Lauren took photos of my house I needed to sell and I sold it! Having good photos makes all the…read moredifference. The photos turned out great, and is quality work. She is very professional and has good communication. The turn around time for these edited photos was 2 days. I would definitely recommend! I will need a logo and business cards created in the near future and fully plan to use her for the design.

From the owner: Marketing, Design and Photography are my specialties. I have had the pleasure of working with a…read morenumber of different types of clients from a small business entrepreneur and an educational institution to a national retailer. I am highly proficient in brand identity, Adobe Creative Suites, creative thinking, Photography, and leading companies to their highest potential in the marketplace. Are you a freelancer and need headshots or product photos? Have some photos that need editing? What about some candids of an event? Are you in need of a graphic designer for a one off job or ongoing project? Looking to create a logo for your company? Unsure of your needs but looking to chat about marketing related tasks? I can do it all! Hire me for any job big or small.

This was a horror from start to finish. Under contract in January with 2 properties and since April…read morewe heard "2 more weeks" for EVERY week until June. We finally closed on property one in June and then property two was at a stand still with the construction team being removed and replaced. The worst part was that Rose had contacted our lender, insurance etc saying we're ready to close on property #2 but then within days, turns out they weren't ready and 3 months later they were still "almost ready." As of this writing, it has been 15 months since we first went under contract on this property and it is still showing that is not yet been sold. Having our money held up on this property for 8 months significantly got in our way from moving forward with our investments and despite our efforts to communicate with Rose, she would nonchalantly reply like it was no big deal. The property we DID close on, was a mess. Bad tenants placed with an explanation of "we manage properties, not people" yet you are the company that screened and placed the tenants into the property. To this day, there were still documents missing that we never received - including several requests to Rose to send us photos of the completed repairs. We had significant repairs every month that the tenants were moved in. Our assumption is that they rushed the house to be ready as we were under contract in January and tenants were "placed" but the close date of the home kept getting pushed back that resulted in several repairs. Jessica, was at least responsive when we had PM-related questions. We have since fired them as Property Managers, but 3 months later we're finding utility bills were never forwarded to us. One utility was completely unpaid for 3 months and we were unaware (didn't even know our account number). We found out because a new tenant was trying to transfer utilities to their name - we have yet to have this bill forwarded to us from Keller Williams. When they did forward us one bill in April 2022, it was past due on 02/22/22. It's a shame that Prosper Investments (formerly Prosper Cleveland) is recommended by Real Wealth Network and other investment groups, when our experience was nothing short of horrible. I think it also speaks volumes that you cannot search "Prosper Cleveland" on Google, yet investors and renters went out of their way to find them so they could provide reviews.

Shockingly slow and unhelpful. So obtuse that I'm not convinced this isn't an elaborate experiment…read moreto see how few emails a company can send and still be in business. Fairly early on I was emailing my POC who responded every 5 days or so and then he stopped responding. At first I thought little of it as he was particularly communicative anyway but after a month, I CC'd his boss who informed me (after another week of waiting) that my POC no longer worked there. No one had stepped in to replace him and I was left emailing the void.

Previous tenant I loved my apartment even though it was by the train tracks I t was ok I am hoping…read moreto return to AIY for my future home

Terrible management. I had a viewing scheduled for 1pm today (7/31/2023), I arrived 15 minutes…read moreearly, walked around, waited, called 6 different numbers, emailed, and asked residents. No one answered. I waited 15 minutes after and then left. I get a call an hour later after I walked 30 minutes back home asking of I could come back tomorrow...as if I don't work or have other things to do. Ridiculous

BE WARNED: RIP OFF ARTIST!!! Behind the grandmotherly-like demeanor is a calculating, conniving…read morerealtor. She sold my 80 year old father a condo three years ago and charged him 4% as a "buyer." Typically it is the seller who pays the buyer and seller commission. She made an additional 3% from the seller on top of the 4% unheard of buyer commission. Fast forward three years when my elderly naive father has moved to assisted living, he wanted to use her again, now to sell. I met with her upon his request. She looked me in the eye and stuck out her hand for a 6% seller/4% buyer commission. I stood there slack jawed, thinking I was living in the twilight zone. Life will bring her karma with time.

Unbelievable realtor. She is busy professionally but not so busy she doesn't make you feel rushed…read more-EVER ! You will never be a number. Knows the market in multiple areas. You just can't go wrong.

Working with Damien reinforced an important lesson for my family: selling a home is a major…read morefinancial transaction, and choosing the right real estate professional requires careful due diligence--not personal obligation. From the beginning, Damien was responsive, accessible, prepared, and respectful of our time. He made a sincere effort to work with our schedule rather than expecting us to constantly adjust to his. When Damien said he would call, meet, research something, or follow up, he did it. We never had to chase him for answers or wonder whether our questions and concerns mattered. That consistency gave us confidence that Damien truly wanted our business and was prepared to EARN it. Once our home was listed, that same level of professionalism and effort continued. What impressed us most was that Damien's responsiveness was not simply part of a sales pitch. He maintained the same level of attention, preparation, and follow-through throughout the entire transaction. He anticipated issues, explained our options clearly, kept the process moving, and represented our interests with confidence. Selling a home can be stressful and deeply personal, but Damien gave us the reassurance that an experienced professional was protecting our interests at every step. Damien also understood that our home was not simply a property to unload as quickly as possible. He respected its value and developed a strategy intended to achieve the right result--not merely recommend an unnecessarily low price to produce a fast and easy commission. His recommendations were thoughtful, supported by the market, and always explained clearly. Most importantly, his strategy delivered: we received our full asking price. Our experience with Damien stood in sharp contrast to some of the other interactions we encountered during the process. I was perplexed by the lackadaisical approach of some real estate professionals. In multiple instances, rather than making a reasonable effort to connect with me or mutually accommodate our schedules, I felt as though I was expected to continually pursue them and work around their availability. I would make an effort to schedule a meeting or continue a conversation, only for there to be no follow-through. And then they wonder why they missed out on a listing--a real head scratcher! Those experiences raised an obvious question: if communication, availability, and follow-through are lacking before an agent has even earned the listing, what should I expect after signing an agreement? Damien was the complete antithesis of that behavior. My advice to all homeowners: never feel obligated to select an agent simply because that person is a friend, relative, or longtime acquaintance. A personal relationship does not automatically guarantee responsiveness, availability, accountability, market knowledge, or professional follow-through. A listing should never be viewed as an entitlement or repayment for a personal relationship. It should be earned. Selling a home may be one of the largest financial transactions of your life. You have earned the right to interview multiple agents, ask difficult questions, compare strategies, evaluate how each professional communicates, and choose the person you believe will best protect your interests and work well with you. Pay close attention to how real estate professionals treat you before receiving the listing. Are they responsive? Do they follow through? Do they make a reasonable effort to work with your schedule? Do they demonstrate that earning your trust and business actually matters? Damien did all of those things--and then backed it up with results. We are extremely grateful for Damien's work, guidance, patience, and commitment. He conducted himself like a true business professional from beginning to end, and we would confidently recommend him to anyone preparing to sell a home.

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