if you are buying a house or in the process, ask for amit lalji, one of the best real estate agents i have worked with closely!!!

Talking to Madison Lawyer was good at first - responsive and organized but everything went south when she had AMIT LALJI handle the rest of the process. First, Amit was late to the house tour for about 30 mins with basically no notice. Second, he was accompanied by his friends who seem had nothing to do with showing the property. Three, he was unresponsive towards me for a couple of days, which then I had to directly contact Madison to get a simple update on what the next steps might be. This is the worst experience so far. I expected better from a Keller Williams company. Definitely wouldn't recommend this group of people. Wasted my time. Do better. read more

This Company used to be very good in the past but since they closed several of their offices and had to jam some of the people to their Beverly Hills location they really went downhill on Service to their older agents. Some Great agents still work with this company but most of their seasoned agents moved to Stronger and better Companies in the area due to their mismanagement and very high fees they charge. Most of the agents that are working in the Company are the newer unexperienced agents which eventually may not survive too long and leave the Company as well. Due to lack of good management ,bad attitude and greediness on charging very high fees this place should receive only one Star. They are constantly losing good agents to much Stronger and better brokers ion the area. read more

Bad service and bad attitude especially Arman Baroukh, Realtor, please do me a flavour and just dont contact that person. they did not respect people and anyone who leased a house with him, bad luck, bad customer service, he will yell and scold at you. Do not deal with them!!!!!! read more

I was contacted by Keller Williams - Beverly Hills' agent Kenia Cuevas (whose broker there is Robert Howell) last fall (2021). She left me a voicemail advising she had a buyer for me. I was interested and called her back. She sounded sincere and experienced, having worked in the field for a while. We signed a contract, but in the ensuing transactions with Kenia Cuevas, the promised buyer somehow "vanished". In his place, I found myself "sitting on the market" -- a real estate market that has been and continues to be at this moment an overwhelmingly seller's market. She found fault with the price I wanted for the condo, so she pressured me to lower it, because, according to Kenia, that is how one begets the coveted multiple bidders aiming to slash each other's throats in a mad competition for a condo in the heart of Sherman Oaks, on a top floor, with sweeping views of The Valley, etc. Kenia's wisdom led us to drop the price for the only bidder that ever offered to buy, effectively costing me tens of thousands of dollars. The buyer, a savvy "grandpa-flipper-investor" gave me, in retrospect, a masterclass on blows below the belt with his post-inspection "tantrums". An example would be a demand to have the large patio door originally installed in 1979 (when the building was built) and functioning exceptionally well all the way till the end of our transaction, re-installed to slide differently, per his sophisticated tastes. There were no safety hazards. These buyer whims/tantrums of his were ongoing and unobjected throughout the sale, unobstructed in any way by Kenia, for whom this is, I take it, standard procedure in a standard shake-down. This is what buyers do to knock down price, after accepting the seller's price. As these shenanigans were unfolding, Kenia, this veteran of real estate sales, did not once stand up to this nonsense and protest on my behalf. Or fight for me in any way! Per public real estate records, in April of 2022, my condo was flipped FOUR months after it was snatched from me - you guessed it right - at a handsome profit. None of the professional traits Kenia Cuevas had conveyed to me upon our introduction ever came into play to help me win, after owning my condo unit for 14+ years and remodeling the heck out of it. There is absolutely nothing that makes her stand out in any way. There is no such thing as "above and beyond the call of duty" with her -- she reneged on her promise to advocate for me right after scoring my signature on a representation contract. Kenia's bait-and-switch sale of my condo culminated in a disastrous outcome for me - I repeat, in a seller's market. Who does this to their clients after insinuating herself into a transaction like this and offering to help?! You know who! None of the Christian principles Kenia Cuevas had so much wanted me to know she upheld as a God-fearing mother who would surely stand up for another mother's interests, especially her very own client's, ever manifested during our sale. Being an open, kind-hearted Christian client who falls for her "Christian gambit" means a pawn and a patsy for her. My trust was exploited by her. No skin off her nose, though! Kenia comfortably rode this deal out to the bitter (for me) end, having received her fee, all the while reminding me just how much of a sacrifice this was for her to go to my Sherman Oaks neighborhood and condo, right off Ventura Blvd, because (don't you know it?) she had houses to sell elsewhere and was literally being pulled in a gazillion directions simultaneously! Yes, it was I that needed to pander to her. In this aftermath, it has been pretty hard walking away from homeownership into nothing-ness, with literally no proceeds after settling the mortgages. The "grandpa" to whom my realtor Kenia gave my condo away for next to nothing was a smart cookie for pocketing all my hard-earned equity that Kenia left on the table for him after she abdicated her responsibility to stand by me. In addition to witnessing the flipping of my own condo, trying to reconcile with the aftermath of having been screwed over by her, it just so happens that 3 other units in the very same condo building I owned my unit at, have just sold for stratospheric, in my opinion, profits. Thank you, Kenia, for this wonderful lesson you taught me of never trusting you again! I am sad I ever crossed paths with Kenia Cuevas, Keller Williams et al. read more

