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Keller Williams is by far one of the most impressive and professional real estate office in Miami-Dade county. The Miami Kendall office employ some of the best and most trained agents out of any real estate company. If you want to work with some true professionals, consider this office as one of your top choices. The office is modern, with a lot of hustle and bustle amongst the agents. Everyone in the office are very polite and eager to help. read more

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The best training for new realtors out there! The great coaching staff here really gives you all the tools to succeed that you would ever need. read more

I originally listed my property with another agent and got 5 offers in entire 3 months.I then worked with Vashi, he took professional photos at his own cost and got me 10 offers in 1 weekend and I was able to see my property at more than 30k than the expected amount. He is a very hardworking and amazing realtor- the best in the Industry - Vijai Rangarajan read more

I lost out on a nice property because of the seller's agent, Larry Lefkowitz of Keller Williams Realty. It is partially my fault--I figured out the guy was a piece of work, to put it very lightly, from the beginning. He harassed my realtor when my initial offer was $110,000 and the property was listed at $129,900. The comps in the neighborhood topped out at $115,000. Let that sink in. Then when our offer was rejected kept coming back to my poor realtor. First he insisted that I pay $120,000, and "not a penny less" regardless of the appraisal report. I said no. He came back later and stated he and his client would lower to the appraisal should it appraise lower than $120,000. I loved the property and it was agreed. Here is where it gets ridiculous. I schedule the property inspection for a Saturday at 11:30 A.M. Mr. Lefkowitz CALLS my inspector, and RE-SCHEDULES my inspection that I paid for. If he had asked me, or my agent to go through me, "hey I can't do 11:30 and the seller wants me there to oversee her property, can we do 1:00 instead?" it would have been fine. Instead I get a call from my inspector saying Larry Lefkowitz re-scheduled and wanted to confirm with me. So he re-scheduled to a time more convenient to himself and then FAILED to inform anyone else. I am glad that I knew the inspector and was alerted to this fact or I and my realtor would have showed up three hours in advance to an inspection I was paying for. Then when the inspection comes Mr. Lefkowitz topped himself out in unprofessional behavior. My father is handy around the house and was discussing with me the various things that were sloppily done, potential issues, etc. Mr. Lefkowitz interjects into my conversation to insist that it is all cosmetic and I will accept what I can accept or break the deal. I must have heard "do you want to break the deal? Do you want to break the deal?" at least a dozen times during the two hour inspection. He went on and on about the other offers they were receiving on the property. It got to the point where this supposed professional annoyed my realtor into following me into different parts of the condo to get away from him. And he followed on his crutches to hear himself talk some more. After some time he verbally accosted my father, who is of course looking out for my best interests, and was yelling at him to leave. To get out of the property! My realtor had to verbally engage this man who is insisting "I have never in 10 years gotten into an argument!"... Very, very hard to believe. You're a grown man trying to get into bets with my father on the difference between porcelain tile and ceramic tile and then failed to answer your own question. Yelling and raising your voice. Making threats, etc. After the inspection Mr. Lefkowitz calls my realtor non-stop, my home inspector non-stop and insists something is missing from the property. I am deeply upset by this as one can imagine.I had to wait to find out what was missing. It was a fridge shelf. I repeat: a f-r-i-d-g-e shelf. Mr. Lefkowitz threatened to call the police on everyone. My home inspector took pictures of everything before he did anything further and lo and behold the supposedly missing fridge shelf was not there. In the picture there were four door shelves, the top having more room for items such as the wine bottle in there. My home inspector pointed out that there would have been no shelf with the wine bottle there and that the model typically has four shelves. So a threatened police report over a "missing" fridge shelf that did not, in fact, exist. Methinks he was trying to get me out of the deal because of his bruised ego. Not very professional. My realtor had to block the man's number and limit him to e-mails only. Absolutely astonishing. Once we moved past the "missing" fridge shelf and tried to have the realtor, Mr. Lefkowitz, taken off the deal they "replaced" him with Jackie Ellis who did nothing except try to cancel the deal within the inspection period. Mr. Lefkowitz's wife, Joan, was still emailing my transaction coordinator, and Larry also called my appraiser with comps when not supposed to be involved whatsoever. So if that is Keller Williams' idea of replacing an unprofessional realtor on a transaction I will be avoiding their company altogether. Skipping to the appraisal, and several other shenanigans, the property was appraised at $112,000. They did not lower their price. Mr Lefkowitz, who the whole time insisted the property will be worth $150,000 within the year had advised his client to overprice her listing by over $17,000+ and then ruined a deal scheduled to close in under two weeks (and the seller was in a hurry to move to boot). Look, if you are a seller and want a used cars salesman to represent you, look no further. Mr. Lefkowitz is a cocky, lugubrious windbag who thinks he knows more than anyone else in the room and I wish you the best of luck! Very disappointing ordeal. read more

