Lack of communication. Wrote 2 offers and no written response received back. Didn't feel like he…read moreacted in our best interest despite him being our "buyers agent". Price was reduced on listing yet he didn't even text me.

I use Yelp almost exclusively for reviewing restaurants. Every once in a great while, though, a…read morebusiness beyond the food industry will either deplete or restore my faith in humanity to such a degree that I feel compelled to write them a review. In the case of realtor Daniel Dwyer-Snyder (eXp Realty), I cannot conjure sufficient superlatives to explain how wonderful he is. My Aunt Sharon passed away in 2017 and, as her sole-surviving competent relative, I inherited the unenviable task of trying to settle her estate. This task was greatly complicated by the fact that I live in Louisville, Kentucky - nearly an eight-hour drive from the house she left behind in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. Moreover, my Aunt was a hoarder. Her home - vacant for some time - needed to be cleaned, repaired, and updated. I lost plenty of sleep wondering how I could possibly accomplish these things and elevate the property into a marketable condition. I knew that picking the right realtor would be pivotal. Given my circumstance, I knew I would have no recourse but to extend a great deal of trust to whomever I selected. I would have to rely on them to be proactive and tenacious. I would need them to go not just "the extra mile," but perhaps an extra hundred miles. I needed a professional who would assume all of the annoying responsibilities that I couldn't personally oversee, given that I'm several states away. I also knew these expectations were wholly unrealistic. I didn't just need a realtor - I needed a genuine friend. As a shrewd and thorough consumer, I investigated every realtor within a fifty-mile radius of the Mount Pleasant area. I made an Excel spreadsheet to chronicle and rate different realtors on a dozen different professional parameters. Are their listings articulate and detailed? How good are their photos? How easily can I reach them on the phone and how personable are they once I succeed in doing so? What are their credentials and how keen-minded do they seem? I scoured customer feedback and even tested these realtors by posing questions to which I secretly already knew the answers. I was determined to find the best, and I did. I whittled my candidates down to an excellent three, and one quickly stood out from the others. That candidate - a veritable godsend for me - was Daniel Dwyer-Snyder. He treated my Aunt's house as if it was his own and he did not spend my repair budget in a cavalier manner. Rather, he leveraged countless money-saving loopholes and negotiated with contractors on my behalf to get us the best repair work for the best prices. He knew what to update and how best to update it. He advised without pressuring and seamlessly incorporated my input. He even got his own hands dirty on multiple occasions. He picked out new light fixtures. He personally ripped up carpet. He personally installed window screens to spare me an installation fee. He personally dealt with unexpected plumbing problems. He personally applied for permits, filed paperwork, and attended meetings - all things which are typically the unenviable domain of the homeowner. And he did these things - without complaint - for months and months. Throughout this process, he remained upbeat, communicative, reliable, and a sheer pleasure to deal with. As his client, I always felt valued and informed. Daniel took his time on every detail, and he always made time to involve me. He made that old house look so good, I thought about moving into it myself. It was unrecognizable. In the end, he sold my Aunt's home in a timely manner, and for a higher price than I anticipated. I could never have settled my Aunt's estate without Daniel Dwyer-Snyder and I am indebted to him. Had he done half of what he did for me, I would have been a happy client. I basically sent him a house key in the mail, and watched remotely as he made magic happen. I only met him in person one time. He was worth ten times the modest commission he charged. The man makes me proud to also be named "Daniel." If you or anyone you know happens to need a realtor in Michigan, I'm trying to do you a huge favor here: call Daniel Dwyer-Snyder. I can recommend him as emphatically as I've ever recommended any professional for any task.

I worked with Lori on the purchase of a lakefront lot. She was very knowledgeable. Gave me great…read morethings to consider. I had many questions during the process and Lori was always approachable and very helpful.

