I live in Austin and needed to sell a house in San Antonio. Danny was professional and great to…read morework with and he knows the market really well.

I cannot say enough good things about our experience with Danny as first-time home buyers. Danny…read morewent above and beyond to accommodate our needs and is truly an expert in his field. His guidance and knowledge helped us find our perfect home, even as we navigated the buying process from out of state. He is one of the most thorough and communicative professionals I have ever worked with. Danny came to us highly recommended, and still he surpassed our expectations. I would absolutely recommend him to anyone in the San Antonio area in need of a well-connected, knowledgeable and personable real estate agent.

Another amazing and smooth transaction with Norm Muller very professional and honest will do…read morebusiness with him again

We worked with Lusi Dennis and our experience was awful. In the 4 months we were tied to her she…read moregot us three showings and we had two open houses where no one showed up. When we first put our house on the market an investor offered a lowball cash offer, which we declined (but stayed in contact with). Three months later we had to 48 hours to close on our new house or lose it so we asked Lusi to contact the investor to say that we were willing to take the offer. She didn't even bother to reach out to them for several days, which meant we lost that opportunity! In the end, MY HUSBAND found another investor to sell our house to. We contacted them, negotiated, and sold the house. But guess what?! Lusi still got close to $18,000 for US selling our own house. I have no idea what she did to earn that money.

The title representative did not have the settlement statement correct. She was unable to answer…read morequestions regarding some of the documents and kept referring me to talk to an accountant. The questions I had for her where in relation to the processes they have and nothing to do with a potential tax consequence on my side. When I sent her an email the next day asking if I should ask Randolph Brooks Federal Credit Union to see if they could help me understand their process, she stated that she forwarded my email to the President of Preserve Title. I have not heard from him. We were told that Kuper's and Preserve are mostly owned by RBFCU.

Today, we finally sold our San Antonio, TX house, all thanks to our realtor, Binkan Cinaroglu with…read moreKuper Sotheby's International. Binkan introduced himself with extraordinary professional that put our concerns to rest. His knowledge of the housing market was vast. Also, his work ethics is NOT to be compared to any realtor in San Antonio. No wonder he is top realtor of the year! We've been buying & selling homes since 1996. We never had a house set on the market for more than 6 weeks. However, our San Antonio house was on the market due to us not knowing the value of a season realtor. We tried three other realtors before Binkan, but none of the other realtors could match the tenacity, dedication, nor have the availability of networking at their disposal like Binkan. After almost 6+ months & Binkan's first house showing, we had a buyer! Binkan is a realtor, who can deliver. His work ethics are extraordinary. We are so thankful for doing the research on the top selling realtor of San Antonio. We recommend Binkan Cinaroglu for your realtor because we know his value.

If you use a realtor from this company, be sure to ask them a lot of questions. We used a realtor…read morefrom this company who had over 20 years of experience. They seemed to know the neighborhood. It took us a while to realize that the realtor was 20 years behind the times on how to market homes. We would go to check on the home and find that there were no marketing materials in the home. Or the brochures in the home were not for our home- the realtor had put another of her listing's brochures into our house (understandable because it was identical to our brochures, only a different address!) The MLS listing she wrote for the home contained spelling errors. Emails were never answered Calls were never returned. Or the realtor would call and say, "Did you call?" only to discover that she had meant to call another client. We never got any information about showings. Never got updates from open houses. We finally moved our listing to another company because it became apparent that the agent was disorganized, scatterbrained and incompetent. After we left, the manager of Kuper's sent us a letter praising the agent as one of their best agents. We had to laugh. When we moved to another agency, the new real estate agent was incredulous at the performance of our Kuper's agent. We received more advice, feedback and information from our new agent in the first week than we received in weeks with the Kupers agent. We're wiser now. Anytime you deal with an agent ask them exactly how they plan to market your home. If they don't talk about specific marketing that involves social media and the internet, don't sign with them. If they talk about "staging" and "open houses", they are behind the time on how to market homes. If they don't walk the home with you and give you specific feedback, don't use them. If they don't give you weekly updates on the number of showings and the feedback from those showings, take your business elsewhere.

