Completely trustworthy, many times you don't feel you can trust people. The prices were great and…read moresome awesome finds.

Fun place! Always lots of different types of workshops going on. There is truly something for…read moreeveryone!

Jacqui Aurich was truly a delight to work with! From beginning to end she remained incredibly kind,…read moreprofessional and was prompt to reply to any questions or concerns we had throughout the process. Any buyer or seller would be incredibly lucky to have her in their corner! Thank you Jacqui for your hard work! I look forward to working with you again soon.

If you are looking for the absolute best real estate experience in the Clemson area, your search…read moreends with Sean Kelley at Monaghan Co Real Estate. Viewing properties with him is an unforgettable experience, thanks to his encyclopedic knowledge of nearly every home's history. His deep, generational knowledge of the area is unmatched. He doesn't just know the square footage and year built; he knows the history of the homes, the stories of the families who lived there, and usually has a personal (and often hilarious) anecdote from his own experiences with nearly every property. Sean's true superpower is his network.--he knows everyone! His massive network of local contacts is a huge benefit and invaluable asset to his clients, smoothing over potential hurdles and providing trusted referrals for every need that arises during and after a transaction. More than that, Sean is incredibly patient and dedicated. We had wildly changing ideas about what we wanted, and he expertly guided us through a diverse range of listings without ever showing frustration until we found our perfect place. I cannot recommend Sean Kelley highly enough. He goes above and beyond in every way. He's a good-hearted person who will tirelessly work for your best interest. If you want an agent who knows the area like the back of his hand, has the connections to get things done, and will treat your search as his own, call Sean.

Friendly staff and management. Very easy to work with and very responsive. I think often times…read moretenants hold the property management company solely responsible for their issues with the leased property, however most of the time working with the property owner can be nothing short of impossible, due to poor communication on the property owner's end, property owner has a lack of motivation or initiative to fork up money for repair costs, etc. Cope Property Management is excellent, much deserved praise here!

Cope Property Management managed our Lake Keowee property, a LLC controlled by three members, for…read moreabout ten years. While Cope Property Management founder, John Cope, who has a Business degree from Clemson University, originally managed it, we had no problems. However, things started to go downhill when John turned the control to the company over to his wife April on website is listes as "OWNER, BROKER IN CHARGE". After April (who also apparently goes by the pseudo name "Nikki", a lady never named nor pictured on Cope's website . . . more on this latter), took control, I have been locked out of my lake house without notice, four times in the past five years. Without notice to me, April Cope has had the keys changed to the main door twice (the house must be entered though two doors, 1. the patio door and 2. the house door). After I had tried the new key I was given on the patio door, I found that April had put a different lock on the second door! When I filed a second complaint, only then did April have their handyman change the lock on the inner door to match the key I was given to me for the outer door. Shortly after July 4th, 2021, my daughter (Kristy) called Cope Property Management, where Kathryn Powell, who works the front desk and has always been very cordial and helpful, told her that Nikki, who she identified as Cope's "Short Term Rental Agent", was the only one at the business who could block out the dates for the house on the rental computer. Kristen was then transferred to Nikki where Kristy identified herself as my daughter and made it clear she wanted to book the unrented house for the weekend of August 27-29 (She was going to have a group of 33 people at the house for one day (8-28). Kristy had catered a chef pulling a large gas grill driving from Greenville and invested in water equipment for a day of skiing. In all, she had invested close to $2,000.00 for this Saturday. Nikki told my daughter that she would book the house for her, block it off on their calendar. After checking Cope's public online booking calendar repeatedly over several weeks, Kristy noticed that Nikki never booked the house. I so called Nikki to find out what the problem was. Without any explanations as to why she never booked the house nor called my daughter back with an explanation, the dates suddenly appeared blocked off on their calendar. Finally, I thought we were all set for my daughter's big event; BIG MISTAKE!! When my daughter arrived on the morning of Saturday, the 28, she found that, without any notice and according to a witness, about four days prior to that Saturday, April Cope had their maintenance man again replace the key lock on the main house door, only this time with a keyless lock that only could be operated with either a finger print or a digital code without letting either me or my daughter know me the code. With these 33 people set to set to show up at 12:00 pm, my daughter was in a panic. After calling Cope's office in Seneca and getting no answer, I told my daughter how enter the house via the basement level which she did. However, opening the house door from the inside, she found that this digital lock couldn't be disabled with the door re-locking every time the door closed. Kristy, upset and angry, called me again. I drove over to the lake house, removed this digital lock and took it to Cope's Seneca office on Monday. I handed it to Kathryn and asked her what the code was? When she checked her computer, she said there was no code on file and she she knew nothing about this new digital lock being installed. I told her this was totally unacceptable! She said she would let Nikki know. On Thursday, Nov. 2, for the fourth time, Cope had their handyman installed a second digital lock, but this one could be also opened with a key. When I texted Nikki for a key, Nikki started texting me back, then suddenly it was April who responded telling me that Nikki had to quickly leave. April made it clear that I would not be getting a key, but like all Cope renters, I'd only be given a changeable code. When I demanded a key, April texted me back stating that she was only going to deal with one of the lake house members. When I told her that without a written contract, she had no legal authority to make this decision. April responded she had enough of, "this extra nonsense going on right now." and in two days, our lake house was removed from their website with the house being totally dropped when the last renter under Cope's contract left. Conclusion: Under April Cope, I encountered total confusion going on at this business. April Cope needs to understand basic business law and not make a verbal contact with only one property owner totally bypassing the other two. Moreover, be it John Cope or now April Cope, legally, all LLC members / owners of this lake house should have been given a copy of Cope Property Management's managing contract signed by all the owners with correct keys and kept up to date.

Unlimited Landscapes did a great job on my countertops in my new house. I used Victoria Falls…read morequartzite in my kitchen, marble in one guest bath, Crazy Horse Granite in my master bath vanity, tub deck, and shower seat, and a great leathered Black Pearl Granite in my other guest bath. I will post photos soon!

while their designs are decent any computer cold probably come p with something more creative-…read moreworst of all a job that should take one week turns into three months. Not even counting the two months I waited for an estimate. Don't forget either about the fact no one speaks English at all making it impossible to communicate. Your lucky if you even have workers show up and not sleep on the job. Oddly a number of times when i went to make a payment the business owner kept asking me to make the check directly out to him not the company. All in all or yard looks OK but i certainly wouldn't use them ever again. They still aren't done cleaning up their mess they left in my yard- i doubt ill even see them again!

Professional photography and service, excellent work, professional follow up to extra requests,…read morePROMPT. Great communication.

This photographer is a real PRO. The pictures he took for my listing were superb! He did plenty of…read moregreat interior and exterior shots and his drone photo was breathtaking. I will definitely use him again! -Kathryn F.

Patti and Gary truly did their best to make our real estate transaction as smooth as possible…read more Having two agents working for you has a lot of advantages over just one. They're nice and very professional. Also, they know and are respected by all the additional local people required to sell a house - repair personnel, advertising, staging, attorney etc. My wife and I highly recommend them. We really appreciate the excellent job they accomplished for us.

This real estate team is fantastic! Friendly and honest on all accounts. I have had the pleasure…read moreof working with Mike Sherrill who's main goal is to make sure all is best for his and other's clients. Reach out to this group if you want to sell or buy a house.