me saying, there were several offers on the house and I wouldn't have gotten this house if not for his flexibility in working with me on sharing the highest bids with me. He didn't do me any favor, he was just bargaining and price gouging with my buyers side agent. He wouldn't even show us the highest submitted bid as a proof, he calls us and tells us to revise the offer or he would give the house away. Stay away from this agent. I do not recommend. He would go any far and would do anything to self benefit from the sale.

As a professional within the real estate industry, I have had the opportunity to work with many…read moreagents, and I can confidently say that Jagdeep stands among the very best. His level of professionalism, market expertise, client advocacy, and attention to detail constantly exceeds industry standards.

I've had the pleasure of collaborating with Jagdeep Gill for several clients, and the feedback has…read morebeen nothing short of outstanding. Every client I've referred has praised his professionalism, communication, and deep knowledge of the real estate market. He takes the time to truly understand each client's needs, guiding them through the buying or selling process with patience and expertise.

Working with Andy Hargreaves was a frustrating experience from start to finish. Their communication…read morewas unreliable, and I felt like my concerns were completely ignored. Based on how I was treated, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere.

Andy was a blessing to my wife and I. We were not ready to buy a house but were thrust into the…read morehomebuying process with little understanding of the process. Andy helped us every second of the way ensuring that we were informed home buyers. He was responsive to all of our questions and highly accommodating with our busy schedules. We had just two months to find, close, and move into a house and Andy helped us find that house. He advocated for us through the process, and without him I don't know if we would be home owner's right now. Thanks so much, Andy! When we move in 4-5 years we will definitely be using Andy to sell our house.

Extremely disappointed with this team.... already looking for someone else to work with. Agents…read morecome a dime a dozen, it is tough to find a good realtor... and this team is definitely not it. I called to see if I could schedule an appointment, immediately tried to up sell me. Up sell on a house? That isnt like super sizing your extra value meal at McDonalds. Even though they were the listing agent, they still have not called me back to schedule the appointment. Moving on!

Excellent team of agents! They care about you! Let them SELL your home for TOP dollar! You'll be…read morethrilled with the results!

Knowledge is power and Boyd Rudy of Dwellings Wyandotte owns this. He is incredibly honest,…read moreunderstands the local housing market, pays close attention to detail, seems to enjoy the hustle, and has an engaging personality. I also needed to select a broker/realtor with a true problem solver mindset, as I had a unique set of issues regarding selling my late mother's condo. Boyd proved to be perfect here too. He provided me with the legal details and repair concerns that I needed, promptly. He even lined up a contractor for me.

We did not have a pleasant experience with the Dwellings team. For starters, we felt as though we…read morewere demoted amongst the team 3 different times. It may not have been the intention of our realtor, but when we feel like low-priority clients, it is not a good start. Especially when our realtor mentioned that she was showing houses to other clients with higher budgets. We understand that realtors are busy right now in the current market, but it is not beneficial to make your clients feel like they are peasants. Our common complaint was that our (main) realtor NEVER listened to us. We would mention things that we liked or wanted, but she would typically just go along with what she preferred anyway. For example, when it came down to accepting an offer on our listed home, we expressed interest in one of the offers. Instead, she wanted us to choose the competing offer because she preferred working with the other listing agent. Huge mistake. We ended up paying for it - literally. This particular offer requested that we pay a daily rent rate. We again expressed to our realtor that we did not like or agree with this arrangement. She told us to move forward with this offer because the buyers offered $5K more. Which in the end, only benefited her. Overall, we partially blame ourselves for continuing to work with the Dwellings team and not dismiss them right from the start. This was a huge learning process for us and lesson learned - we will never work with this team again. This was such a dreadful and stressful process for us to go through, it is not one that we would like to remember. As first time homebuyers, we were hoping to work with a realtor that we could trust and one that would guide us through the process. Unfortunately for us, this was not the case.