My husband and I utilized the services of Barbara Akkeron of Baird & Warner to sell our former home and purchase a new one. We had recommendations for several realtors from neighbors and friends, but Barbara impressed us with her answers, and ultimately we are very glad we went with her! Not just for the insight and experience she brought (for example, when we were crafting an offer), but also her relationships with other realtors, and also the excellent recommendations she supplied for various vendors (attorney, mortgage broker, movers, inspectors; in the case of the movers; they get so much business from her that they gave us a discount!) Home buying and selling is generally a stressful experience, but with Barbara's experience and advising it was as smooth as possible. We have already recommended her to others! read more

Baird-Warner is an outstanding agency that truly cares about the community. They continue to show their commitment to giving back and supporting the work of the G. W. Buck Boys & Girls Club. We are very grateful for the support of Realtor Kathy McKinney. read more

Before hiring Baird & Warner to manage your property, I strongly recommend reconsidering. They do not follow through with regular inspections as outlined in the agreements. Additionally, if you choose to transfer your property to another management company, they will send a deposit check made payable to the tenant. If the tenant refuses to sign over the deposit to the property owner or new management, the deposit is essentially lost." read more

Our experience working with Sally Marsch was a 48 hour course in how to NOT succeed as a realestate agent! Sally is the listing agent of a property in Gurnee and when we arrived to tour the listing, she hadn't bothered to inform us that the seller hadn't put the keys in the property's lock box (as is customary). Instead (again not telling us) the seller had engaged the house's security system and we needed to use a keypad to enter. While trying to figure this out, we had reached out to her and left a message but she never returned the call. A little disconcerting the listing agent isn't available when the property is being toured but not a big deal. We were very impressed with the listing and made an offer that evening for over the asking amount and remove the continegency of our home selling to secure the deal! Guess how many times Sally called us back after this? Not once. She barely acknowledged us. The next day she emailed us saying she 'wanted to give everyone time to submit an offer' and said they wanted to allow util 3pm the next day. The problem is that, we ALREADY made an full price offer and it wasn't right to 'sit' on it. Either you accept the offer or you reject it? We wrote back to Sally and said we'd prefer to hear feedback on our offer that evening at 10pm that night. No response from Sally, again. The next day she reiterated her preference to 'wait' until the other offers came in, not realizing we had already requested an answer on ours! It is completely unethical to make someone sit and wait after submitting an offer because you're 'waiting' for better offers?? If the seller had told us 'No', that would have been MUCH more prefereable than nothing. This is the communication style of Sally Marsch, nothing. If we were selling used computers through Facebook Marketplace, I wouldn't be surprised with this level of indifference or inattention to detail. I am shocked that a real estate agent would conduct business in such an apaptheic and unprofessional manner. Suffice it to say we're still in the hunt for a new home and if we see ANY listings with Sally Marsch as the listing agent, they're immediately crossed off our list. She's successfully burned bridges with me, my wife, and our realestate agent! Thanks for reading Sally Marsch's how to NOT succeed in realestate! read more

Our experience with Baird & Warner was terrible. We didn't feel listened to by our agent, and what's worse, we felt misled by the loan officer our agent recommended / worked with closely. We saw 10 houses before we were informed that our loan type made us extremely unlikely to be selected in the house buying process by home owners. I'll spare the specifics, but it basically meant that even if we had the best offer on the table we'd be overlooked for someone with a different loan type. This meant that none the houses we saw, the energy we put into going to viewings, and time we took to make it all happen was completely wasted. None of the houses we saw were ever an option. We depended on both of these people to help us understand and navigate the process as first time home buyers and in the end felt like our money wasn't any good ( we came to the table with $30k to put down). In the end we asked our agent to cancel our contract for misrepresenting our situation and instead of acknowledging our frustrations or our request to terminate the contract, they pretended like we didn't ask and suggested they keep sending us listings. While this experience is VERY specific to our situation, the senior level agent should have been prepared to help us understand what all this meant up front AND should not have ignored our request to terminate. Even if the answer was no, it would have been better than pretending like we didn't ask. Now we are stuck until January 2022 before we can even consider another house or we'll be in breach of contract. I wish the agent had been honest with us about our limitations. We would have expended our energy very differently. I wish the loan officer had treated us like real people instead of assuming we knew all the lingo and rules. The loan officer ignored my emails and calls. In the end I asked some questions to the loan officer about how to go about pursuing a different loan and they still haven't responded to my email (it's been 3 months). read more

