Evelyn is the person you want on your team when buying a house…read more We recently closed on our first home. She's very easy to work with, and knowledgeable about homes and the quirks they may come with. She was on site during our home inspection to make sure she knew everything that was going on before we proceeded with the purchase. Evelyn and her team made the process so easy that I was questioning if I was doing something wrong, but she made sure everything was how it should be. I highly recommend NestEgg for any First time buyer.

Evelyn was beyond helpful through every step of the homebuying process - we cannot recommend her…read morehighly enough! She helped our bidding strategy, securing a contract quickly and recommended expert and trusted professionals to support home inspection. We're grateful to have found our forever home and wish that others can too by working with NestEgg Properties

We rented from Bob Rubin through Arbor Properties for two years from 2007-2009. We had a great…read moreapartment in a quiet neighborhood in the old West side of town. We never had any complaints, and when something was required to have repairs it was done promptly and proficiently. Bob was professional and fair. We would recommend renting from him and his property management group.

Bob was by far the best landlord I've ever had--better than I could've ever imagined a landlord…read morecould be. From the first day when we met, when he picked me up on campus during my welcome weekend visit and drove me to a wide variety of his properties, I was impressed by his care and his desire to make sure I found a place to live where I was really happy. The apartment I rented was exceptionally well-maintained, and I lived there the entire 3 1/2 years I was in Ann Arbor. Every time I called Bob, he answered the phone. And anytime I needed a repair or regular maintenance, his warm and friendly staff (the wonderful Al and Tony), arrived within the hour. Whenever I called Bob, he asked how I was doing, and it took me a while to realize he was really asking and really wanted to know. And once, when I was horribly sick with the flu and I had to be on campus until 10 p.m. and I had a flight at 6 a.m. the next morning and my car was snowed in, I called Bob to tell him of my predicament and ask if he knew anyone I could call for help, and he sent over his crew to shovel me out, just out of kindness. I felt cared for and taken care of by the folks at Arbor Properties. I'll miss them, and I give them my highest recommendation.

Run, avoid them...find anyone else you can. My closing docs had many mistakes, when you try to…read moreaddress them you get snotty answers. Avoid Lena Conigliaro, just a horrible communicator and disorganized. My closing was changed and no one told me, the seller. Your house closing is too important to use a bad firm and there are good ones out there. Wish I had known this before my 6 weeks of hell.

Liberty Title is one of my Title Company's of choice. They have never let me down. They somehow…read morealways get the job done and make me feel like my deal is the only one they have. I know they work tirelessly to keep us agents happy. I prefer the Packard location because parking is a breeze. They are located in an old bank so the vault is a closing room and you may close in there.

After using an agent from Reinhart to write an offer on a home, and having another agent from…read moreReinhart as the listing agent, Nancy Bishop, indicate that we had the successful bid on a house only to sell it to someone else, the general manager for Reinhart defended the practice and the agent. This is the worst real estate experience I've had after working on deals in several states. The General Manager was only interested in trying to cover up an unethical practice rather than seeking to improve and rectify poor performance. It is stunning that two agents from the same company would not work together, and in fact openly feud with each other and the General Manager would not seek to address the issue. A previous agent from the company had contacted us and indicated that Nancy Bishop had a bad track record of poor dealings with clients, but the general manage wasn't interested in addressing that issue. I would strongly encourage you to seek another real estate firm as you look to buy or sell real estate in Ann Arbor.

Just dont go with susan kniethammer we listed our house with her and she showed up clearly drunk to…read morean open house it was a mess.Ill never use reinhart again.

My husband & I sold & bought a home with Russ Hagy of Berkshire Hathaway. Several of the realtors…read morethat I've worked with previously have been a little stressful. He is not at all stressful. He was very flexible with us, i.e. was willing to list our house for more than he thought it would get and was willing to put in an offer on a new house for much less than the asking price. After we closed on both houses, he went out of his way to take care of a small issue we had with our new house. Just to be clear--he had already received his commission, but he still went way out of his way to help us out. At some cost to himself. We would definitely work with him again. He's a really good, decent human being.

