Chris and Kristen Davis are hands down the best real estate team in Loganville and the surrounding areas. They've sold two of my homes and helped me purchase another, and I wouldn't even consider using anyone else as long as I'm in Georgia. They consistently put their clients' best interests first and make the entire process feel smooth and stress-free. Every transaction I've had with them has been handled professionally and efficiently from start to finish. If you're looking for a team you can trust to get the job done right, I can't recommend them enough. read more

After my experience in doing a real estate transaction with Chris Davis, I thought it would be best to provide my observations. To be upfront, Mr. Davis represented the seller, and I was represented by an agent as the buyer of a property. That being the case, if this were a case of an agent being extremely tough on his client's behalf, then there's nothing for me to complain about - that is a listing agent's job and I completely understand that. This is not why I'm writing a review. In inquiring about the property, we immediately found out that this property had four accepted offers already, and all four fell through. Our offer ended up being the 5th offer. I have no idea why the first four deals fell through, but you do wonder, did the listing agent do any screening before accepting the first four offers? If you were the listing agent's client, what would you think if four offers fell apart? That's neither here nor there. Upon our first contact with Mr. Davis, the reaction from him was not a good one. First, he starts complaining about the other four offers. My agent says that Mr. Davis had a very rude temperament. Next, he says that any new deal would have to go through their own attorney for the close. When we say that we typically use our own attorney, he balks and says that if that's the case, they will not share in any of the expenses. My agent says that that is a strange response from a listing agent. A few days before closing (and this is a all cash offer from me - couldn't be much easier), my agent asks me whether I've received any of the final documents to sign. I tell him I haven't. My agent says he will check and see what's going on. THE DAY BEFORE WE ARE SET TO CLOSE, I receive a full set of documents from their attorney, along with a note to rushing me to sign all the docs and send it back as soon as possible as they are rushing to close. My first reaction was - it wouldn't have been a rush if you had sent me the docs a few days earlier, would it? Also, if we are using the seller's attorney, from my point of view, the documents need more scrutiny. I will not rush that. Both my agent and I review the documents individually to see if there are any issues. Immediately, we both see a document that says that while the title is clear, there are some exceptions to the title report and one of them listed is a divorce decree. I'm no lawyer, but if there is a document that says that there is an exception to the title document, and I don't have the specifics of that exception, that's something I need to see before I can close. My agent sees the same thing and says that in the contract, we are allowed to unilaterally submit an extension for eight days if we see that there is an issue with the deal. We do just that and submit it to the Mr. Davis. Mr. Davis then replies that there is nothing on the title report (in spite of the documentation saying there is an exception to the title report), and therefore, our extension is not valid. My agent assures me that a unilateral right to submit an extention is just that - a unilateral right. The other party has no right to dispute a unilateral right. Regardless, Mr. Davis says that if we don't close by the original date, he will cancel the deal and keep our $1,000 earnest money and then put the house back on the market. Keeping count, that would be 5 times that a deal "somehow" fell apart. Also, it ignores the fact that putting the house on the market would definitely take longer than 8 additional days we need. How does that delay help them if they are rushing to close? At this point, word gets to the seller who at this point is already 90% moved out of his home, and in order to rectify the situation, he goes down to the courthouse, gets a copy of his divorce decree, takes photos of it, and sends it over to us. Not trusting the seller's attorney, we run the divorce decree by the attorney my agent typically uses, and that attorney after review, says that we should be OK to sign now and that we shouldn't have any issues with the divorce decree and the title of the home. My understanding is that the seller has also agreed to take back the "exception" to the title. My agent then goes to the home to do a final inspection and sees that the seller is just about packed up and ready to go. They get into some small talk, and my agent mentions that we had submitted the 8 day extension the day before, even though we ended up taking care of the situation anyways. The owner tells us that HE WAS NEVER INFORMED BY HIS AGENT THAT WE HAD SUBMITTED THE EXTENSION. The question I have then is, on whose behalf was the seller's agent working - his client or himself? Why wouldn't he tell his client that there was an extention submitted? Isn't he supposed to? Maybe there's a perfectly good explanation why four deals tanked and a fifth one was nearly derailed. But on the surface, you have to wonder where his loyalties lie. read more

After going thru a previously frustrating house search ,we felt as though all agents were the same. They were very enthusiastic in the beginning , but soon we could never seem to get in touch or know when we could view a particular property.All that changed with Chris. Angela had been talking to Kristen about rental properties and she suggested we try to purchase a house. We were skeptical both on our end and on theirs. Chris contacted us the next day and we were looking at properties the next day. He listened to what we wanted not what he wanted to sell. He adjusted his search with every change we made with no hesitation and never tried to steer us in a direction we did not want to go. Always accessible, always listening a great agent.We will certainly use the Davis Team again. Keith and Angela Whitley read more

I called Chris because a family member of mine was interested in looking at a property that he had listed. After he wouldn't respond to my nephew I called. He called me back and when I asked him about the property he asked if I was a real estate agent. I told him I was not. But that a family member who was in town until Monday was pre-qualified and really wanted to look at the house. He said that he didn't think he could get in-touch with the owner to set up an appointment. He then told me that the house would not go under a usda loan. That the owner was looking for conventional or cash offer. I also told him that would not be a problem. I then asked him if he was was choosing to not contact the owner due to it being a weekend He told me he WOULD NOT contact them because of the weekend. Little did he know. I actually have a real-estate listener that is inactive due to choosing not to use it at this time. And I also have worked under Keller Williams. I am positive that this is not what they would prefer representing their company. And worst of all I feel awful for the owner. Because of him he missed an opportunity to have his house sold read more