Matt Magoon and MHM Realty turned our dream into a reality. My spouse and I met Matt two years ago…read morewhen we first began our quest to find a home. Matt really got to know us as his clients and fully understands what we desired in a property. He took us around to see many different types of properties and was always willing to go the extra mile for us. Matt is what we consider a 'Truly Dedicated Professional' and he has a pulse on the Boston area real estate market. He was patient with us and really took the time to work with us on finding just the right property.....and we did! I would highly recommend Matt Magoon and MHM Realty when you go find a home or to sell your existing one.

Matt did double duty for us as he simultaneously helped my wife and I sell our condo in the city…read moreand buy a house in the burbs. Through the whole process he was incredibly attentive and didn't miss a beat. He listened to what we wanted, but also lent his professional expertise when needed. His dedication and patience was truly remarkable given how many parties were involved in our process. Matt made this an enjoyably experience and worked with our busy schedules to ensure top notch customer service. I can't say enough about the job he did.

I was introduced to Jill McTague by my home's former buyer's (only) agent, a friend of Jill's and…read moresomeone I trust completely. A sudden divorce in my senior years had made living alone in a house with property in a semi-rural location too difficult for me to manage, so I made the decision to sell. Although 3rd on the 5 agent to vet list I was sent, I decided to interview Jill first based on my referrer's comment that I would like her. Wow, what an understatement! During my talk with Jill, it became quickly clear to me that here was a calm, straightforward, down-to-earth (my best compliment) , intelligent, thoughtful and very empathetic person, professional without attitude, knowledgeable and obviously very experienced yet with a fully hand-in-hand cooperative idea of the seller/seller's agent relationship. I hired her on the spot. Although I had had experience selling a relative's house prior, Jill walked me thru a much more involved and emotionally wrought several months with patience at my many texts, questions, and calls and with unsurpassed availability. She maintained a positive attitude throughout (this is simply who she is) and an exact knowledge of what I needed to do and, maybe more important, what I didn't need to do to get the house best fit for the sale I wanted. While she lived some distance from my home, she did the research necessary for my area, was accurate in her pricing while tolerating and respecting certain conditions I had set price-wise in order to be willing to sell this season, and she worked very hard and achieved my goals in the sales negotiations. Jill had waited for the ideal time to list and the house sold in 5 days. Jill is just a terrific agent, and a genuinely honest and kind person. I can't compliment her work on my sale enough, and her husband/agent Peter's assistance and support in my house prep was icing on the cake! Best possible experience and outcome during a difficult time in my life. Very grateful. Best, most professional realty service. Highest recommendation.

Jill is a fantastic real estate agent. Her energy, and attention to details are superb…read more She made everything happen smooth and easy. Highly recommended!

Do not work with this group especially Johnny Phu Ho. It will take days/weeks to get responses and…read morehe is very rude.

Wow! Devin Wong, from Kava Realty represented the buyers in the transaction. I was one of the…read moresellers. He did a great job representing his clients in the purchase. Excellent agent.

Dave is excellent to do business with. A true professional!…read moreHe has helped me and my family for years

this review comes 9 years too late, but my experience was so positive that i remember it clearly…read moreeven now. i was in Boston for only one day and NEEDED to sign a lease before i left as it was only a month until school started and i was going to be moving from out of state. i had an appointment with a different realtor, who completely flaked only a few hours before i was supposed to leave the city. i had Mike Sherman's number saved from my many months of apartment browsing and i called him in a panic. he had 3 properties ready to show, and escorted me around to each one. i settled on a quaint studio in Brighton and we managed to get the lease signed and notarized just barely before 5pm. i then lived in that apartment for 3 years while i completed my degree. 5 stars, 10/10, 3 cheers for Haus of Realty! y'all rock.

Working with eXp Realty, specifically Team Truong with Marissa and Tom, was an absolutely…read moreincredible experience. They helped us navigate not just one, but two major deals simultaneously--selling our current home and buying our forever home. From start to finish, they truly went above and beyond to ensure everything went smoothly. Marissa and Tom's dedication and expertise shone through every step of the process. They negotiated with our best interests in mind, handled inspections seamlessly, and even coordinated amazing photography to showcase our home for sale. Buying a new home contingent on selling the old one is no small feat, but they made it happen with ease and confidence. We are thrilled to have found our forever home, and it checks every box on our wishlist: a large yard for the boys to practice soccer, a dream swimming pool, and even the possibility of adding a chicken coop--fulfilling Tim's long-time dream of organic eggs without the price tag! Words cannot express how grateful we are to have had Marissa and Tom as our realtors and long-time friends. They've been with us through it all, from selling our first home to helping us with investment properties over the years. If you're looking for realtors who are dedicated, professional, and truly care about their clients, look no further than Team Truong at eXp Realty!

