Tom Crimmons Realty did an amazing job with the sale of my Mom's house. Our realtor, John Roda,…read moreshowed professionalism, expertise ,and compassion during the process of the sale of my Mom's home. This was not an easy process for my siblings and I. However, John understood the challenges we were all facing. John made us feel comfortable and confident during the entire house selling process. I would highly recommend John and Tom Crimmins Realty. Peter M.

I recently sold my home which I purchased 8 yrs ago from Crimmons and purchased my new home as…read morewell from Crimmons! as always very satisfied with their customer support. Always helpful. Thank you Alyssa and Steve.

David was amazing! Couldn't have asked for any better broker for my apartment. He had all the…read moreknowledge, insight that made the process so easy and efficient. He did a great job scanning through prospective clients, and found me the best renter(s) whom I've got along with very well. Thank you David and looking forward to working with you in the future.

This company has my private, unlisted cell number on their website along with information about my…read moreproperty. I have asked them to remove my number but they totally refuse. Because of this I get constant annoying calls from speculators, trying to buy the house where I live that is not for sale. This is an invasion of my privacy and it's just a good example of bad business practices that clearly show this is not a good company to do any sort of business with. Also they're very dishonest, when I first contacted them they insisted my phone number is not on their site. But every time I ask a caller how they got my number they tell me from the Property Shark website. If I could I'd give them negative stars. These people are shady, I wouldn't trust any of the information on their website.

I had the WORST experience with a Fillmore agent who was unable to sell my property after a…read morenine-month contract. The Agent was completely uninterested in selling the apartment and made snide and snarky remarks about its condition. (It was an "as is" sale.) When our contract expired, I chose not to renew, hired an agent from another Real Estate company, and my unit was sold by the new company's agent in about two weeks. I give Fillmore Real Estate my lowest possible rating. Incompetent, unreliable, unprofessional.

My family and I approached one of the agents, Alex Gurevich, regarding our special circumstances:…read morewe needed to sell our apartment and fast because we've hit insurmountable financial difficulties. Given this information, Mr. Gurevich was both realistic and honest but still managed to get us the best possible deal. In just the very first weekend, he generated enough interest in our apartment and it is now under contract. His determination to help us and to match up our property to the best possible client left us in awe. We not only recommend Fillmore to everyone who needs to sell their property, but also specifically and strongly recommend Alex Gurevich. His sensitivity and care and efficiency has really saved us. We remain grateful.

Dan and his team are extremely professional and great to work with. We would definitely recommend…read moreworking with them if you need to rent or find a tenant in Staten Island.

If you want a realtor with the credibility of a sleazy used car salesman you should use Red Door…read moreRealty. I left this experience feeling cheated out of money and assuming they were laughing at me for being a sucker. Vincent Stropoli was my realtor. He pushed me to take the first sale that was offered. Wasn't honest with me or the buyer resulting in the loss of 3 months rent. He was unresponsive to texts and calls once the contract was signed. Without notifying me, they buyer had a walkthrough in an apartment that hadn't been occupied or cleaned in months. We were lucky the sale still went through. While Daniel was more responsive than Vincent he was still not sympathetic to any of my complaints. My closing took 6 (!!) months from contract to close. Be wary.

Very skeptical about their requirements for a Woodside rental…read more.. The broker told me I had to Zelle a thousand dollars in "good faith" in order to receive an application.... Like that right there feels weird!! The broker also mentioned not to call my bank to get my money back either.. It was mentioned, If i qualify it will be used as a down payment towards the fees.. but still. I personally wasn't comfortable with giving $1k for an "application". Like i have never heard of this.. especially this day in age. if it looks like a scam, feels like a scam... ITS A SCAM!

I was contacted by Jay, the owner of the business simply stating that he was not responsible for…read morethe experience we had, yet it was him personally who delivered the key (that his group had forgotten to give us), his group that had not read over the lease they sent us that was incorrect and his group that assured us the apartment condition. At least take ownership of your screw ups. We literally couldn't get into the apartment that we were paying for because of his group.

When it was time to sell our C0-Op in Great neck, I googled local realtors and from the list I took…read morea chance an contacted Tim Ho Keller Williams Realty. After our appointment my wife and I had to look no further. Tim was amazing and guided us through the process. Had a Professional Photographer take the photos! I cant say enough positive things in this review. Look No Further for a Realtor. Tim Ho and his team checked all our boxes and SOLD our Co-Op .

Tim Ho and his team at Keller Williams Realty offered excellent guidance in the sale of our family…read morehome. Tim had great knowledge of the neighborhood as well as the real estate market. Tim was professional and communicated with me closely. He offered advice on what price the house should be listed for and the right offer to accept. I highly recommend Tim Ho and his team.

