Jennifer Lockwood is not only a wonderful real estate agent and someone who will support you along…read morea scary and nerve wracking process but also a genuinely empathetic and caring person. Jennifer is armed with so much nuanced knowledge of Fairfield, Easton, Weston, Trumbull and other surrounding towns that you will be sure to feel prepared and confident if you're planning on making a big move. I found Jennifer on YouTube, her channel is a must see if you're moving from out of town, or even learn some new things about your own town you may not know! I am incredibly grateful that I had Jennifer on my side for my first home purchase and would without a single doubt work with her again. I have already recommend to all my friends and family who may be looking to purchase in the future in Connecticut. I cannot emphasize enough Jennifer's impact as a real estate agent as she is incredibly professional, thorough, and kind. I went through the craziest experience in a terrible market and I don't think I would've been this happy without her!

Kevin Green is a professional realtor. He walks you through every phase of selling a home…read more I highly recommend Kevin if you are buying or selling your home. His knowledge is vast, and he will make sure you get a good deal.

CT realty partners goes by another name, which is called Vacancy Busters, it is owned by Fran, so I…read moream posting this review here to warn people off from getting scammed like I unfortunately did: I know property management companies get a lot of bad reviews usually from tenants. This is a review of Vacancy Busters from a landlord. If I could give them negative stars I would. If you are a landlord run as far away from this company as you possibly can. I am also out of state and entrusted my property with them. The "owner" of the company is Fran, initially when setting up the rental she was very responsive and the only person I talked to. My four units were full except for one unit at the time. It seemed like it was going OK, there was some repair expenses but I am fine with that, but it was taking them a while to fill the final unit. They did finally fill the final unit. Great I thought, finally all are full! Then the other renters that had previous been there stopped paying their rent. Then I find out they are ALL leaving at the same time. I could not get an explanation why, Fran told me it was because they were angry at the previous owners... OK, I wasn't sure if there was anything I could have done to make them happier, and never got an explanation. Then the renter they filled stopped paying his rent, and come to find out he only had a 6 month lease and was leaving. At this point Fran stopped responding to me every and I had to only talk to people in the office. They told me the 6 month leaseholder had left and turned in his keys, moved out. He hadn't been paying and probably wouldn't pay. Now my units were completely empty except for one remaining tenant who was also leaving. When I asked why she was leaving to VB, they said she needed to find a bigger place... ok fine. Then 3 months went by without them filling a single unit, I didn't tell them what to price it at. I started calling them weekly to ask for progress, see what was going on. Trying to get any details about my units being filled. I NEVER got a call back, I always had to call multiple times to get in touch with someone. It would never be Fran. For the last month I asked for Fran to call me back every time I called, I never got a call back. Finally I gave up, and said you know what I need new management. I called new management, set it up, called VB and said they are coming over for the keys. Keep in mind I was supposed to give 30d notice as per our contract, but at the same time I NEVER got a call back EVER and couldn't even speak with anyone, and as far as I knew I was completely paid up on management fees. I told the worker there I was switching management. She was completely unsurprised since she knew I was frustrated for months. I said ok well thanks and thought the guy was good to go to come over and take the keys. He shows up and they won't give him the keys. I call back and for the first time in months Fran immediately answers the phone to talk to me. She says she won't give up the keys because A) There is an eviction in process! B) I owe them $3000. I was absolutely shocked. First off I was like an eviction in progress?!?! She told me the person they had told me had moved out and dropped off the keys 3 MONTHS AGO never moved out and was being evicted. They said originally they had told me he moved out because their "maintenance man" had checked the wrong apartment. As for the $3000, they said they had done some work which they had said they were going to do(but never told me they actually did), which was supposed to be $1500, they couldn't tell me what the other $1500 was. I got livid about the eviction, I had been asking about renting that unit for the last 3 months calling pretty much weekly, they said they were showing the unit, never once mentioned someone living there and being evicted. That is at best completely incompetent, at worse fraudulent. Fran's excuse? "She could never be able to tell landlords every little detail about what is going on". Sorry Fran, an eviction is not a little detail. Especially when you originally told the owner he moved out. They still won't give me my keys, I had to have the new property management change the locks, and send them an email threatening legal action if they go near the property. They are shady, awful, scammy business people. Ive never had the pleasure of doing business with anyone worse. I truly believe they are running some sort of scam there. NEVER CALL THEM EVER! Also don't rent from them because I am sure they are worse to renters than landlords which is probably why all my renters left.

We recently used Fran DeMaio during our search then purchase of our new home. She helped us find…read moreour dream home and was there for us every step of the way throughout all aspects of that purchase. Couldn't ask for a better agent to help us through what, can at times, be a nerve-wracking experience. She was helpful, attentive and went to bat for us during difficult negotiations. We would HIGHLY recommend Fran at Realty Partners.

