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

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.

I am writing this long overdue review for J Keller Properties. My partner and I have been with J…read moreKeller for almost a year now, and it was one of the best and luckiest decisions we made. We had previously been with another property management company for ~5 years, and we lost A LOT of money while with them. We are very trusting, but over time we couldn't trust them, as they're accounting was horrible. Hey couldn't understand the simplest of requests. They used antiquated systems, and we would get statements 1-2 months late. It was just horrible. We knew it was time to change, and to be honest we didn't think there would be a huge difference between management companies. We interviewed 5 places. One place has been in the business for a long time, but he was too arrogant, and the others were nice but didn't seem to do anything extremely special. We settled on one, not J Keller at first, and then Jon convinced us to just give his company a shot so we switched last minute. We were impressed by his motivation and professionalism. We can only thank Jon tremendously now for convincing us to go with him because for the first time in years we are in the black. He is honest, organized and uses updated technology for accounting. His team is excellent at communication, and we trust them 100%. We were at API t where we couldn't afford the losses we were taking when with the other management company, but we have now decided to keep the properties since with J Keller they are in excellent shape, and we finally have cash flow. You have to be crazy not to go with J Keller, and I say this after being a landlord for over 10 years and having worked in the Ann Arbor real estate business. I know who the other companies are, and J Keller is head and shoulders above them all.

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.

Here's my advice. Avoid trying to buy a house in the midst of a global pandemic…read more Unfortunately, I didn't have much of a choice. Renting our first home in Ann Arbor seemed like a good idea at the time. But leases end, and kids require stability. So buy a house we did. This was our first ever home purchase in Michigan. It's always interesting to see the regional variations of the home buying process state by state. I'm still not 100% how it all works, but I trusted our real estate agent to guide me through the process. That said, I've never fully understood what title companies really do. In Michigan, Title Companies seem to play the role that lawyers do in New York. Make sure all the i's are dotted. The t's are crossed. Facilitate these big transactions. Document the entire process. It was the seller of the house who chose Absolute Title. We were just along for the ride. And to extend the metaphor just a bit, in the age of COVID-19 we were treated to a Drive-In closing. Which means, periodically large stacks of papers were handed to my wife and me through the car window. We signed them, and traded the stack for a new mound of papers to sign. Once it was all done, we were homeowners. We drove down to the city clerk to file some important tax document. Weeks later, Absolute Title sent us a check because apparently there was a subsequent change to taxes in our favor. Woo hoo! All in all, this was about as painless an experience as one could have at the end of a significant financial transaction. And I did prefer signing all those papers in the peace, quiet, and relative privacy of our car, instead of around a meeting room table with all parties watching the process.

I've recently sold my Ann Arbor home with Nate as my agent, and let me assure you that Nate is the…read morereal deal. If you're reading this review, you must be where I was a couple of months ago-trying to get a sense of which agent will be your greatest advocate in your real estate transaction. I met with several real estate agents in my search and decided to go with Nate. I'm so glad that I did. The first thing I noticed was Nate's honest appraisal of my situation. He didn't try to up-sell me or promise me the world; his advice was earnest and reflected his years of experience in the Ann Arbor market. I was living 2,000 miles away in California while the house was on the market. But with Nate as my agent, I was always in the loop. Texts, emails, home checkups, phone calls-- he was always available for my questions and to give his recommendations. Nate's a "Full Service" Real Estate Agent-- and he exceeds his reputation. It should have been difficult to sell your house from the other side of the country. Nate made it a breeze. His price recommendation was right on the money. As a negotiator, he was able to work with the buyers to get any issue resolved quickly. With his help, I was even able to complete the transaction remotely. But as an agent, he went well above any expectations I had. Allow me to share a story with you. At the house I've had stuff stashed in storage in the basement for years. Photos, books, personal knick knacks. When the house closed, Nate and his wife drove to the house to sort, pack, and then deliver my things to my parents' home over an hour away. WHO DOES THAT?? I was blown away by the level of service. Let me say that Nate Foerg is an absolute professional. Like you, I found him on Yelp. But his rating and reviews on here are well deserved. The guy truly goes above and beyond. And if I ever decide to return to Ann Arbor, he'll be the first person I call. I hope you do too.

Nate was so incredibly helpful, knowledgeable, patient and in making my recent home purchase a…read morereality. He was very transparent about everything in the process and went above and beyond in helping at every step of the way. Would absolutely recommend!