Buying a home, particularly the first time around, can be a daunting, somewhat harrowing…read moreexperience. Luckily for my partner and I, we were in capable hands. Jon Gordon helped my partner connect with the perfect commercial/studio space earlier in the year. So when the time came to jump into the market for a home, we immediately thought of him. Jon mostly handles commercial properties, and is also an associate broker, so we weren't sure if he would take up our cause or pass us along to another agent. We were happy when we heard that he would indeed be our buyer's agent. We knew from the start that we had a good "gut feeling" about Jon -- he seemed to have enough experience in the business to know all the ins, outs, and everyone around town, but he also seemed honest, up-front and on the level, something I haven't always sensed in my interactions with other agents. Throughout the process, we were glad to have Jon representing us and going to bat for us. He was a great listener and plenty personable, but could get tough when the situation called for that approach. And, of course, the situation did at times. We honestly could not have been happier or had a better guide through the process of first-time home ownership. After this positive experience as well as the positive experience with my partner's commercial space, I'd recommend Jon or any agent on his team that he personally recommended in a heartbeat.

Jon has worked with us to buy and sell properties over the last three years. He is responsive,…read morehonest, and knowledgeable about the market. He always showed up on-time, prepared, and was very patient with us as we surveyed different properties. His real estate acumen and professionalism make him (and his company) the ideal choice for anyone interested in buying/selling a home in Ann Arbor or surrounding areas.

I thought I had a signed lease before they told me the owners decided to back out of it last…read moreminute from signing their part of the contract. It left us scrambling last minute looking for a new place to live which is very stressful. Drew is a very nice guy and tried his best but I think next time they should button down their processes much better.

Our business has been in a decent enough warehouse space in Ann Arbor for the past 4 years…read more However, it was a little out of the way for our customers, and we wanted a better location. Bluestone Realty consists of a team of excellent hard-working real estate brokers. They found us the perfect office space, which put us in a much better location. They also helped renovate the space through Oxford, a design and construction company they own.

led by an elderly person who does not remember commitments. Did not send my deposit back with the…read moreexcuse that I never gave him my forwarding address which is a lie. After many months I was sent an unsensible bill about garage cleaning fees among other silly ones. The only real damage done was my bed rubbing against a small portion of the floor, but it was reason enough to snub a ~ $3200 deposit after years of being my landlord. All of this knowing that I was told that I should get back most of my deposit after a guy came and took a look at the house a few days before my contract ended.

One of the worst rental companies in the area. First of all, the house was in complete disrepair…read morewhen we moved in; the rooms were leaking, there was mold everywhere, and some of the rooms and stairs were completely unlevel. They took forever to respond to our emails, and just about the only good thing they did was send over maintenance in time, but maintenance wouldn't be needed if they actually repaired certain portions of the house. After moving out, they lied about half the claims and took a large portion of our security deposit after waiting a whole month after we moved out to send out the check. Don't rent with this company! They don't do any repair or maintenance on their house and they want to take every single penny from college students who have nowhere else to live. What they do is absolutely evil!

911 Oakland Ave Apartments - If you are looking for the epitome of the college experience, this is…read moreit: run down, old, cramped, and overpriced. Positives: Location. You really can't beat a 10 min walk anywhere. The unit itself is better on the inside than the outside. The countertops and cabinets are in good condition. They offer a pretty decent furniture deal but you should buy your own mattress. Plus, free laundry!* Also, the maintenance guy, Ahmad, is a chill dude who will always go the extra mile for you. Negatives: 1. It's old. The building is literally falling apart. A 15lb piece of the ceiling fell and almost hit my neighbor's car. When emailed about it, they just took the piece and did not repair the wall. There's rust everywhere and most of the windows should be replaced. The asphalt where you park your car is literally rubble and jagged rocks. A three person apartment is about 650sq ft, smaller than you think. 2. It's dirty. The laundry room is covered in dirt, hair, trash, and smells like a potluck of sweat and garbage. There's trash from the neighboring frat everywhere and graffiti on the walls. Also, my roommate had bed bugs in his mattress. We had to be fumigated twice... 3. Safe? I've had multiples incidents of homeless people sleeping below our stairs, yelling at me while digging through the trash, and had my car broken into. Also, there's no lights around the building. 4. Management doesn't care. All the complaints about fixing serious safety and maintenance problems were ignored...My roommate's and my car were towed even though mgt said that we were okay without a pass temporarily because they were closed when we tried to get one. When confronted, they blew us off. They just don't care about tenants. They didn't even trim the lawn for five weeks until I complained. 5. Mgt office is far. They are located east of campus deep in the residential neighborhood, a problem without a car. This isn't a huge problem, but it's a residential house and a few times no one was there during OH. 6. Communal water bill. Doesn't matter if you take a 30 minute shower, or don't shower at all, the entire building splits the water bill! This allows for "free laundry." 7. Parking is tight. Backing out of this driveway is difficult. I smashed my side mirror trying to back out. Also, people are forced to weave in between your car and often there are scratches "appearing" now and then. Location is the only reason you choose this property.