Daniel helped my wife and I buy our home in South San Jose in 2020. This was our second home buying…read moreexperience. Daniel exceeded our expectations in every way. I can't recommend him and his team enough. Daniel's generational real-estate experience, his background and his team's strengths are super evident from their excellent documentation of all the steps involved in the entire home buying process. Daniel has deep knowledge on the current trends, shifts and hyper local specific ballpark figures. Because of this, within a few days of specifying our requirements, Daniel quickly identified desirable properties and was able to highlight the positives of a property in our shortlist. Without his strong recommendation, we would not have bid for it. He also negotiated the price on our behalf.

No idea why Yelp isn't displaying Daniel's reviews, as many of them are from verified users with…read morelots of reviews. C'mon, Yelp!! In any case, if you've made it to my review, then I just want to echo what many many others have already said: DANIEL IS AWESOME. Super knowledgeable about the market, knows how to negotiate like a boss, and communicates with thoughtfulness and care. It's true -- he's totally like if Mr. Rogers were a 1% realtor. I'm so glad to have him on my team and I will cry if I ever have to find another realtor because I know Daniel and his team are absolute gems.

Stacy has been our realtor since relocating to the SLC area in 2016. She has worked with us on…read morefour separate transactions, and I have nothing but positive things to say about her. In fact, Stacy is the first realtor we've done repeat business with since buying our first property - we worked with four different realtors before her, and never went back to any of them.

Stacy demonstrated unethical behavior throughout our interaction with her as an agent and landlord,…read moreincluding misleading, lying, and deceptive behaviors. She represented herself in listing and renting her home in Holladay. We communicated with Stacy over phone calls, texts, and met her in person before renting her home. She knew our plan to move from out of state to build a home, she also knew I was pregnant with our 5th baby. We told her we expected it to take roughly 24 months. Stacy assured us she was comfortable with that timeline. She misled us about the condition of her home (windows were very old, the home did not hold a temperature, was infested with bugs in spring and summer, her oven was broken and she never had it repaired, her screen door was broken along with many other things that she never had fixed for us and instead took out of our deposit when we moved out). Stacy left her trampoline up in her backyard and told us she would take it down....4 months went by and our 2 year old broke his arm on it, she then immediately had it taken down. Stacy told us that her mother had a life threatening medical event and required 24 hour care, which Stacy said she would provide. She asked us to move out early before our lease was up to provide 24 hour care for her mother. She said she would help cover our moving expenses (this did not happen). Before leaving, we spoke with her mother, and that was not an accurate representation. Her mother was still driving, did not require 24 hour care, and our neighbor was the one giving her care as Stacy was not involved. As an agent Stacy showed incredibly poor ethics and lied over and over again. She disrupted our lives and made our time there very uncomfortable. She also kept a large portion of our deposit saying her house needed to be repainted but really it was so she could immediately move back in with fresh paint (did I mention she left every nail and anchor in the wall when we moved in, nothing was patched). I could go on and on!! I hope everyone reads this review and goes to find a different real estate agent and never does business with her. There are endless agents that are honest and also do it full time for a living.

When you start shopping for a home, it seems like everyone knows a great realtor they can…read morerecommend. We were given a handful of names from family and friends, but were fortunate enough to stumble upon Spencer when we contacted him regarding a property he listed. He offered to meet with us and go over the home-buying process, providing guidance and answering questions. Because he demonstrated professionalism and commitment straight away, we ultimately picked him from our list of possible realtors. He knows the ropes and is a great negotiator, getting the sellers to agree to concessions we were too uninformed to even consider. In a seller's market where you are competing against multiple offers, he knew how to make our offer stand out. When our offer was accepted, we were told it wasn't the highest, but it was the strongest and this we owe to Spencer. He has a great referral network for any home improvements or repairs as well. Having Spencer on our side during an extremely stressful and chaotic closing because of issues we ran into with our lender made a world of difference. He was like a lighthouse in a storm and kept our sanity intact, responding quickly to any questions we had and went above and beyond. We are so grateful we had him as our realtor and highly recommend him.

Spencer does a great job working with you to get your house sold. We have used him three times to…read morebuy and sell, and every time we have always gotten what we wanted. His office team are great as well. They make you feel like you are their only clients.

