Stay away from Emily Massey!…read more I rented a property from Massey for two years.Emily seemed so nice and professional at the onset, but as soon as I signed the lease things completely changed. We had an agreement about what items would be completed before I moved in (the yard was so overgrown that it unusable, for instance, and the fence was broken and moldy). It took over a YEAR of emails and calls until finally the homeowner fixed the fence himself. I ended up landscaping the yard at my own expense since I wanted to use it. I finally moved out two months ago after buying a house. I told Emily I was moving out the end of March because I had a conflict with the HOA and had to leave (I purchased a commercial vehicle that apparently wasn't allowed by renters even though the homeowners had them in their driveways). I had pleaded with Massey and the HOA to give me more time to find a house after they gave me notice in December, so was excited in January that I finally found one so soon. Emily was extremely unprofessional in the way she handled this situation, and her response to my giving 60 days notice.. she evicted me and said I had to be out by March 15th. Luckily for me Covid happened and I got an extra week, but it was a scramble to get out in time. Then Emily immediately put a lockbox on the empty house and informed me that my lease isn't up until April 30. Huh?!! Apparently she had trouble finding a renter during covid and was trying to make me pay for it. I, of course, refused. Now it's mid-May and she's still sending me bills for April rent, not returning keys (I left them in the mailbox), not taking care of the yard (seriously?), and of course late fees for not paying April rent. AND she refuses to return my deposit. Now we're getting ready to enter small claims court as soon as covid allows, which I am looking forward to. Emily Massey is the most unprofessional, unscrupulous business person in town. Stay away!!

Completely unprofessional at every level especially with Emily Massey. Do not do business with this…read morerealtor. She would not respond to my emails and avoided my phone calls about a property I was interested in. However, I am glad she ignored my calls since it gave me ample time to find her yelp page. These reviews are accurate, and I can't imagine signing with this lady. What a nightmare. Please avoid at all costs.

On July 5 2025 I was overcharged while paying on line. It is now August 18 2025 and after a couple…read morevisits to the office on Garrett Rd. Still no one has contacted me to refund my money. As easy as it would seem to do still the manager who told me that she would look into the matter still hasn't contacted me. I see that your ratings have zero stars. I understand! ​

Sylvia the General Manager of Ticon Properties is probably the most difficult person to work with…read moreI've dealt with and is the reason I decided not to renew my lease. Sylvia's son Carson is currently the Property Manager at Audubon Lake but I Have found his demeanor quite binary and not very interested, this of course effects how residents are treated and it stinks because they don't really enforce the "pick up after your pet" mantra. so I moved. yes the prices are good but it takes forever to get a maintenance order done, and you have the other problems which they won't seem to address!

I am a bit prejudiced, but these folks ROCK! Not your father's real estate company is putting it…read moremildly; they are leading the way in incorporating technology into the business and yet have an incredible talent for personalizing the process. The client is the focus of their efforts and this comes across in many ways.

I've always enjoyed working with Go Realty agents on real estate transaction. I'm thrilled to…read morewelcome them to the neighborhood. Rob Love

They often say that if you find a job you love, you will never work a day in your life. I would…read morelike to say I have had the pleasure of working with Tom and Toni Kemble over the past few months in order to find the perfect home for my wife and I, but I digress, it is fairly obvious to me that they both enjoy their job so much, that I doubt it would truly be considered work. Instead I like to think of it as a grand adventure with a truly triumphant conclusion. We looked at many houses in the past 6 months and having their level of expertise to guide us along really served us well as first time buyers. It's a tough market out there, but with the right guidance provided by the Kemble Team, I think it's safe to say that when you finally make that move you can feel reassured working with them that although you have been looking at houses, you are getting what you can call your home.

Tom and Toni (Father and daughter) never work a day in their lives because they love what they are…read moredoing! If you are in the Triangle (or wising up and moving here), they are your go to folks to find the perfect house.

There should be a -star rating this crook would get it. Rented a house from him getting Maintance…read moredone in a timely matter was joke. Getting an appliance replaced is a bigger joke. When you move out he wants to charge you for the normal cleaning painting and changing locks that is part of turning it over to the next renter . He thinks it's the leaving tenants responsibility . What a jerk and crook

Real estate people who actually answer their phones! Great customer service and property managers…read morewith a personal touch. If you are seeking a property management company that is ethical, professional with lots of experience I'd highly recommend Treasured Property.

Hands down the best realty company in the area is A2Z Realty.  I mean, Joel and his staff will do…read moreanything they can to help you out.  They are Johnny-on-the-spot with repairs and/or preventative maintenance.   The place is always well mowed and groomed.  And it is a beautiful location. There flowering trees everywhere.  The neighborhood features multiple walking and/or biking trails as well as the community park and rose garden are just a block down the road. While we're talking location, bus stops out front will take you anywhere you need to go.  There is a mall across the street with restaurants, a movie theater, shops, and a grocery store.  The post office, banks, dentists, eye doctors, massage therapists, and hair salons - all in the same block.  Library is a short walk away.   You cannot ask for a better location, especially if you don't own a car.

Summary: As a property owner, they are a worry-free management company!…read more A2Z has been fantastic at managing my property - around 8 years and I've never had to worry about a thing. They are trustworthy, competent, fair, and good at getting tenants who pay their rent and keep the place in good shape. All repairs were very reasonable in both cost and timing - I'm a bit sad I've sold my property because I couldn't ask for a better management team, and I will certainly use them again if I get another property in the area!

