In the past six years, I completed the sale of two houses I owned in Eugene to good profit, thanks…read moreto the skills and professionalism of agent Ron Bush, a founder of Equinox Real Estate. Dapper Ron went the extra mile in making sure that both houses were fully presentable and that we would get the best possible buyers. Whatever I overlooked, he found and corrected. From start to finish, his advice was pertinent and extremely helpful. Highly recommended.

I asked my Real estate agent if there was any cost to cancel the contract between us…read more Here is my email sent on March 30th at 3:39 pm.​ She had me correspond​ via her private email as she told me her agency email had been, shut down. "Hello, Xxxxx, I hope this message finds you in good spirits. As my financial status is very limited, I might not be able to sell for some time (a couple of years) If I was unable to meet our current contract, such as canceling​, would there be any financial obligation on my side? Raven." Here is her reply April 1st at 9:12 pm.​ Hello Raven, Strictly speaking, since you are not following through with listing and selling within the agreed upon contractual period, you owe the Team $200 for the contractor work and $125 for the professional photography. However, as for what you owe me, I ask you to sit back and reflect upon all of the professional advice, networking, marketing, time, energy and focus that I provided for you since you first contacted me in July. If you consider that it was only 10 hours per month at minimum, how does that add up for you? What am I worth to you? Do I deserve compensation? This is precisely why it is easier to say that I typically get paid when you sell your home. If you are planning to list in the next year or two, great! Let's keep in touch and list when you are ready. If you are planning to try and sell it on your own, then I would like you to really reflect and let me know what you think my services are worth to you. I have appreciated the opportunity to get to know you, and represent you in the attempts to sell your home. I hope to work with you in the future. Cordially yours, ~Xxxxx Xxxxxx~ I needed to ponder, what can I afford. The fraudulent buyer ruined me financially. I had to break the lease on my apartment and take out a loan to move back into my home. I was already reeling from the effects of the stress and trauma from the fraud committed by the buyer. I was depressed and struggling. I needed to consider canceling​ so I could have some space to recover (a year or two). I had decided to ponder what I wanted to do? This may cost me and I might need to not cancel the contract and figure out a way to negotiate for the reposting of my home later. And then I get this email. On April 9th,​ 2019. Good afternoon Raven, After considering your question regarding my fair compensation a little longer I realize it was unfair of me to leave it open ended and ask what I am worth to you. Instead, I will make it a little easier for you, and paraphrase our contractual agreement. I have attached a copy of our contract in case yours is packed in a box somewhere. In the contract you signed on page 2, section 8 under Right to Compensation it states that you shall pay the sum set forth in section 5. Section 5 (on page 1 of the contract) states that you shall pay an amount equal to 6% of the selling price which is $289,900. This applies if the property is sold, or if you cancel the listing during the term of the agreement. Since my commission is 3%, the amount you owe me is $8697 if we go strictly by the contract. However I know that since you chose not to continue to list your home you are stretched for funds. Out of consideration for your position I will only charge you $2174, which is 25% of my actual commission. In addition I will pay the $200 contractor fee and the $125 photographer fee out of the $2174 that you owe me. I fulfilled my part of the contract as far as you allowed me to fulfill it. I marketed your home, advertised it in several formats, brought buyers and offers to your property, and negotiated on your behalf. I counseled you through multiple stressful situations, and over numerous lengthy phone calls. My time, knowledge and abilities are worth more than $2174, and I would still like to help you sell your home. However,​ I understand that you may want to go in a different direction and that's okay. I wish you only the best, and you know what is best for you. I hope to hear from you soon, ~Xxxx Xxxxxx~ I started getting sick to my stomach. However, she may have meant that email to sound, it felt horrible after I read it. I originally signed a contract in later 2018 that stated she would get $500.00 if I canceled​. This was brutal on me! I will NEVER recommend​ this agency!

I have known Sherry Yoss and her Realtor Team for years. They always exceed my friends' and…read morefamilies' expectations with their real-estate transactions, whether buying or selling. Sherry's business model is one of community support, donating to many great causes in the Cottage Grove community. If you have a real estate question, you can always trust Yoss Team to have or find the answer quickly.

