Excellent Service.......Kayla Ross was our buyers agent and we were more than pleased. She handled…read morea very difficult transaction and worked even at the closing table to ensure the deal reflected what was best for us. She showed or researched over 80 homes for us before we decided on a property and never once did she show any irritability over our constantly changing desires or needs. Steve the managing broker also met with us several times and have productive and accurate advice and direction. If you are buying or selling, this is the ONLY real estate firm in Hot Springs to do business with. A+++++++++ Rating......They are good people who work hard for you! Dr. Rick Ward-Harder and Scott Harder

Think twice before engaging with this company. The house we rented has not been well maintained…read moreand was not clean when we arrived. They were rude and disrespectful to my wife every time she dealt with them. If you must deal with them, document everything. We left the house cleaner than we found it and they charged me a cleaning fee.

Laurie Rushing and her mother Lorna Nobles are bigots in the first degree. We were buyers being…read morerepresented by another firm with a stellar reputation. Lorna due to her personal beliefs intentionally discriminated against us. It is our personal opinion that anyone who is not a neo-conservative would be poorly served if they chose to use this firm. If you are liberal leaning, LGBT, a person of color, or belong to any other minority group, this firm IS NOT the firm for you. We take this opportunity to warn our fellow minorities that these folks will smile in your face and stab you in the back. We spent hours and days on a deal only to have it fall thru. Laurie Rushing then contacted me directly ( which violates the Relators ethics as we were represented by another firm and agent) and belittled me via text messages. Again, please review my other reviews and you will see that most are overwhelmingly positive, so I am not a negative ned.....These people really are TOXIC towards anyone who does not fit their twisted mold. Save your money, as the home you are purchasing or selling is most likely your biggest investment. Spend your money with people who appreciate you and can at least show some decorum of respect towards you. Lake Hamilton Realty and Kayla Ross are some good options, it worked well for us.

From the owner: Jan Culp, Trademark Real Estate offers residential and commercial real estate services to the Hot…read moreSprings, AR area.

Amanda showed us 10 or 11 houses when we were buying in this area. She is professional, very…read moreknowledgeable, and was extremely helpful. We highly recommend her for your real estate needs.

From the owner: I bring a hands-on background in business, home services, and real estate to every client I work…read morewith. My experience helps me spot potential, solve problems quickly, and guide buyers and sellers with confidence. Whether you're looking for a home, a retreat, or an investment, I'm here to help you find the right fit with honest advice and local expertise.

The day before leaving for Hot Springs from Dallas I mentioned to my boyfriend getting our photos…read moredone and I started researching. I found Mandy online and she was able to accommodate us on short notice. We did the mini shoot and she was amazing. We brought our dog and she immediately made us feel comfortable as well as our dog. She helped coach us and position us throughout the shoot. We got the top twenty photos and it was so hard to choose!

From the owner: Central Arkansas Photographer that specializes in Weddings, Families, Seniors, Children and Sports…read morePhotography. You deserve to look your best, and you always will with Mandy Ballard Photography!

Will Lindsay has been awesome to work with helping me find a lakefront condo for sale in Hot…read moreSprings AR on Lake Hamilton. He has also been able to rent me some beautiful condos when I'm visiting the area.

Our experience with Will Lindsay at Hamilton Shores Realty left us with bad feelings that colored…read moreour last Christmas memories gray after a week of red, green, and gold. We rented a fairly expensive two bedroom condo on the second floor at "Waters Edge". It has an elevator so that 96 year old Grandmom could be comfortable. Because we live in Dallas, and parking lots are clearly labeled tow-away if there are restrictions, we paid attention when we arrived to be sure we were not parking in a tow away zone. We did not notice the subtly painted numbers over the covered spaces, however, since most of the spaces were empty when we arrived, and, as I said, there were no "No Parking Signs" or "Tow Away" signs. There was also no mention of parking restrictions on the rental agreement which Will had emailed to us. Imagine our surprise when we took our bags down to load the car on the 26th and found it gone. A note in the parking space said a tow company had taken it and would charge $250 to give it back. When I called Will to ask for help, his only response was, "Well, I'm not paying the towing fee. Didn't you see the number on the parking space? Well, no, we didn't see the number (about 2-3 inches high and painted the same color as the parking shed) for the reasons mentioned above. Even if we had seen the number, we might not have figured out that a particular space was ours since it wasn't mentioned in the rental agreement. My guess is that the rental agreement has now been updated to explain parking, but that won't help us, will it, Will? Too bad. We had once enjoyed doing business with Hamilton Shores.

