Thelma and Ray did a wonderful job helping us sell our property. We don't live in Beaumont, so when…read morewe asked for help with placing g the trash cans back up from the curb they drove over to help bring them back up. They gave us good advice on the repairs. The house sold in 30 days! Thanks Saints Realty

We have used Saints Realty for selling our two houses and Thelma and Rey has been absolutely great…read more In addition to being skilled and highly knowledgeable, they are great people to work with. They would go an extra mile just to help you -- professionally and personally. We highly recommend them. You will never be disappointed.

If you want high quality, crisp photos & photography, choose CMW Foto Dependable, professional,…read morevery creative, well connected, tons of experience, is trust worthy & very peasant to work with.

Chris shot real estate photos for me. Pictures are very beautiful. Great skills in capturing the…read morecolors and right perspective. He's very professional to work with. Fast turnaround time too.

These guys are pretty cool. I needed advise on an unrelated property and Glen I think his name is…read moregave me some sound advise and it wasn't even his sale. The office is quaint and staff is attentive and not pushy. I felt right at home here and look forward to the next time I need a home working with Cherry Valley Realty

From the owner: We help both buyers and sellers with their residential or investment properties. We also sell land…read more We have been in buisness for over 40 years! 1031 Exchange

Attractive Home Photography did an outstanding job taking pictures of my house. They were…read moreprofessional, reliable, and timely. I recommend their services to anyone selling a house!

From the owner: Attractive Home Photography specializes in creating professional, dynamic photos and the tools you…read moreneed to market your next Real Estate listing.

We've been tenants renting a property managed for a few years now. Overall experience with them…read morehas been pretty great--timely responses to maintenance requests, helpful staff at their office, extremely reasonable rent, consistent communications with tenants, and just extremely professional with all our interactions. Im not understanding some of the reviews left about the property that we're renting regarding the first few months after we moved in. That was right around the time that the city was being very strict regarding sprinkler usage, and we (being first-time renters of a house with a yard) were still trying to figure out what works and what doesnt when it came to the upkeep of the front yard. It also didnt help that the gardener that we started with was pretty inconsistent. So the front yard issue was 100% our fault, and Moist worked with us about finding a solution that worked Couple things about the negative reviews regarding the property we're renting: 1) The people leaving the reviews werent the ones having a direct interaction with Moist. Its like someone leaving a review about a restaurant they passed by while they were driving around town 2) The person leaving the negative review(s) about this property didnt have access (I hope) to our lease contract so how would they know which items were the leasee's responsibility as well as which items were the responsibility of the property managers? They also shouldnt have access to the comunications between the property managers and the tenants, so they cant possibly see the notices that we received regarding the front yard. I dont usually pist yelp reviews, but i felt people need to see both sides of the story.

Manager Certification Disclosure. Managers are not required to be licensed. Instead, as provided…read morefor in Bus. & Prof. §11504, managers of common interest developments (CIDs) must annually disclose to the board of directors of the association the following information: 1. Whether or not the CID manager has met the requirements of Section 11502 so he or she may be called a certified common interest development manager. 2. The name, address, and telephone number of the professional association that certified the common interest development manager, the date the manager was certified, and the status of the certification. 3. The location of his or her primary office. 4. Prior to entering into or renewing a contract with an association, the common interest development manager shall disclose to the board of directors of the association or common interest development whether the fidelity insurance of the common interest development manager or his or her employer covers the current year's operating and reserve funds of the association. This requirement shall not be construed to compel an association to require a common interest development manager to obtain or maintain fidelity insurance. 5. Whether the common interest development manager possesses an active real estate license. and Management Agent Disclosures. Civil Code § 5375 What we like about voluntary certification of common interest development managers is that they claim to know better but still don't act as if they know the law and governing documents, much less business ethics which are taught in their networking trade unions. Disrespectful of common interest development members, refusing to provide notice of meetings required by law, and misrepresenting and concealing important facts including law and governing documents to members and vendors whether insurance providers, contractors or employees. What's wrong with this is explained in the optional common interest development manager certification process. Law requires disclosure to HOA directors prior to completing a contract with them. Neither TITAN nor any REALTOR handling our particular HOA business for them disclosed timely and adequately that they were NOT certified. And they use a bargain third-party "APFOLIO" service-- like ordering fast food, these days in that it maximizes profits and minimizes contact with Members. The law says particularly out-of-town owners aren't required to agree to website postings rather than disclosures and all general notices via individual deliver via US MAIL to two (2) addresses if preferred at no additional charge to the HOA or members but TITAN pretends that's not the case. And directors at a couple of APFOLIO-customer HOAs behaving the same way are either illiterate, weak, or complicit in supercilious managers secretly operating including vague agendas. The latest was a citation and fine for the water system not being fully disclosed and misrepresented as have other water system problems such as Boil Water Orders and the presence of lead due to inadequately maintained plumbing. But that's what members can get with their money spent on HOA-lawyers to justify it and silence criticism. It's what's wrong with too many homeowners associations. If independent rather than do-it-yourself HOA management is what's wanted, then using a REALTOR is a bad idea generally due to too many conflicts of interest. Interview prospective managers and expect disclosure of whether they've "certified" prior to completing a contract with one. If you catch one having lied about anything then recall a board of directors that won't remove and replace them. My wife and I speak from more than 50 years of combined experience as such California corporation members, directors and officers most of which was in better times.

We met Christine on a Saturday while randomly popping into an open house in the Mountain Gate…read moreneighborhood of Palm Springs. It was early on in our home search and we had a lot of questions about different areas of the desert. Being in town only for the weekend, we asked if she could show us a house in Palm Desert the next morning. She made it happen. The trust was immediate and we knew Christine was the realtor for us. We made our wants and don't wants very clear. Our main priority was our two cats and making sure they were as stress free as possible. After more searching, we found our home in the Mountain Gate neighborhood. We had Christine list our Orange County home and make an offer in Palm Springs. We did not want an open house or a sign in our yard and she worked around our requests. Selling and buying is stressful, but Christine did all the heavy lifting and made the process smooth. She is organized, sharp, and relentless. We highly recommend Christine Anderson and appreciate everything she did for us.

Bull dog negotiator !!! We know so many people who are real estate agents. But when you look up…read moretheir transaction volume... they all did as much volume in 10 years as Christine does in 1 year... that's how you know someone is a good realtor, when they are doing a lot of volume