Wow! Made buying a house such a breeze! I was looking into home buying, and have heard horror…read morestories from friends and family about the process. Mrs Yoss, was professional and personal! She never made me feel uncomfortable and helped me every step of the way! Her real estate company was the best I have dealt with today. She seems like a Very knowledgeable and experienced agent, I can Highly recommend. She was also extremely knowledgeable about the local market and made the whole process feel effortless. She guided me through each step, making sure we understood everything. I can't thank her enough!

Buyers closing; it has been almost a year since we closed on our purchase. Always greeted…read moreprofessionally at the office. Understanding the Title Company function, our escrow closing date started on time, signed, answered our questions and received a call once recorded! Currently, we had some questions and Evergreen Land Title staff was timely in answering our questions, assisting and looking forward to working with them again in the future. Highly recommend their service and value to the community and the Great State of Oregon.

No mask, apparent disdain for buyer, seemed to be in a big hurry...I was surprised at the escrow…read moreofficer's lack of interest or patience. I've used a number of title companies in Eugene and have always had my questions answered politely and patiently...until now. I do not recommend this title company. They did process my papers quickly and respond to my emails-a positive point In an otherwise unpleasant experience.

We got off to a poor start but Trio made the effort to reach out and address my concerns.read more

I'd never contracted with a property management company when I reached out to Trio. I just needed…read moresomeone to take over my parents' rentals, and fast. A family friend referred me to Trio, based on familiarity with Trio's owner, Jason, via the Lane County Rental Owners Association. The LCROA has some useful advice for owner-members considering property managers, and some cautionary tales. I figured, "Its just a one-year contract. I can always change in the future," though I really wanted a management partner for the long term. I'm pleased to say that Trio has proven itself a long-term partner. After 18 months, I can safely say that they are a great group. Their monthly accounting is clear and comprehensive. Their communication about tenants and repairs is prompt and detailed without being overwhelming. If I had to name a complaint, because nothing is perfect, I'd say that they seem to be experiencing normal growing pains of a successful small business. To add staff they have to take on new properties first, which can be a tricky balance. I'm fine with that, given the amount of headache they're absorbing on my behalf. Go with Trio. PS - Trio deserves an extra star for handling one of my parents, the properties' prior manager, with grace. The parent has become quite confused lately, sometimes forgetting past conversations and understandings. Trio has always looped me in when this happens, and never lost patience, even though they are very busy people. I chalk that up to Jason's prior careers, and share it as proof of genuinely caring. What more could you ask for in a property manager?

If you're looking for a great realtor Arica is the one you need. We have used her services…read moremultiple times over the years and we always go back to her because she never lets us down. She goes above and beyond. She's knowledgeable, friendly and motivated. We highly recommend Arica with Song Realty.

Long story short had to fire this agency for very poor performance. Waited until contract expired…read morehired another agency to list property and everything went perfect. Would not recommend song real-estate ompany

This is an easy review to write. Tyler and Apryl did an outstanding job of helping us buy and sell…read morethree properties over the last 10 years. They went above and beyond to help us get our house ready to sell and got a great price. Their knowledge of the market and access to great contractors saved us a bunch of time and money. They've got our business for life.

These days everyone and their neighbor is "doing" real estate. We are so glad that we chose Apryl…read moreto be our family's real estate agent. Apryl has a wealth of experience in the industry which was beneficial in both the sale of our previous home,and purchasing our new home. We really appreciated that she always had OUR best interests in mind! We are so grateful to Apryl and all the people that make up her team for making our home selling and buying experience easy and stress free.

