I am was interested in seeing an open house and contacted this agent via text for an appointment as per instructions. I was looking forward to connecting with Ms. Beaudoin as her reviews are very strong and the agency is in the neighborhood where I am currently shopping for a property. I have only been welcomed to several open houses with very positive experiences with realtors. Someone responded to my text and in fairness, I cannot be 100% sure it was Ms. Beaudoin, but it was her published number. I was told I could not attend the open house without a for a pre-approval letter. This resulted in a bit of a back and forth. The tone of the texts was aggressive and rude. Because I was taken aback, I wanted to clarify that I would not be allowed to attend the open house because I didn't want to discuss my finances with someone I had never had a conversation with or even met face to face. The response was, "well, do you have a pre-approval letter?" Then that exchange was followed with, was I working with an agent? It was a bit too much for a text introduction to make an appointment to attend an OPEN HOUSE! I do understand a realtor's position and if I asked to make an appointment for a private showing I wouldn't think it odd to produce a pre approval. However, this was an open house and there was no sort of professionalism in that exchange. It was really off putting and I thought about it for a few days before writing this review. However, this is just not how you treat people, especially in a relationship based business. I ended with the exchange stating that they were losing the potential of a great client financial and otherwise, thanking her for her time. About an hour later I did receive another text which ran on about how buildings are strict about financials and that after "asking my broker" I would be permitted to attend the open house and to let them know. Please, the level of condescending was so extra, I didn't need the favor, and one should not assume and/or underestimate the level of knowledge and intellect of another. It was really crazy. I never responded, having been so put off and disappointed by the exchange. Since the agency is in this realtor's name and assuming this might be the "broker" referenced in the text message, I cannot be sure with whom I was in communication with. However, there was no justification for what I experienced after a simple request to attend an open house. Whether my exchange was directly with Ms. Beaudoin or someone working for her it was simply not ok on any level. read more