Trustworthy, dependable, and effective are the three words I want to describe my interactions with…read moreKM Homes and Mark. If you are thinking about selling your home, I would recommend you call Mark. I reached out to a bunch of "we buy homes for cash" companies July 2021. I had a legal situation going on with the house and I did not feel like continuing to fight. I was given LOTs of offers, but Mark stood out. He asked about the situation and told me honestly to keep on pushing through; the legal battle was almost over. He initiated follow up several times over the next few months offering encouragement and support as needed. He asked for one thing "just let me make an offer, you can say no - but let me at least have a chance to buy the house". Once the legal situation was complete, I called him and set up a walkthrough of the home. I did not sell directly through him, but he helped negotiate a lucrative contract for both KM Homes and myself. End Results, December 2021, I walked away with almost 80k more than I anticipated July of 2021. This is post all costs including the legal battle. If you are reading this - you are probably in a tight situation. You can trust Mark and his associates at KM Homes to (1) be honest and fair and (2) work with you for the maximum opportunity.

Very disgusted with this company. Buyer has keys and 3 days later I have no money. Do not use this…read morecompany ( in South Hill, VA) If you have a choice

The staff is professional, friendly, and accommodating to their clients in every transaction. I am…read morea realtor and they are the only title company I use - my go to every time! Thanks Consumer for being such a pleasure to work with.

Use caution here they have been sending me requests to sell a property in Bradenton FL that is the…read morenursing/assisted living facility that my mom lived in until she passed. After the 3rd letter I responded positively with a $10,000,000 asking price, the facility is the largest in the area. Gotta a call all enthusiastic, when I asked if they had even looked on Zillow what the property was the woman said no. When I told her it was a huge retirement home and called her an idiot she got all butt hurt and asked me why "did I call her". When I again called her an idiot and reminded her that SHE CALLED ME, she got even more butt hurt and said she wouldn't work with a client like me, who called her an idiot...... went downhill from there. So, I guess my asking price of $10,000,000 was too high? BTW the mailing address is bogus as well. This is a scam and any reviews are self-generated.

Worst purchase agreement I've ever seen. Lowball offer for less than a third of market value…read more If you sign with them, be prepared for this: 1. Buyer: "The Dude Who Could Ruin Your Life" and/or assigns" That "and/or assigns". He can flip the contract to another buyer or investor "without your consent". You think you're selling to "This Bad Dude", but it may close under a completely different name, or not at all. This is how wholesalers make money by reselling your contract. 2. 21 Business Days + Optional 30-Day Extension "Seller and Buyer ... on or before (within 21 Business Days)... Both Buyer and Seller agree to extend the closing date up to an additional 30 days..." That's up to 10+ weeks! with zero penalty if they delay. They can stall endlessly, usually to find someone else to buy your house. Meanwhile, your property is off the market. 3. Buyer Pays All Closing Costs "Buyer is to pay for all closing costs, including title company fees for the seller..." Sounds good but... The tittle company they use is commonly used by flippers/"investors" in Florida, It gives them control over the title company. They use a title agent who works for them, not you. That can mean slow communication, delays, or games with escrow funds. 4. "Management Approval" Clause "Offer subject to Management approval to be determined within 7 business days of acceptance." It means the deal isn't binding even after you sign. "We'll decide later if we actually want to buy." They can walk away during those 7 days with no penalty. 5. "Seller agrees to allow Buyer to market the property... to other potential buyers." They're openly asking permission to resell your property before they own it. They'll list your house online or show it to other investors to flip the contract. 6. "Buyer has the right to assign the contract (in lieu of assignment fee)." They're reselling the contract. "In lieu of assignment fee" means they can profit inside the price difference instead of charging a visible fee. You'll never see how much they made reselling your deal. 7. "Offer valid for 3 business days". Their way of rushing you, pushing sellers into signing quickly before they get legal advice. 8. "Buyer is purchasing as-is, no repairs required." Combined with all their outs, it means they can cancel at will if they find anything inconvenient. 9. "Buyer has a real estate license." Legal disclosure (required by law). This is a professional, not an ordinary buyer, and they know how to write the contract heavily in their favor. 10. "Possession to be given within 21 business days..." "Possession" isn't tied to a firm closing date. They could argue for access or marketing rights before closing. 11. No Seller Protections or Default Remedies. There's no penalty if they don't close after management approval or title clearing. You can't keep their deposit, sue, or relist freely without risk of dispute. 12. "Force Majeure" Extension "If an event constituting 'Force Majeure', Closing Date shall be extended." Force Majeure is normally for disasters, but vague wording means they can claim "delays" for almost anything and stall further. 13. "Cash, no contingencies for financing." Seems strong, but with all their built-in delays and outs, "cash" doesn't guarantee fast or certain closing. 14. "Offer subject to one inspection walkthrough during management approval period." Red flag: That means they'll bring in their "buyers" (other investors) for walk-throughs -- not inspectors. It's how they shop your home to others before closing. No written permission for them to file a lien, but the way the contract is written, they could cloud your title using a memorandum -- which is exactly what some predatory investors do if you back out. Summary: Purchase agreement written to trap your house while giving the "buyer" every possible way to: assign it to someone else for profit, back out without losing money, delay closing indefinitely, use your property to advertise for other investors. You could be stuck for months. The "Bad Dude" might never close. You might lose other real offers while they flip yours. Definitely stay very far away from these people.

