Realtor did not attend either one of 2 open houses. He did not follow up or get adequate feedback…read morefrom sellers agents. No marketing or staging bad experience would not use or recommend to to anyone in the future.

When I decided to purchase my first home I opted to go with Theresa Leland at CBG, the agent who…read morehappened to be listing the house I was interested in. She represented myself and the seller. I highly recommend a dual-agent. Especially if you have a time crunch like me. I had to be moved out of my apartment by July 31st, and she basically told me that it could be done, even though we were starting early July! I was cautious but decided to trust that it could be done. We also used US Title which is in the same office as CBG. We toured the house and met our agent and everything went well. It was the last house we toured and I decided "this is the one!" We told her we were serious about making a purchase and showed her our pre approvals. She made the process very easy to understand for me, a first time home buyer, which I really appreciated. I had to go out to her office a few times to sign some papers which wasn't too much of a hassle. The only issues arose when the seller wasn't communicating very well but that really wasn't her fault. She worked great with our lender who happened to be in Florida, not Missouri. She gave me pointers on scheduling the inspection and how to present my requests to the seller in the contract. There was a slight two day delay on closing but judging from stories I'd heard from others about home closings, this was nothing. We moved into our house in only a few days and everything went pretty darned smoothly. She even gave me a little present at the end of the closing which was really sweet of her (literally, it was for the chocolate shop next door that I tended to uh visit way too much when I went to sign paperwork!) ;P Overall, I'd recommend CBG. Yes, they do charge a "fee" of $250 which is really odd considering the agent doesn't even get that--and they call it a "commission" fee too-- but I was willing to overlook that considering the level of service we got. I'd highly recommend Theresa Leland as an agent. She will definitely go above and beyond to help you buy or sell a house!

I had a great experience working with Schneider Real Estate. They are a highly professional and…read morereliable company that clearly knows what they're doing. Communication was smooth, expectations were clear, and everything was handled efficiently from start to finish. It's refreshing to work with a team that follows through and operates with integrity. I would definitely recommend Schneider Real Estate to anyone looking for a dependable real estate company.

Where do I start? We lived in our house for 2 years. In those two years, we have obeyed every rule…read more We have fixed everything we could fix. We have dealt with some VERY nasty living conditions due to the lack of money the owner and agency had available (so they claimed at least). There was a constant rodent, bug, and very bad mold problem all 2 years of us living there. They never once tried to fix the problems. We had to pay for EVERYTHING. They never even provided pest control. Not even willing to offer for a fee like most basic apartments even do. The carpet was DISGUSTING. We mentioned it from the moment we stepped into the house and for two years they refused to change it. There was a dog living there prior to us, too. Here's a LAUNDRY list of everything that was going wrong with the house that they jerry rigged to meet their cheap needs: The roof was in SHAMBLES. So bad so that a little while before we moved out, it starting leaking when it rained. There was a window pane that kept falling down that was more than half the size in length of the roof. It covered a huge opening that was supposed to be boarded up but the board fell inside the roof and they never bothered to fix it. They just stuck a piece of glass over it, with no insulation. so that the house was freezing during the worst winters Missouri had seen in a long while. Kept falling down and we had to keep propping it up with boards and whatever else we could find. Snow was literally coming into our house. The gutter around the window pane that was mentioned above was literally ripped from the house and in a crumpled mess because of the messed up window pane. The rodent problem? The house would smell of dead mice because there were tons of them living in the walls, living everywhere, dying in the vents. It was DISGUSTING. We've killed more mice than I have even SEEN in my entire life. Roaches. Oh my gosh. They would crawl on our bodies. I can't even go there it's so disgusting. In our pantries. In our dishes. In our fridge. On our clothes. Back to the carpeting, you couldn't vacuum without the carpet falling apart. The one thing they did fix (though it took the better part of a whole year) was a MAJOR leaking issue in the bathroom that caused mold to grow and flooding to ruin the main carpet area. Did they replace the carpet for us? No. Heaven forbid. At the price of $1230/month, who could afford that?!?!?! The tiling upstairs wasn't even attached to the floor anymore. I was half tempted to super glue it back to the floor. The blue carpet in the dining room was STAINED of dirt being tracked into the house. They had a rotting, rusty, sharp and dangerous metal bin out in the yard that you couldn't remove. The wooden stairs leading up to the house were a hazard. They were so bad you had to be very careful where you stepped or you'd break your ankle. The deck was falling apart. They left the garage door a mess. The upstairs in the garage was disgusting, the door opener was and still is broken, the garage lights outside never did work. The walkway to the house was falling apart. We made the front yard look amazing. Looks like professional work was done to it. The fireplace hearth had a massive piece missing off the corner. No bother to even replace it. There were burn marks on the carpet. The walls were a mess. 2-3 different shades of color on it, dirty and disgusting. We washed dark brown dirt off the walls upstairs that the rental agency didn't bother to make sure was cleaned up. Here's the kicker. They made us pay $200 to get the carpets cleaned. Same carpets they REFUSED to replaced no matter how many times we asked them to. No matter how many times we told them it smelled awful, they said they didn't have the money to do it. We had a $1700 deposit with them, in total. $500 was refundable pet deposit. They CHECKED THE HOUSE before we left, said everything was fine. Said we would get our whole deposit back. New tenant comes in and claims there's an odor. Well DUH. So what do they do? The agency comes back and SUDDENLY they smell it! Even though they just didn't smell it when we were there. Ready for this? They took OUR MONEY and replaced the carpets. YEP! A huge chunk of our deposit. Our money. Remember how they wouldn't replace the carpet when WE asked them to for two years? Because they had no money, remember? Well now that had it. Our money. They. Are. Thieves. and liars. I haven't even told you about everything but I'm done wasting my time. DO. NOT. DO. BUSINESS. WITH. THEM!!! At least not with Roger Schneider himself. We thought he was a good business man and we gave him the benefit of the doubt for two years. We trusted him with our money. Looks like he took us in the end. His brother is nice, though. Too bad he isn't in the real estate business...

