Great service FABULOUS REALTOR! Elizabeth Brannon is professional and the best realtor in the…read moreentire state of Florida.. BAR NONE!!! It was easy working with her and she updated us on every showing .. how rare is that!

From the owner: Elizabeth Brannon is a full time Walton and Holmes County Florida Real Estate Broker. Elizabeth…read moregained her Broker license and opened Brannon Real Estate Services after having 13 years of record sales in the area. There are offices in Freeport and Defuniak Spgs and office hours are by Appointment Only. By keeping the office overhead low, Brannon Real Estate Services has taken Real Estate Sales and Marketing to the next level. Elizabeth is committed to serving Freeport, DeFuniak Springs., Paxton, Ponce De Leon and most of Walton and Holmes County Florida. As a Walton and Holmes County Broker, I understand that buying or selling a home can be the biggest financial transaction a person makes in their life. My goal is to make your Walton and Holmes County Florida Real Estate Transaction as pleasant and painless as possible. If you are looking for an honest, confidential and ethical Realtor, look no further! Elizabeth Brannon is also a proven leader. She was elected to the Freeport City Council in 2009 and is still serving today. Elizabeth has a love for this area, is very active in her community and has proven herself to be a professional in Real Estate. Anybody can sell real estate when the market is hot. But, when the market slows down, Elizabeth Brannon shines. Let me help you buy and sell Walton and Holmes County Florida Real Estate.

In June, I first made contact with Donna, the broker/owner of Team Walton Real Estate…read moreProfessionals, about a rural property she had listed. She referred me to her sister Melonie, who wasn't even listed as an agent at her website. Much later, I did a license search at the Florida state website and discovered that Melonie had only had her real estate license for three months. Melonie was initially friendly and responsive to questions. She described the house as neat and clean, without any major issues, said the sellers were great people who would fix any problem that was discovered, and that a nearby house was almost never occupied by the neighbor. Based on her assertions, and the listing photos and description, I travelled to Florida to view the property and ultimately made an offer. Once I was under contract, it quickly became clear that I had been told a number of untruths. Both the listing agent, Donna, and her sister Melonie had a serious conflict of interest not disclosed in the listing -- one of the property owners was a former employee of Donna's, and a friend to Melonie as well. The property itself had also been misrepresented. On every visit I made to the property, the immediate neighbor (who I'd been told almost never actually lived next door) was home, and if it wasn't raining, he was burning a pile of trash in his yard, right next to the property line. The owners claimed not to know if they still owned the mineral (subsurface) rights to their property, but Melonie assured me the title search would clear that up. She never actually contacted the title company for confirmation, however, and when I finally did that myself, I was told that they never confirm mineral rights ownership. So I wasn't ever going to know if someone might show up at the property one day and start excavating mines or drilling wells (for which, without owning the mineral rights, I would not have even received compensation). The house itself looked nice enough on the outside, but corners had been cut in construction and maintenance had clearly been lacking for many years. The washing machine that the contract specifically noted would convey with the property was later revealed to be broken. Plumbing leaked, and there were water stains covering large areas of the ceilings and walls. Most concerning, the ductwork for the HVAC system was lined on the inside with fiberglass (not duct board, but loose, fluffy fiberglass insulation of the type that is found in attics). After decades of being subjected to high pressure airflow in the ducts, this fiberglass was disintegrating and blowing through the ductwork, lodging in the air return vents in the ceilings. Whenever the air conditioner was running (pretty much all the time in Florida), tufts of fiberglass were blowing through the ducts, and anyone in the house was breathing these irritating glass fibers. The air handler itself was located in the attic and access was blocked by multiple very large ducts, construction debris, and the owners' belongings. When asked when the HVAC appliances, more than two decades old, had last been serviced, the owners could not provide a specific date, or any service records or receipts. After I terminated the contract, I received an email from Donna trying to make me feel guilty for all the "hard work" Melonie had put into the transaction. It was hard not to laugh.

I can't really say how good Team Walton might or might not be. I emailed them twice over a one…read moreweek period via two different means and never received a reply to either. If they won't even contact you to get your business, how do you think they will treat you after they have your business?

When we called (after being referred to them by a regular customer of theirs), they were very…read moreunfriendly and not accomodating. We will find someone else next time we need survey work.

The 2 party survey crew entered my property when I was not home and with no notification. They were…read moreconducting a survey for the property to the rear of mine. My Father, who lives next door, inquired who they were and why they were on our property. They refused to give their names, would only give the name of the business, and were behaving very disrespectfully. Then, the male verbally abused my Father by calling him call an A**hole. When I called their office, no one answered and they are not set up to receive voicemails - RED FLAG. I repeatedly called (6 times) and finally a lady answered who said that she was part owner. When I explained what happened, she disputed that her employees would say something like that. I told her I had heard them say it. I found her to be equally as off-putting. Ultimately, she hung up on me. I did file a report with local authorities. I followed up with the President, Mr. Skinner, and he pretty much justified his employee's behaviors and when I encouraged him to put a better foot forward in setting the tone for customer service for his company, he also hung up on me. Customer service and integrity are not this company's strong suit.

Excellent service and quick response. It's taken me a while to post a review, but they did a…read morewonderful job and were very responsive. They completed our survey promptly and efficiently.

I hired this surveying company to stake a portion of my property line so I could add part of a…read morefence. Unfortunately, my experience was not good. If you know your exact property lines already and just need a survey to be done for administrative purposes, they're probably great and their prices are low. On the first attempt, the stakes for my property were placed extremely far off--over 17 feet (north) INTO my property one way, and 7 feet inside of our property another way--and the front part of our yard isn't even that wide. It was obvious without measurements, as the line ran through the middle of my front yard. Additionally, he staked into my already-fenced in back yard - insinuating that I had fenced several feet of my neighbor's yard as my own. I got out my old survey and confirmed this was wrong. I raised my concerns right away, and they agreed to redo it but the owner insisted that the same person come back out, despite my request for someone else (I was concerned because it was SO off. I do have photos & videos of everything). Initially, I was told the error was due to them relying on our old survey 'as a base'; however, I was able to confirm their mistakes by reading that same survey myself (I bought a measuring wheel for accuracy) which suggests it was not interpreted correctly. The second attempt was much closer, but still not accurate for the middle of our property. We decided we needed it redone after they left the 2nd time, so we were able to get accurate results afterward. I did not receive a full survey document, as I only needed accurate staking. Unfortunately, accuracy was the main issue here, and that's critical when it comes to property lines. While they did come back to try to correct the mistake, the final result still was not reliable enough for my needs, even though it was better.