If you are looking for a professional, reliable, and experienced real estate agent in Mount…read morePleasant, South Carolina, you should definitely consider working with William Stover. He helped us find our dream home in one of the most challenging and competitive markets we have ever seen. He was recommended by a friend who recently bought a home working with William as well. From the moment we contacted him, he was very attentive and responsive to our needs and preferences. He always had a list of potential properties for us to check out, and he arranged the showings quickly and efficiently. He also did a lot of research on each property and gave us valuable insights and advice on each house. His expertise and attention to detail while going through the houses were also very helpful in making decisions. He was very knowledgeable about the area, the market trends, and the legal aspects of buying a home. During our entire home buying process, William was friendly and honest with us. He always supported us and helped us make the best decision. He still helps us with our questions after we bought our home with the same care and kindness he showed us while we were looking for a house. We are so grateful to William for helping us find our perfect home. He is not only a great realtor, but also a great person. We highly recommend him to anyone who is looking for a real estate agent in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. He will go above and beyond to make your home buying experience a smooth and enjoyable one.

Rented from their management company NewHeights which apparently went through a rebranding from…read moreCarolina One because they sucked so bad. RUN AWAY AS FAST AS YOUR POSSIBLY CAN! We moved out early. Gave written notice in Dec and moved at the end of February paying $3050/mo via auto-pay. We received several emails telling us to cancel our automatic payments during our move out. Being rent responsible, there are two ways management companies collect rent. 1. They send you a bill once the home has been rented 2. They have you pay monthly until move out How are we told to cancel our auto payment but ALSO pay monthly? When asked to waive our $550 late fee (they charge 15% + another $100) we were told it was against fair housing. First off, that is bullshit. I am very sure that New Heights aka Carolina One has waived more than one late fee in their existence. Why would they not waive our? 1) ITS FREE MONEY! LATE FEES ARE CLASSIFIED UNDER ADMIN FEES MEANING THET POCKET THIS FEE. 2) Accounting and close out has been done and it would be more work for them to waive the fee then for us to pay it. Out of $2750 deposit we received 0 back. All eaten up by commission and late fees along with weird charges like MAINTENANCE COORDINATION! WTF DOES THAT EVEN MEAN?! LASTLY A NOTE TO OWNERS: THEY DO NOT CHECK ON THE PROPERTIES LIKE THEY PROMISE. We went above and beyond when moving out to ensure minimal work had to be done. They do not care about their tenants or their reputation. Do yourself the favor and find a more genuine company to rent from. Lastly, to your "operations manager". How about you stop being a lazy piece of shit and treat your good tenants appropriately! ACCOUNTING MONTH END DOES NOT MEAN YOU CANNOT REOPEN AN ACCOUT TO WAIVE A FEE IN GOOD FAITH. FIX YOUR MESSAGING AND TRAIN YOUR TEAMS ON HOW TO ADEQUATELY COMMUNICATE!

Jim Mills and Debra Rasnik with Long and Foster Real Estate in Summerville, SC are truly…read morephenomenal! We bought a second house with them after 20 years and it is always a pleasure working with them! They are genuine professionals and you can always rely on them. They are very friendly and knowledgeable. If anyone needs great Real Estate Agents on their side we highly recommend Debra Rasnik and Jim Mills! You may reach them at- Debbie: 843-343-3971 and Jim Mills: 843-830-3800.

Were a great help with everything even with getting nformation that they didn't need to. All were a…read morepleasure to talk with. This is the 2nd time I've hired them and both times were a great experience.

I just can't say enough how dedicated and professional Britt has been throughout the process to buy…read morein The Low Country. Her expertise and ability to handle a couple of circumstances made our experience much better than it would have been with other realtors we dealt before. She constantly showed support on our behalf most definitely working for our interest rather than the seller with transparency rather than concocting with seller to come up with a politically correct answer. Seller had through their field manager an incredible ability to BS to try to avoid responsibility on some repairs needed but thanks to Britt and our demand to bring the G Manager into the picture we were able to get what was fair as far as repairs and the refund of some 'bait and switch" money for an upgrade we paid back in December. Morgan did an exceptional job every Thursday with pictures, it was great to be able to see what was missing if any. We would hire Britt right away if we had to buy again, without a doubt the best in the Low Country