Just had a horrendous experience with the agent Penni Ziers. So unprofessional and incompetent. She told the buyers of my home that they could start construction on it BEFORE escrow closed. She likes badmouthing professionals she isn't affiliated with, stops communication when she is caught behaving unethically and doesn't deserve to be dealing with the public. read more

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Marc has called me regarding selling my home in Beverly Hills multiple times. I have asked him not to call again since the home is not for sale. Stay away from this firm. read more

Fatemah Sartawi sold our place in 66 days. She was phenomenal with our community. Within a month Fatemah negotiated for us to build a new home. We were very happy to get our asking price quickly. Our new home is a great investment for us! Thank you Fatemah. Five Stars! read more

I have worked with Keller Williams Beverly Hills and the agents there since 2009. The feeling of comradery and an uplifting team atmosphere is undeniable as soon as you walk in the doors. Never have I felt more welcome. Some of the best of the best Realtors walk through these doors and I highly recommend you walk through these doors when starting your search to find a realtor to buy or sell a home with. read more

This review is on Marc Robinson. Arrogant and pushy is how I would describe him without using lude words myself. A know it all on things he knows nothing about. Contacted us to perform a service for him where he resided well outside our territory and for a service issue we had no business performing because he didn't even need it ...but he proceeded to tell us he did instead of appreciating our professional experience and honesty and then rips our business. Not cool bud.. Some humble pie and using your ears more would serve you well friend. Tough dealing with toxic people. I'd stay away if your a service provider.. read more

The broker here Michael Rosales is super nice and extremely knowledgeable. I had a much better experience here than with other brokerages. Highly recommend, this is a good office. read more

George came highly recommended from a colleague and he did not disappoint! I requested his services to assist me in finding the ideal 1br apartment after relocating from NYC to LA. George was flexible and understanding of my busy schedule in terms of logistical things. He was proactive, friendly and very professional. I appreciate that he was regularly in touch with me throughout the process. Only 2 weeks went by between the moment we started working together to the time I signed my lease! I notified him on a Saturday night that I was ready to apply for one of the options he had suggested. We completed the application remotely and submitted it that same night. By Monday afternoon my application was approved for a beautiful 1br apartment near my preferred location. Trustworthy and reliable realtor and real estate agents are hard to come by, so I would really recommend his services. read more

Worked with a fantastic Realtor Rosie Mazariegos out of this office. Very professional, knowledgeable, courteous, well prepared and very accommodating, especially for a very busy person like me. Especially significant was the fact that she provided tools that I could use through modern technology to maximize my efforts and not waste time. I found this to be very important in this day and age of trying to do 10 things at once. She guided me through the entire process and was always available to answer questions on the fly. I got a very good vibe from this young lady as she is very sincere and honest which put me at ease and made me feel very comfortable. I feel like I have a go to person in real estate for a long time. read more

We just bought a new house and couldn't be more pleased with our agent, Penni Ziers. This is the second house we've bought with Penni and we also sold our old house using her. Talk about above and beyond, Penni does whatever she can to make the process go smoothly. She went to open houses with us for 2 years until we found the right house. She is super knowledgeable about homes and great at identifying potential problems or things to look out for as well as great at advocating for the client and negotiating a fair deal. We will definitely be using her again and recommending her to our friends. read more

Keller Williams brokerages are very low class in general but this location is even worst. I went to this location with my sister and her husband to meet their real estate agent after they received his post card in the mail. Agent introduced us to their team leader 'Josh Spitzen' and they both agreed to sell the house with higher price possible in 90 days. Agent called my sister on day 86 and forced her to accept the offer which was $250,000 less than the market price and promised her to find another house for them in the same neighborhood. They couldn't find any place and my sister and her family ended up living with my parents until they find the new home. We reported the problem to DRE but they couldn't do anything because agent promised was verbally. DO NOT TRUST THIS LOCATION. read more