Very professional and honest. I am the property manager for the Fairfield county area and I have…read morevery good relationships with all my investors. In fact I make them feel like I was their working partner with their properties.

I've gone back and forth with how I feel about this company. I'm going to replay the experience up…read moreuntil now and let you decide if you would want to work with them. Spoke with Damion on the phone, set up a time to meet on Saturday, which he agreed to. I made plans around that meeting and he canceled that day. We met another time in which I was able to give him the security deposit. Fast forward to move-in day. It was snowing and I had my father and brother come from out of town (Dad came from Salem, MA). I already gave Damion the security deposit and made the first month's payment online. A confirmation number was sent to me and the money was withdrawn from my account. Standing in the kitchen with Damion, my brother, and Father, he insisted I get a cashiers check. We agreed to meet at the Walmart down the road where I waiting in line over an hour to get the check. It was Dinner time and starting to get dark (Uhaul was sitll full..). After walking out of Walmart I don't see Damion. I call him and he tells me to meet him another 20min away because "I have four wheel drive" (in a dickish tone) - I meet him, give him the check and go back to the place to unload the uhaul. After unloading it came to our attention that the furnace hasn't been turned on, nor has the yard been picked up as we agreed. The company did credit me $150 for not following through on the yard clean-up. Next I was told to measure the air filter for Damion which I found extremely inappropriate. However, I did end up doing it. So that was all a month into the process. Now it's May, about 4 months into the lease and I have taken the liberty of doing yard cleanup (leaves, twigs, etc.) and also removed a large pile of trash (rusty metal, glass, even diapers..). I didn't feel comfortable with my dog using the area in that condition. I left this in a pile by the road for pick-up as per Damion's instruction. It's been a week and the only person that showed up wanted to see if there was anything of value (I could've saved him the time and tell him there wasn't). I've never met the owner before but from what I see, Pro Property Management's only function is dealing with the lease paperwork and taking payment. They did help me replace the dryer in the unit but they knew it was broken before I moved in and it was far from simple.. What do you think? Would you guys be happy with them? -**Response to Adrianne** - The clean-up then, and the clean-up now are different. If I was the landlord, I would be ecstatic that the tenant cleaned up some garage. See the picture as reference. I don't think it's fair to say you understand my frustration, because frankly you're not it.. I already sent a copy of this review to your email and not sure what else there is to discuss.

Buying a house can be stressful. Showings, open houses, pushy Realtor, pushy sellers, etc... But…read morenot when you use Parkview Properties! I had the opportunity to work with a Realtor, Joe Waters who was very helpful in answering all of my questions no matter how mundane or simplistic they were he treated them like they were the most important question asked. Joe also had some great contacts in the home inspection and mortgage areas and truth be told, I was impressed by them over some that I independently contacted and ended up utilizing their services. After several showings and lots of open houses, Joe was able to help guide me into a home that fit my needs with as little stress as possible from suggesting some things to look for to walking me through the closing process. Joe and Parkview Properties are definitely great to work with!

After utilizing Fredda to sell my last home and purchase my current one, I didn't hesitate to call…read moreher to sell again! Her extensive industry knowledge and understanding of the local real estate market is priceless. Her input on everything from staging to selling tips comes from decades of experience, knowing what works and what doesn't. From the moment we discussed the current market, she told me what she felt the selling range was for my home, which was higher than I was expecting. We priced in that range, had an enormous turnout at our open house, received three solid offers and were under contract at the high end of her original range in just 4 days at 8% over the asking price! This is why you should call Fredda First!

She sold it so fast and saw the true value in the property…read more I can't thank Fredda enough for her help, compassion and knowledge. I tragically lost my fiancée to an unknown brain tumor 30 days before our wedding. Several months later made the agonizing decision to sell the house. She showed more compassion and empathy than some friends and family from the beginning to the end of the process. She made the entire process easy and through some of my tearful conversations always had compassion and respect for my feelings and the property too. Selling a house is hard enough. Selling a house after a tragic loss is even harder. Thank you for helping me through the process!!! You are a 5 star Agent. Highly recommend. Thank you again Robert.

Riccio Realty is amazing. I met Stacy on a Thursday and by Friday, she was showing me rentals. I…read moreget thorough updated lists of what's available in the New Haven County with the criteria I need for a single family home without excessive emails and spam. Riccio Realty really understands the area you look into, your needs and listens to what you want as well as what you need. I don't feel like I'm talking to just a realtor, I'm talking to a trusted friend. Thank you Stacy for all your help!!