I guess I'll be the first to write a negative review for Jon. We first rented from his company in…read moreJuly 2016, desperate for a place as the home we were currently renting was a month to month from Chinook Properties and we had been given a 30 day notice as the owners were wanting to sell the property. Jon was very polite and accommodating with the predicament we were in and worked with us on trying to get the property ready as the homeowners had left a bunch of items that he was cleaning out of the house. The carpet was filthy but we had been told that it had been professionally cleaned although there were no signs of carpet cleaning having been done, like lines from the head. We were also told that the family/living room would have the carpet replaced due to it being stained very badly although I'm not sure why that room only when the carpet should have been replaced throughout most of the house. We also noticed that Jon seemed to be a one man operation as he was doing the cleaning of the home as well, which wasn't very clean upon move in. We ended up going in the day of move-in to clean the oven as it was caked with grime. The homeowners also seemed to like cooking with grease as the cupboards were sticky from grease buildup as well as grease along the back wall between the cupboards and the oven. We also had him eventually replace the microwave as it would have grease run out in the inside whenever it got used. We also found out that the house had sat empty for a year prior to it being rented out which isn't good for any home. The hot water heater had to be replaced as well and then when we had the ice storm, there were several trees that fell over. Two of which that fell across the driveway. We were able to get that cleaned up with some neighbor's help and stacked it up which Jon sent some guys out to pick up and then found out after talking with the insurance adjuster that he had charged them $300 for the clean up. I could keep going on and on but the final straw was upon move out, we did a final walk through. During the walk through he said that he was going to have to get a cleaning crew in the house because there were little things here and there but only should be 2-3 hours at $20 an hour and maybe $100 at the most. We told him that the house was cleaner now then when we moved him and he agreed but still felt that some cleaning needed to be done. There was also a water fountain in the front yard that never worked and had come up missing after we had moved out. I was told that I was responsible for that and was asked how I wanted to handle that. I told him to do what he needed to do and then asked how much the cleaning ended up being, He told me $325 and I lost it with him. I couldn't understand how it went from $100 to $325 and let him know how I felt. This is one of the reasons that I hate renting is because you are at the mercy of the property manager and this one took full advantage. It's now been over two weeks since we moved out and have yet to receive whatever deposit we get back of the $2600 that was given to him. The other reviews are mostly positive and maybe we are the exception but I would never rent from this guy again even if it meant being homeless. So choose wisely. We had no issue with Chinook other than the 30 day notice and received most of our deposit back with very minimal charges.

Nothing but positive things to say about Nimbus. I'm a local Real Estate Broker here in Eugene. I…read morerefer all my investors to their services. They always respond timely and offer exceptional customer experience not only for Landlords, but Tenants as well. You won't find a better experience. Thank you Jon for always working hard for my clients I refer.

Cannot recommend this company due to the unethical behavior of agent Amy Burrell. I'm currently in…read morea rental that's been listed for sale, which is no problem for me because I'm moving anyway. However, as the listing agent, Burrell seems to be under the impression that I'm at her beck and call, and she has been nothing but rude and pushy. My last straw with her was when she contacted me for a showing via email and I responded that I was out of town. She then responded that I was "impeding the sale of the home" by not being here to let her in for a showing and that it was a "is a breach of your rental contract!" which was not only a lie, but it's an ethics violation for Burrell or any other agent to review lease/rental documents or advise on landlord tenant agreements/arrangements unless they also have a license to practice law. Furthermore, even if I had flat out refused the showing, which I did not, Oregon law allows tenants to do so under reasonable circumstances, and being over 100 miles away would constitute reasonable circumstances. She could have easily called the property manager for access anyway, and it was pretty nervy of her to expect me to drop everything and run back to Florence for her convenience. Burrell was provided with my contact information without my knowledge or consent, and because she seems to be suffering under the delusion that she has carte blanche to push me around, she has since been told to contact the property manager to arrange further showings. Those who are considering selling a tenant-occupied property would be well-advised to find a better agent; trying to push tenants around accomplishes nothing and can make it more difficult to sell a place. Additionally, a competent agent would never have listed this property at approximately $135K over market value. After over two months on the market, there's only been one party interested in a showing, while similar homes that are appropriately priced are selling within a matter of days in this location. The listing itself is also fraudulent; Burrell claims there are "tons of updates!" but there are NONE. The place didn't even have a functioning range when I moved in over four years ago. I feel sorry for the property owner, who was probably hoping the place would be sold by now; the only reason it hasn't sold is because of Burrell's incompetence.

I would like to give out a huge thank you to Susan Moore and Ken Pettigrew, for making our dreams…read morecome true. Susan Moore is so knowledgeable, one of the best in the business, sold and bought a house in a 30 day escrow! And the location of our house was Oakridge. It takes from 4 to 6 months to sell a house in that area, our house sold within the 30 days! Susan and Ken showed me how to stage my house for a quick sale. In the meantime within the 30 days my husband found the house of our dreams. Susan and Ken made it happen within 30 days unbelievable, held our hand the whole way. Susan's negotiating skills are phenomenal. She is kind and thoughtful and has a great personality. I would highly recommend her for all your real estate needs.