The Crozier Team is an awesome team to work.. I have been sending clients to Rick Crozier for over…read more10 years...never had a disappointed buyer!! Rick will go above and beyond to get your loan close on time and give you the best rate and deal. He will follow up with the agent to let them know the status of the loan. He will also follow up with the buyers after the loan has close to see if everything is ok. If Rick doesn't have the type of loan that you are looking for... He will help n recommend some body for u!! So far I have been extremely happy with the services that my buyers been getting. Keep up the great work!!

For as long as I've known Rick (+10 years) he's been "right there" for his clients. Once, while I…read morewas visiting New Orleans, Rick and I were at Cafe du Monde, and over coffee a past client walked up to Rick to thank him for the help he'd given the year before. I've even heard Rick tell me stories of how his team helps the community, even those people who wind up NOT getting a loan through The Crozier Team. That's what I call a team player; he's in it to win it by being the best version of himself - and leading that way - possible for his team, his clients, his community. Full transparency: I've not gotten a loan through Rick's services (I live in California) but I've introduced my own friends and clients who live in NOLA to The Crozier Team. See for yourself. Give the office a call, book an appointment, and see how they can help you!

Outstanding service from Hoby Givens. Highly recommended if you are shopping for a mortgage in the…read moreNew Orleans area.

where do I start the praises for Southern Title and most importantly Jenna Winslow! I had contacted…read more4 other title lawyers before Southen Title. All had either never called me back, gave incomplete info or just lied to my face. Jenna was my last resort and man was the wait worth it. I just needed info on what to do with a property my mother left in a trust for me. As i live in another state I was trying to sell and just didn't know what paperwork I needed. Jenna was not only courteous and prompt but answered EVERY question I asked with no mention of money for consultation! She was simply amazing! She helped me get all proper paperwork filed and on record so I can properly sell property. I'm not sure what I would have done without her. Again, thank u Jenna Winslow. U were a God send in a time of need.

I used southern for several transactions and always had an issue with Karen. She did not send…read moredocuments in a timely manner and some weren't filed at all. She does not respond to emails, no accountability, no apology. I complained several times and nothing happened so I suggest use another title company for your services. It will save you a lot of headache and annoyances

Review for Jon Huffman of Jon Huffman Real Estate:…read more I was referred to Jon by a kind stranger on the internet when I asked around for a good realtor (buyer's agent). In the end, I am SO glad I took the referral because Jon was an absolute rock star and made my family's homebuying experience quick, easy, and painless. It seemed that Jon always had time for us. Our amateur questions were never a bother. He was efficient in setting up home tours. In fact, we bought the first house he ever showed us. This was after browsing through endless listings online fruitlessly. When it was time to make an offer and close the deal, we felt confidant that we had a professional representing us. In the end, Jon's advice helped us snag the house for a below market price per square foot, all on a schedule that let us move out of our rental and into the new house seamlessly. Perhaps this review seems a little over the top, but Jon really rocked it for us. We were constantly impressed. My family has dealt with many realtors over the years and Jon is in the top tier without a doubt. PS: Jon used to host "Good Morning New Orleans" on WGNO-TV. He still has the TV voice and presence; it always warmed our hearts.

We were lucky enough to meet Jon when we traveled out to New Orleans a year ago when we were…read morelooking for real estate. While the timing was not perfect to purchase then, Jon continued to provide us more information and stay connected. I am proud to say that we are now in escrow on a property that we've never even visited yet. With Jon's help, we have completed our inspections, done FaceTime tours, and feel great about the process, even during these pandemic times. This is not the first property we will buy in New Orleans, but this will be the last time we have to look for an agent, friend, and trusted advisor. I guarantee you won't find any better and he's truly a class act.

My favorite closing company!! Great service and knowledgeable and friendly staff…read more The office is conveniently located on Canal Street in Mid City. It's a also a beautiful historic building converted into an office.

Audubon Title consistently provides an ideal closing with timely communication, good service and…read morepriced well too. Operating out of a gorgeous old single in MidCity, the site is conveniently located and offers just enough parking. Give them a try!

Selling a house is often very stressful, but TJ Smith ensured the process was stress-free for our…read morefamily. I appreciated his open communication, which made everything painless. He is both friendly and professional, and we highly recommend him and his services.