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Not recommended. The agent from this group represented both sides of a real estate transaction and…read moredid not get it closed on the scheduled date. Leading to additional expense for me and did nothing to compensate for the loss but complain and make unprofessional statements about the buyer. He accepted no responsibility for his role in the delay. We have another house to sell in the Tampa Bay area and will be looking for better representation and professionalism from our next real estate agent. I purposely did not name the agent as this review is for the company, not the agent. It doesn't matter what agent you use, if a company lets their employees get away with behavior like this, would you use them again or recommend them to your friends?

After posting an initial bad review about a rogue real estate agent Jonathan Carrilles (under this…read morebrokerage) who was scamming people on Airbnb, I was contacted by both Brian McBride and his marketing manager. They both expressed genuine remorse and disappointment for the actions of the agent who worked for them. Brian informed me that he immediately terminated Jonathan Carrilles when he found out what happened, and has notified the appropriate licensing agencies. He has been actively working with the scammed homeowner and through my previous review we are able to identify another person Jonathan Carrilles scammed as well. When you're the owner of a company it's important to deal immediately, honestly and directly when something bad happens. Brian did this and I believe he is a man of high character and integrity. I have no hesitation recommending this company.

Stay clear. They will not call you back and completely ignore you. I tried to reach them regarding…read more1 of their realtors, who became unresponsive. Title company needed a HOA document in order to close. Now my closing will be delayed. Contacted them via text and phone. Just like their Realtor, completely ignored me. Terrible experience.

The best realtor and broker team you will have ever worked with. Tiia and team took the time to…read moreunderstand my wants, needs and desires through a lens of my overall budget location preference. After seeing over 70 homes in this crazy market we found our home of our dreams. The entire process was amazing, comfortable and seem less. Tiia was always a phone call away and ensured we had everything we needed to close. The personal human interaction was very professional! She also provide a list of preferred local businesses owners in the local community that could help us with insurance, title, dog care, dentist and some to help with painting our inside of the new home. Simple the BEST! Thanks Tiia for making our dreams come true.

Cartwright Realty is a godsend among godsends. They literally help me buy a house in less than 30…read moredays. Julia and Linda streamline the process with no delays, and I mean no delays. Julia was a headhunter for my house showed me all my available options, when it came time to place an offer on the house she did it Immediately. Then she took the time to make me a personalized youtube video of the home I purchased. Linda was absolute detective in finding me any and all answers so there would be no delays.If you need a realtor look nowhere else than Cartwright Realty.