This review is hard to write, because I certainly do not want to belittle the agent I was working with if she in fact has a substance abuse issue, but I have to say that working with Jennifer S. has been a nightmare. It's hard even speaking with her, because she always seems to be spaced-out of her mind, eyes are bloodshot and pupils dialated. I have requested another agent, but was told that it would be a breach of contract to work with another agent within the same office. At this point we just wish Jennifer well, and will go elsewhere for our real estate needs. read more

Received an unsolicited call on my cell phone from one of your agents, alleging that he had a client interested in purchasing my home. NOT OK. This is a tired, worn out ploy for agents to get listings. I have many family members and friends in real estate, so I know. My home is not for sale. If I were to list it one day, it would be through someone I know, trust and respect. Apparently, Keller-Williams has a reputation for this. STOP. read more

We recently purchased a home in the West Adams area of Los Angeles, and we were so fortunate to have the wonderful realtor, Wendy Cortese, by our side through the process. Wendy was amazing from the start. She went above and beyond to make sure we knew exactly what we needed to do in each step of the home buying process, and when we had questions (we are first time home buyers so we had many!) she answered them patiently and throughly. We were so relaxed through the whole process because of Wendy, that friends and family didn't even know we were buying a house until we told them! Wendy told us right from the start that she would take care of everything, and she did - 110%. We would highly recommend Wendy and the rest of her team when becoming home owners! read more

Both Bryan Kraft and Josh Spitzen (team leader) were brought in to remediate the problems and infractions by their agent Missy Echeverria. Neither of them helped in any significant way. They had no control over contractual violations she was creating and the unprofessional manner in which she conducted herself. I am still waiting to be compensated for lighting fixtures removed from the home and have filed a DRE complaint. This office has no strong leadership in place to hold a very unethical and abusive agent accountable. read more

I would highly recommend working with Terra Firma Realty at this office. They truly know their stuff and were able to find me a fantastic investment property at a great price. White glove treatment all the way from the search to after closing escrow. read more

This Review is for Derek Andrews, I cannot speak to the entire KW team. Bottom line Derek Andrews stole $50 from me for a credit check he never ran. The moment I gave him the check he called me and said that he didn't feel I was qualified for the rental I was trying to secure. I said that was ok and asked if he could refund the $50 check for the credit Report. he became nasty and rude and said he was taking that for his efforts. What efforts he didn't even run a credit check? Renters be aware that this type of scam is common in the Los Angeles Area and that you can legally supply a recent credit report so you don't have to pay every time you look at a new rental. I repeatedly asked Derek to be reasonable and eventually I realized it was a loosing battle so I decided to write this review to warn potential clients. read more

This office has really been revitalized recently. Amazing young energy and training. Super crew here. Would recommend this office to anyone

Hello - Your agent JJ Wallack has refused to give me my security deposit back within the 21 day legal window nor provide any explanation for the delay. After multiple communications with JJ, I have no other option but to pursue litigation to get my security deposit. This is in regards to your 1731 Corinth Avenue location in West LA. read more

George Morales helped me find my apartment. He was extremely helpful and accommodating throughout the whole process. I needed to move in early and he really made sure this happened. I love my apartment and highly recommend George as an agent. read more

Dee Crawford is extremely unprofessional. It's quite pathetic and uncomfortable when a grown woman must use her husband's former career as the opener of her biography. However, after screaming rudely at our staff I can see why her work experience in the real estate industry is so limited despite her age. TLDR: Seek real estate assistance elsewhere. You deserve the best and this office isn't even mediocre! read more

Hands down best real estate agent in Los Angeles incl West Hollywood and SFV, PENNI ZIERS is amazing. Yes, PENNI ZIERS of KW Beverly Hills office, I've never met anyone so good at the real estate game. My circle of friends and I have used Penni for our continuous real estate needs over the past 15 plus years. Every time we buy or sell, I am personally amazed at how fantastic she is. She is extremely knowledgable, a superior sales person and extremely protective of her valued clients whereby she fights for what's right and the best deal to benefit her clientele. I can't say enough about her and just recently she closed my latest home purchase and went even beyond the call of duty, no surprise......she is a very good real estate agent who is very experienced at all parts of Los Angeles. I would never use anybody else, so glad she is on my side. Huge recommendation from me and close to a dozen old friends who have had similar success and longetitivity with her. read more

