Do not go anywhere else. DO NOT!!! This is precision at its…read morefinest. The women who own/ work for this business are absolutely amazing. 10 stars if I could!

This company is true to their word. They truly do an…read moreamazing job. I would highly recommend using them for any services they provide. 10 out of 10perfect.​

We saw their ad on craigslist and decided there was enough interesting things for us to drive 35 mi…read moreto check it out unfortunately when we got there it was after 1:00 and they said well it's we're only open to 1: 00. Signs were still up on the street they also did not mention what time they closed. I was very disappointed with the trip that we took for absolutely nothing and we got back to the car and checked the craigslist ad and it had no mention of it being over at 1:00 . I really think that if you were going to use them you should really think about it because it didn't appear like it was something that I would want to have anything to do with anyway that's my POV.

Bought table lamp at Corvallis estate sale on 11/16, person at the checkout table was very rude.read more

Hans is prompt, professional and does incredible work. I had to schedule a property shoot remotely…read morein Oregon (I'm based in California) and trust that all would go well. Hans was a pro - he took care of every detail and the photos look amazing. I recommend his work and his integrity. I will definitely use him for my next shoot.

From the owner: Over 5 years of experience serving all of Oregon, primarily real estate photos but also weddings…read moreand events. Licensed and insured drone pilot with over 100 hours of logged flight time.

Windermere Willamette Valley Property Management is a great company to work for, because they work…read morehard to treat everyone fairly.

To give you an idea, it took them 3-4 months before I was able to sign the lease. All that time I…read morewas staying in the house. When the time came to sign the lease, it wasn't even official! There were names of people who no longer live in the house. So I'm not even sure if the lease I signed was official. I had to write my name on the rental agreement. I never got a copy of that agreement. During the duration of my stay not once was there a house inspection. At one point a rat infestation happened. My roommate brought it up to them. They basically shrugged off.. saying something like "well you know, it's the time of the year they (the rats) come out" What the actual fk?! So no, don't bother with this PM. They're called Advantage Property Management because they gonna take advantage of YOU!

Trina was our Realtor for the home we bought this spring in Salem. Although we had already…read moreidentified several properties we wanted to look at via Zillow, Trina was instrumental in making the entire process go smoothly from our offer, through the inspection and closing. Whether it was by phone, email or text, Trina was always fast to respond, answered all of our questions and gave helpful advice. We definitely recommend Trina and Blum Real Estate.

Over the years when I have worked with her team I have always been very impressed. If I had to…read morerefer someone it would have to be the Gladys Blum Group. I have never seen another team work so professionally. I highly recommend the Gladys Blum Group.

I've known Sue for a long time (we've received her neighborhood and digital newsletters for years),…read moreso it was a pleasure to finally get to work with her for the purchase of our family home last fall. I didn't expect such a smooth process considering all the challenges we faced, but I know that was only due to the professionalism and experience that she brings to the table (along with a great team of agents, like Ryan, and all their support staff). Don't hesitate to reach out to them no matter where in the process of buying or selling you may be, they really are a pleasure to work with!

If you really want to sell your house--Hire Sue Long!…read more We listed our home with really a nice realtor for three months and had one couple look at it. We waited another three months and tried again. This time we called Sue. Sue walked through our house and in a nice way made us realize we were NOT selling our creative decorations, our wonderful artifacts, our exquisite paint job, our personal style. Sue hired a stager to take over. Sue gave us a painter to replace the vibrant purple and yellow of our dining room with a subtle and neutral light gray. He also repainted the gaudy but beautiful bathroom my wife loved. We removed about 50 attractive canvases and photos my wife had taken. We sold, gave away, or stored 3/4 of our nice but dated furniture. We rolled up our rugs so the hardwood floors showed. We de-cluttered times two! Then Olivia came in with furniture and art and turned our formerly beautiful home which was full of character into a bland, neutral upscale hotel room. And guess what? We had hundreds of views on line, nearly 100 saves and two offers, one was $16,000 above our asking price! 10 days after it went on line we were selling our house. You love your house and you want someone to love it just the same way you do. NO! You want someone to buy your house so you can move on to your next adventure. YES! Sue is the mastermind. She is the professional who knows how to sell a house, YOUR HOUSE. Give her a call.

In the past six years, I completed the sale of two houses I owned in Eugene to good profit, thanks…read moreto the skills and professionalism of agent Ron Bush, a founder of Equinox Real Estate. Dapper Ron went the extra mile in making sure that both houses were fully presentable and that we would get the best possible buyers. Whatever I overlooked, he found and corrected. From start to finish, his advice was pertinent and extremely helpful. Highly recommended.

