Trevor Neumann was my agent. he would not respond to me and wasn't showing my home. I had to post…read moremy home on Zillow on my own. we were in contract for nearly 9 months, while the buyers would travel while sitting on the contract. he pushed for us to save money for the buyers in escrow, but it was an entrapment as they kept pushing the contract just so they can get a specific interest rate. I lost over $15k waiting on these buyers all why they attempted to threaten us saying they would sue if we didn't close due to their tantrums. please doesn't be mislead by con artist who are willing to manipulate and thieve as much as they can from your hard labor and work. really wish people would stop gaslighting so much and be honest. selling my home in New York was the worst experience I had ever had. The people are rude and condescending . plus, they want something for nothing.

My realtor Lisa was supposed to be working for me. I think she showed my properties twice. Both…read morewere sold by outside realtors. I tried to get answers on several issues quite frequently but she was hardly EVER able to assist or fix anything. I feel like I was the one who had to do all the footwork and all she was doing was waiting for commission. She didn't attend either closing only realtor not there. I even asked to have signs removed especially on one property that was sold I was told she would try to get them picked up but she had other commitments

Sandra Park is a highly respected Hudson Valley realtor who truly deserves the outstanding reviews…read moreshe has earned. A friend of mine worked with her to sell a property in the Town of Hyde Park, New York during a particularly challenging time of year, around Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, when ice, and winter storms made Hudson Valley showings difficult; however, Ms. Sandra Park remained energetic, determined, and fully engaged throughout the process. Ms. Sandra Park's planning and strategic approach were brilliant. Ms. Sandra Park expertly managed a complex transaction involving surveying, septic concerns, and other technical issues, handling each with a level of initiative and expertise I have previously seen only from attorneys. Her communication with the buyers' attorney was proactive, clear, and effective, keeping the transaction moving smoothly despite its complications. What stood out most was Ms. Park's command of every aspect of the transaction, from elevation reports to regulatory details. Her planning, foresight, and problem-solving were genuinely impressive, and her guidance made the sale of a truly valuable and unique property feel manageable and well-supported from start to finish.

Sandi Park is the best realtor we have ever had and really helped make our out of state move as…read moresmooth as possible. She has expansive knowledge of the Hudson Valley / Westchester real estate markets. Sandi helped get us an accepted offer in a super competitive Westchester market - all while we were located several states away. She goes above and beyond for her clients, is an amazing advocate, and has truly become a friend. You can't go wrong with Sandi!

I have know Tijuana Vann for over 5 years now. We met during a recruiting interview and have been…read moreworking closely together ever since. Tijuana is also a certified Dept. of State instructor as well as a notary public. She takes tremendous pride in what she does. She is an asset to our team and I highly recommend her when selling or buying your home.

She did a wonderful job in the beginning helping us get our apartment. But when we had to break our…read morelease and relocate a month later, we came back to pick up some leftover belongings that were still in the apartment. While we were out running errands during the day, she still had keys to the apartment as she was trying to show the apartment to other potential tenants and actually came in without notifying us prior to entering. She notified me after she and the potential tenant had entered and walked through the apartment a few hours later. Later that afternoon, my husband came back to the apartment to notice that all closets and cupboards were opened, the patio door was not locked, and his duffle bag was picked through, and his electric razor and cologne were no where to be found, etc. So I called her right away to ask her where the missing items are, and why was my husband's duffle bag picked through, she refused to answer me and explain how and why this incident happened during her watch. She denied that she had anything to do with this, and that she and the potential tenant did not steal anything, no one else has access to the property except us and her. My husband was there for almost a whole week and nothing went missing or was stolen until the same day she entered into the property without letting us know in advance. I told her or her potential tenant to kindly return our belongings and that I will not file a theft report with the police, but she did not respond, which makes me not trust her anymore like I did when she helped us in the beginning. I specifically asked her to tell me who stole our belongings since she says it wasn't her, then I told her it must be the potential tenant, since they were the only 2 people in the apartment and she's the only other person besides us who has the keys. We are very disappointed!!!

If you go to Houlihan Lawrence ask for Chaowei "Charlie" Huang. What an amazing human being! He…read moredid such an outstanding job with our process. While there were complications, he was there every step of the way. He is very professional and very knowledgeable. He always kept us informed and ensured we understood every detail. A real stand up guy you can TRUST! Thank you Charlie!

