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CC Land Surveyors

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Solar Land Surveying

Solar Land Surveying

(15 reviews)

I was so impressed with the service that we received from Solar during our home buying process!…read moreThey were very clear with us about how backed up they were on scheduling surveys due to both illness and the need to honor scheduled vacations within their company and we knew that our survey would be close to Christmas Day. Our on-site surveyor did an exceptional job marking all the property pins as well as sinking additional needed pins that we didn't request but because it was the correct/professional thing to do! Top notch work! When we touched base with them to find out when we would receive our final reports, they again apologized for their backlog and assured us that they would have reports to us by our closing date. I thanked them for their onsite work, taking care of their staff during the horror-show that has been the last year, and told them that I wished I could give them extra time for completion. They went above and beyond for our family and actually returned our final reports at the end of business that same day. Unbelievably kind and giving! The reports were clear, professional, and easy to read. We cannot recommend this company highly enough. There isn't a single company within the realm of real estate/land development/construction that isn't working beyond capacity in the last 9 months and each of them are doing so with regular staffing shortages. For a business to take care of their employees, turn out exceptional work, and still take the time to care for their customers is a rare, gem indeed! Outside of the dumpster-fire of this last year, I'm certain that their timelines run much tighter however, didn't all of ours? Thank you, Solar Land for taking care of us!

Trash they will screw up your survey and it will take a while and a lot of going through other…read moreprofessional surveying companies , the county, and courts to get it fixed. This a true statement please don't hire this company to do a survey and they will not fix their screw ups they so call claim that the company is under another name with the son in law.

Atlanta Communities

Atlanta Communities

(4 reviews)

When we decided to sell our home, we called Alicia Tankersley. From the initial meeting to the day…read moreof closing, Alicia and her team were awesome! Their professionalism and knowledge were impressive. Before we listed, the stager and photographer were brought in to help us make our house a true showplace. We worked hard getting things ready, and Alicia was there to help and support us. Our listing went live on a Thursday, the Open House was held on a Sunday, and we had two full price offers on Monday! Alicia is a hard working, caring, and involved realtor. She really listens and does everything she can to help get the best price for your home. During a stressful time of upheaval and change, Alicia was there to offer support and a calming influence. We are now in our new home, and we could never have done it this quickly without Alicia and her team. We will definitely recommend Alicia to anyone who plans to sell their home - she's the best!

My husband and I worked with Kym Fleming at Atlanta Communities when purchasing our first home…read more Although we successfully closed in April, the experience left us feeling unsupported and inadequately guided during several important parts of the transaction. Our concerns were not simply that every request was not accepted by the sellers. We understand that negotiations do not always go a buyer's way. Our concerns were about the quality of the advice, communication, advocacy, and transaction oversight we received. The most financially significant issue involved the sellers remaining in the home after closing. Before agreeing to the arrangement, we did not feel adequately advised that rent, compensation, or other terms could potentially be negotiated for post-closing occupancy. We only learned about those options later through our own online research rather than from the agent we trusted to educate and guide us as first-time buyers. Once we understood the financial impact, we asked for the refrigerator to be included in exchange for allowing the sellers to remain without paying rent, but it was not formally negotiated or secured. We ultimately continued paying approximately $2,400 in apartment rent while owning a home we could not yet occupy. While Kym did obtain a seller contribution toward our closing costs, that does not change the fact that we did not feel fully informed about our options or strategically advised regarding what to offer for the home or the occupancy arrangement. We knew every request might not be accepted, but we still expected our agent to clearly explain the available options, potential financial consequences, and possible negotiation strategies so that we could make an informed decision. Instead, I was left to conduct my own research and seek guidance from family members who had not purchased a home in decades. There were also communication and transaction-management issues. Two days before closing, I identified incorrect numbers in the closing documentation and learned that updated information had not reached our lender. At several points, I felt I was personally monitoring and correcting matters that I expected our agent to manage. I later submitted a detailed complaint to the managing broker and received a relatively quick reply from Sandee Burnham. Her initial response attributed some communication problems to my having "unsubscribed" from Kym's emails, even though I did not unsubscribe until well after closing and moving in. The broker later acknowledged that this was not an accurate characterization but maintained the same overall conclusion which was that Kym's lack of knowledge, guidance and support did not fall " below Atlanta Communities' professional standards" which says a lot about their business. I recognize that the brokerage reviewed the file and determined that none of its professional standards or ethics rules were violated. However, determining that conduct did not rise to the level of a formal violation is not the same as providing an informed, supportive, and well-managed client experience. The lack of follow-through continued through the end of the transaction. At our final walk-through, Kym told us she had forgotten the closing gift she intended to give us and would stop by with it the following week after returning from a trip. We never heard from her or saw her again. As first-time homebuyers, we expected stronger guidance, communication, advocacy, and follow-through from both our agent and the brokerage. I would tell people to RUN from this company and find another option that will give you the proper home buying experience. Edit: I moved on... until Kym replied to my Zillow review with a version of events that contains multiple inaccuracies & only reinforces my original concerns. Negotiating closing costs doesn't erase the lack of guidance/oversight or the fact that I caught the closing error two days, not weeks, before closing. If Kym advocated for us during the transaction as much as she is advocating for herself now, perhaps this review would not exist.

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