Megan and her team couldn't have been any better. They made a difficult process simple, and were…read morealways responsive at every step of the progress. No questions were off limits and Megan helped us find our dream first home. We couldn't recommend her highly enough to anyone looking to buy a home!!

Megan was wonderful! I found her online and she's one of my best finds to date! I needed help…read moreselling my condo and finding a home with a garage and little yard. I wanted to minimize the amount of time I would either be "homeless" or paying "two mortgages" and she did it!! We sold my condo on a Wednesday and I bought my new home on the same Friday! Megan was engaged, positive, organized and accessible. I would recommend her to any of my friends or family in Hampton Roads.

I want to provide an update based upon my softened view and long-term experience with this company…read morethroughout a 10-year period of owning my home. I have since built a home with another local builder and find that my opinion of SAH has softened and, even improved based upon the lackluster customer service and responsibility taken by that new company. Building a home and hiring subcontractors is difficult work and sometimes you win and sometimes you lose. Yes, I did have problems with the roof on the home (for years) but SAH did take accountability and try to resolve it a few times and paid. While we did argue with them about some things (and I now know this happens with EVERY new build) during the build they backed up their work with me and even did some repairs to my hardwoods and paid for me to get a dehumidifier under the home in the crawl about 5 years after build when the home had some issues related to sweating. Working with their new warranty person - even years later - was easy and she was happy and willing to answer simple questions regarding vendors when issues arose from normal living/wear and tear so I could reach out to those vendors myself to get my home repaired by those who originally built items in the home. In the end, my home was beautiful and held up in style throughout the years and SAH is still building beautiful homes and constantly trying to improve and provide their standard style with improvements and updates. I am impressed with the changes they've made and I look back on their accountability and willingness to come take a look at issues and engage with me over things YEARS later that proves they try to stand by their work. This means a lot and other local builders do not offer the same I assure you.

Save yourself the headache the house is beautiful but the amount of issues I have had with a…read more600,000$ house is crazy.and good luck trying to get them fixed I hope you have stamina or it won't happen. I think they like to wear you down so you just give up.

So disappointed in how our home buying experience went. Be wary of people that use their own guys…read moreto do inspections and fix things. They are probably working for them so they get the sale! Here are just a few things that the inspector and realtor did not catch or mention: The electrical connections for the fans upstairs were a major fire hazard and I simply cannot believe this was overlooked. Whoever connected the fans before, connected them to a 220V AC unit for the sunroom. They kept lowering the gauge of the wire so it went form 10 gauge (dual 20A breaker) to 12 gauge to 14 gauge wire and eventually to 18 gauge and it kept blowing lights and burning motors on the fans. Not only did the inspector not notice it, but the contractor that replaced or fixed the fans didn't say anything about it!!!! They also forgot to mention that there were no electrical boxes behind the ceiling fans. They were screwed in directly to the joist through the drywall. Of course, that is not what we were told. Also, another major issue is that the hood over the stove is vented to the sunroom as well which was never put in the inspector's report, and I am sure will be another electrical issue. I am also pretty sure that this particular home model had a loft that was converted into a third bedroom and that information was never given to us. I am not sure why any of this was not caught by the inspector, but this is why I had pressed hard for a second inspection by a different inspector. In the backyard there is a shed that is in bad shape and was found to have termite damage. I asked if the homeowner would be willing to remove it, only to be told by my own realtor that was ridiculous. And sure maybe it is, but then what is the harm in asking! Our sunroom had a bad panel in it. We were told oh it will get fixed but not until after the closing. I wasn't having it and wanted out of the house and voiced my opinion about the house, and me wanting out, and another inspection. All of the sudden the night before closing everything is fixed! So the realtor quickly got someone to go in and patch it up. Heck for all I know it could have been him! We didn't even have time to look! My husband says whoever did patchwork did a lousy job and the fact that the paperwork stated they needed to use a qualified contractor for everything. That was never done. Our sunroom leaks of course right where that panel is now! I feel like a fool for a number of reasons. First, I knew in my gut there was something not right about this house. There were so many things that came up in the inspection but I could also tell it just wasn't a good well maintained home. There was a lot of work that needed to be done and I didn't trust the inspector's report. I desperately wanted a second opinion and was basically shut down. Then at closing my name was left off the deed. I should have gotten up and ran then! I felt like I was being forced into buying this house and it wasn't like buying a house it was like buying a used car! Also at closing I felt like I was forced to write a review about the experience. I was made to feel bad for wanting so much to get done, that I felt like I was in the wrong! I was actually feeling guilty and very pregnant, so I wrote what I felt would be fair ,but it is not the way I truly felt. My husband has had to fix so many things with this house already, thank God we've documented all of it too, I am planning on taking my situation elsewhere. My advice: HIRE YOUR OWN INSPECTOR! And if you are not happy with your realtor or the answers they give you get a new one!