I just bought a beautiful home using Keller Williams Beverly Hills. Unfortunately It was the most horrible experience ever with an agent by the name of Rashun Hines. Run from this real estate agent. She lied to us about the amount of the down payment because she was so desperate for a sale. Thank God for the lender!! He was absolutely amazing and very knowledgeable. The agent however, during this process prepared a gift letter to sign literally, it took 10 times for her to get it correct. It was just 4 lines on the paper. She misguided us several times throughout this buying process. She promised a lot with no results, she was lazy, unprofessional, uneducated, unethical by giving out our address to a mutual friend without permission. She would arrive to viewings dis shoveled and wearing beach sandals. All the houses we looked at we found ourselves including the one we bought. The houses she took us to were in horrible neighborhoods and we're run down. She didn't find one home for us and she always needed a ride. She was argumentative, aggressive, and abrasive. She tried to rush us into signing documents without reading them first so that she could collect the commission as quickly as possible. She constantly needed a break to smoke a cigarette pen while working. She is a horrible listener and this was the worst home buying experience and this is my first home.If it wasn't for the lender we would be still looking for our home. To this day she has not called to congratulate me on my new home or send any congratulations flowers. She didn't get my keys. I had to call the seller's agent to get my house and mail keys. I had to work with the sellers agent on the security codes for the home. In addition, she took money from my Fiancé and said she wanted to buy another agent flowers to help secure a home for us to buy.The home was never secured Keller Williams Beverly Hills I WOULD NOT EVER RECOMMEND! They need more knowledgeable agents unlike the one I had. read more

George Morales was helpful in finding us a great home. He is very thorough and helpful

This review is for Penni Ziers, the most amazing real estate agent on the planet! Penni helped me sell my condo in Glendale, CA, and with her help I was able to get top dollar for my property. She made excellent suggestions for upping the value of the property without spending too much money, and she oversaw a lot of the prep work that had to happen in order to sell the property. I live 385 miles away from the property I was selling, so it was incredibly helpful to have an agent who was willing to do that. So, here's what I loved about working with Penni: she's personable, she has great instincts, she's knowledgeable, she stays on top of things, she's quick to respond, she works hard, and she understands strategy. Basically, everything you'd want in a realtor--that's what Penni is. Quite frankly, I'm a pretty difficult person to please and I was absolutely blown away by Penni's professionalism and overall service. Negative comments? None at all. Give Penni a call for your real estate needs. You'll be glad you did! read more

George Morales at KW BH is an extremely helpful and friendly realtor. He made our experience renting a home very smooth. He cares greatly about everyone and wants the best... always quick to respond, professional, and informative. I highly recommend George to anyone needing a realtor in the Los Angeles area! read more

This about our experience with Adrienne Lister. In short, you want to do all the work, finding your place, doing the paperwork and just need a person to arrange appointments that may or may not be scheduled as you will find out, when you show up but the other party isn't, Adrienne is your broker. If you look for someone who helps you to find your new home after your precisely mention location, size, budget, pets, type of housing, flooring, gas vs. electrical stove etc., actually also communicates that to the potential landlord/broker/seller and expect that appointments are scheduled, you should look for a different person. For those are interested I'm happy to share more info summarizing our experience for a rental place and a purchased home 2 years later. Though we were strongly dissatisfied with her the first time around due to extremely poor performance and the way she was pushing for a payment that she didn't even engage in a) finding the place b) arranging the appointment c) attending the showing d) engaging in the paperwork, e) attitude (almost harassing the general manager of our new home for her "check") we engaged her again as we felt obliged due a connection to a mutual friend and she implied she really needed the money. Bad decision on our part. Same story for the purchased place. Appointments weren't always set etc. To be clear, she did not ever find any place that would meet our minimum criteria (e.g. pets allowed, gas stove, patio/balcony etc). The place we bought, we found through another internet page (not MLS and not KW); funny enough listed by Adrienne's co-worker. She was "surprised" how we always find new places and always know so much more about them than she does. Honestly, so were we... More than that, Adrienne has an attitude. In addition to the above behavior that she displayed again, she was reluctant to engaging in negotiations e.g. for a fireplace that was supposed to be behind a decorative wall etc. Count on her to become tenacious once it's about her payment. She's calling everyone (incl our bank -YES, she does- and sometimes multiple times a day) to know when her check is coming. The only thing she is fast (and can get furious) is to get her check, even if she wasn't actually doing any work and even before the deal is closed. In a nutshell, we don't recommend Adrienne as a professional realtor. a) No help in finding a home b) Showings are not always happen as communicated c) Preparation d) Not engaged in any negotiations/ paperwork e) Attitude read more