We've been working with Marissa and Tom as our realtors for over a decade, and they have…read moreconsistently exceeded our expectations. They are highly professional, knowledgeable, and genuinely kind individuals. Their honest advice and guidance make all the difference, and we trust them completely. We wouldn't go anywhere else!

Don't use them. Find yourself another realtor. I hired them on two occasions to rent my condo in…read moreLowell but will never again. The first experience was great but the second one was awful. I would like say that in the eyes of a customer, one bad experience can ruin the reputation of the entire company. Nat is Dick Lepine Real Estate's bane. I felt uncomfortable with him from the start as he sized me up, repeated the same questions several times, didn't do any research on rental rates, and he failed to take personal responsibility for his own mess and tried to place all the blame on me when things fell through. Perhaps Jim Haley, the first real estate agent I dealt with, is a standout at Dick Lepine RE but I wouldn't take this chance. I don't know if the entire company is like this. My experience is that bad. I wrote a 2000+ word review of Dick Lepine but Yelp doesn't have enough space to put my whole review. You can read the full review here: http://myterribleexperience.weebly.com/. Although this weekend we pay our respects to this country's fallen heroes you must understand that Nat and Dick Lepine's realtor service is anything but heroic. Stay away from Nat and Dick Lepine RE. Warn your friends and family. Go to Zip Realty, Century 21, or any other place.

The bottom line is, although he seems to be a very nice guy, taking on Roger (and Dick Lepine…read moreRealty) would be an act of charity on your part. I wish I had more honest reviews to look at when I was making the decision to find a realtor. Roger, representing Dick Lepine Realty, was my seller agent for my condo in Lowell, MA. The agency seemed to be of the more passive post-it-and-forget-it philosophy of real estate. I suppose if you leave a listing up long enough, someone will eventually buy it. Bottom line is, I was essentially on my own for the sale of my condo. Roger put together a collection of comparable homes of similar size in the area that had recently sold. The average selling price of similar homes was roughly $185K, so he recommended listing mine for $176K. There was nothing wrong with my place at all (on the contrary, ), but I was okay with the price--that way I knew for certain I was well within the realistic asking price. He then took several photos of the place and later posted it on the MLS sites. Compared to other listings on most web sites, this one completely lacked effort. The description text was literally two sentences, all caps, that basically said, "condo for sale, 2 bed, garage. Easy to show." The photos looked depressing--really depressing. It was a collection of about 5 half-hearted snapshots. The main photo of the outside was gray and sad looking. The photo of my kitchen was nothing but a close up of one of the kitchen walls and the fridge door. The rest were no better. So I re-wrote the text for my listing to something much more descriptive and inviting, and then took my own photos that better represented what my place actually looks like. I then asked Roger to immediately replace the current listing with my updates, which he did. Months went by. I had a periodic flow of potential buyers visit the place, maybe once a week or so, but I rarely ever heard from Roger, and no one ever made an offer. Friends and acquaintances of mine would ask me, "Has your realtor done this? Has your realtor done that? Have you had an open house? Does your realtor follow up with the potential buyers after each visit? etc." to which my answer was invariably no. As my buying agent later told me: I had been abandoned. Other than posting an MLS listing, my realtor didn't really do much of anything; and like I said sometimes I wouldn't hear from him for over a month. The thing that was most frustrating is there was another unit in my complex that was also up for sale (and whose selling agent seemed to be much more on the ball). The other unit had a price tag that appeared less than mine, but because the unit was much smaller, its price per square foot was actually significantly greater--something a good agent would be sure to point out to any prospective buyers. It also had numerous inspection problems, whereas my unit was flawless. As the year bore on, I lost so many potential buyers to that other unit who were first attracted by the seemingly-cheaper price, only to walk away after the inspection. My agent never followed up with the buyer's agents, and in fact didn't really seem to do anything. Like I said, I was on my own here. My listing went up in early March. By mid-summer, another unit in my complex that was in similar excellent condition as mine went up for sale. Within a week, they had a buyer. That's when I started to do some market research, and discovered that Dick Lepine Realty had just as many condos listed as all the other major realtor companies, but had zero closings, whereas the other agencies had closing rates of 33% - 63%. Dick Lepine was grossly underperforming their peers, essentially posting and waiting while the others seem to be more actively engaged in selling their homes. That's when I called Dick Lepine's office to complain. It was an essentially fruitless conversation. He seemed to be a bit out of touch with what was going on, and his ultimate advice was that I need to lower my price. Considering the fact that my place was already very competitively priced, I wasn't too keen on doing this. However, I also realized that, given the lack of agency support I was receiving, my place wasn't going to sell otherwise. We dropped the price by $10K, and an investor snapped it up the very next day. Investors don't buy reasonably-priced homes; they buy undervalued homes to make a profit. I had to eat a significant loss just so I could be done with it and move on. What followed over the next month was a series of screw ups. He forgot to tell me I need to have my smoke detectors replaced, until the very last minute, forcing me to scramble to get it done in time for a fire inspection. He called my condo management company for a certificate I needed, and they told him how to get it, but he couldn't figure it out, so I ultimately had to do it myself, and pay an extra $100 to have it rush ordered in time for the closing

