Ryan helped me find and buy an amazing house, sight unseen, from across the country (my first…read morehouse!). He was helpful, knowledgeable, and appropriately skeptical as we were picking houses to bid on. He knew how to structure offers that were reasonable but strong, given our situation. He guided us through negotiations around inspections and shoring up loose legal ends, and he even helped us with a raw land opportunity that popped up halfway through our purchase. I'd absolutely work with Ryan again, but it went so well I have no reason to for quite some time.

Ryan is awesome! I highly recommend hiring him to be your real estate agent. When my husband and I…read morewere first looking to move to the area I did a quick search for real estate agents on Yelp, Ryan's paged looked great and since it said he responded to Yelp messages typically within an hour (because who wants to pick up a phone?!) I figured I would reach out to see if he had any last minute availability to show us to a few properties and he did. Although Ryan's office is based in Chapel Hill don't let that deter you, we were only looking in Raleigh. He knows all the ins and outs of the Raleigh neighborhoods and can get here quickly when you need him. We went under contract only two weeks after working with him. He uses Patrick with a local home inspection company to do the inspection and he did a thorough job. After the great inspection Ryan said the only thing left he could think of was a metal detector test of the property, since the house was older and there was a small chance of an underground oil tank. We did the test not thinking much of it and turns out there was an underground tank and it had extensively leaked. Ryan and his assistant Karen headed up making all the appointments and getting the right people out there to deal with the issue. Sadly the seller didn't want to really deal with the issue so away that contract went. Since Ryan knew what we were looking for was kind of niche he sent us a property here and there and we kept our eyes open as well. When a house popped up on the market on a Thursday night we text him if he could meet us there the next morning to take a look. He did and we feel in love. We put an offer in that day and started the process all over again. The second time around we worked with Karen a lot and she is great to work with as well. We successfully closed on this house and love where we ended up. An additional note since Ryan works in a group with a few other real estate agents if you need to see a house in a hurry and he isn't available, he will coordinate with someone in his office who is. Team work for the win!

Three words to describe Masha - Best...Agent...Ever!…read more Seriously, she and April are everything you could want to help you through the process of buying and selling. They are incredibly knowledgeable on the Chapel Hill area real-estate market and trends, extremely organized and on-top of things. All of that you should expect from anyone. What sets Masha apart is how she goes beyond, whether it is her fantastic connections for everything you need, sense of humor, willingness to act as therapist but also call you on your BS, or willingness to do what needs to be done including the emergency cat sit! Masha's commitment doesn't stop when you've closed on your house, though - she's still there, whether it's to help with finding appliance manuals, commiserating over best-laid-plans, or to find that one email with a critical piece of information that you can't find. She's truly there for her clients, before, during, and after the buying and selling.

Masha was our agent for both the purchase and sale of our home. We can't say enough about the…read moresuperlative job she did with both deals. There was nothing she wouldn't do to help us, from going to help us pick out counter tops with videos because we couldn't go in person, making sure the property we were selling was in top-top shape after we had moved out and promptly and graciously helping us resolve any issues that came up with our purchase and sale. She is the very best!

Sue is very knowledgeable in the entire home sale process. She is very responsive and worked hard…read moreto market our home, which contributed greatly to it being sold in 4 days. We enjoyed working with her and would recommend her highly.

Susan is a really exceptional realtor! She listened to and understood all of our home needs and…read morefound options in our price range that met all of our requests. She was our staunch advocate as we moved through the buying process - providing great advice and ensuring that all of our concerns and requests were communicated effectively to the sellers. She also ensured that our requests were resolved in a way that exceeded our expectations. Since we are moving from another state, Susan also matched us with an excellent local realtor. I recommend Susan as the gold standard to any home buyer or seller.

Having worked with hundreds of Realtors over the years, I highly recommend Justin…read more Justin Burleson is a true professional and a leader in the Triangle market who really stands out; he also runs a great team at Premier Agents Network. I've known Justin by working with him through my business for the past 8 years, which has put me in direct contact with hundreds of Realtors throughout the years. My husband and I met with him in April 2025 to talk about listing and officially hired him to sell our house that June. Even in a tough market with plenty of competition in our own development, he gave us the honest, data-driven advice we needed to set a realistic price. His marketing was excellent and showcased the house perfectly without being overdone--which is something I appreciate. It got people out to see the property, even in our rural area. We were honestly prepared for the long haul, but his strategy worked and we had a full price offer in under a week. Justin's sense for the market is incredible and he is easily one of the best in the business. I wouldn't hesitate to hire him or bring any of his Premier Agents Network team's expertise in to help guide your next move.

