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    Dashawn Tharpe, Realtor Eighty Eight Collective

    4.8 (5 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    7 years ago

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    Thank you Kristie I appreciate you so much!

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    I give my highest endorsement to Tracie Nix as a Real Estate Professional. Tracey Nix and her…read morestaff helped me with my last home purchase. In my adult life, I have purchased 5 different houses involving real estate agents. I am also regularly involved with real estate agents through my work. Tracie was truly a cut above. Tracie has a keen understanding of her market and the trends in the industry. I can't say enough about the care and professionalism she showed. Tracie and her team were relentless in their efforts to help me find the right place, tailoring their efforts to my needs and my very specific preferences. She quickly gained an understanding of who I was, what I was looking for and consistently pointed me in smart directions. She has scrupulous attention to detail and consistently found properties that were real possibilities. But she never pandered with fake salesmanship. When we went through houses, she had a sharp eye and noticed problems that I did not. In all of our dealings she seemed more like a family member looking to help me as a person, not a glad-hander trying to simply advance the sales process. I saw many houses, over multiple days, during a rather extended search. She was patient and remained diligent and involved long after others would have moved on to easier clients. In a market that favored the seller, she helped me understand where the traps were and helped me see the entire picture. There were some houses I considered seriously. Most agents would have just pushed the sale and looked to make the fastest commission possible. But Tracie always seemed more interested in helping me find what I was looking for at the right price, not just finding the fastest commission available. She eventually walked into a home and knew it was perfect for me. She got me there immediately, knowing it would not last long. It had everything I was hoping for and more. I quickly knew I wanted it to be my home. She took the lead in getting me a fair deal that I still believe was very favorable to me. I negotiate as part of my occupation, and she even took an approach that I had never used before. After the deal was made, knowing the distractions in my busy world, she shepherded me through the inspections, clarifications and resolutions needed prior to closing. After closing she provided check lists and followed up with check-ins relative to establishing utilities and other elements of my transition. She always seemed to know just the right people and best approach to address issues that came up. But her service did not end at closing or even when I moved in. When I needed vendors, contractors or just "that guy to help", she was always available to give savvy recommendations. Heck, she even checked in with me in the months that followed to make sure I had filed the appropriate material to obtain homestead tax protection. I had, of course, because she had outlined the issue and the process long before the filing was due. Tracie is not just a salesperson. She provides complete service relating to the most important asset that most of us ever own. I now have a home that I feel proud of every day I wake up here. Tracie Nix was a true blessing during an important period in my life. She earned the praise I am giving her in this note. Do yourself a favor and reach out to her if you are looking for an agent. You will not regret it.

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    All of the photos were taken today (10/02/2024)...except the marked Future Resident photo to show…read morethe passing of time the dog poop in front of the leasing office was avoided. I was advised today that the buildings are vacuumed on Sunday and Wednesday. However, our building has only been vacuumed once in the 2 months we have lived here (and the last time was right after my husband's review). Now, I realize it is fall and leaves will be coming in the building (because I'm not an idiot), but the amount of leaves in our front entrance, up the two flights of stairs and gathering outside our apartment door is not from just the past 2 days. It has been accumulating since 8pm on September 15th (when they vacuumed last). They came in on September 17th to change the air filters (behind a locked door), but they did not clean up all the gathered dust and dirt. Since we aren't ''allowed'' in these rooms, shouldn't they be cleaned regularly as well? Given the amount of dust accumulated on the grate and bunched in the room (pictures provided), as well as all the dust and lint behind the dryer (which is a fire hazard...according to my father-who was the fire chief of Rochelle), the amount covering the bathroom fan vent and sprinklers throughout the apartment...there is no way this apartment was properly maintained before we moved in. Look at the amount of dirt and webbing accumulated on the lights outside our building. Today, I took 13 pictures of dog poop that varies from fresh to dried out. All of these pictures were taken along a paved path that should have been spotted by whomever is supposedly picking up the poop once a week. Considering the pile outside the leasing office (in front of the Future Tenant sign) taken on Thursday, September 26 and again today October 2 you would think the staff would be more mindful to showcase their property better. Now, I will mention the curtain issue again in my review because it still irks me that I alone was single out. I get the reasoning and have no problem having removed them. The thing that bothers me is that the other apartments don't have to follow the same guidelines as we were instructed. I get they don't want people to hangs things up because it could damage the wood, but you need to be consistent with your rules. Considering how the wood on my porch is rotten to the point there are gaps, I just have to hope it is more secure than I can see and the corner doesn't collapse. Judging by the repair job it appears to be fixed and painted over instead of taken care of...there's a decent amount of wood missing behind that paint. Also, there have been shady people hanging out in our parking lot the past several weeks. Three times there have been people meeting in our overflow lot that do not live in the surrounding buildings and tend to leave once they are noticed. One guy sat in his car all day and even went down by the water to take a bath. The front office has advised all tenants to call the police about situations like this or about all the pot smoking all over the property. I'm not going to call the police when this happens, because it would become obnoxious having the police here that much (and I'm not going to put myself in that sort of danger). Not to mention, do you really want the police at your complex all the time? Lastly, I realize how I sound. I'm intense because I want to live somewhere that is properly taken care of. However, considering I was advised that they do ground maintenance on a regular basis and I can verify with pictures and witnesses that they don't get done, it bothers me that the front office staff doesn't check their property all that much. If they do, then you can't suggest that I'm lying. Even if you think I am...the pictures don't. Trust me...I can start taking pictures daily to show. Check my review on Yelp for other places I've rented.

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