The real estate person never called me back after I left a message. I went with another real estate company instead

Choosing Perry McDonald for a realtor was the best decision I have made in the real estate world. He is extremely knowledgeable, personable, responsive, honest and competent. Despite a challenging market and some delays beyond our control, Perry got the job done. I am forever grateful for the entire Bosshardt team's efforts in selling my property. You all are simply the best of the best! read more

Had our lawn cut, trimmed, edged, etc taken care of by a professional company before move out, yet they still charged us lawn maintenance out of our security deposit. Because of this, per the lease, they could charge an additional $150 on top of the "supposed" lawn care they had to do, which they charged $225 for. Complete crap. Don't recommend if your expect the full security deposit back. read more

I received a poem over the holidays written by the Bosshardt realtor that I worked with when I moved to Gainesville, Cindy Harrington. This poem consisted of incredibly aggressive, political, hateful stories about 2021. Regardless of a client's political convictions this is uncalled for. To receive a poem over the holidays that I would not want my children to read, from a realtor no less, is extremely unprofessional and shows no tact. I would not recommend using Cindy Harrington for your realty needs unless you want to receive propaganda in the mail with hateful rhetoric, swear words and political malice. I did receive a call from Aaron Bosshardt to address the situation. I appreciate his follow up. read more

I was interested in a rural Alachua county property listed by Michael H. with Bosshardt Realty. The property was listed as consisting of two parcels totaling 78 acres. A quick search of Alachua county property records showed that the owners of the two parcels also owned a third, eight-acre parcel that contained the entire length of the driveway. When asked whether that parcel was included in the sale, Michael insisted that it was, but refused to update the listing to reflect that fact. For a couple weeks, this situation persisted. In emails, Michael said he was selling three parcels/86 acres, but in the listing (on every real estate website, including Bosshardt's own website), only two parcels/78 acres were being sold. Michael had originally listed the property for sale five years earlier, so it was bizarre that he remained confused about what exactly he was selling. Finally, Michael updated the listing to show three parcels/86 acres for sale, and I saw the house with him. His attitude was hostile the entire time. He did not want me to log onto the (vacant and long unoccupied) home's wireless network to check the internet speed, which is a critical piece of information for a rural property, and after an hour said bluntly, "You've seen everything you need to see". The seller disclosure was dated 2015, five years earlier, and Michael said that a current disclosure would only be forthcoming if an offer were made on the property. In other words, a buyer was expected to first go under contract, and then find out what the owners knew concerning issues with the home. Pretty much the opposite of how the process is supposed to work. I contacted Aaron Bosshardt, the owner of Bosshardt Realty, and tried to get another realtor assigned to the property, but he refused. Ultimately, I passed on the property, mostly because Michael H. was the listing agent. I couldn't imagine the sale going smoothly with all information having to pass through a listing agent who was completely ignorant of what he was selling, and one of the rudest people I'd ever met. It remains impossible to understand how Michael could have listed the same property off and on for five years, and never understood how many parcels and how much acreage he was actually selling until I took five minutes to check out the county records web site and pointed out the discrepancy between their records and his listing. This is a cautionary tale for prospective sellers, as well as buyers who may be considering Bosshardt. Five years is a fantastically long time for an Alachua county property to remain on the market. And paying a hefty commission, generally tens of thousands of dollars, to a listing agent who can't even be bothered to figure out what he's selling, is a bad deal for all concerned. Home buyers and sellers can do much better than Bosshardt Realty. read more

Bosshardt Realty Services is a very good company. It is well run with competent realtors. I've used Todd Loeffler and he has been great. Do not confuse this good company with the pitiful property management company. they are very different. read more

Made the rookie mistake of using the seller's agent. I was lied to about the flooring (luxury vinyl plank was badly installed laminate) I was lied to about funds being valuable for the seed to replace septic tanks, ( City is looking for grants, far cry from the cock and bull story about septic systems being replaced as we speak, block by block... ) after moving into it was supposed to be a move-in ready home, I have dog out with $15,000 in repairs and necessary maintenance issues that we neglected. make sure if you're buying from one of those agents you bring your own agent with you. read more

Expensive, rude, poor solutions as a management company. Charges very high rates for minor repairs. Then they might decide to charge you a fee for something that requires no fee in their lease agreement (possibly a violation of The Landlord Tenant Act***ATTENTION DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS VERY SNEEKY MANAGEMENT COMPANY*** read more

I have had good experiences with Bosshardt Realty. Their team is professional, knowledgeable, and responsive. The staff is especially helpful and always willing to go the extra mile to ensure everything goes smoothly. read more