Above and beyond! From working with my crazy schedule to helping this 1st time buyer avoid being…read moretaken advantage of; from making sure I found the right neighborhood to fit my personality to finding my "Lobster" (they mate for life) home; from the first smiling phone convo to hugs and help finding support (like locksmiths and lawn care) after the sale, Carolyn was awesome! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

7 minutes ago Best…read morerealtor in town! Carolyn and Viv got us a tremendous deal on our first home. They are extremely knowledgeable and experienced in the industry and I would reccomend them to anybody buying or selling property. They guided us every step of the way and had patience when we asked tons of questions. Their negotiating left nothing on the table so we knew we had the best possible deal on our first home. We never imagined we would feel as comfortable as we did while buying our first home and we owe it to Clarity Street Realty.

I worked with Jennifer Hollander and she is wonderful! She is patient, knowledgeable, and intuitive…read moreas to what is a good fit for her clients. We worked together for four years before I knew I was ready to buy... And Jennifer helped me every step of the way. I was not in a hurry to purchase, it was more important to have the right fit... And I did not know where I wanted to purchase, or what type of housing...so it was a process! Not only is she knowledgeable, responsive, and a great communicator of the process, Jennifer is a wonderful person to be around.

Collen Rohm and John Jackson Neighborhood Real Estate have assisted us with 4 transactions over the…read morelast 6 years.  Colleen is responsive and professional.  She puts together a plan and works with you to see it through.  Her immense knowledge of the Kirkwood/ Glendale area have proved invaluable to helping us find and purchase our dream home.   She came to the table with vendor relationships and recommendations which proved to be priceless. I had several of these vendors pull ME aside and tell me how much they love working with Colleen.  It's comforting when you have absolute trust that every handyman, mortgage broker, cleaner... will be top notch and follow through.   I would recommend Colleen to anyone looking to buy or sell in St. Louis.  We thank her for all her help!

Jared Werner did not do very well. Wife and I only got to look at 2 or 3 houses a week, and when we…read moretried to go to another agent, Jared threatened us with a law suit! We never signed a contract with him! Stay away from ReMax! Use a real agent! Jason & Chelsea Moonsmith

I agree with Ann on this one! She recommended Mark to us when we were looking for our first home…read moreas well. Mark was our third and final realtor. As first time home buyers, Mark spent a ton of time educating us and being super patient. While there were a few weekends he was traveling and not available, he made up for it in the four out of five months he spent with us. We will definetly call Mark again when we are ready to move!

We were buyers on a transaction for which Sandie Hea was the listing agent…read more We have purchased a few properties here in the US (in both California and Missouri) and out of the country (in Costa Rica). In fact, for a little over 2 years I worked in a very busy CA real estate office as both part of the transaction process and in the escrow department. We are no strangers to how transactions can and should go. Working with Sandie Hea blew all of those norms to smithereens. Throughout the process she was disrespectful and either deceitful or poorly informed. Kindness forces me to consider that she just didn't really understand what the seller wanted but if I weren't being kind, I would say that her behavior during the transaction was potentially deliberately deceitful and ethically corrupt. Her communications to our agent were rude, unprofessional, and when it mattered, on issues of real transactional substance, were, at best, poorly considered, and at worse, intentional deceptions. If something crazy happens and Sandie Hea is the only agent available in the world to work with, if my husband and ever decide to sell our house, the only contact with her I would have would be to ask her to move so that I could reach the For Sale By Owner sign. And for clarity's sake, I'm in St. Louis, though my description suggests I'm in SF. *** Below is an edit to my initial review based on Sandie Hea's comments *** To clarify, I didn't say you communicated with us. I said the way you communicated was disrespectful, unprofessional, and potentially duplicitous. Your response that says you never communicated directly with us is true. But you must be aware that I am aware of how you communicated with our agent, the words you used and the tone of those words. Therefore, you must be aware that I know you were unprofessional and disrespectful to our agent. Like, you get that, right? So when you told my agent that the seller was filing an insurance claim and repairing the roof based on our Request for Repairs, and then later had us pick out a color for the roof tiles, we took you at your word that a new roof would be installed prior to close of escrow. There was no "confusion" as you suggest in your response. It was clear. You said that. But you never provided the approval on the request for repairs, despite being asked multiple times. You never had your seller sign it. But on the last day of contingency removal, rather late in the day, you informed our agent that the seller was NOT going to be repairing the roof after-all, despite what you very clearly said, and despite having a roofer ready to go and an approved insurance claim already processed. So when you defend your actions by saying you were only doing what the law requires, which is to do what your client wants, you're basically saying it was the seller's idea to offer us less than 50% of the actual cost of the roof replacement, and at the 11th hour. You're basically saying that it was the seller's idea to, if we didn't agree by the end of that night, re-list the property for sale? You're basically saying that it was the seller's idea to go ahead and process the insurance claim and pocket the money rather than actually fix the roof, costing us even more money in the transaction. You're basically saying that these were all the seller's ideas, despite having a professional roofer and insurance inspector tell the seller that the roof needed to be replaced, that you didn't advise, suggest, or otherwise navigate a course of action? How stupid do you think we are? How little regard you must have for other people. I stand by my review, and, while well crafted, your response fails to address what I said. All it does, and I mean ALL it does, is deflect from two core realities: You communicated horribly and unprofessionally during this transaction. You behaved in ways that are, at best, ethically blurry, and, at worst, broke MLS guidelines and violated national standards for Realtors.