Justin was incredible to work with. As first‑time homebuyers, we weren't sure which part of the RDU…read morearea we wanted to call home. Justin was very patient as we toured close to 50 houses before finding the right one. He guided us through every step of the process with true professionalism, and we couldn't be happier with our experience. Highly recommend working with Justin if you're looking to buy in the Raleigh/Durham area!

I cannot recommend Michele highly enough. She was fantastic from start to finish, and I would…read morehighly recommend that anyone searching for a home in her area to use her. She is terrific to work with: she is very kind and personable, she really knows what is going on the community, she has a strong sense of home values and negotiation tactics, and she is generous with her time and knowledge of what can otherwise be an overwhelming process. She truly went above and beyond to help introduce my wife and I to the local market (even starting to show us homes several months before we were ready to buy, because my wife was going to have a baby right about the time we would be ready to purchase). That was really critical so we felt like we had seen everything on the market, and had a stronger sense of relative home values, so that when we finally saw "our" house, we recognized it and felt confident making an offer without all the second-guessing. After the purchase, she stayed with us step-by-step. The value from her relationships with top quality inspectors, technicians, and contractors was only surpassed by her sage counsel in navigating through tricky negotiations with the seller and complex post-purchase renovations. We interviewed several of the "top rated" realtors in the Chapel Hill area, and Michele was by far and away the standout. As first-time homebuyers with a little knowledge and a whole lot of anxiety, she truly helped make the process fairly easy. We now have a home that we love, one that is perfect for our children to grow up in. To me, that is the greatest gift of all.

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Steve Doyle is a first-class realtor. We could not imagine working with anyone else. He is…read moreincredibly knowledgeable about housing in the Triangle and fully knows the territory. His background as a contractor and engineer is a nice addition and brings valuable insights to the table. He gave us great advice about picking out a lot, with special attention to the location, orientation, and lighting. We're delighted with the way the house turned out! In addition to his expert real estate advice, Steve is a joy to work with. He has wonderful interpersonal skills and is an excellent communicator. He knows how to communicate a client's needs and did an excellent job of advocating on our behalf. Even though we were living out of state, he helped us keep track of the construction process. He was more than generous with his time and did everything possible to see the process through to completion. Steve Doyle came highly recommended through a trusted friend. We had high expectations going into the process, but he has far exceeded them. We have owned a total of six houses and have worked with excellent realtors in the past. However, Steve has been the best of the best. He has our highest respect and admiration.

My wife and I hired Steve Doyle to represent us in the purchase of a new home in North Carolina…read morewhile we were still living in Arizona. The prospect of building a new home without being physically present during its construction made us a bit nervous, so we picked our realtor very carefully. We wanted our realtor to vigorously represent our interests while we were out of state as if he were buying the house himself. We could not be more pleased with our choice! It was obvious that Steve had a lot of experience. His depth of knowledge was very impressive and eased our concerns regarding new construction. Steve's attention to detail was second to none. More than once, we were able to avert a serious problem because Steve noticed it early on while it was easier to address it with the builder and have it fixed. It was during these times that we were grateful to have a realtor that not only had an eye for detail but also the experience to know what to look for. Steve was also invaluable in our dealings with the builder; he has great communication skills and always gave us great advice each time an issue arose during the build process. I highly recommend Steve Doyle to anyone who is looking for a realtor in the area. I'm just sad that I can't hire him to sell my house in Arizona. We worked so well together that it felt like I knew him much longer than I did. He was always quick to return my calls and seemed to legitimately care about getting his clients the best outcome possible. Thanks Steve!

See the other reviews, same experience here. Very, very little is covered and if anything comes up…read morewith the rental, you're likely to be left handling and paying for it yourself. It's like owning the home without any of the benefits but all the responsibility. Mark, the point of contact for tenants, is responsive but mostly it's just to let you know that you're actually on the hook for whatever's wrong. When they do fix something, it's local handymen that come at any hour. The last one came to fix our backyard door at 8pm and he just let himself into the backyard and started working without talking to us. When he was finished, he told us all about his journey with meth addiction that he was fighting. Not a great experience for the family, that. If you took the time to research this, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do NOT make the same mistake we did and just assume you'll be treated fairly as a tenant. You will be held financially responsible and have to fix all the mistakes that these 20-30 year old house have even if you just moved in and haven't caused any damage. Live elsewhere at any cost if you can, we're considering just losing our deposit and working to live somewhere else at this point if we can. Never thought we'd break a lease but this company makes you really, really think about it.