Brett Kendrick hired my company to repair and refinish a shower base. We did the repair and refinished it. The base cracked again. Brett discovered that the base was not properly supported underneath. He blamed us for not knowing this and stopped payment on his charge. We only do refinishing of the surface. We do not inspect the underneath of a structure. I paid the technician for the work he did because he did what was contracted. I am out this money because Brett was dishonest. read more

The property manager I work with is Kevin. He is very efficient and reliable when something needs fixing it gets resolved the same day. I recommend this company for anyone who has Property that needs to be managed. His customer service skills are above and beyond. read more

HORRIFIC experience. My advice, take just a few extra hours and interview SEVERAL agents from differing agencies to determine the best company for you for the sale/purchase of your new home. During your interview request to review a copy of the agency's Marketing Agreement. Read thru it completely and prepare questions. DO NOT allow your agent to coerce you to sign with them for 12 months. Average agreement is signed for 3 months. They'll give you the spiel "your house is beautiful, it will sell quickly, don't worry about the contract length". There is no guarantee your house will sell quickly. Being ill advised on pricing set me back months in the sale of my home. It also adversely affected my life, my family, my finances and my health. Do not allow your agent to overprice your home, even in a seller's market. If you have to start lowering your original price, buyers begin to question what is wrong with this home and skip right past it. Some agents and agencies might have years of experience, a listing of commendations and a sales pitch that will knock your socks off. Don't be swayed! When my house did not sell and I shared my dis-satisfaction with my agent and the agency upper management, and also presented my concerns that my agent was not performing to the contractual language, I was basically told, too bad, you signed for 12 months. If felt their response to my concerns was disrespectful, arrogant and very unprofessional. Trust me, you want to hire an agency that will work FOR and WITH you. In my opinion, that agency is NOT Baird and Warner of Naperville. Slow down, take your time and do your research. You will be thankful in the long run. read more

CAROL GUIST: I want to give a shout out to Carol Guist. She's a real estate broker for Baird & Warner in Naperville Illinois. Carol is truly a relocation specialist. My husband and I have moved many times over our lifetime. Carol is by far the best agent we have ever come across. She is extremely knowledgeable, she works solely for you, she listens to your needs and your wants. She goes above and beyond anyone we have worked with in the past. it really doesn't matter if you need to get a hold of her at 9 o'clock in the morning or 11 o'clock at night she's always there for you. You can tell she loves her job. Carol is very professional yet by the time your home is sold you feel you've gained a friend. She's truly second to none. read more

Baird & Warner - Real Estate Services Near Me - Naperville, Illinois

Chris Katsulis and the C Thomas Team at Baird and Warner Lincoln Park were AMAZING at NOT selling my single family house, a beautiful recently renovated single family in Chicago. But don't worry, it was my fault, at least according to him. Chris was AMAZING at forgetting to put my house on as a coming soon when we signed the listing agreement in March until the recommended work and staging was finally done in June. Due to labor shortages, I struggled to complete the 20K of work he recommended .We thought this could be done in 30 days. It took 90. He insisted that we repaint the interior that had just been painted a few months earlier with the color recommended by a different realtor, but was the "wrong" color for 2021. A new fence, landscaping and staging all took time. At least having it as a coming soon would have maybe got some activity during the prime Spring selling season. Chris was AMAZING at something called aspirational pricing. He was busy so he went last in my interview process. Then made sure he wanted to list it higher, much higher, than any other realtor I was considering. After 30 days, he was very aggressive and even mean, suggesting I was not serious about selling my house. I definitely was stubborn because I thought he was sure it would sell. I ultimately dropped the listing price considerable and still not sale because it was now the fall. Chris and his team were AMAZING said they would cover the staging appointment when I has to be out of town. They told me to leave items for them to use. Apparently they told the stagers, "We were gone." I think the stagers thought we were dead. I come back home late on a Friday night, knowing I had plenty of food. Nope, my entire kitchen being cleaned out. All of my food in the refrigerator, freezer, pantry, spice cabinet, all had been "thrown away." Shrimp, steaks everything. Dishes, pans, nope, all boxed in the basement, because the house needed to look like no one lived there. The rest of my stuff that they did not use? Would you mind your baccarat crystal glasses being thrown like garbage in a box with your kitchen knives? Chris was amazing at telling me it was my fault because I should have packed the nice stuff myself. The team photographer was AMAZING at forgetting to take photos of my amazing backyard that I paid to have landscaped. When I pointed this out it took almost another month to get another photographer out and then over a week to get the photos on the internet. Chris was AMAZING that after it was staged as if it was a model home, to tell me the staging company said I and my dogs could not live in the house. I had to spend several months on my friends couch. She has two cats and I am allergic to cats. Chris was AMAZING at doing open houses every week, but no one came, because... wait for it, we missed the Spring selling season because it took me too long to get the work done, Chris was AMAZING at asking me to pay for my own advertising because, you know he gave me a "deal" on the commission. Chris was AMAZING at not taking my calls or telling me that he needed to find time in his schedule or cancelling because he had to watch the kids because his wife was at Bible study. Chris was AMAZING at missing his exit call with me this week. It is now a year later than when I started this downsizing process. Instead of being downsized into a Condo. Oh yeah, he was pressuring me hard to buy a condo before I sold the house. I am worrying about hiring someone to shovel the snow and now that it is off market, every realtor in Chicago is calling me to tell they they can sell my house. In the spring I am doing FSBO. read more

