INCREDIBLE personalized service! In 20+ years as real estate investors, we have seen so many…read moreunqualified realtors, it was SUCH a BREATH OF FRESH AIR to work with Holly! EVERYTHING was taken care of by Holly, from staging the house, professional pictures, dealing with showings and even handling the title work. By far the best and easiest experience we have ever had buying or selling a property. You'd have to be crazy to not hire Holly... Jay & Sarah

What a great opportunity it was for us to work with Tina from Mallach and Company. Tina was…read moreextremely professional, reliable, fast and intuitive to our every need. From start to finish the entire experience was excellent because of Tina. What are you waiting for...give Tina and her team with Mallach and Company a call! Best call I made in 2023!

This is our second house with Kaleb Yates. I can't say enough about how great he is. He's one of…read morethe best realtors we've ever used. If you are looking for a positive experience contact Kaleb Yates for an exceptional experience

I worked with Kaleb Yates with Pure Reality thru three separate transactions…read moreI gained great respect for him and his knowledge, we had a rocky start by my opinion of real estate agents but he proved to me that I was wrong. He helped me in so many ways with his expertise and kindness. He was always there when I needed him, went to closings with me, helped thru some bad experiences. held my hand when contracts fell thru and always was on the positive side which I needed. I think he went above and beyond his loyalty to me so I had a great experience out of selling and buying that I won't forget. If I would have opportunity to work with him again, I would not hesitate to call him. Beatrice R Kruse

Schuyler and Jennie helped me sell my house in spring of 2024. Both of them along with the rest of…read moreWG's team did an absolutely spectacular job of helping me prep the house for the sale, finding me contractors to do the prep work necessary the maximize the value of my house on the market, and guiding me through every last part of the sales process from listing to close. They did such a great job helping me prep and price the house effectively that we went under contract only x2 days after the house went on the market. Their process is truly best-in-class. There were several curveballs that came up in the closing process that, frankly, without Schuyler and Jennie's guidance and attention to detail would have otherwise prevented the deal from closing. Words can hardly express how grateful I am for their team and I can't recommend Williamson Group highly enough to anyone buying or selling a home.

I first met Schuyler Williamson at an Oracle-sponsored property investment workshop. This workshop…read moreprovided an overview of the market in general, & highlighted specifics about the Austin, TX market where we lived. He also shared some guidance on how to think about investment properties & what to look for. The session was informative & sparked my interest in working with Schuyler & his team at Williamson Group. From first meeting Schuyler in '17, both he & his team were literally as professional, courteous, thoughtful, & helpful as one could possibly hope a realtor to be. For example, he has an excel workbook property calculator that he updates frequently to help a buyer determine if a certain property mathematically makes sense to purchase given your investment profile. He gave that away for free after that workshop. Upon engaging him to sell our Austin house, he first visited our home & did a walk-through of the property. This walk-through included suggestions from him on things to do to ensure we had a quick sale at a fair price (i.e. great pictures, strong house "launch" weekend, furniture, etc.). He then invited us to meet at his Austin office to go over our goals for the sale of our property (i.e. timeline, price, buyer type, etc.). Here's where their team went above & beyond: 1) They hired a photographer to take pictures of our home. Her pics came out beautiful & put our property in the best light possible - highlighting key features of the property like the large backyard, natural lighting inside the home, curb appeal, & got just the right angle to showcase each room in the best light. 2) He then walked our entire neighborhood & knocked on 100+ doors, letting our neighbors know we had a showing coming up the following weekend in case they had any friends/family moving to Austin who might want to live nearby. What he didn't tell us was that he broke his foot a few days before this door-knocking session, so he performed this task in a walking boot. 3) They also posted our house on dozens of listing sites, like Google Base, Trulia, Zillow, Facebook, & others. We had 20+ families come through to look at our house that Saturday. This created an environment that encourages people to submit higher offers quickly due to the perceived demand of the property. We got a few offers that first day, including a cash offer that was less than our listing price, & a full-price offer with financing. 4) Now came negotiations with the buyer(s). The cash offer fell through, but the full-price offer looked promising. That family came to walk the house a few days later & provided feedback to us relayed via Schuyler. Most of their requests were reasonable to accommodate (i.e. painting scuffs on the walls, fixing a sprinkler), but they also requested that we replace the driveway that had cracked & noticeably shifted. 5) Schuyler coached us on options throughout this negotiation. We ended up working w/the Lennar team in Bradshaw Crossing to replace 2 sections of the driveway at their expense. While out of warranty, Lennar did the right thing & replaced it which would have cost us likely $7k-$10k if done at our expense. 6) The sale closed, & the Williamson team gave us some celebratory parting gifts & hugs as we parted ways to move to FL. In summary, there are very few people whose character shines through in the way they do business every day. Schuyler & the team at Williamson Group are in that select group who treat others the way they want to be treated. While never pushy, they made sure to speak up when they had an idea they thought worth mentioning. I would trust this team to sell a TX house in a heartbeat. They'll make your buying & selling experience as smooth as you could hope for, & help you put your "best foot forward" when you list your property. Highest compliments to the team - Gracie Edwards, Taylor Wilson, Kristen Williamson, Stephanie Ramsay, Mary Simpson, Sharon Kennedy, Max Leaman, Cory Older, & of course Schuyler Williamson. You guys keep up the great work, & may God continue to bless all that you do!

