Love them! They're in the process of helping us find a house. Jim, our realtor is super…read moreknowledgeable and honest. Quick responses to set up walk throughs. His wife is a mortgage broker so usually one phone call can answer all our questions. We're first time home buyers so we have a lot of them! If you're looking for an FHA approved house, just make sure to have them check that it is, in fact, FHA approved.

Rosemary Murphy was one of the best realtors I have worked with and I have been through at least a…read moredozen of realtors whom were horrible prior to her. Rosemary was patient and she really listens to what you are seeking in a new home. And more importantly, she is not pushy. The thing I really like about her is that she is a Broker and was able to provide me with tax information on properties we viewed right away without me having to contact my lender for that information. She was an answer to my prayer because I asked God to send me someone who was interested in helping me obtain the right home and not someone who was just trying to make a sale. And my prayers were answered when I met her. I closed on my home with Rosemary March 26,2020. Bless God! And thank you KW Realty! The website to reach Rosemary is https://rosemarybroker.kwrealty.com/

Do NOT recommend--- We recently ended a lease term that Marius helped us secure a year ago with a…read morelandlord that is his cousin, nephew or some relative of Marius. He and his relative(landlord) are crooks of sorts. There was some confusion on how the keys were to be left for the end of the lease(we were never told how to do so). So, we left the keys locked inside the unit. It turns out that the landlord(lives in Colorado) had NOT given a key to his Agent, Marius, so he could get back into the unit! What landlord uses an agent(family) and does not leave them a key for the unit?? So, now, they want to charge us for a locksmith and loss of Oct. revenue since they could not get into the unit right away! We could see being charged for the lock-out but no more. It was on them to have a key in place with the agent-Marius. We left the place super clean and better condition than we rec'd the unit at the beginning of our lease. Not very professional and kind of hinky they are.... we even left them extra keys from we had copies made.

When you decide to sell/buy a house, you absolutely can't have a better realtor than MARIUS. He is…read morevery professional, courteous and thorough. He will make sure that every detail of your experience is done with accuracy. He will give you honest answers to all of your questions regarding your sale/purchase and he will answer your calls even if he is on vacation! Do not pass up this wonderful real estate agent!!! Thank you Marius for a wonderful house buying experience!

Highly recommend using Mike Kaput from First United Realtors for your real estate needs. What…read moremakes Mike a better pick than other agents? First, he was a builder for many years and knows the ins and out of home construction. You want someone with that type of experience as you review potential homes to help spot issues. Second, the man has been selling homes for many years. You want someone with experience to help explain real estate trends vs using a newer agent to the business who only knows about the home they are selling you. And finally, Mike is always punctual and often adjust his schedule to get you to see a home asap. They say time is money and Mike understands that very well. Small house, large house, small budget, big budget, Mike's done it all.

Remember when Chicago Top Agent Magazine called Ream Masoud one of the top agents back in 2015 for…read moreher "honesty, integrity, and creativity"? Yeah, apparently that was a long time ago--because my recent experience makes me wonder if they should consider taking that one back. I rented a house from Ream and her company, Dream Realty Services, for two years. Everything was fine until the end, when she told me she didn't want to renew the lease. Fair enough--I appreciated the heads-up. We agreed I'd move out by June 30, 2025. She also told me a new lease would begin on July 1. We agreed on an exact day and time for the move-out inspection and key handover: Sunday, June 29, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. So what did my family and I do? We drove an hour from our new place, spent hours deep-cleaning the house in 90-degree heat--scrubbing the fridge, oven, bathroom, everything. When I messaged Ream that we were ready, she casually replied she wasn't available. "How about tomorrow?" Seriously? We held up our end of the agreement--she just... didn't show. No explanation, no solution. I waited for hours with no guidance on what to do with the keys. So I did the responsible thing: I filmed the whole place (which looked great), left the keys on the kitchen counter, locked up, and left. Later that night, Ream messaged saying she didn't have keys to get in. You'd think a landlord would, you know, have keys to her own property? I even suggested going through an open window--seriously, it was easier than this nonsense. She said she'd "check" if she had keys somewhere. Honestly, you can't make this stuff up. Fast forward ten days--yes, ten--on July 8, she messages to say the dryer isn't drying and the fridge isn't cooling. I told her both were working fine when we left (we literally used the dryer on move-out day), and as for the fridge, I'd reported issues months earlier. She sent someone who basically did nothing, so we just lived with it, knowing we were moving. Now, somehow, it's my fault that the fridge allegedly failed--after we moved out, after new tenants supposedly moved in. Am I going to be blamed for a burnt-out light bulb next month? To make things worse: today is July 29, the 30th day since I moved out, and she has still not returned my security deposit--or even provided an itemized list of deductions as required by Cook County law. That's not just shady, it's illegal. She's in clear violation of the Residential Tenant and Landlord Ordinance (RTLO). Even if you're buying--not renting--why put your money in the hands of someone who doesn't honor basic legal obligations or contracts? It's clear she plans to withhold my deposit over this made-up drama. After two full years of trouble-free tenancy, this is how it ends. I'm more than ready to take every step necessary to recover what I'm owed. "Honesty and integrity"? Not in my experience. I can't recommend Ream Masoud or Dream Realty to anyone who expects fairness, professionalism, or lawful treatment. Dream Realty? More like Nightmare Realty.

Was a Top notch pleasure working with Ream in getting our first home in Lombard Illinois we are…read moreblessed truly All praises and thanks to God for this blessing us not just to get our first home but to be taken care by one of the most congenial honest and hard working People Ream our Real Estate Agent and more than a Friend person did an extraordinary tremendous everything. We definitely recommend her to everyone and will work with her again for our future second Home God Willing Thanks Ream Thanks for everything God Bless.

The broker you NEED is Kyle Markham. I'm an investor and I rarely worked with outside agencies to…read moreacquire properties. After speaking with Kyle about a listing he had, he offered to show me some others, I thought, ok, it's a nice day, I'm in the area, I'll let this guy humor me. Fast forward to today, we just closed on an investment property. Yeah. This guy answers texts at any point of the night, shows up to properties on time every time, tells you good news and bad news, without sugar coating it, as to not waste time, which I have none to waste. If you have any idea of what your looking for he's going to find it.I mean I really dragged this guy through the ringer and he delivered on point EVERY.SINGLE.TIME. Whether your selling OR buying having Kyle in your corner helps in just about every aspect of the deal. His complete knowledge of the real estate situation in Cook county is stellar folks. When you call, do yourself a favor and REQUEST KYLE MARKHAM.