I have long affiliation with Bosshardt and have successfully bought and sold 3 homes with Bosshardt Realty and Bosshardt Title. Great agents and staff! read more

We bought an 'as is' house from a realtor, Lee G., that I had worked with professionally for over 18 years. My husband and I like fixer-uppers so this was not a problem for us, as my husband is an Interior Designer. This area of town is know for flooding issues, and I brought up the subject two times. Minimum. I could not imagine she would ever mislead me after all of our years of working together. She assured me numerous times that the yard did not flood. We stood out back and I pressed her on this issue. She flat out lied to me repeatedly. The weather was beautiful in the weeks leading up to closing- no rain. We should have waited longer. At closing, the line "buyer is aware of puddling in yard' was listed. I did not question it as I still could not believe she would mislead us. Buyer beware. Yes, I should have questioned it. Yet I went ahead and signed. Two weeks after we moved in we had heavy rain and the back yard could not even be walked on, due to standing water for over 5 days. We have videos of a rushing stream and 'pond' in the yard. Water going down the driveway to the street. I sent video immediately to Lee. Her reply? "That never happened in all the years my mother lived in the house. " We went to see Aaron Bosshardt- who blew us off. We have since spent over $18,000 remedying the back and side yard drainage issues. It does all boil down to the fact that we signed the closing papers. That being said, I do not know how these people sleep at night. Please think long and hard before you engage with this company. read more

It doesn't surprise me that all of the reviews for Bosshardt have been recommended as useless, since they are all bad. However, they are all true. About six months ago, they made the mistake of promoting a man named Chris Handy to VP. I'm not sure how, but I can only assume it was via cronyism and getting on Carol Bosshardt's good side. He is a wild card, and I guess the power went to his head, because in my dealings with him he was erratic and unpredictable. In the end, when we decided we'd prefer a realtor who ISN'T a ticking time bomb, he went off on us. He started yelling over the phone and hung up on us. It's actually sad that Bosshardt would put their trust in someone like that. I have to wonder what's really going on in those offices. read more

I apologize for taking years to post this but I have to contact our agent for another matter and saw that their weren't much positive reviews on Yelp for Bosshardt Realty and I had to put one up. We dealt with Gainesville's office and Davonda Brown over 10 years ago. She was excellent and took us around different properties all over Alachua County, we drove many miles over many days. She was so very patient and helpful and we did find our forever home. She helped us get a really good deal and we have been very happy since. I would go back to her in the future for any of our real estate dealings again. read more

I had a great experience with my recent interaction with Bosshardt Realty. They assisted me with both the sale of my house and the purchase of my new home. Perry McDonald was very attentive, knowledgeable and always available. Kim, at Bosshardt Title, was a true professional. She handled the closing seamlessly and made the whole process easy. I would highly recommend Bosshardt Realty and Bosshardt Title for anyone looking to buy or sell a home! read more

Crystal hassel has literally been a blessing to us! If it wasnt for her we would have not had all of our ducks in a row. She is super nice and pleasant to be around. She has always been available and very patient with us. I cannot say enough good things about her. 100% reccomend and she will forever be our realtor!!! read more

I've reached out 3 times to the listing realtor on a property we are interested in. THREE times, and never received a response. Do the owners with the listing know they are being served so poorly? read more

So far, so good. Bosshardt is managing my rental property. We have a contract and a tenant. I have read the reviews from tenants. Hoping all were resolved. Looking forward to a positive experience with this realtor managing my property. read more

I lived on campus edge which was a good place but the management was so bad I had to move out. The office took over a month to draw the new lease terms and on top of that they increased the lease. I pay almost 25% over the average rent in campus edge and even then they wanted to increase the rent! These people are near incompetent in any possible way. On top of that they charge you in any opportunity possible which is a really unpleasant talk. I would recommend campus edge but I would not recommend getting it from bosshardt management. Instead it is better to deal with an owner. read more

Not at all satisfied. From day one felt like inconveinced real estate agent. Was very pushy. Went all the way threw the process to buy a short sale and once the inspection was done we discovered that way to much was wrong. we pulled out the next day and asked for our escrow check back and she took over a week trying to get us to change our minds. She failed to send us the paperwork needed to get our refundable check back and then told us we were out of the time frame. Which was her fault. Lost a lot of money and had an all around terrible experience with this company. Wouldn't recommaend to anyone. read more

From a seller standpoint this company has been lying to me for a price reduction, upon researching the local market i have discovered my house is at a competetive price. The realtor clara o'leary has misinformed me about improvements that need to be done and several other details concerning the house. If you want your house sold for a fair price in par with todays market dont come to this company. read more