Scam!!! They stole my listing of my rental house. They used exact description and address of my place and photos, they put ridiculously low price to scam people. Do not apply through them and give your personal sensitive information. I absolutely disgusted with this company. It got listed under broke name Julie Schwager. read more

my realtor caitlyn mclain she's good @ putting pressure on making a sale. If dint want the house for any reasons she will have a Tantrum.find a realtor that's for you not there pocket. read more

SCAM!!! I have listed my property for lease and few days later someone tells me that my exact listing with my pictures is now showing for a much lower price by this outfit and the listing agent is Julie Shwager. Made several attempts at contacting her with no return call. This place is hijacking listing to get traffic to their site. I'm disgusted. Do not trust them or give them any information! read more

Dean Benevice Baird and Warner Dean assisted us with the purchase of our family's forever home and was second to none. We originally started working with him back at the end of 2019 before the pandemic hit, and he was extremely patient and understanding to how that not only changed our timeline, but also what we were looking for. Fast forward to July of this year, and with the the housing market on fire in the areas we were looking at, Dean was on top of it. He provided us new listings that matched our needs the same day that they became available. When my wife and I saw our eventual new home pop up on Zillow, Dean was already on it and was able to secure a viewing day 1 within hours of when the home was listed. This was very important as we were able to submit an offer same day. Since there were other offers on day 1 of the listing as well, we were able to submit our final/best offer since we got our offer in so early. Our offer was accepted, and we closed at the end of August. Had we been a day or two later with our viewing/offer, we would have missed out on our forever home. Dean was great at guiding us through the offer as well. Not just providing input about the amount of the offer, but additional items that would make our offer stand out should someone offer the same amount. He was also extremely quick with getting documents to us to not only submit our offer, but also after to ensure we stayed on track with our closing. He also set expectations about how the appraisal could impact us should it be significantly lower than our offer and what we should do to prepare for that as he saw that happening at times. Sure enough this was the case, and we were prepared so that it did not put us in jeopardy of losing the home. He also assisted us with selling our existing home. That by far was harder than I thought, but Dean was always there with great advice and was able to be a calming presence until the closing was complete. I cannot thank nor recommend Dean enough. He was always on time (and early almost all of the time), worked hard to understand what we wanted/needed, quickly provided us with listings that matched what we wanted, and was extremely responsive throughout both the buying and selling processes. I believe one of the most important abilities an agent can have is their availability. Whenever we needed Dean, he was there to help. Thanks Dean! read more

This was a catastrophe almost immediately. When you place trust on someone who claims to be professional, but proves they are not by their actions speaking louder than their words, you have a no-win. This is what we got. M, Kerrigan came off nice initially, and for some reason decided we weren't worth any, or too much trouble; then he laid a big one on us when he called to inform us that he was "enlisting" a partner to help him along; what he did in fact is wipe his hands of us & our home, and pass the work of a home sale to someone who had only been doing it for just shy of a year. We know this because she told us. From an Open House sign, we almost had the house sold, but the potential buyer lost interest when he had a few basic questions that she could not answer. He came back to look at the house & property twice. All this took place with no chance of we the sellers, making any mistakes. The person he turned our home sell over to was equally incompetent. When we pointed out that we could have answered that potential buyer's questions, he just said they prefer to answer them. Needless to say, our house did not sell, and we wish we had known what awaited us with this place, and these "realtors." If no star could be awarded, we would certainly proceed with it. Terrible experience. read more

