Working with Troy was really a great experience! I was selling my mother's house and living out of…read morestate. He marketed the property beautifully and really showed it to its best advantage, obtaining offers quickly. He managed all the work that needed to be done on the house including estimates and overseeing the various contractors. He was able to procure very reasonable prices for the work and made sure it happened promptly. He communicated regularly throughout the process and was always responsive to my questions. He's smart, experienced, reliable, honest and straightforward. I could not be happier with his approach throughout. I absolutely recommend him!

Troy did an amazing job helping us with the sale of our house. We had some anxiety with our sale…read moreand our purchase in another state and Troy was there every step of the way. He's very knowledgeable about the market and real estate transactions. We had some difficulties with the title company and Troy was always very responsive to all of our questions and issues. We would highly recommend him to anyone looking to buy or sell their home.

Thank you to Rich and KW team for their help closing on our new home! Rich was super helpful…read morecoordinating closing while we were 3 hours away still maintaining full time jobs. He kept all parties focused on moving forward, kept us informed promptly as to what was happening and what was needed next. He has a great resource pool to pull from to build the kind of team you need when purchasing the investment property we wanted!

By far the best realtor i've dealt with. Was always reachable! He really went out of his way to…read morefind the home that meet my needs.

The agent that sold us the house was to lazy to help with any aspect of the buying/selling process…read more If your looking for a cookie cutter deal, sure these guys might work. If your thinking outside the box a bit and want to find a good deal stay away from these guys. I suggest doing the research and wade through this discussing process on your own.

I am extremely picky and searches long and hard for just the right agent. Fortunatley I found…read moreShannon Smith. She was my real estate agent when I bought and sold my house. With every encounter, Shannon was: : kind, thoughtful, extremely knowledgeable, very professional, trustworthy, very responsive, thorough and I could go on and on. Shannon anticipated my needs, actively listened to my questions and always had the appropriate answer. She was a very strong support. Shannon was so much help when I was going through a really rough time during Covid 19. Anyone who is looking to buy or sell their home would be very fortunate to have her services. Jennifer Giorgi

Phylicia was the absolute best choice as a realtor for our home! We got married about 18 months ago…read moreand are so excited to have had Phylicia find us our first home as a married couple. She was completely knowledgeable about the area and the housing market. She walked us through step by step of every part of the home buying process. She answered every question we had (we had a lot!). She was available by text, phone, and email and was super responsive! She negotiated a great deal for us - including our closing. We were completely blessed by Phylicia as our realtor and HIGHLY RECOMMEND her!

Jason Mann was our agent of choice for selling our house in Canyonville. We requested a list price…read moreof $320,000.00. Jason said "This house would sell for $260,000.00, and we should list ti to sell". We countered and settled for listing it at $280,000.00. Two days later we had two offers, but for some reason went for the first offer as per Jason's recomendation. They offered $270,000.00 and we would pay all of the buyers closing cost. We countered at $275,000.00 and no closing cost, they recounted with full asking price of $280,000.00 and we pay all of the buyers closing cost. We agreed. Turns out the buyer was a tenant or owner of Jason's mothers house. Moving forward we asked for a 45day escrow, and all parties agreed. Inspections were waived, however the buyers appraisal was necessary. The appraisal was lowballed at $260,000.00, which was surprising. We demanded more comps that were relevant in size, age of home, and similar upgrades. They allowed a five day period which expired prior to being used. So we were stuck with the appraisal. The escrow was pushed back 3 times and because Jason told us that the buyers had no place to live, we agreed to rent the buyer our home until the close of escrow. The rent monies would be added to the net proceeds at final closing. The day of closing was here , and we asked Jason if the rent monies were include in the net proceeds in our favor. He said" No, we used that money for the down payment". We then told Jason that was not per agreement, and that the deal would be rescinded if the money was not added to our net profits. Finally he realized we were serious about the agreement, and it was resolved two days later. What we took from our experience with Jason Mann Realty, was that Jason didn't care about us. When we first met him we expressed our needs for a rental to gap our lease termination, and possible interest in purchasing more homes. He not only ignored our needs for a rental, he also put very little effort in showing us prospective homes to buy.

We recently sold our home and purchased a another home. We used J Mann Realty to handle our real…read moreestate needs. Both Jason and Scott were great. They make sure the little things and the BIG things, when selling and purchasing, get done right ! I would recommend them to anyone that wants to sell their home or wants to buy a home.