We rented a property, managed by this woebegone wreck, a year and a half ago. He deducted not one,…read morenot two, but three months worth of rent at one juncture in our 2.5 years' tenancy. When I called to alert him to the error, what a fusillade of rudeness I got, based on his erroneous withdrawals from our bank account. I then called one of his former (among many, apparently) employees to ask if there was something "off" about this guy. A hard yes. When he finally refunded the 2 months' over draft, he charged us for his bank fees. Wow. The former employer told me that if the internet was slow, multiple attempts to debit our account could result in multiple withdrawals. As it did. But, certainly no apologies from the business owner. Protect yourself - don't give him access to your bank account. And, live a happier, longer life - do no business with H-Co.

We worked with Larry Tollen from the Home Team. I would give Larry 10 stars if they were available…read more My husband and I were (WERE!) first time home buyers who are not from the RTP area. We don't have family nearby, so we were basically on our own and that can be intimidating. We called about 10 realtors before getting in touch with Larry. He's was the only one we even considered meeting with. I don't care how knowledgeable, or tech savvy an agent is. The only quality that will guarantee that you will find your dream house with your agents help is their ability to LISTEN. That's the first big step in finding a house right? Finding it... Larry listens and tailors the home search on what YOU want. He combines your criteria with his knowledge of the area to help you find that house. Now that you have found an agent that actually listens, it's important for you to know that Larry is also an excellent communicator. He is responsive to emails, explains real estate on normal human terms and he includes you on all communication - you're never left in the dark. Having an effective communicator in your corner makes the process a lot less stressful. When it came time to put an offer on our house, Larry was right there with comps and spreadsheets and worked with us to put in a fair offer based on numbers. Larry is a numbers guy that justifies everything with those numbers. You will go into your offer feeling confident. In summary, if you're looking for a knowledgeable real estate agent who believes in honest communication and listening to YOUR needs, then you've found your agent.

Barbara Pipkin at the Home Team deserves a hundred stars. She helped me sell a most difficult…read morehouse. She had the local resources to help me bring up-to-date this run-down rental property that I inherited - refinishing floors, painting inside and out, updating electrical and septic, shoring up the foundation, installing sump pump and french drains, and cleaning up the overgrown yard. I live several states away. Barbara's resourcefulness, diligence and patience were extraordinary. I especially liked how prompt and clear all of her communications were. You couldn't ask for a better real estate agent.

As a mortgage lender, I always let people know that a smooth transaction almost always starts with…read morehaving a great buyer agent. We closed a deal and Tony was the buyer's agent. It was an awesome transaction. Our buyers couldn't have been happier. I would highly recommend Tony.

I am not a person who generally fills out online reviews of companies and services, especially ones…read moreof a negative tone, but I feel this is different. I am sorry to have to write this review for Tony Hall and Associates, but I feel it's important that perspective clients be made aware of a situation that occurred but a few hours ago. I was ready to make an offer on a property being represented by Jaye Kreller, one of Tony Hall's realtors. My realtor from Caldwell Banker, was helping me to purchase a property with the sole intention of renting it out as an investment property. After looking at a few locations, I found one I was very interested in, and it was represented by Tony Hall and Associates. It all came down to whether or not I would be able to legally rent the property as per occupancy rates and rules set forth by the HOA. We told Ms Kreller that I was ready to make a very serious offer, but that I first needed to be assured that it could be rented. This was late Thursday. Ms Kreller made no attempt to find out, something, quite honestly, she should have already known from the day she signed this seller on to be her client. When it became apparent that Ms Kreller had no intentions of finding out what I needed to know, my realtor attempted to contact neighborhood's HOA directly for herself. Unfortunately, she was told they were already closed until Monday morning. This was late Friday. Without giving much thought as to her client's best intentions, and knowing someone else was already interested, Jaye Kreller never bothered to inform the seller that there was another seriously interested buyer. I viewed the property again on Saturday, and we once again told Jaye Kreller that we were going to make a full price offer as soon as we knew that the property could be rented out. Late Sunday afternoon, I received the news that the seller accepted an offer from another buyer, we never got the opportunity to make any offer. Why should all this matter? Because it is obvious that this realtor didn't have her client's best interest at heart. Whether we got into a bidding scenario with another potential buyer and the selling price increased a few thousand dollars more or not, it's obviously she couldn't care. But if it was your property being sold, that extra money would be pretty darn important. I find it hard to believe the seller wouldn't have waited an extra 18 hours and come Monday morning, find out if there were two prospective buyers (much preferred), or only one. What would you rather have? So today (Monday), I very calmly contacted Tony Hall himself to let him know of the situation. My initial thought was not to blame him, especially since how could he be aware of all the actions of his employees, except that when I explained what transpired, it quickly fell on deaf ears. He obviously doesn't care. Is this who you really want representing the sale of possibly your biggest asset? I'd think twice.