The help and service during the home-buying process was fantastic and I am grateful for their care,…read moreunderstanding, and dedication to their customers. The experience that my family and I had with The Martin and Freeman Group, specifically, Britt and Morgan, was wonderful. From the start, it was bumpy but nothing major. Because I was unaware of Lindera's policy about having a realtor with me for the first visit, I might not be able to have Britt act on my behalf as my realtor. Kudos to Lindera for overlooking that policy due to my medical condition and having to work. I explained that I needed to have a realtor because I have stage 4 cancer and had to work as well. If there was any time that I needed help it was during this time so the home-buying process would be easier. The first meeting I had with Britt was at the Lindera Preserve office and from there we worked with Pam to see what models were available and when we could look at the sites they were being built at. During this, my mother and daughter were with me helping me decide what would be the best option for my situation. One of the problems during the home-buying process is my mother's superstitions, which I am not on board with. I only cared if the house had a good plan, it has potential for future upgrades, well built, and it has enough space to be comfortable. After looking between two homes that were available at Lindera, I chose a house that was decent sized with three bedrooms and had a room on the first floor. That was a need for me just in case there was a medical emergency. I wanted to have a room easily accessible to EMS should I need to be treated and evacuated to the hospital. The house was nice and cozy, but it was not my dream home. I chose it because it fit my mother's requirements more than mine, which hers was more about feng shui. Britt was helpful and patient and we were at the last moments of finalizing the house I wanted, but in my heart, the house was not what I wanted. The house that I wanted was the Jasper which is a beautiful open space floor plan with four bedrooms, a big patio, and a home that I could leave to my daughter when my time came. My mom liked the house but the fact that the front door and the back door were aligned with each other was a deal breaker. Again, a Feng Shuai issue, but Britt was considerate, unlike the Lennar mortgage rep who laughed about it. I thought it was ridiculous myself, but I was surprised the Lennar mortgage rep laughed about it because it seemed unprofessional to do so even though I am not a fan of superstitions, I think she could have been respectful about it like Britt was. I cannot say enough about how much that meant to me despite my different thoughts of Feng Shuai. I ended up not getting a mortgage done through Lennar due to several communication issues with the Lennar mortgage rep. One was that the Jasper I wanted ended up being sold to someone else because of her mistake. I voiced my concerns about getting a mortgage done with Lennar because of all the communication issues and Britt backed me up and thought it was a good idea. Once everything was settled and the actual house, I wanted was available, I signed the documents and was set for construction to start around the beginning of February and completed in June. During the build process Britt and her ace in the hole, Morgan kept me informed and provided pictures to show the progress of the build. Through the delays due to inspections, a change in construction managers, setting up independent inspections of the home, and issues with PenFed on closing day, I felt confident in Britt and Morgan. Some things did not go as planned but there was no lack of trying to get things back on track by Britt. I 100% recommend The Martin Freeman Group for your home-buying realtor. They genuinely care for their customers and ensure that you have peace of mind while helping you through the exciting and stressful time of home buying. I cannot thank them enough for their help with this home purchase, that will be the home that I leave to my daughter so she can raise a family one day. Thank you, Britt, and Morgan!

My husband and I are first time homebuyers, and we are so thankful that we went with this company!…read moreParticularly with Bryan Butler. Bryan has been an outstanding agent who is truly an advocate for his clients. We can't thank him enough for his advice, availability, reliability, honesty, transparency, his vast repertoire of connections and for his service in the United States Army. He has made sure that we were put first, and made sure that we got the best deals possible. There was always open and clear communication, so there was never any confusion (because it can get pretty confusing with all of the real estate jargon). He also never made us feel like we were just clients, but more like friends. He's also very responsive!! Have a question? Shoot it to him, and he gets back to you very quickly. No waiting around for a day with this guy. Bryan is truly a down to earth, kind, funny, hard working and humble man of integrity. Definitely all qualities that builds the best kind of trust with a realtor. We are now in the process of closing on the house of our dreams!!! Needless to say we hold Bryan in high esteem and wholeheartedly recommend him as your realtor!! If and when we move again, I'll without question call Bryan Butler!!

It is unfortunate that I am writing this review. As a business owner myself, I understand the…read moreimportance of reviews for prospective and ongoing business. I have owned a property in the Hanahan area since 2010. The house was never really a gem, but has provided a small amount of income that covers rent for my wife and I. after the last tenant moved out, it was clear they had not taken care of the property and required about $100,000 worth of renovations. My wife and I debated for several months on whether to sell or fix. Originally, because we found a house we wanted to buy, we decided to pursue selling. We had a number that we absolutely needed to have. I met with Caleb and was given a less than optimal number, but if sold as is, we would be able to make it work. I signed intent to sell. shortly after, I was contacted and advised that Caleb and his team were no longer interested due to title issues. I signed a release from the "Intent to Sell" document, with an assurance he would sign as well. At this point, my wife and I decided to use our life's savings to remodel the house and continue to rent. Contruction lasted about 5 months with several issues and more money to the original contractor. Once the home was approximately 80% complete, I was advised that this team were demanding execution of the "Intent to Sell" or that we give them $3,000, simply for meeting with Caleb! As a property owner, I would strongly consider doing more research on this team to be sure this is the type of business you can trust.