Sandie was outstanding to work with! And her team too! Selling mom's house, after 70 years, was…read morestressful. But she made the whole process easy. She's compassionate and caring. A woman of faith. What a blessing she was to us. She was always available to us, answering all of our questions. She is the best, would highly recommend her to anyone wanting to buy or sell.

Have them buying and selling, highly professional, responsive, expert in high-end market, great…read moreexperience working with their team, have referred to people around me.

Unfortunately, I had a terrible experience with an agent within The Robb Group, without even ever…read moremeeting her in person or seeing one single property, she discriminated me on my price range that I was considering. Let me explain, I am a professional woman with a high level of financial security. I am new to STL and a very qualified buyer. I was referred by a top agent from the KW REalty group in Denver (note: same company) After being pawned off on another team member (no big deal) I was finally ready to start my search... Again, I am new to STL and the housing dollar goes much further here than Denver so I opted to want to explore several neighborhoods/price ranges before I commit to a big house and mortgage. I have a generous budget for the Midwest. But again, I am a single professional woman with zero desire for a big home/mortgage. Despite my telling this agent that I really wanted to explore multiple price points, she continued to only send me listings at the high end of the range. OK, fine. SO I sent options back to her. And although we had a date to finally see a property (Near her so she wasn't too put out) she told the Denver agent that she didn't want to work with me because of the price points that I was considering. Isn't that some form of discrimination in this business? Seriously, I NEVER EVEN MET THIS WOMAN, but she was so concerned that she was going to have to pay a referral commission to my agent back in Denver (on a lower budget) that she discussed MY BUSINESS with the Denver agent, stating that she did not want to work with me because I was expressing interest in lower price points. Again, I NEVER EVEN SAW ONE PROPERTY! Talk about counting your chickens before they hatch! Anyway, here's the deal... YOU HAD A QUALIFIED BUYER! A GOOD salesperson would've shown me the silly little house that i wanted to see, PLUS 3 additional homes - better, more expensive homes. Use the Nordstrom Shoe approach - the customer asks for a simple black pump - the salesperson brings back two other pairs you may like! DUH! And keep in mind - I NEVER EVEN MET HER! She never showed me a single property, and I am a sure thing! I just moved here with a lease ending in August - I am not playing around! And PS, You don't know me or my situation in life, the potential next homes that I may buy or the future referral business that you may have gleaned from this transaction from both the original Denver agent and me. THIS IS A BUSINESS THAT SURVIVES ON REFERRALS! So In a nutshell, agents are a dime a dozen, find someone that meets your needs. I would absolutely not recommend Gabrielle De Hart with the Robb Group or anyone in this group considering that this is a best practice amongst this team. In an age where this profession is largely becoming obsolete, you would think they would actually try to keep potential lifelong customers happy.

"My experience with Sabih Javed could've been much better. I felt there was a lack of communication…read morethroughout the process, and my messages were repeatedly left on read without any follow-up or professionalism. As someone genuinely interested and trying to move forward, I felt overlooked and unfairly treated. Communication and respect go a long way, especially when dealing with people regarding housing. I would not recommend if you value responsiveness and fair treatment."

If you are looking to buy or sell a house, there is one name you need to know, Sabih Javed! He is…read morehands down the best realtor I've had the pleasure of working with and he genuinely loves what he does. No matter if you are looking for a single family home or investment property, Sabih has the knowledge to help. He also goes to battle for his clients. Even after the job is "done" he will continue to fight for you. About a month after moving into our new home, we ran into an issues and since we're new to the area, I reached out to Sabih for a recommendation for repairs. He not only provided recommendations but he went above an beyond with reaching out to additional contacts and called in favors to gets things right for us. Sahib helped us find the perfect forever home but if we ever needed to sell, he will be the first person we call.