I sold a piece of property with this company almost 3 years ago. Today and from the other side of…read morethe country, I am receiving spam calls from them. Today, a woman named Amy called and claimed I had put an offer in on a piece of property. When corrected, she got very nasty and hung up in my face. The actual sale of my home with this company was pretty terrible. I had to retake photos of my home for the agent. I rewrote the description of my home for this company, and after several attempts by them, to lower the cost of my home, it ended up selling for 35k MORE than they told me it was worth. Seriously, look elsewhere for real estate services, and Miss Amy is just nasty, as shown today on her cold spam call. Customer service is NOT Amy's strong suit and should be avoided at ALL costs.

Work with agent Jason Z from that office.. He is a true professional. He is very knowledgeable and…read moreexperienced.

If you're considering a property managed by the company, run as fast as you can in the other…read moredirection. Mike Harmon admitted that he has no knowledge of finance yet is managing hundreds of thousands of dollars (poorly) and it shows in the disastrous condition of Harmon neighborhoods. The additive IQ of the 3 goons running this company likely doesn't even break into the triple digits- not the caliber of people you want managing your money and your property.

Thus company his in charge of our HOA and they do nothing to enforce the rules…read more They are paid to do a job and they don't do it and the liability of the rules being broken is unfair to other residents that follow the rules.

Tim Knop helped to sell my father's house when he died last year. As the executor I was responsible…read morefor the estate. The house was in Buffalo NY and I live in Hawaii, you can't get much farther away than that and Tim took care of everything very quickly. I found that with Tim selling the house I could focus on other parts of the estate because he was confident and kept me very well informed of the progress. It turned out my trust was not misplaced because he got my family and I more than we expected with the house and took care of every detail to the very end. Tim added many personal touches that made me feel that he truly cared about our loss and wanted to do his best to help. If I lived in western NY and needed to buy or sell a house, Tim Knop would be my first choice.

From the owner: As an agent who's an expert in this local area, I bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise about…read morebuying and selling real estate here. It's not the same everywhere, so you need someone you can trust for up-to-date information. I am eager to serve you. Here are some of the things I can do for you: Find Your Next Home- You need someone who knows this area inside and out! I can work with you to find the right home at the right price for you, including all the neighborhood amenities that matter - not to mention the essential criteria you have for your ideal home Sell a Home- When it's time to move, you need someone who will advertise your home, show to prospective buyers, negotiate the purchase contract, arrange financing, oversee the inspections, handle all necessary paperwork and supervise the closing. I can take care of everything you need, from start to close. Consult on Home Selling Tactics- Oftentimes buyers don't visualize living in your home the way you do. I can make your home attractive to its ideal audience - which can help you get top dollar. Things like staging the home, making repairs or minor improvements, or even simply painting the walls can be the difference between a home resting on the market and one that's sold fast. Don't hesitate to call Timothy Knop in Buffalo, NY. We are committed to your satisfaction. Call us today.

The 400. Such an enticing name. Not one hundred. Not two, not even three. But four. Entire…read more Hundreds. I'm flabbergasted at the thought. This high speed highway will take you from the clumsy confines of West Seneca to the sweeping vistas of Olean. I lean, you lean, we all lean on Olean. Literally. The Olean economy supports the entire Upstate region. Sort of. Well maybe not but my ex at St. Bonaventure is cute. Lots of cops along this road sometimes, so don't go more than 9 over the limit. Don't ever drink and drive. If you want to get to Olean, I recommend skipping this road and sticking to the 219 and then the STE. Aka I-86. The reason is that the highway stops just after East Aurora and then you're on your own with endless speed traps and the night. Holland, Yorkshire, Delavan, Franklinville, you name the town, you'll be at the stop light and doing 30 while crying because your own St. Bonaventure girl will be getting bored waiting and hopping in her friend's SUV to cruise over to Corning to meet some guys for some glass blowing activities. Seriously, it's pretty and all but I recommend sticking to the 219. This road takes forevvvvvvvver. Unless you just want to get to lower Transit or East Aurora. In which case this road is thoroughly brilliant.

I'm not as down on this road as Fox is. When I first read his review I thought to myself "I'll be…read moredriving it next week and will have to see if I feel as Fox does". Now I tend to only drive this road from Buffalo to East Aurora and back. I take it on the way to Mt Morris or to Elm Street Bakery. Depends on the day. The section I drive is well paved and a very easy drive. Speed limits clearly posted. Nice shoulders in case you need to pull over. A few other areas you can pull off. Easy on and off exits.