We recently sold a property with Drew and can't say enough nice things about him. He was very…read moreprofessional, thorough, and great at communicating. This was even more important to us because we managed everything remotely, but it felt like Drew was just across town.

I can't say enough about this man. He is very honest. If it comes out of his mouth, you can…read morecertainly Bank on it. This man can negotiate anything. I don't know how he does it but he's a master at it! Because of that, he got my house and a very good price that I was not expecting. I highly recommend Rick for all your realtor needs.

Taressa is an excellent realtor who you can trust to put her all into getting you best for your…read morehome you can get. She is very professional and always responsive. Would've lost hope without her!

The Ohio Cash Buyers team offered us a very fair price on our home and were responsive to any…read morequestions we had throughout the buying process. A lot of our communications were digital as we were already living out of state, but the team made it a seamless process!

Absolutely Horrible Experience - Avoid at All Costs…read more I had the unfortunate experience of reaching out to Ohio Cash Buyers regarding a property I had under contract. I was met with outright hostility and disrespect from someone named Chris, who immediately cursed me out for simply trying to do business. I was professional, clear, and courteous and in return, I got uncalled-for verbal abuse. This is hands-down the most unprofessional and toxic interaction I've had in real estate. If this is how they treat potential partners, I can only imagine how they treat sellers or buyers. Chris needs a serious lesson in basic decency and customer service. Total disgrace to the industry. Stay far away. There are plenty of ethical, respectful investors out there ; this is not one of them.

I would not recommend this company. I recently listed my house in Clayton. The communication was…read moreterrible and very little work and followup was put into our listing. im aware im a face in the crowd but i think we shouldve gotten more care and work for our commission offer than was provided. we ended the listing and didnt renew. simply put, we needed help and didnt get it.

If you're looking to join BHHS Pro as an agent - don't wait! My experience as an agent has been…read morenothing short of incredible. The tools, the talent and environment are top notch.

Debbie was a delight to work with as we sold our home. She helped us to not undervalue it, and got…read moreus a full price offer in a week! She is friendly and reassuring, but also very professional and knowledgable. She really took the stress out of the process, and we are so glad we had her as our agent. Friends highly recommended her to us, and we highly recommend her to others!

Haven is a very patient real estate agent, I didn't feel rushed into buying a house I wasn't 100%…read moreconfident I wanted to buy. She helped us with 3 total buy/sells ! She helped us buy our first home and helped my husband and myself understand what we were doing! 10/10 recommend using Haven for any of your needs!

Danielle worked very hard for us trying to buy our first house. Was very professsional and on time…read morewith everything. It was truly a great buying experience!

If I could give zero stars, I absolutely would. I lived in one of their so-called luxury…read moretwo-bedroom townhomes and paid $1,810 per month after fees for a unit that was barely updated, had paper-thin walls, and came with an outrageously expensive energy bill because tenants are required to use Pioneer Energy. There is no option to choose a provider, which is especially frustrating considering how high the monthly costs are. The first major issue I experienced was the clubhouse incident. I rented the clubhouse for my one-year-old's birthday party and still had to pay a rental fee even though this space is advertised as an amenity for residents. The next morning, I logged into my rent portal to find a surprise $708 charge added for cleaning and allegedly staying past the scheduled time. The only thing that was not fully cleaned were the floors, and there were minor smudges on the couches from toddlers with sticky fingers, which should be expected when renting a shared space to residents with children. I refused to pay an overtime fee because I had confirmed ahead of time with the office employee, Devan, that no events were scheduled after ours. We even left the doors open and welcomed other tenants to join, since we are paying residents using a space that is part of the amenities we already fund. After pushing back, I was still forced to settle on $200 for cleaning, was banned from using the clubhouse going forward, and received no deduction or credit to my rent or fees despite continuing to be charged for amenities I was no longer allowed to use. When this situation first unfolded, management blocked my fob access to the gym, clubhouse, and mailroom. When I told Shanna (super unprofessional office employee, kept calling me honey and babe) that I was only restricted from renting the clubhouse. Shanna then argued with me, claimed that was not what she had been told, and refused to make any changes. I am fairly certain that restricting access to a tenant's mail is illegal, but that concern was clearly not taken seriously. Eventually mailroom and gym access were given back after continuous back and forth. After that incident, things only went downhill. Security is practically nonexistent. I had multiple packages stolen from the so-called secure mailroom, which means someone with a fob and authorized access took them. My car was broken into twice during my time living there, and one of those incidents resulted in an iPad being stolen. There are no security cameras in the parking areas, so when these things happen, you are essentially left with no recourse or support from management. The manager, Robyn Welch, is essentially useless. Anything reported to her receives no follow-up, no resolution, and no accountability. When my packages were stolen and the police were involved, the responding officer even commented that her behavior seemed "sketchy," noting that she gave them the runaround when asked for daily fob access logs and refused to provide a clear point of contact. To top it off, a former leasing agent warned me to avoid this property due to questionable management, excessive and arbitrary fees, security deposits never being returned regardless of condition, and ongoing gang activity in the complex, which explains the constant theft and car break-ins. I ignored the warning because I needed a place quickly, and that decision turned out to be a huge mistake. For perspective, I moved down the street into a brand-new four-bedroom, three-bathroom house in a newly developed neighborhood for only $300 more per month. Do yourself the biggest favor and do not rent here.

Huber Heights for Luxury Apartment Complex, and they truly are. Others may look like them but…read moredefinitely others do not compare. The large beautiful sparkling pool, lots of space plenty of chairs and so clean. Clubhouse is always clean and ready for the residents, so is the fitness center it is always clean TV's on, and in great condition. I have begun to realize most of the complaints are from past residents that did not follow their lease and must have violations of some sort. I appreciate management keeping up with the lease and making sure everyone follows it, otherwise why am I choosing to live in an apartment community? I have learned they are really nice here, and if you follow the rules and just live amongst all the other residents and do not cause issues it is a wonderful place to be and I thank management. Shame on people that diss a company for actually not asking residents follow the rules but actually expect them too. Resident events are amazing too and so is maintenance the office staff is always there to answer questions or help out in anyway possible. Thank you Parkview.