I am new to town. I received a recommendation for Baird & Warner and they couldn't have been more accommodating! Within 24 hours, they compiled many listings for me, along with a booklet of all the properties, maps, yelp reviews of local joints and all the property information...and I am just renting! Within 24 hours of the call, I was viewing properties! Edwin is very personable. He even gave me a tour of Naperville, along with a history lesson, because I was new to town! When it is time for me to buy, I will definitely be using Baird & Warner. read more

I started using this company when my now realtor, Susan Strange, contacted to let me know my condo listing had expired with my previous company, and did I wish to keep trying to sell/rent...I had no idea! I was upset and had so many issues with my previous realtor, that it only made sense to see if she could help me. Susan was fantastic! I'm in CA so trying to rent/sell a condo in Chicago, from here, was not going well. She found little things that I never would have known about that needed to be fixed, and was super communicative the whole time! She made herself available to even let in some repairmen as well bringing over a lamp and some furniture to help stage the place a little. She went above and beyond! She made the paperwork super easy to do remotely also. She did an open house and the place rented before it sold. The one month's rent payment to her/Baird&Warner was more than fair for all the work she did. She's been very kind to my renters, even let them keep her table. When the lease with the renter is up I plan to contract with them again to try and sell. Very positive e experience, I highly recommend them!!! read more

I will not be doing any business with Baird snd Warner. I had a bad experience . An agent overpriced my house for the market . I did not receive any offers within the first week so I agreed to lowering the price. I had some updates added to the property . I was pushed into accepting the first offer which came a day after the price was lowered. I was made to feel I had no other choices or options. In retrospect, I should have 1) lowered the price,2) announced upgrades had been added, 3) set a deadline for offers., 4) leave it on the market for at least another week. Baird and Warner did not keep the seller in the drivers seat during a sellers market , I was pushed out , so my agent could make a quick deal with a coworker in her office. I was made to feel awful about a home I had had professionally remodeled. I will never work with these people again. My interests , securing a good price for my home , selling to good people, were overlooked. The appraisal value is slightly below the original price and a good amount above the selling price. Baird and Warner if you do not make your sellers the winners in a sellers market you are failing miserably at what your business. read more

If I could give agent Jill Clark zero stars I would. We were the buyers in a transaction where Jill was the seller's realtor. From our perspective, it did not feel like Jill was acting in the best interest of the sellers. Perhaps she felt pressure because the potential sale was over 20% less than her initial listing. Had it not been for the work of our realtor & attorney, the purchase would not have happened. It was a difficult process the whole time and right up til the end there were issues [missing furniture that was to be included, switched lighting and missing screens & denied access to the property between our inspection and final walk-through (these visits were requested before the Covid-19 quarantine)] and an antagonistic environment. In the end, the sellers, the seller's attorney, our realtor and we all made concessions to allow the deal to happen while, to the best our knowledge, Jill refused to help in any way. We've been thru several real estate transactions as buyers and as sellers and understand realtors look out for their clients, as they should, but it seems Jill looks out for neither even if it means losing the deal. In my opinion, Jill is the most dishonest, unethical and rude relator I have ever encountered. In addition, our closing day was a nightmare. After all documents were signed and money paid, we were told Baird & Warner's directed ledger from the Title Company was wrong. Under threats of lawsuits against us, we were told we had to pay more (and later get reimbursed) to fix their issue. I will never work with Jill Clark or Baird & Warner again. read more

I am currently listing my home with another broker----and the first showing upon listing was within hours, by a Baird & Warner agent from the Naperville office. Although my own agent's listing coordinator posted very conspicuous signs requesting all lights are to be turned off by the showing agent before leaving, every single light in the house was on when I finally returned. In addition, a very clear sign in the entry way, requesting shoes be removed/booties be put on, right by the front door, was completely ignored. I had vacuumed prior to showing. The entire upstairs has brand new off-white carpeting. Big male shoe-prints, booties still in their original flattened state in which they were delivered to me by my listing coordinator. This is rude and unprofessional, in my opinion. The Baird & Warner agent just didn't give a crap, nor did their client. Based on this, I would never recommend the particular agent for buying or selling. Not giving a name; hoping the date of my post will perhaps send a message to the showing agent....who "on paper", has great credentials. read more