One of the Best of the Best real estate company. Very friendly, treat you like family, respect you like God, advance in technology, smooth transection from beginning to end , it's life long relationship. Must take there services if you want to buy or sell your house. read more

By far the most heartwarming and friendly atmosphere to work in and work with. Professionalism and education is the key. That's what makes them different from the rest. read more

Love my market center. The best staff and friendliest faces. Thank you to everyone that makes this possible every day. It's a wonderful day at Keller Williams! read more

TERRIBLE. They assigned us one of their accountants instead of a realtor (which I didn't find out until afterwards). He was late to every viewing we had...possibly because he scheduled them all during am &/or pm rush hour for some idiotic reason! When we put an offer on a house, he said we should leave a deposit in escrow. As soon as that check cleared, he's been unreachable. I texted, left voicemails at both work & mobile, & sent emails to both work & personal. Still nothing for days. When I called the receptionist, she confirmed that I had all the correct contact information. I asked if she'd seen him around the office the last week, & she said yes. Apparently, he just refuses to return my calls/texts/emails. So, I called the escrow company. They were at least polite but won't release our funds until they hear from this guy. There are so many realtors everywhere; don't settle for these. Find anyone else. read more

I'm am writing this review not because I've ever used any broker at this company or would ever plan to. I recently had my house up for sale and as soon as I took it off the market I was bombarded with phone calls and rude brokers relentless in asking me if I wanted them to list the house! Not only did I get at least 15 to 20 calls within a few hours, but they were calling my house number which I never, at any time, provided in my original listing. When I threatened to report them, they seemed to care very little and thought that this behavior was just "part of their job". I found them to be obnoxious, rude, and totally out of line. If I wanted their help, I would have asked for it! FYI, I will also be filing a formal complain to the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation. I have every single one of their phone numbers as well as a few names. I would NOT recommend this brokerage to anyone! read more

I had a small property and decided to go with Josh Lavik as my agent. Very personable and came prepared at initial meeting. I told him at the get go that i wasn't going to do any improvements,what I needed to get out of my property and wanted to sell "as is", (he recommended I didn't list it that way to bring in more buyers). As a couple months went buy he suggest I take the price down 5K. I told him that may not seem much to him but to me that was a fortune, we kept it at my price. I got an offer, but buyer wanted work to be done, I did NOT want to put more money into my home at this point. The offer was below what I was asking and Josh came to me and said they wanted to get a few things done,( I received a list and contractors that would do needed things and cost) before moving into the home and that the agreed to repairs would not exceed 5K on my end so that finding my own contractors to do same repairs would be in my best interest. I also agreed to a higher sale price (on paper again for the buyer) so that closing costs would be included for their financing. I went out and searched for people to do repairs and found them at half the cost, and agreed to get this done for the sale of the home. Josh seemed to have the buyers interest more of his concern than mine which I also brought to his attention, and this was given little relevance. Once I had the work done the final paper work came to me and the 5K in repairs was also deducted from sales price. When I brought this to Josh's attention he said this is what I agreed to, even though he had gotten my receipts for work accomplished. He still said I agreed to 5K (which I hadn't, I agreed to up to 5K and that's why I vested the time to find my own contractors) Looking back at the paperwork he sent me and letting another realtor and lawyer look at these papers, they both agreed the wording was very suspicious but that I was correct. I went to Josh with this and asked him why would I take the time to find my own contractors when it was going to cost me 5K regardless it makes no sense. Again Josh's concerns to my knowledge, were only for the sale and the buyers so he could make his commission. I had many arguments with him and his superiors about this and we came to, on my part an unhappy compromise. My concern for anyone else dealing with this company is that you read and re-read any paperwork. Many other things happened with my sale and how things were worded, please be aware for your own sake. They are out to make money first and foremost, you are not even a close second. I would NOT recommend this company especially if you are in the under 200K bracket (which I was) you are not worth their time or energy! read more

GREAT company, never had any issues but there is a realtor that has an attitude of a popstar, goes by the name Sarit Warman, I suggest you choose any other realtor but her unless you want to deal with rudeness and overall shitty help. Other than that, nothing wrong with Keller Williams. read more