Hi Kerry just wanted to say thanks for selling my house in Farmingdale. I can't believe how quickly…read moreit sold.You had said houses in this price range sell fast and you were rite Thanks again Kerry. Anybody looking to sell there house give Kerry a shot.

From the owner: At Realty Connect USA, Kerry Mastrobuoni is a Real Estate Agent, passionate about delivering…read moreexceptional consumer experiences in there, Massapequa Area Residential & Commercial Real Estate needs. By offering a complete suite of real estate services, Kerry ensures that she meet's a consumers' every need. From sales and rentals, to mortgage, new developments and title insurance, She has experts in every field to guide you skillfully from beginning to the end of your real estate journey.

Very professional and great to work with. Felt as though he really cared about his work and was…read morewilling to get the best deal possible for his customer!

I do not typically write negative reviews, as I strongly believe in giving individuals and…read morebusinesses the benefit of the doubt. However, the experience I encountered during a recent property viewing was so concerning that I feel obligated to share it for the benefit of prospective clients. My partner and I were searching for our third home and had spent the day attending several open houses. This property was our final stop. Upon arrival, we were asked to wait outside because only one party was permitted inside at a time, which we completely understood and respected. When it was our turn to enter, the agent opened the door and immediately instructed us, in a demanding tone, to come inside quickly. At the time, I assumed this urgency was related to preventing a cat inside the home from escaping and did not think much of it. The situation escalated when I proceeded to sign the visitor registration form. The form provided options for either a phone number or an email address. I entered my email address, as that is my preferred method of contact. The agent then demanded that I provide my phone number instead. I politely explained that I had already provided my email address and preferred not to share my phone number. Without provocation, the agent became visibly agitated and began yelling, stating that this was "not how it works" and that I either had to provide my phone number or leave the property. Despite my calm explanation that the form itself allowed for an email address, he continued raising his voice and threatened to call the police if we did not comply. He then took out his phone and stated that he would go outside and photograph our vehicle license plates. What occurred next was the most troubling part of the encounter. The agent physically placed his hands on me and began pushing me toward the exit. I immediately instructed him to remove his hands and made it clear that physical contact was unacceptable. Despite this, he continued yelling and escalating the situation. At that point, I considered contacting law enforcement due to the unwanted physical contact. However, my partner and I ultimately chose to leave rather than further escalate the incident. This entire situation arose solely because I exercised my preference to provide an email address rather than a phone number on a registration form that expressly allowed for that option. There was no justification for the verbal hostility, threats, or physical contact that followed. As a result of this incident, I am evaluating my legal options regarding the physical altercation. Fortunately, I have a recording documenting the interaction. I encourage prospective clients to exercise caution when dealing with this agent. While this review reflects my personal experience, interactions of this nature inevitably impact perceptions of the agency he represents as well. Professionalism, respect, and personal safety should be expected standards in any client interaction, and regrettably, those standards were not met during this encounter.

Terrific time working with Susan Oconor. Her info provided the data to help us price our home for a…read morequick and easy sale.

We loved working with Jeff! He is very familiar with all of Long Island real estate. I think a…read moreunique aspect he brings is being very knowledgeable about what makes a home a good investment and focusing on what is going to make a home a good fit for you. Interpersonally he's incredibly friendly and caring. Would recommend!

Jeff is simply the best. Not only is he an excellent highly experienced realtor He's also a great…read moreperson. Jeff is a true professional and it was a pleasure doing business with him.

We used Sal Noto to sell mom's home and we couldn't be happier with the exceptional service and…read morehard work we received from him. Very knowledgeable about the area, creating a clear and concise path for us to get the transaction done. He made selling the house remotely from across country seamless and his responsiveness was incredible. Highly recommend him representing anyone for buying or selling. Superstar!!!!