My agent, Christine Thompson, has been phenomenal to work with! I am in the middle of a difficult divorce and needed to sell my home. Christine has been there every step of the way during this process. She has been very understanding, as this has not been an easy transaction, primarily due to the circumstances. She has been receptive to my wishes, but at the same time willing to offer her expert advice. Christine does a beautiful job of being patient yet aggressive. Not only did Christine help me find a buyer for my home, but she helped my find an awesome new place fo me and my kids to move... OVER THE CHRISTMAS/ NEW YEARS holidays!!! If you're looking for an agent who works hard at what she does, look no further than Christine Thompson of Baird & Warner in Naperville. I know I won't when I look to move again in two years. read more

This is a shout out to Cindy Kennedy out in West Dundee. It was an absolute terrible experience with these very unethical people. They condone or hide behind "verbal agreements" in which the seller/broker agree on an offer, write up a contract, then use you to their advantage. The seller had agreed on our offer, which was still high for this house, then the day we were about to send the earnest money, the Baird/Warner agent took another offer out of nowhere! Totally crushed us, especially my 4 year old daughter. Unethical practice that only cares about the commission and the money going in their pockets. As a Marine Corps veteran it was very disheartening, thought that people actually cared about other people, I was wrong. I know it's not every agent out there, but this company must do this daily to people. Almost had our dream home, but it was crushed by a greedy Baird/Warner employee, who is in this business for all the wrong reasons. What made it worse were the text messages she sent to my broker, detailing her greed and dishonesty about the contract and our offer. Completely unprofessional. She used us a ploy to get her seller more money, but more importantly, lied and went against her word. Please use a different company, thanks Cindy! read more

During a potential relocation out of state my wife & I approached Holli Thurston from this Baird & Warner office to act as our realtor and help us sell our townhome in Aurora last year. We held off listing the property initially as we were coming into the holiday season and I was living/working out of state while my wife and kids were still in Aurora living in the townhome. This office has its own mortgage broker that they deal with and recommend (but do not "require") their clients work with... That mortgage broker just happened to be the husband of our realtor. While there may or may not be any impropriety there. There is definitely a conflict of interests that made my wife and I wary-- 1st warning sign. Holli was very proactive in getting our house listed and up on the market. But once it was listed and after the open house she took a much more passive role. She was slow to respond to my wife's voicemails and/or emails and came across as she had done all the work she needed to at that point and that if the house didn't sell it was our fault for not pricing it properly. On March 3, 2016 we asked that the listing be put on hold due to signs that the job out of state wasn't working out and that our plans may change. A couple of weeks after that I left the out of state job to return to Illinois and requested that the house be taken off the market de-listed. We had switched to another realtor at this point (Steve Jasinski out of Baird & Warner's Lagrange office) but the listing hadn't transferred over to him yet. He was assured by Holli that our home had been de-listed and taken off the market. Fast forward to this week. My wife and I have started getting a barrage of calls from realtors indicating our house had only recently been delisted and had been on the market for 244 days without selling. Despite being told otherwise, Holli had never delisted our home, she had merely left it in a hold status and let our contract expire. This reflects poorly on our property. It looks like the house was on the market for 244 days without selling. read more

I would not recommend Baird & Warner to anyone. They will work hard to get the listing and even inflate the price. Once they have listed your house, the service will come to a screeching halt. If the market slows down, they will just pressure you to reduce the price. The managing broker of the Naperville office is rude and unprofessional. Read the listing agreement carefully and make sure that there is a termination clause. Your best bet is to select another realty company. read more

If you are buying a home steer away from listing created by Grace Bardusk * Baird & Warner this listing agent will list false information to make the home seem more attractive then it is and then when you get in to the time frame of being locked in to the contract she will start to revile that the listing info was incorrect she has cost us at least 800 dollars a yr for 30yrs something we didn't budget for talked to the people that's involved with the purchase They assured my attorney that the bogus listing items were told to her that this was not part of the fees and she listed them anyway as part of fees This was deceptive practice on the firms part. We are very disappointed and has been put in hardship by there action. We are in the process of obtaining an attorney to bring this agent and firm up on charges for falsifying documents to obtain a sale. There's no excuse for this from professionals they are suppose to do all the necessary footwork to make sure they list the facts. Herman M. read more

