All County Property Management gets 5 stars. I'd give them more if that were possible…read more After having a property pulled out from under us in a show of very bad faith by another company, All County Property's Shelly, Lynn, and Kim managed to pull out an 11th hour deal and get us into a house. They personally followed up with our references and got us vetted in hours instead of days. We are so thankful to find a management company to help us find a home! We will use them for all future real estate dealings. They are honest and reliable, the two things we found lacking in their competitors. I highly recommend All County Property Management. You will regret using anyone else!

The staff are fairly nice to interact with, but everything else was just terrible. The contract is…read moreextremely predatory, and attempts to shirk costs onto the tenants for every little thing. Not only that, they require additional services to be paid by you and if you don't, they fine you for every little item and are not up front about it until the lease is signed. I had several issues when I first moved in: 1.Front door was wide open when I arrived and later determined the latch was damaged and a light breeze would push it open. 2.More than half the lights were bad, costing me a couple hundred dollars to replace. (they only replaced 2 cheap bulbs when reported, and ignored the kitchen CFL's and exterior lights. 3.Layers of dust on everything and trash/old parts/paint left in the garage. 4.Electrical issues in the master bedroom, and garage the resulted in the garage door sometimes not opening, and the inability to use the ceiling fan and lights at the same time. 5. Lots of existing small damage from floors to walls and lack of protective items such as door stops. 6. Massive pile of tree limbs/brush left in the back yard(ignored when reported, 20ft/10ft wide and stacked 6ft high) and took me 3 days of clearing and working with the city for pickup. 7. 3 Weeks into the lease, we learned they had a mice infestation. -Many other issues were reported during the move in process, but only 10$ duct tape fixes were performed and other concerns were ignored. When they sent lease renewal forms, I had told them 75 days(45 was required) in advance that I was in the process of purchasing a home, and was curious if they'd like to work out an arrangement since I would not be renewing. Either to get out sooner, some kind of refund, or otherwise. I was instead given firm NO's (felt like being told to f* myself). The very next thing they did was send realtors to my home with no notice, scaring my family that was home and creating conflict. They expected me to bend over backwards for realtor visits and ignored all concerns for safety and privacy. It was at this point I felt like I was being pushed out and taken advantage of. So I stopped caring and did everything I could legally and within contract to make their jobs harder since they didn't care about me or my family. Eventually moving out 2 months early because of all the safety and security risks they were creating. I had even called and emailed all these concerns, and attempted to work with them multiple times, but they just don't care.

We had an excellent experience working with Alicia at Two Pineapples in Paradise while planning our…read morehoneymoon. She helped us plan the perfect trip to our dream destination and made the entire process easy and stress-free. Alicia was extremely attentive and responsive, and it was clear she genuinely cared about getting every detail right. When our travel plans had to change due to weather, she handled everything smoothly and helped us navigate the changes without added stress--exactly what you want after a busy and unpredictable wedding week. Her professionalism, calm guidance, and attention to detail made a huge difference, and we couldn't be happier with how everything turned out. We would absolutely recommend Two Pineapples in Paradise to anyone looking for a reliable, knowledgeable travel agent for a honeymoon or special trip.

Alicia is phenomenal! She helped me plan my Honeymoon to Jamaica back in 2022 and made the process…read moreso smooth for us. Fast forward to today, we planned another trip to Jamaica with Two Pineapples in Paradise and again, it's been such a smooth and easy process! It can be such a headache trying to find the best deal, so I'm thankful to have her to call. She genuinely cares about her clients and has worked so hard for my husband and I to have these wonderful memories. Would highly recommend them!!

Knowing what I know now, I would never use this company and would not recommend them to anyone. The…read moreowner, Ed, made a difficult situation even more difficult. His slogan, "Compassion is our passion" is a farce. He treated us as if he were doing us a favor even though the small amount that he paid for the amount of items he received was insulting. And to top it off, he was condescending and belligerent to our family and our hired movers because he said we were making him feel uncomfortable moving our items out even though those items were never supposed to go to him. I'

From the owner: Reliable Estate Services specializes in estate liquidations and property cleanouts. We offer an…read moreeasier alternative to a traditional estate sale and are committed to treating our clients with the highest level of compassion and integrity. Our Services Include: Complete Estate Liquidations Partial Property Liquidations Vacated Home Clean-Up (Interior and Exterior) Foreclosure Clean-Out (Interior and Exterior) Coordination with Local Charities Green Disposal Recycling and Trash Removal Coordination for Home Repair Estates may need to be cleaned out when downsizing to a smaller home, relocating, divorcing, closing a business, or after the death of a loved one. Many families often find this process overwhelming, too emotional, or are simply too busy to manage this task themselves. We are here to help.

