Great experience. We did re-finance with Poli group. Initially, we called several loan officers…read morefor the re-finance rates, among which Poli has the best rate at 15 years fixed. So we started the business with them. The closing was extremely fast. It took us only 23 days to close!! I was told that they lock the rate for 25 days, which is probably why the rate is lower as longer locking period would require a higher cost and you have to pay for it, either through closing fee or a higher interest rate. But this locking period is enough for re-fin since their process is very fast. They did say that if for some unfortunate reason the process does not close within 25 days due to their issue, they will extend it for a longer locking period. We did not go through that pain and was able to close with 25 days! Overall, it was a great experience for us. We highly recommend Poli Mortgage Group and will definitely be back again when doing another loan.

Poli Mortgage Group came highly recommended to us. It was possible they were just talking about…read moreChip, who is the owner. We reached out to remortgage our home (with such good rates right now!) and have barely received a coherent response. The first time we asked for 4 different scenarios (15 year, 30 year, etc) and the email we got only outlined one. The second time we asked for someone else, and he called back with follow up questions, then sent back an email. No grammar, no formatting (something that should be sent in a table is sent in a spaced out in a document that's impossible to read). I work at a IT finance consulting firm. When we send quotes to our clients, it's sent in a formatted excel doc or in a portal that they can access all the information. Our rates weren't as good as the friend who recommended us, which I understand is sometimes the circumstance, but the email's we've received have felt like no one is paying any attention. I want someone who's going to listen to our needs and hit the details right!

REVIEW : Mike Lavery is the Best! -The housing market…read morewas beginning to waver throughout this past summer of 2022, and after having lived in our aging home for 45 years in beautiful Foxboro, my husband & I were suddenly needing to move down South. -We were really doubtful that we could ever sell our home not only within our time constraints, but also @ a reasonable price that would suit our financial expectations... especially as this was the only home we ever bought, but never had the experience of selling a home. -Through a relative, we were were introduced to Mike, who immediately reassured us that the task was indeed possible, and explained step by step how we could make it happen. -Despite some unforseen events/obstacles occurring, & despite our fears/anxieties that we would not be able to physically and mentally part with our home, Mike was able to calmly guide us every step of the way with his expertise, advice, and esp his unwavering patience and assistance, beginning with how to ready our home for an Open House (finding reasonable priced people for roof & exterior house maintenance, indoor home cleaning, junk removal, leaf removal, and of course, a reliable real estate lawyer) ... and even helped us move items z up into the attic)...All resulting with finding a buyer within a week of the Open House, resulting in the sale of our home in mid-Sept. -But that did not stop there, as Mike also helped us arrange a much needed lease back with the new owner as we needed time to complete further junk removal & packing necessary for our move down South. -And of course, helped us find a resonably priced interstate mover as well. -Mike was always available via phone /text or email, always patient with our multiple often inane questions, and giving reassurances when needed, and checking in with later to see if our move went well. -Of course, we already miss Foxboro and friends we left behind, but there will be a special place in our hearts for Mike, without whom we could never have made this move down South.....we couldn't have chosen better a better realtor! -Thank you, Mike, from the bottom of our hearts. Hiram & Margie Howard

If you are looking to sell your house quickly and with as little stress as possible, look no…read morefurther than Mike Lavery. He worked with us even while we were in the midst of dealing with a small reno project we were doing ourselves last minute and we were also under some time constraints when we came to him needing to sell. He helped us to decide what made sense and what was a waste of time to get the house on the market at a good realistic price. The house went on the market, had its first open house and we got a FULL price offer within hours of the open house! We cant thank Mike enough for helping us make this happen quickly and for keeping us informed the entire process, which helped ease the stress of selling. We look forward to working with Mike when we have decided where we will be buying our next house!

Jeff and his guys were very professional and displayed a great amount of respect.The work they did…read morefor me came out fabulous,and the price to do the job was extremely reasonable.I would strongly recommend these guys to anyone looking for a great job and a great price.Thanks guys, Jim Moniz

Beat out 4 different contractors in price by several thousand dollars…read more Excellent communication as well as timely return calls when unavailable.

I worked with Justin, and Ill be the first to admit Im an incredibly difficult customer. I expect…read morea lot and have a short fuse when there are bumps in the road. Justin was able to deal with both with finess and professionalism. Hes savvy, hard working, a good communicator. I endorse him without any reservations.

Signal Real Estate = Justin Rollo = A+++…read more Buying a home for the first time is an exciting experience but it can also be nerve-wrecking when the real estate market is hot, people are buying in cash, and properties are flying off the market in less than 24 hours. People give conflicting info, negotiations go back and forth, and the massive amount of paperwork - it can all make your head spin. However, my husband and I found an ally in Justin Rollo who guided us newbies through the entire process. Justin has more than just the basics down. He knows the Boston-area market stats, understands asking price vs. value, and is always accessible via phone and email. What puts him over the top is that he is client-focused and realistic. He catered to what we wanted - humoring us with comps when we insisted on crunching the numbers ourselves even though he already did it. I know, we are geeks. Our situation was probably more complex than most. We wanted to finance our purchase with a VA loan which meant more hoops to jump thru and an extended timeline. Even though this resulted in several non-winning offers on a few properties, Justin remained committed to finding us the right place and had our back even when we received some less than standard (*ahem* shady) counter offers. He took his time with us and we never felt rushed. An important differentiator about Justin is that he delivers a hands-on experience which it doesn't end when the contracts are signed. He will go to your inspections, deliver down payments, meet you at 730AM to check repairs before closing, email you back after hours, and even communicates with the seller about issues AFTER closing. He is on his game all the time and we lucked out with a solid agent in Justin. TLDR: Justin has his clients best interest in mind and gets it done. Highly recommended.