I've been using them for years to manage one of my homes. I own several homes and use 3 different…read moreproperty management firms and the Ron Sawyer Team is the worst of the three. The largest complaint I have is that they don't take the time to see what the owner really wants and how the owner wants their property managed. Additionally, the amount of turnover is detrimental. In 4 years I've been assigned 4 different managers and now on our second website. The manager I have now, Shannon, is great, but the problems appear to be at a higher and more systemic level.

Title Concepts is the best title company in the area! I use them for all of my real estate…read moreclosings, which is usually between 20-30 per year for the past 9 years. They are easy to work with, they take time to answer my questions and always get my clients and I to the closing table on time. I'd highly recommend using Shannon, Tonya and the Title Concepts team for your real estate title needs!

As you see, she took no responsibility, and blames me for not paying it myself when neither she,…read morethe insurance agent or the mortgage company made any such recommendations. As the supposed "expert", it was her responsibility to inform me if the premium should be paid by me. Just a cautionary note to anyone considering using Title Conce pts to be sure they follow through on their responsibilities.

While the home we were looking for didn't work out, Cara was enthusiastic from the start...which is…read morewhat you need because you're exhausted from looking at homes. Thank you, Cara.

10/10 recommend! Cara was amazing and patient as I was not in time crunch to find a home. As a…read morefirst time homebuyer, I was nervous and doubted if I could do this on my own. She took my feedback into consideration and never showed me anything outside of my desired location or price range! (We hit below my budget, btw) After a few rejections, an offer for the perfect home for me was Accepted! We even had some issues arise and she always stayed transparent and reassured me that I had done my part. I am now a new home owner and could not be more happy with my experience! Thank you, Cara!!!

I would caution property owners considering Real Property Management (RPM) Unity to pay close…read moreattention to their communication and responsiveness. I was seriously considering RPM to manage my rental property and reached out with reasonable questions about their management agreement before making a final decision. Unfortunately, I never received the follow-up or clarification I requested. When choosing a company to manage one of your most valuable assets, communication is extremely important. If obtaining answers is this difficult while a company is trying to earn your business, it raises concerns about what communication may look like after signing an agreement. Based on my experience, I decided to move in another direction. I encourage other property owners to thoroughly review the agreement, ask questions, and evaluate the responsiveness you receive before committing.

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Could use a apron handicapped accessible entrance vice the step up in front. It is hard to step up…read moreif you have mobility issues and pouring down rain.side door entrance is hard to maneuver a walker or wheelchair between the tight parking spaces.

What can you really say about an office building? Oakbrooke Professional Center is a relatively…read morenew building as is the entire business park. It's a bit off the beaten path but I like that about it. It's easy to find and you don't have to contend with a lot of traffic around the facility. The private parking lot is more than adequate for the building and it is well maintained and always free of debris. There is signage at the parking lot entrance displaying names and suite numbers of all the businesses in the building. The building itself is clean and modern. Hallways are wide and easy to navigate, suites are clearly marked with business names. There are a couple of directories prominently displayed indicating each business's floor and suite number. One of these directories is mounted on the wall between the two elevators that serve the building's three floors. Most businesses in the building are in the medical field but all my visits are to see my agent at Centerville Insurance Agency on the third floor.

Would never use her to sell. Gave her two stars because "technically" Diana helped me but I do use…read morethat term lightly. After a year of coming to terms with what occurred I have realized that she did put me in a really bad place. In the end I had to change to Chantel Ray to sell me house since Diana jumped off the wagon and left me hanging out to dry. A ruined house and thousands gone. She is out for herself and I would go Chantel Ray to sell or buy anything after this experience.