I've stepped inside many brokerages and KWBH is by far the most glorious plus has amazing views from the penthouse! A fantastic place to conduct business! read more

A little under three years ago I developed a strong personal motivation to sell my home quickly and at a good price. I loved my house and could have lived there forever, but at the time I needed to move to the East Coast. Driving around Studio City I could not help but see the many bright yellow signs for "Robert E" Howell, announcing that he was the "#1 Agent in Studio City." So "Robert E" was one of the first agents I called, and he was the first to show up at my home -- in about twenty minutes. Of course he gave me a very strong pitch about what a great salesman he was, how he could sell anything, how he had even been a remarkable salesman in my business despite that fact that he had no background, etc. So I signed with him. Whenever Robert E. dropped by he would tell me that he was just coming from, or just going to, a celebratory closing for some remarkable deal he had made, replete with laughter and champagne. Well... Robert E finally did sell my home -- after many months, and for a price over $180,000 below the original asking price we had agreed on. This meant that I had to part with a great deal of cash at closing -- scarcely a celebratory event. No laughter. No champagne. I didn't even see the guy, or his wife, Denise. Denise Howell is a very nice and competent person, and it seemed to me that she had done many or most of the showings. But it also seemed to me that she never really liked my house, and did not believe that it was ever going to sell at the price I was looking for. Most of the prospective buyers the Howells brought by appeared to be low-end developers, and in fact that is what my home eventually sold to When I bought my home I had fallen in love with it at first sight, and decided to buy it in under ten minutes. When I put my home on the market I was convinced that a good agent could find someone who felt the same way I did. After I made the sale my life entered an unexpected downward spiral on many fronts, and although I have "survived," the money I lost selling my home could have come in really useful. But that is money I shall never see again. Not in this lifetime. The bottom line, it seems to me, is that if your home is South of the Boulevard or up Fryman or otherwise in the Hills, Robert E. may be just the agent for you. I rather imagine that he has buyers for those $2 million and up properties, and knows how to close deals for them. He may indeed be the #1 Agent if you define "Studio City" as that limited area and that price range. But in my opinion he was probably not the right agent to sell my home, since it was in a great part of Studio City with many entertainment industry people but not in the hills, and also not quite in that price bracket. . . even though he kept telling me that he could sell anything, and that other agents kept giving him homes to sell which they had been unable to move. The wisdom I have to impart to you (if one so downtrodden as myself may be said to have any wisdom) is: Make sure the agent you have is the right one for you, and for your home. Brief addendum: I have no idea if REH's association with KW BH was beneficial in the sale of my home. He implied that this gave him access to buyers from the Westside, access which Valley-centric agents lacked. I do not believe that I ever saw any evidence of this. There were relatively few showings, and (as I wrote above) a large percentage of them seemed to be to developers rather than to people who might fall in love with my home, as I did the first time that I saw it. (I made the decision to buy after one walk through . . . and after having been looking with my ex-girlfriend for a place to buy for a couple of years. And the weekend after I moved in, my new next door neighbor knocked on my door to introduce himself and to invite me to a party at his house. I accepted his invitation and my girlfriend and I went. Performing in my next door neighbor's back yard -- live -- were Crosby Stills & Nash, and Jackson Browne. . . That tells you something about my former home, and the neighborhood it is located in, and the sort of people who live there...) read more

I met Sarah Woodrow through a mutual friend... she's from New York..smart, savvy and has exceptional attention to detail. Very knowledgeable in the markets she works in....i highly recommend her. read more

KW Beverly Hills is the best in the business. I've been in the industry for over 15 years and I am very familiar with the in's and outs of all the competition. All I can say is that this office offers the most support, resources, inspiration and overall incentives, that it makes it super easy to be there. From the marketing team to the in-house full service companies, to our front desk/concierge. I can honestly say I look forward to coming into this office... And let's not even get into how successful the company is... It's a game changer. read more