I asked my Real estate agent if there was any cost to cancel the contract between us…read more Here is my email sent on March 30th at 3:39 pm.​ She had me correspond​ via her private email as she told me her agency email had been, shut down. "Hello, Xxxxx, I hope this message finds you in good spirits. As my financial status is very limited, I might not be able to sell for some time (a couple of years) If I was unable to meet our current contract, such as canceling​, would there be any financial obligation on my side? Raven." Here is her reply April 1st at 9:12 pm.​ Hello Raven, Strictly speaking, since you are not following through with listing and selling within the agreed upon contractual period, you owe the Team $200 for the contractor work and $125 for the professional photography. However, as for what you owe me, I ask you to sit back and reflect upon all of the professional advice, networking, marketing, time, energy and focus that I provided for you since you first contacted me in July. If you consider that it was only 10 hours per month at minimum, how does that add up for you? What am I worth to you? Do I deserve compensation? This is precisely why it is easier to say that I typically get paid when you sell your home. If you are planning to list in the next year or two, great! Let's keep in touch and list when you are ready. If you are planning to try and sell it on your own, then I would like you to really reflect and let me know what you think my services are worth to you. I have appreciated the opportunity to get to know you, and represent you in the attempts to sell your home. I hope to work with you in the future. Cordially yours, ~Xxxxx Xxxxxx~ I needed to ponder, what can I afford. The fraudulent buyer ruined me financially. I had to break the lease on my apartment and take out a loan to move back into my home. I was already reeling from the effects of the stress and trauma from the fraud committed by the buyer. I was depressed and struggling. I needed to consider canceling​ so I could have some space to recover (a year or two). I had decided to ponder what I wanted to do? This may cost me and I might need to not cancel the contract and figure out a way to negotiate for the reposting of my home later. And then I get this email. On April 9th,​ 2019. Good afternoon Raven, After considering your question regarding my fair compensation a little longer I realize it was unfair of me to leave it open ended and ask what I am worth to you. Instead, I will make it a little easier for you, and paraphrase our contractual agreement. I have attached a copy of our contract in case yours is packed in a box somewhere. In the contract you signed on page 2, section 8 under Right to Compensation it states that you shall pay the sum set forth in section 5. Section 5 (on page 1 of the contract) states that you shall pay an amount equal to 6% of the selling price which is $289,900. This applies if the property is sold, or if you cancel the listing during the term of the agreement. Since my commission is 3%, the amount you owe me is $8697 if we go strictly by the contract. However I know that since you chose not to continue to list your home you are stretched for funds. Out of consideration for your position I will only charge you $2174, which is 25% of my actual commission. In addition I will pay the $200 contractor fee and the $125 photographer fee out of the $2174 that you owe me. I fulfilled my part of the contract as far as you allowed me to fulfill it. I marketed your home, advertised it in several formats, brought buyers and offers to your property, and negotiated on your behalf. I counseled you through multiple stressful situations, and over numerous lengthy phone calls. My time, knowledge and abilities are worth more than $2174, and I would still like to help you sell your home. However,​ I understand that you may want to go in a different direction and that's okay. I wish you only the best, and you know what is best for you. I hope to hear from you soon, ~Xxxx Xxxxxx~ I started getting sick to my stomach. However, she may have meant that email to sound, it felt horrible after I read it. I originally signed a contract in later 2018 that stated she would get $500.00 if I canceled​. This was brutal on me! I will NEVER recommend​ this agency!

I come here at least twice a year and have stayed in almost every unit so far. I wanted to write an…read moreupdated review because there are some negative reviews saying this place is boring. First off you need to understand that in my opinion this place is more designed for people that want to come and relax and have a peaceful stay. This is not a tourist spot, so there is no night life or things to see unless you drive 10 minutes to Lincoln City. I come here because I have a very stressful job and this place helps me unwind. This place appeals to me because it's quiet are there are not a lot of people around. This place is ideal for those that want to have a private beach and not have a bunch of people around. You practically have your own private beach. If you are looking for more things to do you can just pop into Lincoln City which is not far away. This place is for those that want to relax in peace and quiet. Keep that in mind when coming here.

Usually stay in Pacific City and Manzanita, but love the coast and, hey, why not try everywhere?…read moreStayed here for my birthday weekend in March, I believe in Unit 8. If having a romantic weekend straight out of 1982 is your dream vacation, book!!! If not, avoid. I do believe each house is decorated/provisioned by the actual owners and not the property management team, as I did see other homes that were incredibly cute. This home, however, could use a massive update. Bathrooms were seriously laughable -- if you're over 5 feet and 90 pounds, good luck with fitting in the tub or shower! Hope you're also a fan of WEAK water pressure -- and the bedding (comforter) in the king room looked like it had been well marked by a dog. Sweet. I will say we had GREAT views from the family room and deck. Saw a TON of whales right from the family room. We kept plenty warm and cozy. I think it was way over priced for getting accommodations so extremely dated. Also, watch out for the rip tide. Watched people get rescued!