Having worked with Manny on a professional level for over 3 years now, I can confidently say his…read moreknowledge of short sales and ability to negotiate on his client's behalf is unparalleled. Manny is responsive and diligent, making transactions with him smooth and efficient. On the other end of the spectrum, I can also say he always has his client's best interest at heart and works tirelessly to meet and exceed expectations. His passion for his work shines through and is evident in the manner in which he conducts business, so if you are looking for a real estate agent you can trust, look no further!

I have had the privilege to work with Deniese for a few different clients and she has been awesome…read more She cares about her clients and always goes the extra mile. I would recommend her to anyone looking for a Realtor!

Kathi Comba acted as the agent for my wife and I in purchasing our first home and she was amazing…read more As we were searching for potential homes, Kathi was patient, always quick to respond to emails and phone calls, and clearly was focused on helping us find a home that meets our needs. Once we had an offer accepted, Kathi guided us through escrow like a pro, explaining all of the steps along the way and keeping us informed of all her communication with the sellers and their agent. We really enjoyed working with Kathi and she is highly recommended if you are looking for a professional, knowledgable agent to assist with buying a home.

Two stars because he did pick up the phone on the third ring and he answered my questions the best…read morehe could. However, while on the phone Todd DeBoer was quick to cut me off when I asked questions. He also came across very condescending over the phone, by laughing at the questions I asked. Never knew, that asking if there's HOA fees or a dog park nearby were such comical questions. But everyone has a different sense of humor, some worse than others... And after he dismissively answered all my questions, he hung up with urgency. Which was quite rude if I do say so myself.

This guy is trash. Showed me the unit for rent, and I supplied him all of my paperwork, including…read morea recent credit report. Claimed that I would have been the 6th application, and argued with me about collecting an "application fee", after I gave him every document he needed. I would let his landlords know how he's letting his clients vacant houses be vacant because of his willingness to screw prospective tenants with unnecessary, scam application fees. Go with somebody else. This guy is truly scum

Mitchell Management of Glenn D. Mitchell Realtors hits a home run again! No one does a more…read moreprofessional job keeping my property maintained and screens for the best tenants. Sometimes I forget this property is a rental as I never have to do anything as they take care of it all for me. My tax man loves that they provide a complete record with the proper forms needed to submit to the IRS at tax time. They complete the most thorough inspections of the property. I receive a report and pictures indicating any issues with the home that needs attention. Another great fact is how inexpensive and professional their contractors are who service the property when needed. If I was granted only one wish, it would be they could service where my other rental is located. Thank you to the entire team of professionals, including Stephanie and Marla working diligently behind the scenes who are never too busy to take my call or answer my questions. Please be sure to ask them for my phone number if you have any questions about the "white-glove" service I've received over 16 years now. Bev Kovacik

I have been a renter with Glenn D. Mitchel Realtors just under 5 years. I have to say they are A…read morehonest and reputable company. Jennifer Mitchel Property Manager who is awesome, Stephanie Wilson who is understanding, honest, but firm is great. If you are looking to buy or rent this is the company you should go to. Thankyou Mitchel Management Service Clarrisa