I recently had the pleasure of completing the CA Realty Training course with Veronica Jones, and boy, what a wonderful experience! The class was held at the Keller Williams Beverly Hills location on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7-9 pm. I enjoyed learning from Veronica, she really knows her stuff! The class followed a schedule to complete about 5 chapters a week, over the span of 3 months, which let's face it, could potentially be a chore to get through at the end of your day, (especially if you work during the day) but Veronica seems to morph the lessons into more of a "conversation" about Real Estate. She also is sure to emphasize material that is likely to be on the State exam, and makes herself available for questions via phone and email. I could not be more satisfied with my experience, and I'd definitely recommend taking your Licensing class at this location with Veronica! Good luck on your State Exam! read more

My working relationship with Bob Murphy began about thirteen years ago when I was interviewing real estate agents to sell a unit in the Doheny Towers. I was required by the company I work for to interview at least three agents. I had already interviewed two and had made up my mind that I was going to use agent number 2 and told her as much. Interviewing Bob Murphy for the listing was just a formality that I had to do. I was looking to get it over with as fast as I could so I could get back to my office. As you can tell from my first sentence, Bob won me over, which also put me in the awkward position of having to tell broker number 2 that I wouldn't be using her after all. On that day 13-ish years ago, Bob had (still does) such an amazing energy and attitude and he showed up with the most complete and totally personalized marketing proposal of the three agents I interviewed. Most agents just throw some marketing propaganda about their company into a folder along with some comps and call it a day. Most sellers might not care about the marketing proposal, but this is to illustrate how much Bob cares about what he does and goes the extra mile in everything he does when it comes to selling real estate. Bob treats small property listings as enthusiastically and professionally as he treats his multi-million dollar listings. I've given Bob some run down properties to sell and while other brokers I interviewed for the listing walked through the property with their noses up and complaining about how awful the property was, Bob only saw the good in the property. I don't remember how many listings I've given Bob, but it's been quite a bit (I would have given him every listing if my work allowed it). He has gotten multiple offers on every single property he has sold for me. I think the most was 21 offers on one property. Bob also has awesome negotiating skills. He gets the most money from a buyer without scaring the buyer away. I've worked with so many brokers that just hand me offers as they dribble in and they give me no input. They just waited for me to come back with a counter and/or questions. When Bob presents offers, he goes through them with you, gives his advice, gives you background on the buyers and if he thinks they're serious buyers, etc. Bob is just a super nice guy. He loves what he does and he's good at what he does. If you're looking for an agent, give Bob Murphy a call. Or swing by one of his broker opens and chat him up. You won't be sorry. read more

This review is for "Robert E" Howell. The man. The agent. The WORST, MOST CONNIVING, DISGUSTING, EXTORTIONIST EXCUSE FOR A REALTOR. We bought a property Robert Howell was listing. Robert forced us into waiving our contingencies and agreeing to a 30 day escrow only so he could attempt to charge us a $1000 per day late fee until we closed or they would have taken our 3% deposit. (securing a loan in 30 days or less has been impossible since 2008) Good thing Robert has 0 attention to detail because we managed to save ourselves by pointing out that items were listed incorrectly and we needed to redo our inspection. Robert had the audacity to ask how my pregnant wife was doing after he tried to extort us for money we didn't have. After trying for to extort from us $12,000, he only received $1000 from us. He would have gotten $2000, however he made an egregious error on the addendum and didn't include the closing day as a penalty day. Idiot. So if you're trying to hire a realtor who can squeeze your buyer for more money maybe try a better conniving realtor? Robert also failed to inspect the condo after the tenant moved out. Robert tried to patch holes in the wall, but he did it with mismatched paint, ruining them further. Lastly, the tenant walked out with the window coverings that were included in the contract of sale. Robert and his seller refused to replace them. Hello Small claims court. Oh and Howell took LESS money to sell to us. LESS. He turned down atleast $10,000 more in offers. Way to go! Lastly, why would anyone want a Realtor who hangs a picture of himself upside down infront of their property? Truly Pathetic excuse for a realtor read more

I have just completed my 3 month course at Keller Williams Beverly Hills and I must say it was very pleasant experience. Renee the teacher was so motivational and always had me laughing at her stories and jokes about her Ex Carl a.k.a. Nordoff. I love when teachers share their true life experiences. Thank you "Crazy Silly Grandma G." for your wonderful class. Now time to Study, study, study to get this license! read more

Totally unsolicited telemarketer call today from MELANIE, identifying herself as calling from Keller Williams in Beverly Hills, and abruptly demanding that I tell her if I own a particular property in Burbank. read more