I cannot say enough good things about Shawna and Kristy!…read more They were the best realtors to work with for my very first home buying experience. Both Shawna and Kristy have exceptional knowledge regarding the Utah housing market, a great eye when walking through potential properties, outstanding communication skills, and a personalized approach which ensured a smooth, stress-free experience from beginning to end. And they're honestly just a pleasure to be around. I HIGHLY recommend this dynamic duo for your future real estate needs.

I am a Dallas area Realtor and Shawna Sides referred one of her clients to work with me....her…read morecommunication and care of our mutual clients was amazing! I enjoyed working with her and definitely would recommend checking her out for the Salt Lake City, Utah area. She will definitely be at the top of my list for any other referral business that comes my way! Thank you Shawna!!

This team is truly remarkable. We worked mostly with Lisa, but as a team they covered everything…read morethat we could have needed and more. Lisa spent a lot of time listening to our goals, and worked as if it was a priority for her to help us accomplish our goals. We went after a very desirable house that had a lot of attention, and Lisa was able to secure the deal for us at a price that we were happy with. She was focused and attentive when we needed to work diligently to secure the house. We were working remotely from another state, but quickly realized Lisa had our best interest at heart and was organized to make sure no details were missed, so we were able to enjoy buying our house rather than stress. We are grateful that we had the chance to work with the Lori and Lisa team, and would again when the opportunity arises!

Ask anyone you know about your desire to buy a new home and they will tell you, it is the most…read morestressful experience of your adult life. Well, I don't think it has to be overwhelming and if you choose the right real estate agent, you may find this to be the most exciting experience of your adult life. I lived in California my entire life and my wife accepted a promotion and relocation to SLC. Her company was kind enough to fly us out to SLC to check out the scene and see if we liked it, before we made the move. While she was preparing for her interviews and work-related meetings, I took to Google to find a real estate agent to show me around and help me understand what to expect. Mind you, we were planning to rent for the first year, get a feel for the area and figure out what fancy suburb to call home. I found Lori Anderson on Google and we began a lengthy and very detailed email exchange in advance of our trip. Lori was kind enough to pick me up at the hotel and drive me around, showing me the older neighborhoods, the not so desirable neighborhoods and explain the costs, best time to buy, current market conditions and it was clear she knows her stuff and has answers. In fact, she even pointed me in the direction of a website to help us find an apartment. Lori added me to the email listing distribution, based on our proposed budget, size of the home we hoped for and selected some neighborhoods that we might like. Every few days, I'd get an email with available homes and I'd save the favorites for later discussion. This is a good time to discuss etiquette. We went to probably 50 open houses in the span of 3 weeks this Spring and met a ton of agents. I gave my phone number and email address, mainly to get an idea of what else was on the market that maybe we didn't see (not much and nothing worth looking at, is what I discovered) and boy oh boy. Some of these real estate agents are way too pushy and called or texted or emailed way too often. Lori, on the other hand, was not pushy at all. In fact, she basically let us do our thing, would check in on the favorites I added to my dashboard on her website and ask if I wanted to see the homes. It was the absolute perfect level of service, considering that we really were not in the market, just window shopping. My wife and I had lunch with Lori to discuss all the fine points of buying a home, because we were aware of the market heating up and didn't want to sit on the sidelines while others found their dream home and we sat in a funky apartment. How much do we really need for a down payment? How do we get approved for a mortgage, in a city where we don't know anyone? Basically, Lori put me in touch with a mortgage broker and explained all the questions I should ask, to get the facts in place to make an informed decision. Soon after that, we fell in love with a home and it was full steam ahead. I had never made an offer on a home before and I was overwhelmed. Lori and I talked through the price during our second visit to view the home and she was extremely thorough and brutally honest. In fact, she walked the entire property to check the gas connection, get an idea of surrounding open space, noting that her assistant would contact the city to see if they would be allowed to build on that space. She contacted the selling agent moments after we left, to see if the solar panels were paid for or leased. She is extremely organized and focuses on the details, so we didn't have to stress about not knowing what we were jumping in to. Our offer was accepted, and we were in the 30 days to close phase, which is when the heavy lifting happens. Lori did a ton of heavy lifting on our behalf and basically cleared our plate of stress and worry. If there was action needed on my part, she would text and say, "email coming your way, need some signatures" and explained what we were dealing with. She scheduled the inspection for us and knew a guy that was good and available quickly. She worked with the selling agent to get all the invoices in place for the maintenance records and when we received the inspection report, she contacted the seller, asking them to make the necessary repairs in advance of closing day. She contacted the title company weeks in advance of closing day, scheduled our appointment for first thing in the morning, so we could close and fund early enough to get the keys the same day. It was a thing of beauty to watch her working behind the scenes to make this happen and to make it a very smooth and stress-free process for us. As I sit here today, working away in my new home, I feel like Lori is part of our family now. Without Lori working her magic and making us feel confident and comfortable, we wouldn't be home owners today. I almost want to buy another house, just to work with her again. Thank you for all you did to help us find our dream home.