Prior to listing with Caleb I was greeted with enthusiasm and many promises. After listing with…read moreCaleb I was left with the feeling I just sold my house via a used car salesmen despite paying a 3% listing fee. Facts: Caleb tried to charge a $495 listing fee on top of his 3% sellers commission. His professional photographer will literally spend 5 mins shooting your entire house with no regard for how things look. Despite numerous conversations about how I wanted the house listed it was still incorrectly entered in MLS and his staff used the old listing from the previous seller which was erroneous. He subtlety pressured me to take the first offer and not even try to negotiate $2k more on a $285k sale price. Don't expect much help during negotiation. His staff was reluctant to procure any public documents that was requested by the buyer. You will have to answer the same questions repeatedly with his team as they work through the process. I spent more time negotiating with his team to facilitate my simple request than I did negotiating with the buyer. Rather than simply asking if I could spend an extra night in the house, his team spent more time telling me the likely answer rather than working with the buyer to make it happen. Despite an immaculate, move in ready home that was well priced. He tried to take the credit for it selling quickly despite him saying at the beginning that it should sell quickly. Closing thoughts: If you want to pay a premium price for bare minimum level of assistance and continual lack of attention to detail, go with team Caleb. Otherwise look elsewhere or at least pick a company willing to list for 1% in Charleston's hot market. They are a team focused on sales volume rather than maximizing sellers profit or customer service.

Not welcoming. Never called regarding a price. The person said her brother was in France and when…read morehe returned she would ask him the price of the table and chairs.

I was a Seller. Be VERY CAREFUL if you're getting ready to MOVE some distance away or out of state…read moreand think this would be a good place to sell some furniture, etc. Also be VERY CAREFUL if you are older and are used to good personal customer service. You won't get it....You're on your own, here. 1) Read every single word of the contract before you make that decision. 2) Communication was extremely difficult....couldn't personally talk to the people who could actually answer a question.....even if you go directly to the store. The people you need to talk to are never there. The contract so heavily favors the store owners 3) It will cost you money to transport any bigger items to the store (unless you have friends with pick-up trucks). 4) In the end....we made hardly any money......not worth the energy. 5) And since we were already gone.....we couldn't go back and pick up a piece of furniture (they said did not sell) to see if we could sell it ourselves. Personally.......I would not recommend. I was very disappointed. It was a horrible experience during an already stressful time.

I had the privilege of working with Kara Delpino and Harbourtowne Real Estate for both the sale of…read moremy home and the purchase of a new home. Her knowledge and professionalism are unmatched as well as the care with which she handles the entire process. I highly recommend Kara and Harbourtowne whether you're buying or selling a home.

Unbelievably horrible experience renting from Boneworks - DO NOT give these people your money. Day…read more1 I walked into a dangerous roof leak through an electrical light - was a total fire hazard! Thousands of dollars in damage and they will not pay a dime. They also didn't help pay for a hotel, storage, moving costs...they think that giving my security deposit back was above and beyond...They are now withholding rent money that was paid PAST the day they terminated my lease. But wait there's more... the day I discovered the damage, the real estate agent Kyle also did a walk through of the unit with a prospective buyer and somehow missed my soaked mattress, rug and the dead lizard on the floor? Both Hamilton and Kyle have been more than unresponsive - they've just straight ignored me. I have emailed the company and Hamilton multiple times and gotten zero response. This company is negligent, unethical and honestly just straight cruel - do not, I repeat do not trust them.

Never in my 7 years of living in Charleston have I dealt with a property management company as bad…read moreas Boneworks. Extremely unresponsive company and very rude. They could care less about their tenants. Upon moving in, our house was infested with fleas, missing electrical sockets, broken kitchen moldings, dirty bathrooms and windows, a broken door, dirt caked on the walls. We also had a horrible termite infestation for months to the point where they would be crawling on us at night or get into our belongings. Numerous work orders were placed and texts were sent to address these issues. These requests were not even completed a year later. The house still has a termites, flea issues and black mold. Kyle and Vinny are the most unresponsive, unorganized property managers, spending too much time posting listings on Facebook instead of handling their current tenants needs. The ceiling in my bedroom in started to continuously leak and damaged my belongings, they seemed to care less about this issue. I just had a serious surgery and couldn't do anything to stop the leaking. I tried contacting them over a 2 month span to address this issue, but my phone calls, texts, and emails were ignored. Eventually, after months of pleading they finally fixed it, blaming the delay on the landlord. They could care less about their tenants, they only want your money and to have their properties filled. I'm so glad I'm no longer a tenant with them. Avoid at all costs.