Awful and extremely rude when asking questions about a property. He cut me off when I was talking…read moremid-sentence and also belittled me when I explained my housing situation.

I had a conversation with this ignorant man JACK LAMBERGS whom I thought was here to help me in…read morefinding a rental that was perfect for me. Instead I received the most disgusting and disrespectful attitude and tone from this man. He likes to belittle and CUT PEOPLE OFF MID SENTENCES. If you're going to laugh disgustingly at a simple question make sure ur di*k size is at least 4 inches big.

Totally fantastic experience!…read more I dealt with Greg who is their most senior and experienced realtor and it shows. He was approachable, personable, and just all around nice and understanding. He was beyond forthcoming and really did go the extra mile time and time again to work with me to make sure everything went smoothly. I can't say how great greg was enough, he really did make what was before myself looking for properties on my own to an expirenece that was quick and reasonable. When showing me properties he didn't try to oversell or hide things, he told me exactly what to expect pros and cons and laid it out for me. He didnt push for the biggest commission he really does know how to work in the service industry and his level of service is classy and fantastic. If you deal with Preview Properties I recommend using Greg.

My partner and I applied to our dream apartment through Preview Properties, but we were told…read moreanother prospective renter had a better salary so we were beat out for the apartment after a week long process. We had to pay a non-refundable application fee of $25/tenant which came to $75 for our group. Come to find out, the apartment was relisted on the market for $425/month more than what it was listed for when we applied, and it's still on the market- it was not given to the other couple like they had told us. Very deceitful and unprofessional.

Hamilton Company has such a wonderful maintenance staff that cares for Hamilton's vast properties…read morethroughout the state. Sadly, I know the bottom line is: making money. I would highly recommend anyone to do their homework on the vast properties they have because there are a lot of issues that involves with management stepping up and doing the right thing by the tenants and people that are part of the community. - From a previous Hamilton renter & son of a former Hamilton employee

Do not rent an apartment managed by the Hamilton Company…read more They never respond to emails or maintenance requests. Our CO detector was broken for days with no repair. There is frequent late-night noise that management does nothing about. There was even a large fire in the trash area, and no one ever investigated the cause. When it snows, there is little to no effort to clear the roads within the property. Overall, management is unresponsive and neglectful. DO NOT RENT WITH THE HAMILTON COMPANY. They will take literally 15 days to respond to any message. What a garbage.

Four stars for Adam. I was thrilled to find an agent who was millenial-friendly (answers emails and…read moretexts, has online listings, and calls when needed or requested). We ultimately didn't find a place with APE, but Adam was extremely helpful. Three separate times he drove us all over Cambridge and Somerville to look at places. Many of their listings were shabby or had frustrating quirks (like having to go outside to do laundry), but he did respect our price range and requirements. We applied for one place, but the landlord had already accepted another tenant without notifying APE, so not really their fault. We're still looking, but I just wanted to leave some kudos for working with Adam.

Fernanda was so great to work with! September rentals are a stressful time for agents and renters…read morealike and it can take a toll. I'm grateful Fernanda was so kind, patient, and responsive. She made me feel respected in a sea of greater Boston renters.