So my wife and I needed to find a rental home in Hot Springs last summer. We secured a meeting with…read moreone of their realtor/brokers. She met with us and showed us a very cute home in Hot Springs near the racetrack. It was advertised as being "safe". I had sustained a brain injury earlier in the year, and had to go away to Pennsylvania for treatment/convalescence. This meant that I would have to leave my wife alone in the house for at least 4-6 weeks at a time, on at least 2 occasions. Due to the nature of my impairment, the last thing that I needed to worry about was the safety of my wife and 2 dogs. Because of my cognitive impairment, my capacity to make good decisions, especially with regard to the safety of rental property in an unknown city was frankly impaired. I explained my situation, in detail, to the broker. She assured me of that she understood my dilemma and would personally vouch for the safety of this home. I trusted her. Needless to say, our first night in the house did not go well. There was a wreck around midnight, right in front of the home with an apparently intoxicated man behind the wheel. The police came promptly but the man had left the scene before they arrived. There also appeared to be people walking past the house frequently both day and night, and with poor lighting, their intent was unclear. After a few days, it did not feel safe for me to leave my wife and 2 dogs there while I was out of state receiving treatment. So why the bad review? Well, from the very beginning I was assured by the realtor/broker that I would get at least a portion of the 2,850.00 I had paid as a down payment. I had signed a six month lease for this property, and I was therefore legally obligated to rent for 6 months. When I did talk with the broker, she led me to believe that I would receive some type of refund, but it (understandably) it would be a "partial" refund. Eventually, when I NEVER heard from her regarding said refund, I then contacted the owner. He explained his company's position, but did agree to see if a partial refund could be issued. We literally were in the house 6 nights. We left the property in pristine condition. $475/night, is the highest I have ever paid for a place to live. I am now medically retired due to this medical condition. I am clearly not impressed with this company. I feel that they took advantage of a vulnerable adult in this particular situation. Their response was to imply that a partial refund would be issued, their intent to actually work with the property owner and advocate on my behalf is questionable at best. My only recourse is to openly share my experience with them. Buyer beware!!

Team Thomason is comprised of husband and wife team - Wayne and Kelly Thomason. The Thomason's are…read morefull-time Realtors with Hot Springs Realty and very involved in the downtown and Park Avenue area, as well as many organizations in Hot Springs. Wayne is a Hot Springs native and Kelly has lived in Hot Springs since 2005.

I had the pleasure of working with Kent looking for a home for my mother. I can't recommend or…read morethank him enough. He was knowledgeable and thorough from start to finish. Even though the market is turning houses like hot cakes, he helped me find the absolute perfect home for her. I live out of state and only had one day to see all of the houses we were interested in seeing, so time was of the essence. Kent not only made it easy, he also made it incredibly enjoyable. Through his guidance and knowledge, I was able to get an amazing deal on an amazing house! Our closing was so easy and he handled everything for us except our signatures! If you're looking to buy in Hot Springs, I would whole-heartedly say go with Kent!

Kent was excellent to work with! He took extra time getting to know us personally and took that…read moreinto consideration when helping us find the perfect home. My husband and I have completely opposite tastes and Kent found us a home that fits both our styles. When it comes time to find another home, we will certainly be calling Kent.

The best! Have had multiple inspections completed over the years and Dillon is always very thorough…read moreand makes sure every details of the inspection is covered.

From the owner: Welcome to Arkansas Home Report Inspections, LLC. AHRI is owned by state-licensed home inspector…read moreDillon Erwin HI-1976. Soon to be Dually Licensed Home Inspector & Real Estate Agent... Exciting News: Expanding My Role in Real Estate—With Integrity at the Core After 8 years of serving clients as a licensed home inspector, I’m proud to share that I’m in the final stages of becoming a licensed real estate agent. This next step isn’t just a career move—it’s a natural extension of my mission to empower buyers and sellers with clarity, confidence, and technical excellence. I’ll continue offering home inspections with the same rigor and transparency that have defined my practice. But I want to be absolutely clear: I will never serve as both inspector and agent in the same transaction. That’s not just a legal boundary—it’s an ethical one. My commitment to objectivity and client trust means I draw a firm line between these roles. This dual perspective allows me to better educate clients, anticipate issues, and advocate for smarter decisions—whether I’m inspecting a property or guiding someone through a purchase or sale. It’s about raising the bar, not blurring the lines. If you’re looking for a real estate professional who understands homes from the inside out—or an inspector who sees beyond the checklist—I’d love to connect. Thanks to everyone who’s supported this journey. The best is yet to come. If you are buying, selling, or relocating in the Hot Springs Area; call me!