Ryan helped me find and buy an amazing house, sight unseen, from across the country (my first…read morehouse!). He was helpful, knowledgeable, and appropriately skeptical as we were picking houses to bid on. He knew how to structure offers that were reasonable but strong, given our situation. He guided us through negotiations around inspections and shoring up loose legal ends, and he even helped us with a raw land opportunity that popped up halfway through our purchase. I'd absolutely work with Ryan again, but it went so well I have no reason to for quite some time.

Ryan is awesome! I highly recommend hiring him to be your real estate agent. When my husband and I…read morewere first looking to move to the area I did a quick search for real estate agents on Yelp, Ryan's paged looked great and since it said he responded to Yelp messages typically within an hour (because who wants to pick up a phone?!) I figured I would reach out to see if he had any last minute availability to show us to a few properties and he did. Although Ryan's office is based in Chapel Hill don't let that deter you, we were only looking in Raleigh. He knows all the ins and outs of the Raleigh neighborhoods and can get here quickly when you need him. We went under contract only two weeks after working with him. He uses Patrick with a local home inspection company to do the inspection and he did a thorough job. After the great inspection Ryan said the only thing left he could think of was a metal detector test of the property, since the house was older and there was a small chance of an underground oil tank. We did the test not thinking much of it and turns out there was an underground tank and it had extensively leaked. Ryan and his assistant Karen headed up making all the appointments and getting the right people out there to deal with the issue. Sadly the seller didn't want to really deal with the issue so away that contract went. Since Ryan knew what we were looking for was kind of niche he sent us a property here and there and we kept our eyes open as well. When a house popped up on the market on a Thursday night we text him if he could meet us there the next morning to take a look. He did and we feel in love. We put an offer in that day and started the process all over again. The second time around we worked with Karen a lot and she is great to work with as well. We successfully closed on this house and love where we ended up. An additional note since Ryan works in a group with a few other real estate agents if you need to see a house in a hurry and he isn't available, he will coordinate with someone in his office who is. Team work for the win!

As a mortgage lender, I always let people know that a smooth transaction almost always starts with…read morehaving a great buyer agent. We closed a deal and Tony was the buyer's agent. It was an awesome transaction. Our buyers couldn't have been happier. I would highly recommend Tony.

I am not a person who generally fills out online reviews of companies and services, especially ones…read moreof a negative tone, but I feel this is different. I am sorry to have to write this review for Tony Hall and Associates, but I feel it's important that perspective clients be made aware of a situation that occurred but a few hours ago. I was ready to make an offer on a property being represented by Jaye Kreller, one of Tony Hall's realtors. My realtor from Caldwell Banker, was helping me to purchase a property with the sole intention of renting it out as an investment property. After looking at a few locations, I found one I was very interested in, and it was represented by Tony Hall and Associates. It all came down to whether or not I would be able to legally rent the property as per occupancy rates and rules set forth by the HOA. We told Ms Kreller that I was ready to make a very serious offer, but that I first needed to be assured that it could be rented. This was late Thursday. Ms Kreller made no attempt to find out, something, quite honestly, she should have already known from the day she signed this seller on to be her client. When it became apparent that Ms Kreller had no intentions of finding out what I needed to know, my realtor attempted to contact neighborhood's HOA directly for herself. Unfortunately, she was told they were already closed until Monday morning. This was late Friday. Without giving much thought as to her client's best intentions, and knowing someone else was already interested, Jaye Kreller never bothered to inform the seller that there was another seriously interested buyer. I viewed the property again on Saturday, and we once again told Jaye Kreller that we were going to make a full price offer as soon as we knew that the property could be rented out. Late Sunday afternoon, I received the news that the seller accepted an offer from another buyer, we never got the opportunity to make any offer. Why should all this matter? Because it is obvious that this realtor didn't have her client's best interest at heart. Whether we got into a bidding scenario with another potential buyer and the selling price increased a few thousand dollars more or not, it's obviously she couldn't care. But if it was your property being sold, that extra money would be pretty darn important. I find it hard to believe the seller wouldn't have waited an extra 18 hours and come Monday morning, find out if there were two prospective buyers (much preferred), or only one. What would you rather have? So today (Monday), I very calmly contacted Tony Hall himself to let him know of the situation. My initial thought was not to blame him, especially since how could he be aware of all the actions of his employees, except that when I explained what transpired, it quickly fell on deaf ears. He obviously doesn't care. Is this who you really want representing the sale of possibly your biggest asset? I'd think twice.

We *loved* working with Neill! Full disclosure: My husband and I were very particular and we also…read morehad conflicting opinions about some major decision points. I think Neill must have a sixth sense for reading people, because he always knew exactly when to step back and let us hash it out versus when to step in and guide us through to a great compromise. He also was an incredible asset because he has a background in handyman work; he can offer very honest assessments of what kind of shape a house is in. He steered us away from a few houses that would have been an impractical amount of work, proving that he wanted to see us in the *right* home versus just closing a sale. When we finally found our beautiful dream house, he gave excellent advice on what offer to make, and he encouraged us to write a personal letter to the sellers. We never would have thought of that! Turns out, our offer was right in the ballpark with one other, but the personal letter convinced the owners to sell to us! (I should add, the sellers needed a few more pieces of information at the last minute, and Neill was working hard at 9:00 at night to make sure the deal went through -- he does what it takes.) This is getting long, so I'll close by saying that Neill brings added value and top-notch advice to every step of the home-buying process. Also, he's such a genuine and kind person that he'll become a family friend along the way. :)

Okay. Seems like he has a vast understanding of the local market. Not very personable as a seller…read morethough. O