My house sold the first weekend it was on the market. Steve Wade was wonderful to work with. I…read morewould recommend them!!!

I just sold a home with Steve Wade from David Brenton's team. I've sold several homes over the…read moreyears and this by far was the best experience I've ever had. The house sold in 3 days and Steve kept me informed every step of the way. While there were some small issues, Steve was in front of everything and went above and beyond each and every time..

After losing our mother, clearing all her household, and antiques, the last thing to do was sell…read moreher house. This was very emotional and difficult . Kent and Kari showed genuine empathy, gave me time to process and made the sale easier for me. I questioned the card in the mail wanting to buy the house and called a couple of other businesses but felt they handed it very professional and caring. If you inherited a home and need trustworthy buyer KKBUYSINDYHOMES are great to work with. Would recommend to anyone. Neila T

can I just say WOW!! Dawn is the most thorough real estate professional I have ever worked with-…read moreand I have worked with a lot over the years! When I decided to sell my investments properties there was only one person I wanted in my corner- the only one I would ever need! From the market analysis to the closing table she made certain that every aspect was covered. On more than one occasion she even did the buyers agent's job to ensure the transaction would close in the timing that was stated. Whalen Realty Group has listed and sold 4 properties in the last 3 years. I highly recommend to her whether you on the selling end or the buying side of a deal!!

Dawn Whalen was the easiest realtor I have ever worked with. I would receive feedback immediately…read moreafter showings. She expertly guided me in terms of what to list my condo for and negotiated the best price for the sale. Dawn made the process easy. She even reminded me to take my name off the utiities. I appreciate her assisting with all those details. I can clearly say that Dawn goes above and beyond, because she even brought paperwork to me in a rehab center and coordinated the location of the closing so it was convenient for me. I highly recommend working with Dawn Whalen.

Eric work tirelessly to get us a number of houses in our price range and description in the end…read morefinding us when I believe is our perfect house we are grateful

He sold my house in a 5 day period and for more than MY asking price. Amazing service and…read moreconvenience

I started the property management relationship with Rob in 2012 and everything was going well. For…read morethe last 4 years or so, it has been a struggle getting monthly statements, rent money that was paid by the tenants, or even a response to my emails/calls/texts. I have been under a tremendous amount of stress because the last time I heard from Rob was August 14, 2025 and the last time he sent me rent money from the tenant was November 10, 2025. I had lost my job for a period of time but finally found work and then my boyfriend recently lost his job. I've done my best to stay afloat and have put so much time and money into the house that I have really been working to keep it. If Rob was sending me the money from the tenant I would be fine, but I cannot afford to pay our rent and the mortgage anymore with only 1 income. The house was vacant last year and cost me quite a bit of money and I explained my struggles to Rob multiple times. He is a licensed real estate broker # RC51800090 and legally responsible to hold funds in trust when accepting them from a tenant on behalf of a property owner. He legally cannot participate in deceptive practices when doing business as a licensee. I have documented all the times I've attempted to reach him with no responses. If this happens to you, file a complaint with the Office of the Attorney General for the state of Indiana and include the license number above. They will investigate the matter and my hope is that he will do the right thing or lose his license so he cannot do this to anyone else.

RENTER BEWARE -- This has been the most unpleasant, oppressive experience that I have ever had with…read morea rental company (or any company for that matter). Take pictures of EVERYTHING before renting one of their properties. They are fully prepared to bully you out of your deposit. We moved into an older home which was far from perfect. The carpets were crusty feeling and pretty worn, the landscaping was a little rough, the walls were spot painted and patched in several areas, and the bathrooms had some buildup from the hard water. None of this really bothered us; we cleaned the carpets a few times, but the rest was pretty negligible to us. Most of these issues seems insignificant and common wear and tear, so we didn't take pictures and note these. We did take pictures, but only of the obvious damage. At the end of our lease, we spent two days cleaning in order to turn in the keys. I asked what are some common mistakes that people make when moving out, and I was told to leave it in the condition we obtained it in. The only notable damage caused by us were two small dents in the wall and a stain, all in the U-shaped stairwell. I am saying this because I understand that there was some damage to the house which should have been taken from the deposit. We requested a walk through, and they denied it. They also denied doing a move-in walk through. This should have been our first red flag. When we turned in the keys, we asked when we would receive our deposit back. They said that they would "negotiate," before even seeing the property. We finally received our letter (almost 45 days out), and they billed us for $1800 for repairs. This included repainting the entire house (we didn't even use 3 of the rooms, so they were impeccable). Most of the rooms had some finishing nail holes, but that doesn't require repainting the entire room. There were several other things, including cleaning a shower that we only used twice. At this point, I was directed to speak with the owner of the company, Scott Combs. He basically said that all of the charges were legit, even the tub that we only used twice. He kindly "negotiated" for our $1095 deposit, which I knew was their goal all along. He quickly mentioned how court is a long and expensive process after a few emails back and forth (I didn't even mention it). He also mentioned that he has 150+ pictures that he can take to court. After reading some reviews, I can see that they are more than prepared to go to court with their tenants. I have never, ever, met a business so sleazy in my life. They turned the law against my wife and me and forced us into a position that I wouldn't wish upon anyone. I strongly believe that they have set up the whole experience, including avoiding all walkthroughs, to keep deposits. I could even tell from the receptionist that it is common for people to be upset about their deposit letter. Please, if you do rent from this company, take pictures of EVERYTHING when moving in. If it is even slightly worn, take a picture. They are running a scam to rip people off, and put them in a position that they cannot retaliate. Anyway, here are some pros and cons (excluding the story above): + Payment portal is easy to use and does not charge for payments + It is easy to submit maintenance requests through the portal as well + Professional demeanor + Maintenance was knowledgeable and friendly - Maintenance was slow and sometimes ignored our requests (i.e. the built-in microwave was broken for 3+ months without acknowledgement) - Maintenance was limited by the owner's requests, so some repairs are completely ignored (i.e. the master bedroom couldn't close) - Billing was a bit unorganized (i.e. the waste bill was applied on a random date without notification) - Pre-move in requests were ignored (i.e. the fence was not repaired, which was verbally agreed upon)