The response on this review is incorrect. Unfortunately instead of accepting their mistake and…read moreapology they justify their mistakes and this is the theme with the general manager, my agent and this response here. Again my agent gave me WRONG information. I am attaching a picture of his text and you can see that clearly he did not know about our non- homestead tax until July. The picture is for after I confronted him that the initial information he gave me was incorrect. Also we wrote our own objection letter with ZERO advice or help from our agent. He just shared our letter with the seller and did not negotiate those items, We Did. He even had no idea we are getting a new furnace. I told him that if he asked about that in advance we would pay the difference to install a high efficiency furnace rather than an 80% and he admitted he had no idea. Our agent tried to accommodate our constraints when it came to giving us tours. After we withdrew from our first offer (since the house turned out to be modular in the inspection), many texts and calls went unanswered or were answered really late. we value knowledge and considering Buyer's benefit in a buyer's agent (rather than early closing) unfortunately our relator John did not fully meet our expectation in that regard. If you are okay with receiving the wrong information you can choose them. Below I describe our experience with our agent : For the property that we purchased, I noticed the high taxes and asked him about the reason before making an offer. He mentioned it is because the property is non-homestead and we can change this status right after closing to prevent higher taxes. Given his incomplete and in my mind false information, I thought we can homestead the property and avoid high taxes right after closing. When I reviewed the taxes around the closing time I noticed that we are paying the high taxes and told him about miss informing me. He mentioned that it is only a three-month extra tax until Dec +/-$700 and was not worth negotiating. Again he was wrong because I called the township and noticed that the summer tax is still non-homestead and I cannot change that until July of next year. Long story short, either he genuinely did not know about this tax issue or he misinformed us. Both of which are unacceptable for an experienced realtor.

Kathy Toth and her team are experienced real estate professionals who know the Michigan market. You…read moreare in good hands!

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.

Unless you enjoy lead paint, leaky pipes, ungrounded outlets, out of date smoke and carbon monoxide…read moredetectors, unbearable heating that you cannot adjust, a ton of unlawful requests to move your car or enter your apartment, painted-shut doors and windows, every contractor they've ever been compelled to hire having your door code (I'm guessing former tenants too, I doubt the code has ever been changed), and ongoing ant infestations, don't rent from them. Oppenheimer is the absolute bottom of the barrel. They give you less than a day's notice when they need something from you, but take weeks at best to respond to any inquiries or requests for maintenance. And when they do, chances are you aren't going to get what you need or what is legally due to you. Peak exploitative college landlord.

I typically am supportive of most businesses and understand that humans are humans at the end of…read morethe day. Things are never perfect, bad days happens, delays occur, etc. It is always worth trying to be understanding that sometimes things are not under ones' control. However, Oppenheimer Properties is most certainly not a redeemable company and is completely unfit to host any tenants whatsoever. I would like to make clear that the maintenance worker, Glen, was an exceptional contracted worker and is not someone I am indicating in this review. The rest of the management (which I assume is perhaps 3 people total) are completely incompetent and inaccessible. While Glen the maintenance worker will frequently respond to texts (despite his overwhelming job) and attempt to help residents to the best of his ability, the staff is unreachable even during business hours. I have made frequent attempts over my lease to contact Oppenheimer relating to the terms and conditions or other issues and was almost never able to to get through. I tried a variety of times as well to make sure it was not just some lunch break but was never met with response unless we urgently called over a few days period. Attempting to ask any questions is the equivalent to talking to a brick wall which frankly is unacceptable at all times but especially during the height of fear for the Covid pandemic. Again, the issue has never been busy lines but rather no answer--both during and any time before Covid. Other tenants in my house had similar issues. Frankly, no one should rent from Oppenheimer and the company would be better off gone. Rather than having a business relationship, I felt as though I was sending money to a group of people to vacation and ignore me (and my roommate). Please do not rent from here even if the house is nice (and it really was okay!). The trouble is far beyond the worth and there are plenty more reputable places within Ann Arbor. Oppenheimer Properties is an absolute mess with no transparency.

This review is for Wendell Brandt, a broker at MPA…read more We were trying to sell our small business, and finding no reviews or resources for brokers, decided upon MPA because they seemed like the only business broker in the area. Big mistake. If you're trying to sell a business for under $100,000, you will pay a fee of $10,000. That is a very high percentage, and here's what it will get you: NOTHING! Wendell seemed to be out of touch with reality, with technology, and with the needs of a small business owner. Perhaps he is used to selling different kinds of property, but if he wasn't suited to the job, he should have told us from the get-go, instead of dragging us along in a contract that was doing nothing for us. Basically, the contract was structured like this: if Wendell sells the business, even if it's using a contact that YOU obtain (so, basically, if you do all of the work) he still gets paid $10,000. Or, in other words, if Wendell does absolutely no work whatsoever for six months and you happen to find a buyer before then of your own accord, he gets paid $10,000. It's ludicrous. It was a mistake for us to sign with him, we realize now. He was unprofessional, downright unstable at times, and after dragging us along for months, not listening to us, going against our wishes, pushing would-be buyers away, and preventing us from selling through any other means, he finally let us out of our contract acting like it was our fault that he couldn't sell the place. Horrible, horrible experience. Oh, and when we tried to complain up the chain of command to be placed with a different broker within MPA (after Wendell sent us a disturbing, rambling, unprofessional e-mail) his crony just forwarded it to him!