I would advise against using Nola Living Realty if you're searching for a sincere, dependable,…read morediligent, and trustworthy real estate company to sell your property anywhere in the New Orleans parish. Avoid Nola Living Realty if you're searching for a firm that will go above and beyond to sell your home. Even though the name seems fantastic, using NOLA Living Realty will cause you more trouble than it's worth. I am a proud NOLA girl because I was born and raised here. Because of the mentality of a few, like this agency's broker, Eric Hernandez, also known as Celso, people are moving into our great city and making it into a mess. Interest rates are not where we would like them to be, and the market is competitive. Give your all and be considerate; this is a competitive market. However, being referred to as a "KAREN" just because I'm white is not only improper, it's also quite offensive coming from this individual. It was our investment home that worried me. When the house was in the agent's custody, several problems came up. Certain things are not meant to break. Toilets are used by people, yet they are flushable. However, failing to inform the owners when landscaping becomes problematic when attempting to sell the property raises serious red flags. I sent the agent multiple emails, but each time the message bounced back. As soon as I contacted the broker, Eric, since I had questions regarding my property and couldn't get through to the agent, he seemed quite haughty. He carried on talking about his problems with Google throughout the taped exchange. To put it mildly, I was stunned by the email this guy sent me. It got under my skin for him to call his former clientele racist names when he didn't realize I was a New Orleanian. I don't hold the agent responsible; she was inexperienced. The broker, however, is a different matter. There should be no room for racists in our vibrant metropolis of New Orleans. No apologies from this guy but the racist email. My suggestion is to be kind because no matter the color of our skin we all count. (P.S. Please check out all the other Google and yelp reviews. This is not just an isolated incident but a history of Nola Living) Sincerely, Born and raised (Mixed and Happy) NOLA girl

rickhart79@gmail.com…read more Rick was recommended to me by a lender who I was working with in connection to purchasing a home. Since the person I was helping was purchasing a home for the first time, neither or us knew what a headache it would be to purchase a home under FHA federal guidelines. There are kinds of conditions that come with borrowing money with Uncle Sam backing it and that's fine, but these lenders need to get their shit together. By that I mean making the process a little less hassle free and letting potential borrowers know up front how long the process and a tentative list of documents required for loan approval and closing costs. Make sure you ask these muthacluckers about every single BS fee they are charging you because it's their job and it's how they make their money(by charging the BS fees). On to the reason why Im yelping the real estate appraiser. Rick was a referral and was nice enough to come out the same week, usually real estate appraisers need 2-4 days in advance notice. On top of that do not think that you will get the appraisal report right away. It might take a week or even more if your appraiser is busy. Rick came out and walked around the proposed property for purchase with his camera and took notes. It was hot as hell outside but he went everywhere inside and outside the property making notes and taking pictures. All in all, Rick was very friendly and thorough in his job. Make sure you ask lots of questions. It's their job---just dont be annoying. After about a week or more, I had to get the lender to send me a copy of the appraisal. Keep in mind that if you plan on using this appraisal for different lenders because you are shopping around make sure you mention it. If you are doing FHA loans, the lender has to put in an order for one. I paid for one out of pocket, ended up going with another lender. Also, if you want to save some dough on closing costs, go down to the mortgage and conveyance office to get a copy of a survey of the property. It will cost you $3 instead of some bullshit $400. It cost your time and parking maybe, but overall it's cheaper than letting the lender sock it to ya with those ridiculous BS fees. If you go down to the mortgage and conveyance office, make sure you have the name of the person or entity that appears on the title, if there was a succession, make sure you have all of that info too because it will help the person who will research and look up the property in question locate the actual survey. Ok yall---overall Rick was friendly, his report was detailed, objective but he was slow in returning calls and emails, probably cuz the guy is busy so give him a chance to get back to you. Cost was $400 but you may want to shop around for one and that takes time. I had a guy tell me his friend would do it for $350 but it was too late....overall do your research and call around asking about flat rates and turnaround time.

Dave is very professional and knowledgeable and help me out tremendously, I definitely recommend…read morehis services!

After many not so good experiences with other appraisers, Greg is a breath of fresh air!! He's the…read moremost caring appraiser I've ever dealt with! He works very hard to assure you get a fair honest accurate appraisal!