Wish I could give ZERO stars. Sadly dealing with Julie Kaczor was the worst experience ever. She wasted six months of our time. She is more of a lister and not a seller. She does not do her own open houses and is slow to return calls and emails (if you even get one). She was always very rushed. We were not getting a lot of showings and we couldn't understand it. The ones we did have we had to hunt her down to get feedback. She was not proactive at all. I really felt something was very wrong with the listing. Turns out I was correct. In the area of the listing for agents only she uploaded a document about our house she shouldn't have. It was information on our dryvit and what needed to be repaired. I found out from a friend who is an agent who could see the document. When we received the report she wanted a copy and we handed it to her. At some point someone scanned and uploaded it essentially blackballing our house. When the repairs were done we emailed her a PDF version of the report. That version never made it to the agent section of the listing. Instead she blamed me for sending her the wrong version, when I never scanned the incorrect report, they did. My husband then proceeded to pull the sign out himself and go on a rager at her office. Luckily the managing broker was smart enough to get us out of the contract immediately. That stress caused him chest pains (have you ever pulled out a 'for sale' sign without any help or tools??) and he went to the ER twice in 48 hours, a week after that he ended up there again with an intestinal bacterial infection (what better place to catch an antibiotic resistant infection than a hospital?) that kept him in the hospital for two days. I blame her for all this. In fact she cost us money for all the hospital bills and our wasted time. We relisted about three weeks after ending our relationship with her. Found a wonderful agent who pulled the incorrect info off the MLS and we had a ton of showings, even during the Christmas holidays. In four months we received the best offer and just recently closed. The disdain I have for this woman is beyond anything I have ever imagined. Thanks to Jack Kelley at Keller Williams for being the agent we wish we'd found in the first place. read more

This company is absolutely the worst to work with. I moved to Chicago from out of state and from the very first meeting with my property manager, Sandra Matson, i've had nothing but problems with her. While doing the walk-through of my apartment, i made sure to note everything that was damaged/worn down on my sheet to make sure i would not be dinged for it in the future, as i've heard that happens a lot. She was extremely, extremely rude telling me and my roommate we were being difficult and even yelled at one of us to move out of her way. Since then, any problems we had with the unit she has been extremely hard to contact and left us with no response back a majority of the time. Upon move out, I was overcharged an additional month for rent because Sandra forgot to cancel the payments and it took them over 2 MONTHS to refund me my money. I sent my new address to the company 2 additional times and they still managed to send the check to the wrong address. We also were suppose to get our security deposit refunded within 45 days of move out and that was returned to us past the 45 days as well along with the receipt of what was taken out which was suppose to be mailed to us way before they deducted anything. This company clearly just does not know what they are doing and have the worst attitudes doing it. read more

Can I give this place a ZERO!!!! They are rude unprofessional and they would not know what good customer service was if it bit them in the butt! The realtor that was "working with us" if you can call it that did not know where they were going got lost many time seemed frazzled and then said realtor could not even open property door. It was a terrible experience ! I would not recomend this place to anyone not even my worst enemy. read more

I, too, would give the Property Management area of this real estate office a zero. Thank goodness I only had a 6 month lease because I don't know how I would have been able to stand it any longer. Horrible response to calls or emails, and when I asked to make an exit walk through appointment 6 weeks in advance, the week I was leaving he responded. Then the night before he told me he had a conflict and sent his father - no kidding!! Now I've been out of the unit for almost 4 weeks, and I've sent several messages asking about the status of my security deposit with no response. This doesn't even address the fact that repairs on broken things in the apartment were denied!! I wouldn't consider using them for any real estate need after my experience there. AWFUL! read more

DISHONEST AND UNPROFESSIONAL! I relocated her over a year ago and the relocation company recommended Baird & Warner for a lease and eventual purchase of a home. The branch manager Bill Gill and property management team of Edwin Hojnacki and Frank Passaro are dishonest and unprofessional. Forged the closeout documents and lied about what we accepted. This office cost me $$$$ between the town home lease and purchase. Bill told me to get an attorney and they would not interrupt the lease for me! REALLY!?!?! I will never recommend or use Baird & Warner again. read more