Our dealings with Rachael Kaiser taught us a harsh lesson: never trust a "professional"…read morerecommendation without heavy skepticism and digging into past customers' experiences, especially after we relied on her sister's construction company for our home renovation. We met Rachael while she was handling a listing for a neighboring property, where she eagerly pitched her sister as an "outstanding" general contractor. Although we were not yet formal clients of Rachael, she knew we intended to list our 2,900sf home with her once the renovation was complete. Based on her glowing endorsement and that understanding, we hired her sister's construction company--only to feel misled from the start. The renovation quickly spiraled into a disaster, with the paint job exposing the company's deceit from the outset. Rachael's sister personally assured us they'd use premium, high-quality paints, proudly presenting several small cans of top-tier paint and meticulously applying color samples to our walls, saying, "This is the paint we'll use." Early on, everything looked and seemed great--we had no clue, initially, of the trouble brewing beneath the surface. Wisely, we kept those cans, a decision that paid off when we later used their printed store labels to pull purchase records tied to our home's address and project name from the store where the cans were purchased. Those records revealed a damning truth the company tried to bury: they omitted them entirely from their CSLB arbitration submissions, likely because they shredded their flimsy defense. Their defense was that they never specified what type of paint would be used--shameful. They also claimed to have applied 115 gallons of low-quality exterior paint, an absurd amount that could coat two homes our size, yet our 2,900sf home ended up with just a single pitiful, thin layer that started peeling and fading within months. The receipts told the real story: of that supposed 115 gallons, 40 gallons were untinted base paint, which any contractor knows is returnable for a full refund, unlike custom-tinted paint. Even worse, their first paint purchase didn't happen until seven days after they began painting our house--a glaring red flag proving they started the job with a stockpile of cheap, low-grade paint they already had on hand, costing a fraction of premium paint. This was a clear move to pad their profits at our expense. It's no stretch to imagine those untinted gallons were cashed in or stashed for their next ploy. Meanwhile, the construction company charged us a jaw-dropping $36K for this painting work, every cent squandered since the entire job had to be completely redone. This wasn't just incompetence; it was, in our opinion, a masterfully orchestrated dodge of quality, crafted with precision from day one. Rachael Kaiser, who hyped her sister like a used car salesman trying to offload a lemon, pulled a vanishing act when the job went south, and we severed ties with the company. Despite knowing our clear plan to list our home with her post-renovation, she offered no support--not a call, not a text, not even a whisper to mediate or hear our side. We were forced to pursue state arbitration through the CSLB, a grueling process we chose over a lawsuit that would have taken years and cost tens of thousands more. We won, bolstered by receipts the company had conveniently omitted, which exposed their misleading practices. A construction consultant also inspected the company's work, delivering a damning report: "The company failed to meet an acceptable quality of workmanship" and "failed to obtain a permit before commencing work," confirming the poor, shoddy, performance we observed firsthand. Her role in this debacle is undeniable. Rachael Kaiser's highly enthusiastic endorsement, paired with her awareness of our intent to list with her, directly led us into this costly mess. Yet, when the project unraveled, she disappeared, seemingly untroubled by the financial and emotional toll we endured. Our budget was significant, reflecting our commitment to quality, and our timeline was flexible--there was no rush or pressure to complete the work hastily. She still flippantly promotes the company despite this. Disclosure: This experience concluded 18 months ago, but the damage and emotional toll remain with us to this day. This review is not about vindictiveness; it's about sharing our story to prevent others from facing the same outcome. We placed our trust in the reputation of the real estate company Rachael represented, assuming an agent from such a well-known firm wouldn't steer us toward a contractor capable of delivering shady, substandard work. That trust was misplaced--and expensive. We fell for a dazzling pitch and got burned--don't let a polished nameplate blind you to the truth. Check every contractor yourself, or you'll pay dearly for someone else's empty promises.

Choosing Rachael to sell our home for us is one of the best decisions we have made. She has the…read moreperfect balance of friendliness, professionalism and diligence and we are confident we would not have had such a smooth and successful sale without her expert guidance (and this is even during Covid). We chose to work with Rachael as we had originally bought our property from her, so had already experienced her professionalism from a buyers perspective. We knew she was the perfect person to sell this home again - she knows Pacific Beach, Birdrock and La Jolla better than anyone (in fact she lives herself just a few blocks from the house we sold!). Now having experienced Rachael as a buyer, and as a seller, there is no-one we would recommend more highly. Our selling journey began with Rachael valuing our home, providing a full directory of similar past and present listings for us to understand our home value, and then working out what steps we needed to take to fully maximize our home's selling price. This is where Rachael came into her own - she organized EVERYTHING. For example, we decided to repaint the interior of the house. Rachael organized 3 independent quotes for the work, hired the one we selected, arranged everything to do with the work...we didn't do a thing. (We actually separately got a quote ourselves just to double check and it came in at 25% above the price Rachael got for us... she has great contacts!). Same story for handyman, cleaning, window cleaning.... We had issues with our staging - our original staging company didn't do as high quality a job as we wanted. Rachael not only found and organized a new staging company, but paid for the second stager our of her own commission as the original company had been one of her recommendations. If you come across an issue she will for above and beyond to fix it for you. If we ever move back to San Diego, Rachael will be our first call. Thankyou Rachael!!

May 30, 2026 I have…read morelived in my mobile home for 10 years, and one thing I 've really appreciated is that Mobile Home Connection doesn't forget about you after you've purchased your home. Even after all these years, Rosemary continued to care about my home and my experience as a first-time homeowner. Recently she helped arrange for my home to receive a fresh coat of paint and have my stairs repaired. The work was completed by Coastline Construction, and they did an excellent job. The crew was professional, courteous and paid attention to details. I truly appreciate Rosemary's support in making this happen and the quality work provided by Coastline Construction. It's reassuring to know there are still companies that care about their customers long after the sale. If you are thinking about buying a home, I highly recommend Mobile Home Connection. Kari H.