Shawn is prompt, professional and knowledgeable. He has provided impeccable service and…read moreattentiveness during our home purchase. I would highly recommend!

Shawn and his team at Stryve Realty were wonderful to work with. They were organized and extremely…read moreresponsive in the home-buying process. Shawn happily answered our *many* questions and was happy to give his expertise as we were first time home buyers (with a lot of questions throughout the process). We felt taken care of and knew exactly what to expect with each step of the way thanks to the administrative side of things being so thorough and seamless from their team. 5 stars for Stryve Realty and Shawn Buck!

Cheryl Johnson has helped us find a couple homes. She's knowledgeabl, professional, assertive and…read morefriendly. Very reassuring having Cheryl on our side. Highly recommende!!!

This review is for Susan Cooksey, Realtor we were very disappointed with this realtor she was not…read moreworking for us. After she listed our house we would not hear from her for days when we had a question. Once you sign with her she is very lazy about calling you and getting things done. The company she works for is very weird. She did not list our house with Century 21 but with other realtors and the sign she put up in front of our house was a black, century 21 Judge Fite sign that looked like a voting sign instead of a For Sale sign and not a real estate sign, So we asked her to put a For Sale sign on it, of course she took her time to do that. When she had a photographer take pictures of our house he put up bad pictures of my husbands dress pants hanging in our closet that were slipping on the hanger and living rm pictures with the sofa cushion wrinkled and not straight & popping up. The angles of the pictures they put were terrible and he also took a photo of our new roof with a white shadow on it. The photographer didn't communicate with us. We had to tell her to remove those and replace with better pictures. The fact that she didn't even list our house in Century 21 was weird. We questioned her about that and she said they were still in the MLS. We wanted to fire her and get someone else but winter was coming and colder weather was coming and we wanted to keep the house listed. Towards the end when our beautiful home finally did sell it turned out that she let us list it $5000 too high, when she had told us and checked to see if the price was ok, and said it was at the right market price. Then the loan agent for the buyers didn't want to do the loan for the buyers. This was not our fault or our problem, but the realtor wanted us to take lesser money to help the buyer that was not our fault we could of gone with a different buyer but she insisted on that buyer and from that point on she acted like she worked for the buyer almost like she knew them personally. From beginning to end we were not happy with this realtor and I would not recommend this realtor to anyone, unless you want someone who is lazy and you have to keep calling and asking her to return our calls and reminding her that she works for us not the buyer. In the end after our house sold she did not go over rules and she scolded me for going over to our sold house to ask the tenants if they received our mail with our change of address card with confirmation code the Post office told us it went to our previous address. The new tenants mother was home and invited me in and was real friendly with me and asked me if I had any touch up paint to repair some paint damage to their entry wall their movers did when they moved their refrigerator inside. I told her I might have some and that I would bring it to her. She had me follow her to the kitchen to look through their mail that we had collected and left for them on the kitchen counter, but the moving confirmation with code was not there. To this day March 11 we still have not received our mail at our new address which was suppose to start March 1st with conf. Code. When the realtor found out I went to the new tenant to ask about my mail, all hell broke loose and the realtor scolded me and complained to my husband who was already disgusted with her and the closing company. He had to remind her several times to return our calls and that she worked for us not the buyer. He was very upset when she sent us a page with rules about buyer and owner relationship which was after the fact. What were we suppose to do, the post office said they didn't have our mail. In the first place I had already met the woman at the house when we bumped into each other, because when realtor had sent her and her family to look at our house 4 different times, while she put us out of our own home so they can look at it again, even after they bought it while I was there moving our things out before the move out date. Towards the end the realtor acted like she worked for the buyers and not us and gifted them a gift certificate and never gifted us with anything when we were the real reason why she made all that money from our house. The closing was terrible they charged us a ton of money to close. I thought it was the buyer that paid most of the closing costs and even had us pay for half of the fees of what the borrower shopped for which was a lot. It was Designated Title in Frisco. Stay away from that company as well they will pull a trick on you and tell you have already signed for all that already in your contract to make you sign for the closing costs while they turn the pages upside down and away from you after you sign each page so you can't look at them again. All in all we were not happy with Century 21 and who they hire and what they represent. I would STAY AWAY from Century 21 there's better companies and better realtors out there, There a dime a dozen you just have to pick through the bad ones.