Beware of poor practices. I was purchasing a home with White House realty with Lori as a dual agent…read morewith the listing agent Being Brooke Edison. I placed a full priced offer before the house was officially listed. Needless to say they created a bidding war accepting two other offers and going past the dead line of accepting or rejecting my offer. After last best offers were accepted by all parties, they extended the deadline again. Two days later they came back asking if I wanted to up my offer. I refused to add any funds. I advised Lori that Mr Gardner would have never treated a customer in the fashion my family was treated. I received a call from the broker who advised me that one of the bidders had a escalating clause of $2000. He also stated that his realtors did nothing wrong. Looking at the situation. They did not act as a dual agent. More of a sellers agent only. Trying to boost the price for the seller, since the listing agent and the seller knew the maximum of the clause. Going forward several weeks. The home goes back on the market. I enter another offer higher than listing. They again delay and get another offer. I lost the bidding war after a much higher bid. The White House realty only pushes for the dollar and does not care for buyers. Needless to say I have vowed to never recommend or purchase a home listed by them ever. I recently moved into my cottage and am thankful for a wonderful realtor in Coldwell banker in Starwood. I purchased my cottage for much more than the home listed by White House realty. Please be aware, and think hard before dealing with White House Realty and any home listed by Brooke Edison.

Deb took great care in helping us sell our house in Mt. Pleasant. With Deb's expert knowledge of…read morethe market, we came up with an asking price that was more than we had expected. Deb wrote a thorough description, highlighting the features of our home for the listing. She carefully listened to our concerns throughout the process and looked out for our interests every step of the way. Deb was very professional and good at keeping us updated throughout the process. Deb was easy to contact if we had any questions or concerns. We ended up selling our home within two weeks for more than our asking price with Deb's expert guidance. We highly recommend Deb Morris if you are thinking of listing your home for sale!

First off, I'd would give 10 stars if I could! I was a first time home buyer and completely lost in…read morethe process since all of my family is in another state. I got in contact with Deb and she took me under her wing the first day. Within hours of getting in touch with her we were touring the first home we wanted to see. She took us to see many and was so extremely helpful in pointing out things I should look for (again first time home buyer with zero experience) and be aware of. Deb answered any and all of my questions at all hours of the day, even if they were dumb ones. Deb took the time to really explain everything to me, from earnest money to what equity was and tons more. She could not have made the process any simpler for me than she did. I'm so thankful for her and wouldn't be in this beautiful home without her! I hope to be in this home for a very long time but whenever it is time to move again, we will be calling Deb! I highly recommend her to everyone I know!

I live in a 1 bedroom and there is a lot of room. There's outside storage, washer/dryer,…read moredishwasher and a community garden. Management is changing all the AC units with eco friendly ones. Maintenance is on top of whatever issues tenants need in their apartment. Heat, internet and trash is included. I've lived here for 3 years and the units are fairly quiet. It's a really good place for families and retirees.

We chose aboretum apartments because few appealing features:…read more- Washer/Dryer in the unit - Vaulted Ceilings - Outdoor storage - Family environment (Away from college kids) - Safety key entrance - included water/heat/internet/cable Let me list what you'll actually get BAD - Cleaning/snow plowing is half assed - Walls/doors are paper thin (you'll want upstairs for sure) - get "closed cell foam" to surround your front door otherwise you'll here outside noise - frontier wireless internet - SUPER slow - not even 3mbps - Poor maintenance - I fix things myself because it takes forever to get done if done right at all. - Some employees are renters without experience - Windows and doors are not sealed - air comes in. We had a lady bug problem for awhile as well. weird. - College town = college environment. There's noise wherever you go - Our front entrance buzzer doesn't even work - Pet etiquette is not enforced - Our 2nd shower has never worked GOOD - The Manager- Erin (if she's still there by the time we leave) - Washer and dryer inside - A lot of space - Vaulted ceilings - Outside storage - Nice view - Parking stalls tickets are enforced They have a part time manager that works there and she does what she can to make everyone happy but its the owner that makes things hard on everyone. He does anything and everything to save a dollar which means using shortcuts when it comes to cleaning/plowing/maintenance and now our tv and internet. This place has become a joke. I pay $870 for a 2 bedroom 2 bath + $15 for cover parking.

Carol and Taylor were a dream to work with! They helped me through so many different aspects of…read moremaking The BlueJay Wellness Center a reality. Their knowledge and expertise helped make a daunting task, that much easier. I appreciated their willingness to work with the Youth Advisory Committee and make their vision come true. The BlueJay Wellness Center would not have come a reality without their help!

Although creative talent maybe provided for customers - They fell short with me . I agreed to and…read morepaid for a full house design and it is incomplete . Their "additional fees" prohibited the garage and two bedrooms to be included in the renderings . No finishes were provided as promised. The partial house design is basic and usable. Low value to high price ratio.