The team at Weichert Realtors, Performance Homes in Farmingdale are top notch realty professionals…read more& experts in the market! Whether buying or selling your home, or looking for mortgage or financing options, Weichert Realtors, Performance Homes offers value-added services - a one-stop shop for all your real estate needs. Plus they are very involved in the local community - Thank you Joseph & Jared Garcia!!

Darlene Corrigan is a wonderful realtor she goes over and above for her home buyers and sellers…read more Her honesty her knowledge of the local market,negotiating skills,communication style and responsiveness. She will make the entire process smooth and stressfree as possible. You will be so blessed to have her as your realtor. Wendy Verderosa

Michael Francis reinforced my belief that the best customer service representatives in any company…read moreare those who inherently enjoy communicating with people and those who have a genuine caring for the people with whom they interact. Michael does not have to force or fake it--because it is innately in his character to care. This is reflected in his work as a Century 21 AA Realtor. Michael helped my wife and me at the beginning of our search on Long Island for our first house. I was impressed by Michael's approachable demeanor and patience with us as we explored the homes available to us within the parameters we had set. Michael had already invested time in us, but he was still understanding when we changed our minds about the state where wanted to live and decided to explore homes in Connecticut, which unbeknownst to us, just happened to be outside of the area where he works as a realtor. Instead of Michael losing interest in us as potential clients and just considering it as a loss of potential business, he offered to give any advice he could to help us as we searched in Connecticut, he checked-in periodically to see how our house hunting was coming along, and he even offered leads to other Century 21 Real Estate Agents in Connecticut that he had vetted himself and we were able to utilize one of the leads. After not finding any suitable homes in CT and some very frustrating times my wife reached out to Michael and he was there when we decided to revisit Long Island for our first home purchase. He guided us without ever rushing us to make our decisions. Finally, when my wife and I caught glimpse of what would ultimately become our first home, Michael worked with us to make it happen, helping us navigate the complexities of the process until we became proud new homeowners. Many people want and need different things from their realtors--my wife and I needed to trust the person who would be an integral part of such a major purchase. We needed to feel that they would care how satisfied we would be with the purchase even years after we moved in. We needed to feel that we could be open to express our concerns and even make mistakes in front of him without being judged as he advised us through his expertise. We needed an ally in our journey and a thoughtful guide who knew the home buying "terrain." Michael gave us all of this. Anyone who is seeking the qualities that I just mentioned in a realtor would do themselves a great service by seeking out Michael Francis. My wife and I will definitely recommend Michael Francis to our friends and family. We are happy and grateful! Bravo Michael Francis, our sincere appreciation!

I worked with Kimberly to search for the perfect house for my husband and I. Kim was patient, kind,…read moreand understanding. She told us pros and cons of each house we looked at, she did extensive research on the areas we wanted to look at houses in and would point out potential red flags that we may have never known about (water quality in one house, electrical park near another house) which we valued because she truly cared about putting us in a safe and comfortable house. The bitter review on Kimberly looks as though she was protecting her sellers. We had to show ID in many of the homes we saw. The world is a scary place these days! I'm not sure why others get satisfaction out of complaining and putting people at risk to lose a great reputation in their career. Kim is a rockstar and both sellers and buyers would be lucky to have her on their team when making the transition.

Highly recommend! My agent, Kim Holland, made the process of buying my home so much less stressful!…read moreKim was patient and kind and never stopped working hard to find just what I was looking for. Super professional and always there when I needed her. Thank you Kim and Exit :)

Richard Gambino did a great job! He did a lot of leg work…read moreand had patience, He s a good real estate Agent whether you are looking to buy or sell he will stick with you through it all and we know how complicated Coops can be, he's your guy.He is also knowledgeable and was able to coordinate with everyone. He will be recommended to anyone who needs his services.

I worked with Joy Murphy of this office as my realtor to sell my home. She is a marketing wiz,…read moreknows her comps, pairs the right buyers with the best suited properties. I had an Open House on 4/1/12 and closed on 6/29/12 thanks to Joy Murphy.