My review is specifically about Rick Lawrence of Baird and Warner Naperville. My partner and I were in the market for a home and Rick did a fantastic job helping us out! Very professional, very knowledgeable, attentive to OUR wants and needs and not a "what I prefer" type of agent at all. Rick met with us and broke down everything involved with house hunting, obtaining a loan, a timeline of events, and etc. He knew all the ins and outs of homeownership and really informed us of everything to expect from owning a home. His knowledge definitely made things easier for us when looking. If I had to say any negative things, it would be that there may have been a few bumps in the road where we thought he wasn't on the same page as us, but in my opinion, you encounter those situations when it comes to such an important decision as owning a home. It's a 30 year investment that you want to make sure you get right the first time! The other thing was when the property search wasn't finding many good places or updates, we did have to do a lot of the online property searching of homes ourselves, and then email Rick a list of places we would look at. He did offer up a few suggestions though. But, I think it was because he didn't want to be overbearing. He helped and guided instead of just doing mostly all of it for us. He answered all of our questions, and showed us every house we sent him (even if some turned out to be a "what were we thinking?!?!?" moment). We are now proud homeowners and couldn't be more happy with our decision. Rick definitely deserves much credit for the work that he did in helping us reach this goal! read more

Julia Sargis represented these picky buyers on the purchase of our next home. At our initial meeting, we provided Julia with specifics on the type of home and our budget. Julia went to work and promptly located several properties. Julia showed us/walked us through several properties, pointing things out we may have missed as well as gave us some excellent suggestions. Whenever we had any questions, Julia was always very quick to respond. We were extremely impressed with Julia's professionalism, courtesy, and her display of respect to the sellers and of their homes. From our initial meeting to our closing, Julia's expertise helped make this process flow smoothly. Julia is a confident professional with a strong knowledge of the real estate market and her areas. Julia Sargis is a sincere, hard working professional that was committed to helping us find exactly what we were looking for. She did!! Much respect to Julia Sargis and Baird & Warner. Julia went above and beyond. Thank you...... read more

The property management at Baird and Warner is not good at all. I have a house in Montgomery and I live in colorado, form the lack of communication with issues with the house and or tenant, to the arrogant responses to other questions and issues. You will be better off going with anyone else. Edwin told my wife and I on several issues that he didnt know what to do, that's almost ok but when the bills started adding up to the 1000's of dollars, that's the issue. We had to go find our own contractor to fix the problems. While still paying a property management company, when we brought up issues on our end (being the home owner) we were talked to like we had no clue and we idoits, well I guess we were for using Baird and Warner. If edwin is your manager I'm sorry if u experance what we went thru, his manager Frank never wanted to hear our side and always sided with his employee with out hearing our issue fully, DO NOT USE BARID AND WARNER PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, it's a waste of your money and will only aggravate you as it did me, look else where for quality service DO NOT USE THESE GUYS!!! read more

I had a horrible experience at this Baird and Warner. I used a realtor that should have retired long ago because she knows nothing about current real estate. Maybe I should not totally blame her because her manager was the rudest man I have ever met. I was looking to buy a home and when I was not satisfied with how they treated me, Bill Gill treated me like a child. I guess the customer is not always right. Everyone should know that this is the WORST location to go if you are interested in buying a home. You will not end up with a purchase, at least one you are happy with. I switched real estate companies pronto. I found out through my new realtor that the manager at Baird and Warner lied to me about several important aspects like laws for example. Do not go here if you want to be respected or get what you want. read more

There are not enough stars for our realtor Sunita Tandon. She went above and beyond for us. I was incredibly impressed with her skills and industry knowledge. Sunita thought about every detail and helped guide me through my first home buying experience. I could not have been happier and give her my highest recommendation! read more

Rarely does someone make an impression to motivate me to actually sit down a write a review about it. Well Sunita Tandon has made such an impression. Sunita is remarkable in that she is able to cover all the bases, all the time and make it look easy. Her professionalism, efficiency and natural graceful interactions are purely amazing! The selling agent's communication was poor(not Baird), and Sunita was able to continue to push them to get the answers we needed. Sunita was patient with us and was able to look out for our best interests. I've never seen anyone so motivated, energetic, willing and able to pull magic out of a hat as Sunita has done. What she does, the way she does it you can't learn, it comes naturally. She has a gift, she is a gift. I know Sunita was able to get us a great buy and I know when the time comes to sell our property, Sunita will naturally be the agent we choose. read more