Amazing level of service, Zealestate is a true professionals!…read more I was in situation when my moving date was in 6 days and i still haven't find my new place. Even if you have good credit score and money, it's still not easy to find a good place and have a reasonable realtor who can help you, there are so many details you need to know. I decided to give a try this company. First i got the call from Sam, he asked me what apartments i'm looking for and he sent me list with 5 places. They all were actually very good, I picked the one that was closest to my work and I scheduled showing. I met with Marvin and he was incredibly professional, honest and upfront. He answered to all my questions and showed me apartment, literally everything was clear and transparent for me. There was no weird feeling like with other agents I met recently and he was responding very fast to my messages. I applied in the evening and the next day in the morning i got the answer that I approved. It was very quick, specially when I didn't have much time left to find a new place, they just literally saved me! I wish I worked with them before in the beginning of the month, so I could save myself a lot of time and avoid so many problems with searching new places. Everything just went so smooth. Definitely recommend to everyone, you can rely on these guys. Everything went on high level of service and painless for me. Marvin and Sam, thank you again!

Seriously-- heed the reviews…read more Omar was 20 minutes late to our apartment viewing before calling to say he couldn't make it-- he seemed apologetic and gave us the code to let us into the apartment, so I shrugged it off. As it turns out, this wasn't a one-off and he often cancels on his clients with no notice. After viewing, we were pressured into putting in a competitive offer above the listed price, plus a 15% broker fee (absurd, but we were unfamiliar with the renting landscape in NYC after the FARE Act went into effect). It took almost two weeks, and many, many calls, emails, and texts from both of us and our guarantors (we spent literally hours trying to get in touch with Omar), to finally be sent the application materials. ANOTHER week passed with no reply or acknowledgement before we gave up on the unit. The whole experience left us feeling frustrated and ignored. Do yourself a favor, avoid this group and any of their units. No matter how much you like the apartment, there will be another one-- without the headache.

Her listing agent ( who is no longer working for her ) tried to list my mom's home way under the…read moreassessed value for a quick sale while also charging 6 percent fee. Just no!

I originally wrote this review in 2010. Got an e-mail from Yelp HQ the other day saying they were…read moretaking it down because the review indicated that I did not have a relationship with this company. Huh? Shame on you, Yelp HQ! Read it again. It clearly says how we made them our agents and how much we regretted it. Oh, wow!!! double shame on you, Yelp HQ! Look at the other reviews! 3 of the 5-star reviews should totally be taken down! 2 of them clearly state that the reviewer didn't hire Shildkret! And one review has nothing to do with real estate. It's someone saying how Shildkret hires their company to do roofing jobs. WTH!! Fellow Yelpers, you can see for yourself how the 5-star reviews are all questionable and how this company has mostly 1-star reviews. They are really nasty and as crooked as the day is long. We found a house in which we were interested. We spoke to the listing agents (Debra Murray and Irene ). We told them we would have the agent we'd been working with contact them in order to continue the process. They begged us to let them represent us (so they wouldn't have to split the commission). They told us that if we did so, they would 1. Do everything they could to satisfy our needs. 2. Give us use of the company truck for our move. Neither one of these things happened despite us making them our new agents. The sellers concealed from us a number of things that were broken (the house was so packed, even the inspector didn't see these things) and the agents were only too happy to assist in rushing us through to help ensure that we did not examine too thoroughly. They never conveyed our wishes to the sellers. Things that would have helped us a great deal and would not have caused the sellers any problem or cost them anything. But not having it done cost us money and a great deal of time. And they didn't even provide the truck for our move! I contacted Julia afterwards and asked to be reimbursed for our costs. She wrote me back a very obnoxious letter in which she stated: That loan of the truck was a courtesy, not a right. That the agents spent far more time with us than with other buyers. That we were the beneficiaries of money expended by her firm. Following are excerpts from my response As to how much time the agents spent with us vs. other buyers, I couldn't say. I would have to guess though that this too is inaccurate as we bought the only property they showed us. I would imagine that you have buyers who may look at a dozen properties before buying, don't you? But of course that is not relevant. The assertion that they "bent over backwards to satisfy us" is ridiculous. It was abundantly clear that they were taking the sellers' side all the way. Regarding your claims of financial concessions by your firm that benefitted us: allow me to address the 3 you mentioned 1. Getting the sellers to leave us a stove. I've never even heard of this one before. There was never any issue regarding a stove. So, I don't know what you are talking about. Are you perhaps referring to the issue of the refrigerator? There were 2 refrigerators. We were initially lead to believe that both would stay. Not only did we not get 2, we didn't even get the better one of the 2. 2. The built-in cabinets in the 2nd bedroom. We do not believe for a minute the agents paid the sellers for them. Even Irene looked shocked when Debbie made this claim to us. The cabinets were in the contract. So, we were getting them. Neither we nor anyone else had to pay extra for them. 3. The sidewalk. Yes, your firm had this done. That's great. But please don't insult our intelligence by implying that it was some act of largess. It was a sticking point between us and the seller. And so, to speed up the process of getting a commission of tens of thousands of dollars, you invested a few hundred. That's just good business on your part. Julia, this was a horrible transaction from start to finish. The sellers' took advantage of us in every way (taking things that they weren't supposed to, trying to sell us things that were clearly included in the contract) and your agents tried to assist them in every way. The day we got the keys, we did a quick walk through and then Irene tried to get us to sign a document stating that everything was in fine shape and that the escrow money should be released. That is both totally unreasonable and totally biased! That is not good (or even fair) representation of our interests.