Timmothy Cox Realtors held their closing here with us on March 15th, 2022. Happy to put this…read morechapter behind us. As of today we will be Cobb County residents. After touring a few homes with some Redfin agents, my mother, a realtor in California, was incensed by the lack of assistance or disclosures provided to buyers, and quickly put us in touch with Timothy and Team! What a breath of fresh air it was. Tim, organized the search, led the tours, provided insightful knowledge on each home, digging into the nuts and bolts to see whether they could stand up to inspection. We entered the Atlanta real estate market in January 2022, and things were just heating up. Looking at single family homes in the 400-700 range with excellent public schools. The market was a screaming mess of multiple offers, especially on those "immaculate" homes. It wasn't a "gimme." In this market there was blood letting! There were tears. We didn't get what we wanted many weekends in a row. The process will hurt. Every weekend was a tormenting wait to find out that we had lost. Dreams were shattered and having to begin the process all over again seemed insurmountable. However, we kept our heads on tight and kept sharpening our offers. We even went with a third lender which would purchase the house with cash. Suffice to say, after about 30 homes toured in 8 weeks and nearly half as many offers, we did it. We became home owners! The sellers even thanked us for having such a great realtor on our side. We found out they took our lower offer because they liked us more! What?! We have to thank Enrique Lecuna, Tim Cox, Amanda Gosset for making this dream a reality.

We have been at their 260 Property for about a year and find the Management Team extremely…read moredifficult to work with. We found the Property Manager Jasima Lyons is not only non responsive but downright rude. Morris was probably the worst! We DO NOT recommend any property leased or managed by Richard Bowers & Co.

The best commercial broker in Atlanta!!! If you are searching for an office space, you should…read morecontact Mr. Bowers. He has been in business very long time and he knows a lot of people in the industry. I was pleasantly surprised that the broker who represents building owners knew Mr. Bowers by his name. Also, he will definitely work his best to get you a good deal. Searching for an office space for my business was a long process because the place I am desiring has 91% occupancy. Still he has been very patient to work the deal for me. He is awesome!!!

Peggy was great to work with in selling my property - professional and available. She kept me…read moreinformed of market conditions and helped with unexpected problems with title and tenant issues. I would definitely use her services again to sell Atlanta real estate.

I am posting this review of Kerry Witt of Witt and Associates as a buyer's agent and as a property…read moremanager because had I known what is posted below I would not have hired him. I met Kerry Witt in 2006 when I was looking into purchasing a house. I entered into an exclusive Buyer agreement with him to help me purchase a house because, as I told him, I knew very little about older houses and needed someone to educate me about structures. I had engaged a similar buyer agent when I purchased a new condo a few years earlier. This agent was great and pointed out everything I needed to know about the condo I purchased. I found a house and purchased it with little or no advice from Kerry. I assumed, incorrectly it appears, that there were no issues to watch out for with my purchase. In 2010, I lost my job and moved out of state to live with family. When I could not sell the house, I decided to rent it out. I asked Kerry to become property manager for a fee and take care of all issues with the rental (other than signing leases procured by and paying for repairs Kerry identified on an ongoing basis). Kerry expressly informed me that after the property was leased I would no longer have to maintain the yard or clean the gutters as he would ensure that the lease make the tenant responsible for those items. I handed over my most expensive possession which was in very good condition. Kerry rented the property to a buddy of his in 2010, at what I suspect, a sweetheart deal rent to a buddy of his. Kerry did not perform any move in/out inspections or even bothered to check if the tenant was actually keeping the yard and gutters clean. This tenant broke very expensive custom wooden blinds when he moved out but Kerry did not charge him for that damage. Kerry rented the property to again in 2011 and followed what appears to be his standard operating procedure of no oversight and concern for the property condition or how the tenant treated the property. In July 2013, I informed Kerry to not renew the lease because I was going to sell the house. In August 2013, Kerry sent me a "repair" list prepared by a buddy of his that listed approximately $15,000 in repairs that included putting on a new roof, gutters, replacing all the fascia, a significant amount of siding and having the exterior painted. The reason for the "repairs" was water damage caused by clogging of gutters by fall leaves which had never been cleaned by any of the tenants. I spoke with Kerry's contractor and found out that he was actually a buddy of his and he confirmed that reason for the damage as clogged gutters. I then called the tenants who informed me that Kerry had been very lax in his response to their complaints about repairs, that he did not conduct any move-in/out inspections, evidence of broken expensive custom wooden blinds caused by the previous tenant, the email/phone exchange between Kerry and the tenants regarding the leaking roof; taking over 2 months to respond to complaints about the separation of an under mount sink from the counter, taking over 3 months to address soil settlement in the yard; the list goes on. I then spoke with Kerry about what the tenants and his contractor buddy had told me. To this Kerry responded that he "did not have the time to" maintain any repairs logs or documentation or move-in/out inspections on the property other than receipts for repairs that I paid for; visually inspect the property on a periodic basis; visit the property until June 2013 after receiving the tenant's report in April 2013 that soil had settled to a depth of almost 2 feet in the backyard; keep me informed of the fact that the tenants did not clean the gutters or maintain the yard; follow up to ensure that tenants had actually cleaned the gutters after tenant informed him that the roof was leaking in December 2012 or when he noticed plants growing out of gutters in June 2013. On August 28, 2013, I fired Kerry for negligence and asked him to return all items related to my property. I was informed by his wife that they would return the keys but had no records and had "purged" my file. I visited the property in October 2013 to hire contractors to perform repairs. At that time I heard the barking of a dog coming from the house. Apparently the tenants had acquired a dog in December 2012 in violation of the lease and Kerry Witt claims that he did not see or hear the dog when he visited the property the one or two times between December 2012 and August 2013, when I fired him. Since October 2013, I have spent close to $25,000 to replace the roof, siding, fascia, soffit, carpeting and gutters, the house painted and repair other water related damage. In addition, I had to have the interior painted to cover the water drip stains from the walls and ceiling of several rooms.