I cannot say enough about Jeffrey Chubb! He helped us sell our condo in Waltham and got us TOP $$$$…read moremore than we ever could have imagined with his marketing, photo, and staging expertise! He then helped us find the perfect starter home that we absolutely adore. Negotiations were super tough and we won in the end!!! Thanks to Jeff :) Highly recommend to anyone looking to buy or sell!

I recently put in an offer on one of Jeffrey Chubb's properties. After an inspection of the…read moreproperty I decided not to continue with the offer. Chubb refused to release the deposit unless I gave him a copy of the full inspection report. This is illegal. He is not entitled to this information but is trying to extort a free inspection report on the property. He has also placed the listing back on the market, but still has my deposit. I would advice both those looking to list their homes and searching for a new home to steer clear of him. He is dishonest, unethical and unprofessional

I found the right home with Easton Real Estate John Allaire my agent was highly recommended by a…read morefamily member and I quickly came to rely on his expertise and guidance. This was the easiest house hunt I have ever experienced whether it was John or the awesome office staff. Support was just a phone call away.

If you need a real estate agent to help you sell or purchase a home...look no further than Easton…read moreReal Estate. John and his team made our lives so easy throughout the selling and purchasing process. They are super responsive, very informed, come up with great strategies, and best of all, they are just amazingly nice people and very easy to work with. My wife and I had a million questions and everyone always made time for us. They gave us great advice during the selling process and always had great referrals for anything we needed...we sold our house in less than 48 hours at a great price. Similarly, when we were looking for our new home, John and team were always there to help us, especially while looking during the pandemic. We received a lot of great direction on bidding and they did a great job negotiating on our behalf...we couldn't be happier.

Excellent overall experience. Top notch across the board! I would recommend Ken to any future…read morehomeowner looking for peace of mind when making such a critical purchase.

Ken Ray from Kensa is the consummate experienced professional. He exudes respect for his customers,…read morealong with confidence, charm, honesty, and extensive intelligence. His explanations are clear, concise, and easily understood. He's quick to apply his knowledge of home construction to the job at hand, which is to inform the buyer of the condition of the house being considered for purchase. No time is wasted. Questions are answered in detail. Following Kensa's home inspection, my real estate agent and I used Kensa's website to examine Ken's report together. After a long discussion, my agent was able to use Kensa's website tools to share with the seller's agent those portions of the inspection report labelled Deficient. The home inspection results served as evidence that some of the repairs any buyer of this house faces are serious and potentially expensive. Other recommended repairs are less expensive, but I'm convinced now that my original offer was too high. Consequently, I lowered my offer and feel that I had good reason to do so.

We hired Kelly (and I'm going to preface this with, we don't trust realtors to begin with because…read moreof their tactics) to sell our home. We told her the selling part was easy. It would be the finding a place to go in the interim, while my husband got back on track that would be the arduous part. She came over for that initial "interview", stated she had dealt with certain "orders" with neighbors, and that didn't bother her, that she would handle it. She was also informed I have OCD and severe anxiety, and that because of our neighbor and the leaseback, this was going to be a challenge. If she chose not to take it on, it was understood. She also understood as aforementioned above, knew that we needed a leaseback, and that other realtors prior, could sell the home, but then dropped the ball when it came to finding a place for us. She conveyed to us after that first meeting that she would find a place prior to even putting the home up for sale as she had such a network at Keller Williams Elite. She kept saying this, but yet as we saw with other realtors, she never had anything to lease. I also conveyed to her that I wanted her to watch individuals the best she could, as I have OCD and I don't like people sitting on my sofas, beds and moving my things around during a showing. She said she would be watching. I guess she forgot that we had video cameras which was listed on our listing by her, and it kept going off, as she was walking back and forth OUTSIDE the mudroom door, doing her own work. The camera takes video of the individual obviously when they're out there. We received so many notifications, because she never went in to watch anyone, except her own client who was older. So she lied there. She did keep us updated prior to close about how our attorney had an issue with the title company, that I had to call and fix myself, and she made sure contact was constant during closing, but after it was, forget about her helping out during the leaseback period. My husband usually is pretty calm with people, even if he knows they're playing him, and he lost it with her at one point. She said she was looking, but that's the excuse she always gave. We had to use another realtor my husband knew years ago that primarily only does rentals to help us. Kelly could careless whether you were in a hotel. It wasn't her life. The leaseback just ended, and as per usual, we got everything we needed to her asap, and we at day 3 of the new owner having keys, hadn't seen the money held in escrow for the leaseback, the oil refund, or the prorated days refunded. I had to speak to another attorney to get some help. She was just going with the fact the attorney for the buyer was busy, or out of the office, but it's ironic none of these individuals are busy or in meetings when it comes time to close, and get their own commission or payment. Her last correspondence to me was that she kept my husband updated about getting the money back owed to us. She has this issue with comprehending that you can tell my husband every day that you expect money from the closing attorney, but if you just say OK, and never pressure them in a way that demonstrates you aren't taking their excuses anymore, then contacting my husband informing him you are still waiting for checks to be cut isn't really helping. She also would pick and choose what she would actually respond to with both myself or my husband in emails. When all is said and done, she'll sell your home, but I'm going to be honest, it's not hard to do in this economy, however follow through after commission is paid out lacks, especially if you do a leaseback and are requiring her help finding another place to go. It's pretty sad we had to pay another realtor a finders fee, because the one who sold our home whom we trusted would find us a rental, in our opinion couldn't careless. Either she's too busy or doesn't care if you end up in a hotel -- or both, I wouldn't ever want to go through the stress I did with her and that transaction again.