We wanted to take a moment to share our sincere gratitude and enthusiastic compliments for Dillon…read moreMcElroy's exceptional project management and maintenance work on the turn‑around of our property at 3633 Candlebrook Lane. Dillon has been phenomenal. His communication, clarity, and follow‑through were consistently excellent. He is incredibly customer‑focused, proactive, and truly goes above and beyond in every aspect of his work. Throughout the entire process, we felt fully informed--whether it was timelines, progress updates, or unexpected issues that came up. Any time we reached out, Dillon responded quickly, professionally, and with genuine care. Honestly, this has been the best turn‑around manager experience we've ever had. Dillon is an outstanding maintenance manager, and we wanted to make sure his exceptional performance and dedication were recognized. We are extremely satisfied and deeply appreciative of the work he put into bringing this property back to life.

I am a current tenant in the townhomes in converse on green rd and unfortunately, I cannot…read morerecommend renting through Marshall Reddick. From the day we moved in, our experience has been disappointing. We've submitted multiple maintenance requests that have either gone unanswered or been marked as completed without anyone ever coming to our home. One of the most concerning issues is a large hole our neighbor's dog dug under the fence, allowing it access to our backyard. I was told they would "look into it, and call me back" but I never received a follow-up. Despite multiple calls, voicemails, and an online work order, the issue remains unresolved weeks later. We also reported an unbalanced ceiling fan that appears unsafe to use. After waiting over two months, I received a notification stating the repair had been completed, even though no one ever came to inspect or fix it. Communication has been extremely poor. Calls are rarely returned, voicemails go unanswered, and it feels nearly impossible to get a response from maintenance, the tenant coordinator, or Property Manager Melisa Day. Another frustration is that because these are new construction townhomes, tenants are expected to coordinate directly with vendors for certain repairs. That responsibility should fall on property management, not the tenant. To make matters worse, there is a significant gnat infestation. Despite paying for private pest control every two months and purchasing Zevo traps at my own expense, the problem persists. After speaking with several neighbors, I learned this is a community-wide issue. My experience has left me feeling that once the lease is signed, tenant concerns are no longer a priority. If you are considering renting here, I encourage you to carefully research the property before making your decision. ( we are very clean people three of those zevos have been there for 5 days, one I just changed yesterday.)

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In a town with such a large military community, I'm surprised that there aren't more reviews for…read moreHousing 1 Source. Perhaps it's because Christine M. wrote such a wonderful, comprehensive review :) It was your review, Christine, that persuaded us to call Housing 1 Source. Thank you! We were living in Marina del Rey and my husband was stationed at LA Air Force Base when we were given short orders to come to San Antonio. It was unexpected and we had a very short time to shore up everything in LA and move. PCSing is always stressful. Having to do it with just a few weeks notice adds even more pressure. While researching real estate agents in the San Antonio area and asking for advice from other military spouses, we were directed to Housing 1 Source. I gave them a call. Told them what our needs were and was assigned a realtor. We made arrangements to go house hunting in San Antonio. Before our trip, our realtor sent us links to hundreds of homes that met our criteria for our review. By the time we came to SA, we had a list of potentials. Dave (our realtor) drove us all over SA and educated us about the different neighborhoods - good school district vs. bad, low crime neighborhoods, easier commutes, access to conveniences, etc. We looked at both rentals and homes for sale. We looked at new developments and older homes. We covered as much ground as we could in one week. At the end of the week, we chose to buy a home and flew back to LA to pack. There was a small period of disconnect between us, H1S, and our home builder. Things eventually worked out and we moved to SA and into our home... although a week after we had anticipated. H1S helped us set up all of our utilities. The staff patiently answered our slew of questions. They even allowed us to use their office as our office in the week that we were "homeless" (living in a hotel). We had access to their computers...were able to print and fax...all free of charge. Water, coffee, & tea were always available. Overall, our experience with Housing 1 Source was very good. We'd recommend them to any military members who are moving to San Antonio. And yes, their services truly are FREE!

First let me start by saying that Housing 1 Source provides a totally FREE services! My husband…read morejust couldn't believe it, that everything they did was free, but it is, I can vouch! Housing 1 Source assist military members and families that are PCSing to the San Antonio area. They are a great one-stop shop for tons of PCS related to-do's. They can set you up with a realator or an apartment hunter to find your new place. Once you have a place they can help you get connected with cable, satelite, gas, water, electric, basically what ever you need. You can do these services on-site and becacuse you go through them many of the companies wave the deposits or give additional discounts for military. In addition they have other services such as auto-buying, banking, home security, you name it. Other cool features: Really nice and fun children's play area to keep your kids occupied All employees are licensed real estate agents First physical USAA ATM in their parking lot All services are FREE! Much more I'm sure I'm forgetting but their office managers can help you with anything!