I had a virtual consultation with Danielle concerning buying a home next year when my family…read morerelocates to GA. She provided clear and detailed information to prepare me for purchasing a home in an exclusive gated community we have been eyeing for a while. Her professionalism is unmatched, and I value her as a trusted realtor when my family makes the move in 2024.

There was a realtor that was recommended for me to use by the name of Leah Nascimento before I met…read moreKat that sent me a $3000.00 invoice to send me the MLS list and assist me with a rental. I could not believe it, I had never heard of such a thing! Luckily, I found Kat by pure luck & I am so glad I did! I have been using realtors for years in Miami & Orlando, FL as that is where I use to live & I have never ever had such a caring, down to earth, competent & professional realtor!! I just did my walk through yesterday and moved from Orlando, FL to Georgia and she made it so easy. Always available to help me, no matter how annoying I was, she went above and beyond even when I bothered her during her vacation. This lady works hard and deserves all the credit I could give her! This review is 100% from the heart, she's amazing. Don't waste your time with any other realtor. This is the agent for you! Thank you Kat!

Called to ask to speak to someone about hiring them as a property manager and he rudely said they…read morewouldn't manage my properties because they have a $1500 minimum. Great I told him mine make $3500 and $2800 a month so that's not a problem. Maybe next time don't immediately dismiss someone without knowing anything about them or their situation. Rude and ignorant person answering their phones and it cost them business today.

Great realtors & great customer service. Very personable & customer oriented. Didn't use t gf em…read morebut enjoyed meeting them

Sharkey Real Estate has been exceptional in guiding us through over 25 transactions in Georgia to…read morebuild a diverse real estate portfolio, including short-term and long-term rentals, commercial properties, and land. Tim's deep market knowledge and strategic insight helped us secure high-value properties, from short-term rentals near Acworth and Woodstock's key attractions to commercial spaces and land parcels with strong growth potential. His data-driven approach, sharp negotiation skills, and personalized guidance ensured profitable deals and seamless processes. For investors seeking expertise and results, Sharkey Real Estate is highly recommended.

Tim Sharkey is extremely professional and he really understands the complexities of the real estate…read moretransaction. The entire staff was incredible to work with from start to finish.

Karla Arriola is a top-notch person, and someone you should get to know if you're in the real…read moreestate market - buying or selling! I've known her for years and trust her implicitly. For the last three years, she's been working with clients in all parts of town - from Dunwoody/Sandy Springs to Buckhead, to mainly Spanish-speaking clientele in Chamblee and other parts of town- and she can handle everything from rent-to-buys to buy/sell at the same time kind of situations. Responsive, friendly and hard-working. It's what you want in your realtor, especially these days!

Marc was by far the best real estate agent I've ever had, and I've had the good fortune of dealing…read morewith some very good ones. Marc new the area better than most, and ended up saving me a bunch of money on my new home. I will recommend him to all of my friends looking to buy a home!