Maddy Hollar was an absolute pleasure to work with. Throughout the whole process, Maddy was…read moreprofessional, highly knowledgeable, had great communication, and ensured we always felt like a priority. Maddy was extremely accommodating regarding scheduling viewings and making herself available on short notice. She consistently found homes that met all of our requirements and went out of her way to ensure every detail was taken care of during the closing process - from paperwork, arranging inspections, checklist items, etc. Without a doubt, we will be working with her again in the future. If you're looking for a realtor, I 100% recommend Maddy!

Usaj Realty is the best! From the start to the end, they ensured I was in the know and set up for…read moresuccess. Their team is very thorough and personable. I will recommend them to any first time home buyers.

I had an extremely negative experience working with a broker at this firm, Courtney M., and would…read morestrongly caution others--especially first-time homebuyers--before choosing to work with her. From the beginning, I felt intense pressure to move forward with purchasing a home (I wasn't even sure I wanted to at that time), and with a purchase that did not align with my needs, budget, or preferences. I was encouraged to consider a home in a city I had never been to previously, priced roughly $150,000 above what I was comfortable spending. Despite clearly expressing hesitation and lack of interest, I felt repeatedly pushed and pressured into proceeding and closing on a home. The property itself raised serious concerns. It had been purchased new for $324,000 (I realized this after purchase) and was listed just eight months later for $450,000! I was encouraged to offer even more by said broker. I didn't because that was already way more than I wanted to do. After closing, the estimated value dropped immediately to around $399,000-$400,000 and has never supported the price I paid. As a result, I have been consistently $50,000 underwater (currently $60,000 underwater) on my mortgage since the day I bought it. I believe the appraised value was never correct and was fraudulently given to obtain higher commissions. I also felt uncomfortable with how the transaction was structured, as I was steered toward using specific affiliated professionals (including the lender and appraiser), which made me question whether I had received objective guidance. Overall, I feel that my inexperience as a first-time buyer was not protected but instead extremely taken advantage of. This purchase has had significant long-term financial consequences in addition to severe mental and emotional damage. This experience has been incredibly stressful and a difficult situation to deal with. Anyway, I look at it, I'm at a significant financial loss. I've never felt so financially fuc*ed by someone in my life. I cannot recommend this firm based on my experience and would urge others to proceed with extreme caution.

This is a weird reality company made up of flighty broker associates that rarely return your call…read more And when you do get a call back and try to make an appointment to see houses with them as your buyer's agent, they are typically "too busy" to find time. Apparently, business must be good for them, but we ended up taking our business elsewhere - a reputable company made up of professional realtors. Since they gave up on us, we gave up on the fly-by-night pompous folks at Madison & Company that were obviously only doing the broker thing as a part time side gig.

Sarah Arthur Hayes went above and beyond for my family. She sold us a property and took the time to…read morelisten and understand our situation and needs. She took great care of my elderly parents and assisted/ guided them in the right direction both within the realm of real estate and outside. I recommend her to anyone looking to buy/sell a property. Even if you're unsure, she will listen and provide professional advice, guidance and insight while remaining patient and understanding of your unique circumstances. Every transaction was handled in an efficient and timely manner. Prices are extremely reasonable based on the amount of time and effort she puts into your purchase. I highly recommend her.

I would like to add to my original post. Kentwood in Denver…read moreis complete shit show. I personally would not work for a buyer from relocation company again. Too much work and time involved. All the BS advises and suggestions I would receive from Jason Exley... his hidden fees, scams . Jason Exley was extremely shady with the whole process. AVOID KENTWOOD!

These two are the team you want heading up your buy/sell of real estate. Always responsive, clear…read morecommunications, great knowledge of the machinations of real estate transactions. They made our recent purchase seamless. VERY HAPPY

With the combination of a corporate relocation, selling and buying over the holidays, and moving…read moreour kids into a new community and school(s) - we couldn't have asked for better relocation specialists like Jill and Greg! They were understanding of our time constraints and very open to our input and feedback throughout the home search process. Their knowledge of the surrounding areas and fun energy made the entire process enjoyable and personable. It's also important to share that if you run into any unforeseen circumstances around closing time, you want Jill and Greg in your corner because they are extremely resourceful and solutions minded! We sincerely appreciated their helpfulness and guidance throughout the entire home purchasing experience. We would recommend Jill and Greg to family and friends alike!

