I'm not sure if all the rooms in this elevated crack house-motel are managed by the same glorified…read moreAir BnB slum lords, (Tanya & Bob), but the unit we stayed in (#210), left much to be desired. Upon checking in, we noticed a strong stench of bleach and a bathroom that could've passed for a crime scene. There was duct tape on the badly warped bedroom floors, and a $15 box fan being used to "cool" the entire unit. We tried to make the most of our short (2 day) stay, as it WAS near the ocean, (and judging by the people we frequently saw in the area, possibly also near a methadone clinic.) The room had a mini kitchen, including a toaster oven that would require a tetanus shot to use. The dishes and silverware were fine, although there was no dishwasher, no garbage disposal, NOR place to dry dishes after washing them. Despite that fact, the slumlords left a negative review for us on Air BnB and charged us an extra cleaning fee for apparently not washing the dishes by hand and replacing them. Personally, I don't think it's sanitary or appropriate for guests to be responsible for hand washing dishes for the next guests to use. Especially when there's only a SINGLE dish towel in the unit. Also, did I mention there was only about 1/3 of a role of toilet paper in the room? Not only is that kind of gross to think about, it's also a little inconvenient. To put it simply, we were ABSOLUTELY DEVASTATED that our first bad review, (after staying in multiple Air BnBs throughout Hawaii, the continental US, and the Amalfi Coast in Italy), that the first and only one to leave us a bad review, and say outright "they would never rent to us again" (because of the aforementioned dishes in the sink and the - gasp - garbage in the trash can) would be at a meth-house/motel in Seaside, Oregon. Almost makes you wonder if the issue was with them and not us

We stayed here early November. Each unit is owned by an individual and managed by the office; we…read morestayed in unit 102 and it was perfect. Exceptionally well- kept and clean, nearly every amenities you'd need while at the beach. The unit is dog friendly, but looking at it you wouldn't know. No smell of animals or mess at all. Upon check in, they even gave us a little beach towel for the dog and a bone, which was a very nice touch. Beautiful view, just seconds walk from the promenade and the beach- it was a really great stay. Parking, coffee, blow dryer and shower amenities included.

Shelley Parker is an excellent agent! First, we fell madly…read morein love with this stretch of North Coast and a certain house in particular. Dreaming about a new life, one day we strolled into the Manzanita office where Shelley Parker happened to be working. So we simply lucked into finding Shelley to help us make our dream real. You don't need to rely on luck: Just get in touch with Shelley. Shelley has the knowledge and experience -- not to mention smarts and heart -- to anticipate and take care of the zigs and the zags, expected and unexpected, that inevitably crop up when property is involved. We literally could not have done this without her. Shelley got us through dicey negotiations with a difficult seller. She calmly dealt with cliff-hangers involving local regulations that might have knocked the deal off the rails at the last minute. Even after the sale, she's been on our side as we discover each of the seller's weird little $urpri$es and helps us find workers to fix them. When our dream and the next 25 years of our lives were on the line, Shelley got that. She exceeded -- and continues to exceed -- our expectations. If you have a dream that involves property on the North Coast, let Shelley help it become your reality.

Alaina, She is a terrific agent. She has a calm easiness to her that makes it easy to work with…read moreher. Her knowledge and years of experience is great. She is the go to agent. I've seen her at work and she is really good at her job. Glad we found her

The team made selling my dad's house a smooth and pleasant process. They are caring, professional,…read moreknowledgeable and great at marketing. I'd recommend to anyone buying or selling a home.

Exceptional real estate search find and close…read more Quality of work in follow through. Value in efficiency of closing none of the other participants provided.

This is our 4th year staying with Seaside Vacation Homes - Vacation Rentals in Seaside Oregon at…read moreMOBY Dunes. We have a great experience every year, and we wouldn't choose to stay anywhere else! The team is so lovely and kind. I always know I can reach them if we have an issues. Special shout out to the keeper of the hot tub. We chatted with him when he stopped by to clean it. He had some helpful hints and fun jokes. We could tell he was passionate about his work, and I felt like he genuinely was excited that we were planning to enjoy the hot tub! We'll be back again next year! I can't recommend Seaside Vacation Rentals enough!

Our first day at the condo was a little rough with paving going on that we weren't aware of. Once…read morewe brought it to the attention of Seaside Vacation Homes, Rachel was quick to call me and asked how she could make it right!! Since we were not able to come and go on the wet tar, Rachel had dinner delivered to us compliments of them AND refunded us for that night's stay. This quick response and her actions are the definition of customer service and we will be back and spread the word about this wonderful service. For the condo itself, beautiful view, out of town so you're away from the hustle bustle and had everything we needed but robes. Bed was comfortable, jetted tub relaxing and just an overall great 50th birthday time spent there. Thank you so much!! Carrie and Mike

Fabulous realtor, very helpful and hardworking. We bought and sold with Leigh and were very happy…read morewith the experience.

