I chose the accelerated class at the Marietta location. Because this location is also a firm, the…read morelearning area is shared with the owners. What this meant was that we may need to switch classrooms for part of the day to accommodate. This was not at all a problem. The only difference between the classes was that one was a little smaller than the other, but still comfortable. Ms. Jan was our instructor and I highly recommend her. She plainly set class expectations in the beginning and kept the class on task for the entire two-weeks. She was very good at highlighting important information about real estate rules, law, and prepared us for what would be on the exam. Her classroom management skills are stellar. She created an environment of learning, which showed she cared. I highly recommend Barney Fletcher.

Awesome real estate school I would recommend this school any day very professional & directread more

"Working with Ashton Ballard to manage our long-distance move from Massachusetts to Georgia was an…read moreabsolute dream. Before we even made the move, Ashton spent time on the phone helping us narrow down neighborhoods and align our search with our top priorities. When it came to viewing homes, she was direct, honest, and incredibly knowledgeable. Coming from the Northeast, we were totally unfamiliar with local structural nuances like stucco exteriors, but Ashton proactively pointed out exactly what to look for. Her expertise didn't stop at finding the house, either--she connected us with fantastic local vendors, including a great mortgage broker, cleaners, electricians, and engineers for a retaining wall project. Her guidance on crafting a competitive offer got us the home we loved, and the entire paperwork and closing process was seamless and efficient. We were genuinely amazed at how effortless buying a home from 1,000 miles away could be. If you are relocating or buying locally, you could not ask for a better advocate than Ashton!"

Leah Martin is thoughtful and forward thinking. She is a stellar member of this group and I highly…read morerecommend her for any buying or selling needs. If you are looking for someone who will do their homework before meeting with you and your potential homes, Leah is it. She has consistently shown up prepared and works diligently to find you the right property. Cannot recommend enough!

Extremely unprofessional management and deceptive practices. We applied for an apartment with fully…read moreapproved income, clean credit, and a flawless rental history. Despite providing all required official government proof of our legal status, leasing staff repeatedly misclassified our paperwork and refused to let us speak with a manager. After delaying our application for two weeks and leaving us just four days before our scheduled move-in date, they issued a written denial claiming a "credit fraud alert" - completely contradicting a voicemail left by staff stating our paperwork was the actual reason for the hold. Their poor communication, lack of competence, and deceptive practices caused us immense stress. Avoid this property if you expect professional management and fair treatment.

Just wanted to update my followers. Rampartners have still after 5 months or better have not…read morereturned the $58 that they stopped payment on. Refusing to give me the rest of my money due me from my deposit. As I said this is an unethical company. Worst apartment complex I've ever lived in and I've moved 83 times!

I hired these people to manage my properties for me and they embezzled rent from me and stuck in in…read moretheir own pockets. They would rob little old ladies if they could. These people are some kind of crooked. Don't hire them to manage your property. They'll steal from you too.

I have been with this company 3 years and I appreciate the prompt responses to anything! I feel…read moresafe, I'm able to reach out via at any time. They are available to me! I'm renewing my lease for the 4th year this month and I'm grateful for this opportunity and comfortable with our compromised decision making!

These are beautifully built homes. The style, brick selections, and color tones are upscale…read morelooking. I am comfortable making these comments because we have looked at a number of newly built homes in the Buford and Sugar Hill area as well as some in Dacula. For example, we looked at the area at Primrose, which has nice open concept with two story family room but the materials such as fixtures, such as faucets looks cheaper, as well as bright color tone exterior, such as blue, green, maroon, etc, that looks not so luxurious. Be careful when you are looking for newly built homes which needs to be built and you must go through the design face. It is absolutely wonderful that you could choose you materials, make selection of various styles and options but also expect to pay premium. For example, at Edward Andrews, you may see the model home but what you get won't be close to the model home. What I mean by that is that you are given a base price but then when you do choose the lot you like, they increase it by $11,000 for lot premium, $8,000 for the fifth bedroom that you saw in the model home thinking it comes with it, additional expense if you even add an outlet on top of the fireplace that you may also think that's standard. I think you also must pay for appliances, or the ones they give you are very cheap ones. Railings are wooden unless you upgrade. Lets just put it this way, many things that you expect are standard and comes with the home you will end up paying for that will be in addition to the base price. In the end, you house price will balloon to an amount that you are like "OMG" but you have already gotten you foot wet and more than half committed that you are unlikely to back out. Moreover, the sales representative tend to be pushy in a very subtle way. She will tell you that did not come with an agent so she will try to get you a credit on design that even if you did come with you buyer agent, you would have gotten anyways. She will tell you that if you wanted come back tomorrow and let her know. There have been an number of inquiries already. She will tell you that there's a standard earnest deposit but will not tell you about a design deposit and other deposit. She will also not tell you there is $150 per day penalty if you delay closing but what if it's due to your job situation six months down the road. My advise is, depending on your situation, it may be best to buy a newly built home that is already built. It's cheaper because they probably added many standards that won't cost you as much as if you were to select a lot then go through the design stage because any standards you choose is considered an option and addition money will be added to the cost of the home. This is my personal experience in dealing with Edward Andrews Homes.