I wasn't planning to buy a home, but when I found one I loved, my agent connected me with Nicole…read moreRueth, the owner of the Rueth team. The home was out of my budget, my credit wasn't great, and I was just getting started after graduate school in a new city. Nicole was the first person I spoke with, and although I was scared, she connected me with the resources to make my dream of owning a home possible. Even when I doubted myself, she convinced me to move forward. As a first-time homebuyer, I didn't always communicate my needs clearly, which added stress to the process. Initially, I agreed to loan terms that weren't the best fit for me. But when I realized this, the Rueth team helped me switch to an FHA loan, and they did it in just 10 days--a timeline I don't believe many other teams could have pulled off. I'm grateful to Cara, who reassured me when I backed out of the first loan, and to Yessica, who worked tirelessly, late into the final night, to make sure everything stayed on track. Their dedication and support made owning my first home possible. Thank you to Nicole Rueth and the Rueth team for never giving up on me. As a first-time homebuyer, this would have not been possible, and I'm so thankful for their commitment.

We would NOT recommend this team for a second/vacation home. While we really appreciated their…read moreresponsiveness early on during the pre-approval process, we found ourselves incredibly frustrated with the Rueth team by the end of closing. We sent the property to them before even getting pre-approved or any loan quotes and were able to be "locked in" at a rate. The early part of the process was fine - a little cumbersome with how frequently we had to send documents, and then send more/different versions of the same things but I understand that's on the underwriter and not Rueth team. What really frustrated us is FIVE DAYS BEFORE CLOSING, after the loan terms deadline passed in our contract for our new property, we received news that our loan rate was changing and increasing by 0.4%. The reason we were told is that our home didn't qualify for the initial loan/rate we were "locked in" at because it was a log cabin home. Their team should have known it was a log cabin from the offset as it clearly is such in the listing that we sent them before even getting pre-approved and initial rates!! Also not telling us our loan rate was changing until so close to closing, where we were too short on time to try to scramble and find another lender, felt really shady to us. The appraisal process they arranged also had hiccups that were annoying to navigate, but it's really the loan rate change so close to closing and their reason for rate change that upsets us. I would beware if you're looking at mountain homes and look into other lenders.

I have have known Stacy and Alex Neir for several years and worked with them while I was a broker…read moreat Kentwood City Properties. Of all the amazing agents I have worked with in my 14 year career, Stacy and Alex are two of the most savvy brokers out there. When it comes to negotiations, market knowledge, marketing and creative strategy- they have an advantage over most other agents. The Neir's are forward thinking and innovative brokers which would give any buyer or seller an advantage working with them. If I were not already a licensed broker, they would be my top pick of agents to hire.

There are lots of good realtors in Denver, but Stacy and her husband Alex aren't some of them. This…read moreis the third home I've purchased and by far they have been the worst realtors I've worked with. While much of the blame must be assigned to the seller/builder (Moonstar Investments - can't recommend working with them either) on this project, and the Neirs tried to assign all blame to Moonstar, they are working with them on another project, so it says a lot about their integrity. During the 9 month build/purchase process the Neirs were horrible communicators, and required constant follow ups. They would consider one or two word "no update" as sufficient and then we would have to follow up several more times to get answers. We had questions and they were unable to secure answers. Other times, we would get emails with messages like "we think we mentioned" or "we meant to tell you." Several of our questions and issues were not brought to the attention of the seller, which is pure laziness from this team. As a transaction broker (representing buyer and seller), they were supposed to remain neutral throughout the process. This couldn't have been further than what actually happened. They favored and did a much better job representing the seller. They provided inaccurate, or flat out incorrect advice on several occasions and at no point did they apologize for their many mistakes. Several errors occurred during the building process, but it was up to us (the sellers) to recognize the mistakes and follow up to make sure they were remedied. Even the contracts they had to manage and oversee had mistakes. Sometimes prices were incorrect, other times they were listed as buyer's agent, other times seller's agent, other times transaction broker. Attention to detail and accuracy are clearly not strengths of these realtors. Save yourself the hassle and do not work with them.

My husband and I connected with Ben via our RE Agent. Ben is personable and helpful. We were tough…read morecustomers, since we recently moved to CO. This took extra effort on Ben's part, but he cheerfully stuck with us, unlike other lenders we approached. We moved in to our new digs and are happy with our mortgage. I would recommend Ben to my friends and co-workers. BTW, this is our 4th home purchase with multiple refi's under our belt. Ben covered all of the bases:)

We were already in process with another lender and needed to close fast. I was referred to this…read morecompany and and we closed in a of weeks. Really pleased using this company for my loan