Horrible company to deal with. I made a 3:00 appointment with Ryan to tour a home. I called twice…read moreand texted him. He finally showed up at 3:35 wearing jeans and a Mickey Mouse T-shirt. The photos online did not match the property at all, they must be years old. I asked him to email me the co-op rules for the property I was viewing and he never did. Be aware, false advertising.

Robyn was just an absolute pleasure to work with during a very stressful time in our lives. Robyn…read morewas responsive, knowledgeable, kind, and trustworthy while we were looking for a rental. Always cheerful, always on time, always professional - she made us feel heard and important - as if we were her only clients. I can't give her enough stars. She is an exemplary broker with high integrity and an overall terrific person.

One of my most favorite REALTORS! I can attest to her credibility and professionalism! I have known…read moreRobyn both on the job front and off. She is ethical, hard working and driven to succeed and get the job done. Whether your selling or buying you can be sure she will represent your best interests! Excellent REALTOR! Call her today!!!

We sold our house with Lynn Fronckowiak in 2012 and this review has been a long time coming. Our…read morehome was listed for one day and we had not even had our open house that was scheduled for the weekend yet, when she received an offer from unrepresented buyers with no financing in place that was literally $500 over what we had told her that our bottom line pricing was. We were first time sellers and I had originally bought the house from my grandmother, so we were completely inexperienced. She took full advantage of this and when we asked how long we could take to respond, she advised that we respond that night and when we asked if we should counter, she said that countering their offer may scare them away and she wouldn't advise it. These were buyers that contacted her directly, so they had no buyers agent. In NY, where we lived at the time, an agent could represent both the seller and the buyer and be a dual agent. Therefore, getting both commissions. We had negotiated a 2.5% sellers commission to her and the standard 3% to the buyers agent. Now she would make 5.5%, if we went with her buyers. This was day one on the market and we had no other offers. These buyers had absolutely no pre approval or even a pre-qualification! We did not know that they should have this in place until I spoke with a friends mother that informed me of that it was absolutely crazy to accept it. Lynn completely downplayed this. Now, having gained some real estate experience, I realize that a realtor that truly had our best interests in mind would never have suggested we lock up our house on day 1, prior to our scheduled open house, with buyers that have no financing, are coming in a ~5% under list price and are going to be represented by her as well! We ultimately decided that we wanted to wait until after our open house that weekend to finalize and accept an offer. We expressed that we felt incredibly uncomfortable with her being a dual agent. We discussed the buyers getting a different agent. She would only have another agent from her office represent them, but she advised us strongly against this, as she told us that it could slow the process down, that she could keep the buyers happy if anything bad came up in inspections and that she knows how to handle FHA loans (their loan type), etc. She talked us into her representing both sides, because we were naive and we needed our house to sell within slightly over 2 months and she had us convinced that she could do this if she worked both ends, otherwise we may not get it done in time. Mind you, this was less than a week into our slightly over 2 months. She had promised that Weichert places multiple advertisements for their open houses in various publications. When we checked, our house was not advertised on any paid publication (as she had promised it would be) outside of the MLS. They did not even place the road signs for the open houses anywhere other than the entrance to our private road and in the lawn. There is a main road that intersected about 1/3 of a mile away that I always saw open house signs on when houses were for sale off of it. They did not add a sign there. It seemed that she did not want to advertise our open house. Shady. Regardless, the open house was busy and we still received multiple offers after the open house (in a dead December market, ~2 weeks prior to Christmas). We had 3 offers and went back with highest and best. Surprise, her buyers were highest and one decided not to budge at all...hmmm. We will never know if there may have been other offers held back or if the one that did not budge, really did go up. I would not put it past her. Be careful and avoid Lynn. Over time, as I have gained experience in the real estate process, I realized more and more just how much of a ride that she had taken us for.

BEWARE these crooks and other Weichert Realtors !!! Bottom line Every time I inspected my…read moreprospective purchase, coincidentally there was always an agent leaving as we were entering My agent ALWAYS raved at how dry my basement was for a house of its age 6 months after I purchased, found and removed plastic bags covering multiple dehumidifiers in the basement (Another Weichert agent would turn off and cover the dehumidifiers before i entered the house) My basement was far from DRY Ok my lawyer said it would be too complicated and/or costly to go after them A couple years later a friend is selling his house in Marlboro His Weichert realtor (to this very day) is doing the SAME thing with the dehumidifiers The difference is his basement literally floods and he as the seller is fully aware So much for the useless NYS full disclosure law and the endemic CROOKED Weichert realtors