This is now called Empire Communities. *DO NOT* Buy from this company! This has been the absolute…read moreworse experience. For starters, even as they sat down across from us on the very first day, they lied about what they can or can't do. I indicated that I wanted a 3 sided brick home. They flat out indicated "I've been here to sell every house in this community, & we have NEVER had a three-sided brick home sold here". (This would've been the last of 3-4 to close out the community). As it stands, not 1,000 feet from the office, there is a 4-sided brick. I had to go to another community to walk through my house's floor plan. Guess what that new community was filled with? Three sided brick homes, including ones for my floor plan. I was also told that I couldn't get French Doors. Guess what was on the home in the other community that I visited? French Doors. Guess what is on several homes in my community? French Doors. They love to tell you that they don't do custom homes. I can GREATLY understand that to a degree, but small efforts should not be out of the question. I nonchalantly asked for a couple of electrical outlets to used a box for one unit rather than 2. They refused because "we don't do custom homes". I guess that custom 10 foot French Door on the home behind mine was installed by elves. They wouldn't even move my shelving up 8 inches so that I could easily install a second shelf because "we don't do custom homes" (even though you can pay for the second shelf option, thus necessitating the rise of the first shelf) & because "we don't have faith that they can put it in the right spot for you". They refuse to put the soap inlet on the wall of my Master shower because "we can't put an inlet on an "outer wall", yet somehow an inlet twice as deep into the wall to deal with the dryer was installed on an outer wall on the opposite side of the house. I'm not a person who just blindly accepts the answer "just because" to an inquiry. They literally tried to legally strong arm me because I kept asking that all answers be explained in detailed & that "just because" was not an acceptable answer. In addition, they legally threatened me (I have the paperwork to prove it) because they didn't want me asking questions of the project manager of our house. My crime? We'd visit the new construction once a week & each week, I'd have 2-3 questions that I felt needed answering, and I found the response "just because" to be unsatisfactory. They also refused to install a drain which I was willing to pay cash for (an item on their list that they were willing to do, so it wasn't considered a "custom job") This drain was to be in the flooring of the laundry room upstairs and allow overflow to drain out rather than seep into the walls. Even after they acknowledged that they were now opening themselves up for liability of water damage for their refusal, they still legally strong armed me regarding this issue. This is NOT the way to treat customers. The walk-through was done by a gent who was as dismissive as all could be. Every concern that I brought up (and all valid ones) was summarily dismissed or shrugged off. I couldn't even use my microwave for the first 4 months. The bulk of it was electrical issues that was "fixed" by downgrading my electrical work to be BELOW code. Come to find out that this had been done on several homes in the community. I was not going to accept that (because if nothing else, insurance would not pay for any electrical fires since the home was not up to code). It took quite a bit for them to finally remedy the situation. In the process, the electrical sub-contractor they used (La Flamme) stated that he was not going to honor any warranty for the work that he had done on the home. Now comes another issue: They refuse to fix my flooring that bounces like a California quake just 9 months old. Even LAUGHING causes my flooring to shake the room. Watch these videos. One shows how items on my desk shakes. The other is the same instance & shows that I'm not affecting items in any way, other than laughing. Numerous attempts to deal with them & they say it's "normal" https://twitter.com/WilliamWaits5/status/1299495556260286469?s=20 https://twitter.com/WilliamWaits5/status/1299495460470697986?s=20

Pleasant surroundings, management, and neighbors. Lovely grounds. 24- hour security. Best value…read morein Buckhead.