Being a first time home buyer, it's scary. it's exciting and it's a lot. Mandy helped my fiance and…read moreI find the perfect home, she showed us several listings and worked with our very difficult work schedules and answered all of our questions right away (and trust me there was ALOT). Here's where she shines the most, once we found our home and we put the offer in and we start going down the list of steps, we run into a issue of needing to fix a set of stairs and add in a handrail and slats to pass appraisal and it's crunch time we have little to no time to fix this before we have to extend our closing date and she helped us so much she reached out to several resources she had and several contractors to find us a solution to get everything taken care of in a quick instant. she worked really hard after hours taking care of our random questions or concerns, she sat with us in each meeting with the mortgage company, she never complained and she was always so impeccable and nice and full of compassion. I will recommend this woman for anyone looking to buy a home and I have no doubt if we ever need to sell or go that route she will be the first person we reach out to!!! 10/10 she made this exciting and stressful process really enjoyable.

Albeit they were looking to make the biggest sale of the day, as should be expected by your…read morerealtor, Andrew listened to me and understood I was done with the 2500+ square foot home and needed to downsize. Finally, after a couple addresses looked at, he showed me my home! The view was to die for and the size perfect for me. I bless Andrew, Mark, and Kelley of the Townsend Jarvis Group for finding my home!!! Jim

We hired Hiline specifically because of their Super Shell option. It was perfect for the ADU we…read morewere adding to our property. For the most part, our experience was five stars, and I would recommend Hiline to anyone I know--with the important caveat of ensuring you do not end up with the last project manager we had. We are quite knowledgeable about building, but we knew we didn't have the time or capacity to take on an entire build ourselves. The Super Shell gave us the flexibility to have Hiline complete the initial phase while allowing us to finish the project how we wanted. In addition, we had our own contractor coordinating site prep and all finish work. Since this build was on property we already live on, and I work from home, we were present and accessible throughout the entire project. The first two-thirds of the project went extremely smoothly. During the sales and design phase, we worked with Levi and Dan. Levi, who handled sales, was wonderful. He was clearly newer to the role, but he made every effort to get us the answers we needed and even helped complete permit forms. Our first project manager, Dan, was a man of few words but very easy to work with. He ensured all permits, insurance, and logistics were in place before the build began. We requested many changes--adding French doors, a vaulted ceiling, converting a laundry room into a walk-in closet, etc.--and Dan carefully reviewed each one. He clearly explained why one option (double front doors) wouldn't work and provided alternatives we were happy with. Once construction began, our project manager changed. The initial phase of the build itself was excellent. Our project manager at that time, Bryan, was especially knowledgeable and easy to work with. The foundation and framing crews were professional, clean, and passed every inspection without issue. Bryan was on site regularly, inspecting work and communicating clearly with us about every detail. Every question was answered and every concern addressed. The electrician, Thor, and his assistant Daniel were outstanding--we liked them so much that we hired them to complete the finish electrical and mechanical work as well. Unfortunately, once the project transitioned to the next manager, everything changed. Matt was extremely difficult to work with. His communication was poor, his misogynistic behavior was unprofessional, and every crew he brought in made major mistakes. The drywall crew was the messiest group we have ever encountered--food and garbage were left all over the property. Their workmanship was terrible: they broke the edges off nearly every sheet they installed and used so much mud that it never dried properly, resulting in cracks weeks later. The only reason Matt came to the site during this phase was because I was so upset about the drywall work that I insisted he see it himself. During that visit, Matt not only insulted me but also my contractor, who was present. To make matters worse, the owner of the drywall company was on our property--and inside the ADU--on a Sunday with his wife. My husband and daughter walked down to check on something and heard people inside the house. It was incredibly unsettling, and to this day we have no explanation for why he was there. Then came the insulation company. One of their workers drove his truck off our driveway into a ditch and got stuck. While accidents happen, no one notified us. That evening, my husband came home to see flashlights down the driveway. When he went to investigate, the owner of the insulation company yelled at him--while trespassing on our property. Between the repeated mistakes with drywall and insulation (both crews had to return multiple times), and Matt's consistently poor communication, the project ended on a very sour note. Had Matt ever been on site or had any real awareness of what his subcontractors were doing, many of these issues could have been avoided. Despite having no construction background prior to working at Hiline--and being relatively new--he constantly told us what to do and how to do it. The mansplaining and ego were excessive, especially after we made it clear that my husband and I are experienced and knowledgeable. What ultimately saved this project--and our willingness to recommend Hiline at all--was Bryan. He was on vacation and still stepped in to take over the final phase because there was no way we were continuing with Matt. Bryan is a major asset to the company and the sole reason I would still recommend Hiline.

HiLine Homes is the best construction company to do business with. When it comes to on time and on…read morebudget management, they are indeed the best. We love our home!