I've been renting from this company for almost 6 months. No complaints! Always quick to respond to…read morework orders, and super friendly!

Don't bother if you aren't a local. These people are incompetent, and I don't think I have ever…read morefelt so insulted. Let me start off by saying Patricia was extremely pleasant and helpful. I am moving to Indianapolis from New Orleans because my landlord is selling the house, and my mother (who lives in Indy) needs help taking care of my grandfather. I currently manage a fine dining restaurant (rated 7th in the country, I'm quite proud). I have a 620 credit score (not amazing, I have been working on it), no evictions, and have lived in the same rental now for 4 years. I currently gross $2,200 biweekly ($4,400 per month), and receive $1300 quarterly bonuses. I secured a job in Indy as a bartender in the Marriott across from the Convention center. I emailed Natalie at FS houses when I submitted my application detailing my situation. She didn't respond. Finally I get a hold of Patricia who is great! She accommodates my need for a video tour, and does an in person tour for my mom. I reach back out to Natalie about the status of my application. She asks if I have an "actual" job. I find this to be condescending, especially considering I told her I had already secured employment in my first email, but let it slide. I send her an offer letter from my new boss stating I will average $1200-$1400 a week. I am denied. I am told I only make $1300 a month. What? No Natalie, the $1300 paystub was my quarterly bonus. "Oh well you only make $2200 a month then." Natalie, did you actually read my paystubs? I make $2200 bi weekly. Oh well, your credit isn't good enough. 620? I financed a $17,000 car with this credit, but cant rent a home? "Oh well, you'll be a bartender." Bartenders don't live in homes and pay rent? What the actual F*%^ is wrong with these people? Talk about discrimination. The ICING ON THE CAKE? Natalies "boss" who makes all final decisions without actually speaking to any applicants, says that I should move to Indy (with no home to move to), work for a month (while homeless), and THEN show them proof of income to get approved. When the house I want will already be rented. Because I guess my new boss is a liar? I offered to pay deposit and two months rent up front- thats over $3500- because clearly I am not irresponsible. Still denied. These people are on a power trip and are completely clueless as to how the real world works. Don't waste your time or money.

Very helpful in the renting process. I was able to reach out to a leasing agent Natalie that showed…read moreme a couple of places I was interested in. Once my application was approved and I put my deposit down I was able to set my move in date for a few weeks out - that was really helpful so that I could have a smooth transition. We now have a cute house of our own with a yard for our dog - and it's so much more affordable than the tiny apartment we were paying much more for on the West Coast. Thanks FS Houses & Natalie for helping our move to Indy be a success so far!

We've used Mickey twice: when we bought our home in 2016 and when we sold it in 2022. Russo Realty…read moreis a professional and trustworthy organization. In 2016 Mickey was basically a one-man show, and he bent over backwards to help us find a home. By 2022 he had grown his business to a team of professionals, but Mickey was still there at first contact, checking in throughout, and at our closing and his employees are were all top-notch. You're in good hands with Russo Realty.

The Russo Realty Group helped me buy my first home. They helped me find a great home in Indy…read more I should advise anyone who uses their listing website to double check the square feet on each listing, as I stumbled on several discrepancies on their website and on their market reports. On both occassions, the square feet of the home was much higher on their listing website and on their market report.