I moved out of Slaton Manor a month ago, but I lived there for eight years and every year the HOA…read morepayments have increased while the building continues to be in shambles. When my brother first purchased his unit years ago, he was told the HOA was in talks to sell the property and it would be a quick sale/buyout. They continue to hold out because they are trying to get larger-than-property-valued payout. Everyone who lives in the building has to vote to sell in order for a buyout to happen and the majority of those who live there are elderly. The realtors who live in the building have offered laughable prices and are trying to get a larger than normal commission. Every year the place gets worse and worse. A few years ago, the exterior panels were falling off, and, rather than do anything about it, and the HOA hired the most expensive company in Buckhead to put their equipment ("renting the equipment" as I was told) on the property, paid them for nearly 7 months without a panel being replaced and then removed their equipment after I and several other residents filed a complaint. The rotting panels were still on the back side of the property last I saw. A tree branch fell on my girlfriend's windshield, causing the windshield, the side mirrors and door frame to be replaced. Insurance covered it and her deductible was $400. After a month of e-mails and waiting for replies, the building manager said "an arborist" was called in to investigate the tree and since it was deemed healthy, the HOA is not responsible. I asked which arborist was called in to investigate, considering healthy tree limbs don't fall for no reason, and I haven't gotten a reply. The week before I was sent that e-Mail, all the trees were scheduled to be pruned back (I am still in their e-Mail database and get the updates). The HOA is high because all you have to pay for is Wifi, and it is in a perfect location. Those are the only positive things I can think of. There's no laundry in your unit, parking spaces are limited and are usually all purchased immediately (a new resident told me their realtor told them they could park four cars per unit), there's mold everywhere, no ventilation, monthly water shut off, no security (there's a number you can call and they will deem if you need help. I called when the fire alarm went off and I was told that wasn't necessary), you can smell your neighbors cooking, hear them when they use the bathroom and when they argue. Thankfully, I no longer live at this building.

Jess and the Anna K Intown team always go above and beyond to get the deal done. This is my third…read morepurchase with them and I would recommend them to anyone looking to buy or sell in Atlanta.

I found my agent, Kristen at Anna K Intown, through yelp and I couldn't have been happier with my…read morehome buying experience. As a first time home buyer, I never felt rushed into any decisions, and she was so patient with me. Kristen knows the market well and has a long list of movers, electricians, and painters at the ready to help me out after closing. She made the process so effortless, a real pro!

I can brag enough!! We used Imagine Photography for my dogs Brand shoot and it was amazing! Not…read moreonly did the shots come out superb but the owner Meka was sooooo good with my dog! Honestly 10/10 we will be booking with them for all of our future shoots!! If you haven't already book her NOW!!!

From the owner: Hi! I’m Meka, the heart behind Imagine Photography, proudly serving Smyrna, GA and the greater…read moreAtlanta area. I specialize in newborn, maternity, and hospital photography, & more capturing your most sacred moments with care, calmness, and a trained eye. With nearly a decade of photography experience I bring more than just camera skills to the delivery room or photo session. As a Certified Medical Assistant who’s also BLS and CPR certified, and studying ultrasound in school, I understand the emotional and medical aspects of birth and newborn, family care. I’ve been told time and time again that I have an excellent bedside manner — a trait I carry with pride into every photo session. I am trained in newborn posing, and other photography tools so you can feel confident that your family is in skilled, gentle hands. My goal is to provide affordable, beautiful photography without sacrificing quality or safety. Every family deserves to have their first and sacred milestones documented with love and I’m honored to help you preserve those memories. Let’s create something timeless together. — Meka

I would strongly recommend thinking twice before moving here. My experience has been extremely…read morefrustrating from day one. When I moved in, the front and back doors had large gaps that allowed bugs and other critters to get inside and allowed the air to escape, which has contributed to higher electricity bills. The pest situation has also been absolutely unacceptable. The biggest problem is that these aren't isolated incidents -- it's the lack of follow-through. I have submitted work orders and reported these problems, yet I continue to deal with the same issues. Moving into a new home should not mean immediately dealing with broken appliances, pest infestations, water leaks, possible mold/mildew, water-damaged walls and ceilings, inadequate doors, and unexpected expenses just to live comfortably. If you are considering moving here, I strongly recommend doing your research, asking very specific questions about maintenance and pest control, and inspecting the unit extremely carefully before signing anything. My experience has been a major disappointment, and based on what I have personally experienced, I would not recommend living here.

Horrible customer service, Horrible maintenance, Horrible Horrible Horrible. Never fixed heater…read moreduring the winter, now cant get in touch with anyone to fix A/C. Refrigerator stopped working, tub and sink drains extremely slow. When I run the washer it floods, had to replace a hose because a rat chewed threw it. JUST HORRIBLE!!!