I was referred here by my brother, who gave Mike Eagan a good recommendation as a realtor. Working…read morewith both Mike and Brad South, the home buying process was up front and easy. The two of them work well together and we were able to get the home we wanted, in the area we wanted, within just a few months of looking. Both of these gentlemen are experienced in VA home loan requirements and are also available to help at all hours of the day. The housing market we purchased in was horrific, yet with Brad/Mikes's help, we were able to get a house against multiple bids and still come in under appraisal. Highly recommend this group to work with as they do not disappoint.

Charles gave me one of the most incredible experiences buying a house. Not only was he always…read moredilligent in following up, but he made the process easy to understand and helped me not feel overwhelmed. I spent dozens of hours looking at houses online by myself, but once I recruited Charles, he quickly hand picked the house that I ultimately bought and it was everything I had asked for and more. I highly recommend him for anyone interested in purchasing in the greater salt lake area because he is the best.

Only realtor that I would use. Fantastic experience with Cindy Wood Realty. You can put your trust…read morein her realty company. Gary W.

Erica was more than exceptional with the selling our mother's home after her passing. She was…read morecompassionate and professional, and her knowledge was phenomenal as she promptly answered every question throughout the entire process, at any hour of the day or night. She truly made a very difficult experience with the passing of our mother, a very tender mercy in so many ways. Because of her going above and beyond at every turn, the entire experience went so smoothly. We will highly recommend Cindy Wood Realty (and Erica) to everyone!

I would strongly advise against working with Angel. My experience revealed serious ethical issues,…read morepersistent communication failures, and a total lack of accountability. The most troubling concern was undisclosed dual agency. I was not told Angel would be representing both myself and the buyer until after the buyer had already toured the property and submitted an offer--far too late to be meaningful or informed. Utah law requires clear written disclosure and consent in dual agency situations, and that simply did not happen. The buyer even told me directly they "didn't use a realtor" and that Angel was "all they knew," yet she still collected the buyer's agent commission. Angel also misled me about the reason we should accept a significantly lower offer, implying there were serious issues with the home. I later learned the $20,000 in "repairs" she referenced were actually ADA modifications for the buyer's child--completely unrelated to the condition or value of our home. That guidance directly cost me financially. Worse still was her complete failure to coordinate the move-out process. I was never consulted on the move-out date or time, and received almost no communication on what to expect. The buyer began showing up at the home frequently, pressuring us to leave because they too needed to move. While they were trying to be polite, they had a timeline to follow--one that Angel should have properly managed with both parties. Instead, we were both left stranded in a poorly handled transition. I ended up being forced to leave behind personal belongings simply because the situation was rushed and mishandled. When I brought these concerns to Angel, there was no ownership, no apology, and no effort to resolve anything. This was her response " I am very well aware of my duties as a licensed real estate agent in the state of Utah. I received my real estate license in 1998 and I have had a Principal Broker license since 2005. I have all necessary documentation in my possession regarding buyer representation and will not be providing any of that documentation to you. I will no longer be communicating with you directly regarding this matter any further." Her approach throughout this process was not just unprofessional--it was negligent and unethical. She collected a commission and did very little. If anything, she hindered the process and severely cost me financially. If you are looking for an agent who will act in your best interest, communicate clearly, and uphold their legal and ethical responsibilities, I strongly recommend you look elsewhere.

Sold by an Angel Real Estate is a team of the kindest and most knowlelage people I have met. They…read moreare honest, kind, and hard working. My first time buying a home went so smoothly. I would 100% recommend Angelina and her team to anyone buying or selling a home. Not only me, but my entire family will only work with Angelina and her team.