Deb made the process of finding a home SO easy! She took the time to get to know us and what kind…read moreof house would fit our needs. She never showed us a house outside of our budget, which we really appreciated. She is a no nonsense, yet personable and friendly. She's exactly what a real estate agent should be in my opinion. We now have a beautiful home that we cherish and thoroughly enjoy. Call Deb for a quick and smooth home buying experience, you won't regret it!

A rare gem - Maryann and her husband are super well informed, responsive, and honest…read more Mary was able to help us understand our options in a difficult market, find a great place, and negotiate a price that was below what we expected. Her connections in the local market (inspectors, builders, etc.) is super extensive and well curated - like Angie's list on steroids. As a result, we found an amazing place, all the help and resources we needed, and peace of mind of knowing we had done our diligence thoroughly. I wish all real estate agents were on this level - thank you Maryann for an amazing experience!

We recently listed and sold our home through Maryann and Steve Sinkler, Realty One Group in Cannon…read moreBeach. We've known the Sinklers personally for some time, so that makes this review even more difficult to write. The Sinklers have a reputation for being top realtors on the north Oregon coast. We selected them to list our house based on their reputation and our personal relationship. The experience turned out to be less than ideal. The first issue was photography. The Sinklers use a local photographer they described as 'the best in the business'. He took half a day to shoot exterior, interior and drone shots. We thought we were getting a 'walk-through' video as well, but that didn't happen. I recall in our first meeting with Maryann that she said we would have a video, however, it may have been our 'impression' that was going to happen. If you want a walk-through video, make sure you specifically ask them that question. The first set of photos we received were composed well and showed the house well, but the pictures were post-processed so excessively that the colors were washed out (lightened) so badly they were unusable. Our kitchen cabinets were blue, and the pictures showed them as grey (see attached photos). This resulted in cleaning/staging the house AGAIN to have the photographer come back out to spend another couple hours to reshoot about 50% of the shots. The second set of photos were color-corrected properly and were usable. (In staging the home for photos, the Sinklers used wine and wine glasses from their own company to promote their product and logo. Not really a big deal, but kinda uncool that they didn't ask if it was ok to market themselves in our photos.) The second issue, and far more disappointing, was the actual live listing. Not the RMLS - the MLS listing was fine. The feed to all the other commercial sites (Zillow, Trulia, Homes.com, Realtor.com, etc) showed the dilapidated duplex that stood on this lot before we tore it down and rebuilt our new custom home in 2016. These commercial real estate sites pulled their photos from Google Earth(?) and, as a result, they all showed a run-down, funky duplex instead of our beautiful contemporary home. There were a variety of other issues like number or bathrooms (52 vs 2.5), number of bedrooms, etc. There were issues on literally every commercial site. To Steve Sinkler's credit, he opened a number of customer support tickets with these sites and resolved the photo and listing issues within a couple of days. The email from Maryann letting us know the listing was 'live' came in about 3PM. Unfortunately, later that night (around 10PM) my wife went online to look at our house on Zillow, etc. only to find the old pictures of the wreck that used to be here and all the wrong info, such as bathrooms, bedrooms, etc. Maryann explained that 'she was afraid this might happen' (apparently this has been an issue for others on these sites) and that these issues were out of their control, etc. I understand that. The Sinklers can't be responsible for the acts of third parties. However, the Sinklers had all afternoon, from 3PM on, to check these sites, catch this problem and call us before WE found the problem. They have a reputation as the 'best on the coast'. In my opinion, the 'best' check their work and don't let the client get surprised like this. After all the work on cleaning, arranging and detailing our home for these TWO photo shoots, we were rewarded with a disaster. To this day, our friends and family still ask us why we used those photos of the old duplex. People saved the images and want to show them to us on their phones, etc. It's very embarrassing and very, very disappointing. We were so excited to see our home on Zillow, for example, with professional photography, etc. and the result really killed our excitement for the entire process. The home sold on the second day to a client a local realtor brought in to see the house. We expected that the Sinklers might have had a couple potential buyers, but that was apparently not the case. We had to clean and prep the house again for a two-hour open house after we had received our offer. The Sinklers can't control who does or doesn't come to an open house, but it was primarily locals that have always wanted to see the house, etc. so it really was a waste of time. The challenge was for every photo session, open house, etc we had to clean and then move our pets to a different location. This is normal when you're selling a house, but when you're doing it for no gain or because there was a mistake, it becomes really tiring, really fast. Selling your home is already a stressful process and a good realtor can help to minimize that stress. Unfortunately, in this instance, the missteps doubled/tripled the stress. The Sinklers are good people and I believe they were really trying to do their best. Unfortunately, their best fell short. If you chose the Sinklers to list your home, check/verify every step.