Worst decision I could have made was using MH Connection. I will never paint all agents with the…read moresame brush. Each is responsible for their effort and for their failures as well their successes. In my case it was a case of most of what was said was not correct or true. Just my opinion but shouldn't a real estate agent/company be at expert level of communication? Large sums of money are on the line and peoples lives are in a state of movement. Factual communication and truth are EVERYTHING. Sadly I got little of either with MH Connection. I was beyond helpful in trying to get my home sold. I was on time, every time with getting things done and facilitating the process. Apparently my buyer and agent, I'm guessing the buyers agent also didn't care to do the same, didn't care to do their parts. Dates were given. Escrow length was set. I was promised I would walk away with a set amount after costs. The reality was that the escrow date close was far from accurate causing us to have been ready to move out almost 3 weeks before it actually closed. The afternoon we were to close my agent advised me the buyer had paper delays. Yes....That same day! I had no indication the buyer was not keeping up. I had no indication the close date she gave me was not happening. For the next almost 3 weeks I was told things were moving and we should be able to close well before the new close date. Nope. Didn't happen. The day finally arrived when I was told escrow might close. IT DIDN'T. The next day I was told it was probably closing today and that escrow was going to call me. Escrow did call and the woman I spoke to said it would NOT likely close today. I chose to believe her since my agent had been wrong so much. At about 3:15 p.m. I got a message from my agent saying escrow was closing. I checked and had no deposit yet so no it was not closing for me. I checked my account again at about 3:40 and my money had been deposited. I was beyond disappointed to see that the amount was almost 8,000 less than I told my agent I needed to come away with. I had told her this at contract signing and again when the buyer wanted help. I told her clearly I would help only of I still walked away with the set amount after costs. SHE KNEW THIS! I messaged the agent and I let her know my funds had been deposited. It was not 3:47 pm. I said I could be out tomorrow morning at 8 a.m. Her response??? "The contract says you are supposed to be out by 4 p.m. on the day of closing.". So technically in 13 minutes!!! I said I would head home, pack and get out asap. We packed our cars as if being evicted and left. Less $8,000 that I was told I would get. MyH Connection agent was not watching out for me, HER CLIENT, and instead seemed content to let the buyer steam roll me with his time schedule and his financial savings and not mine. This experience with MH Connection left me angry, disappointed, unsupported, and frustrated. Many nights of sleep were lost and my wife's nerves were a mess. Poor communication...Untruths....Loss of money...Lies. Use MH Connection at your own risk. I lost big and I didn't deserve it. By the way...The buyers agent was also with MH Connection! My feeling is they just wanted the deal to go through no matter what do that they could get t their commissions. I can't say anything good about MH Connection and the people I dealt with. How can you be off by $8,000 dollars?

We came to know Laura through a mutual friend. In 2008, she worked tirelessly to help us find a…read morehome in the North County. We were getting frustrated looking for something perfect for us, but she helped us target our search and determine what was important to us. We ended up in a home that turned out to be the perfect fit! It was during the crash of 2008, and she got that bank-owned short sale closed for us in less than 3 weeks. Absolutely unheard of - and yet she did it. Thirteen years later, we contacted Laura again, this time to sell the home she helped us find. Laura gave us our list of things to do to give our home the best chance to bring a good price. We followed her advice and were stunned to sell far over anything we dreamed was possible. In this process, we encountered her photographer, who was also exceptional. Our listing was (if I can say so myself) stunning, which I'm sure attracted the right buyer to our home. The honest, down-to-earth comments about the home were equally on target, as if she had lived here and loved the home right along with us. Do not EVER hesitate to use Laura Lothian in either a buyer's agent or seller's agent scenario. She's a tigress, and she will not stop until you are happy. I value our relationship, which now extends beyond "just an agent." Laura (and Simon) have become like family to us.

The worst customer service, promised to call back never did, promised send me an offer never did…read moreand never got back to me. Very poor customer service.

What an outstanding agency that is also immersed in being a vital part of the community. Kind,…read morecaring and responsible! Thank you to Trevor and the rest of the Cromwell group for their generosity with "Rally for Ruby!" Trevor went beyond the call of duty with helping us by picking up things and bringing it to our home!

We really enjoyed working with Chase. We originally were looking at homes without an agent when…read moreChase showed us a home he had listed. We were quickly drawn to his honesty and knowledge of the area. We ultimately decided to start using Chase as our agent. Chase's awesome negotiating skills helped us get the winning bid on our new home. He knew how to structure our offer to beat out the others. We are so glad we went with Chase and would recommend him to any one.