We've worked with Nicole on three transactions now, and I can't recommend her and her team enough…read more She first helped me buy my house in 2020, during a VERY different Austin market. This year, we went to an open house on our own and texted her on Easter Sunday that we wanted to make an offer. She jumped right in, helped us navigate a multiple-offer situation, and we got the house. A few months later, she helped us sell my first house in a much tougher market. She helped us figure out what was actually worth doing before listing and how to price it, and we were under contract by the end of the first weekend. Her whole team was great to work with, too. Haley on the buying side and Candy on the selling side were ON IT with emails, information, deadlines and every question we threw at them, no matter how asinine. We've now bought two houses and sold one with Nicole, across some very different Austin markets. The fact that we've gone back to her every time probably says it best. We'd absolutely work with her and her team again.

Nicole and Haley did an amazing job finding us a new home in Dripping Springs. Not only was the…read moresearch process efficient, the negotiation and closing were all handled so professionally with incredible written and verbal communication at all times. We felt we were taken great care of the entire process and we couldn't have been happier. I highly recommend that you reach out to Nicole, Haley, and the rest of the team at Legacy for any Austin residential real estate needs.

This company was the property manager for our duplex for over a year. They were in general very…read morefriendly and helpful as well as understanding whenever issues arose. I'm sad that the owner is switching to another company - I've dealt with many management companies as a renter and this one was definitely one of the best. Thanks for everything, Christine and Christina both rock!

Texas Urban Realty, LLC was by far the most unprofessional, unorganized, and ill-mannered company I…read morehave ever had the displeasure of working with. The company has very poor communication skills not only with clients but also between colleagues. PDF files were lost, meeting times commenced by the company were missed and the assistant to the agent (Ashlyn) spoke to clients in an uncivil manner. I would not recommend anyone seriously looking to purchase or lease real estate waste their time with this company.

Working with Teresa Carson was a wonderful experience. As I searched for a home in a new city,…read moreTeresa offered her wisdom and insight without ever trying to steer me in any one direction. She was not only professional and knowledgeable, but also thoughtful, forthright, and always respectful of my time (which was very limited) and my budget...also very limited. What really set Teresa apart was her sharp eye and honesty. She likely saved me from a serious financial loss (and potential health problems) by identifying a critical issue in a home I was ready to make an offer on. That alone showed how much she truly had my best interests at heart and not just to make a sale. Beyond that, Teresa was responsive, attentive, and a lot of fun to work with. Thanks to her, I was able to make one of the biggest decisions for me and my family with confidence and peace of mind. I highly recommend having Teresa on your team--whether you're buying, selling, renting, or even building a home.

It's unfortunate with all the good reviews for this place, we did not receive that same service…read more However, this is specifically about Michael Said who represents himself as part of this business. We were waiting on a house to move into and needed a temporary place to stay. Initially we felt fortunate to find this place as it was reasonably priced and we could rent it for six months. It was freshly painted but infested with cock roaches. Each time we notified Mr. Said, he did ultimately arrange for pest control. There were light switches that did not work, a closet door that would come off it's rails, missing drawer handles and we would find mice/rat feces in some cupboards in the kitchen. Mr. Said would have a maintenance person come out and fix things but typically not without multiple requests. But, we were only going to be there for a few months and we figured we would just tough it out. We barely unpacked since we were going to move again in a few short months. More than 30 days prior to our lease ending, we did notify Mr. Said that we would be leaving and not extend the lease. We also requested a "walk through" with Mr. Said. While he acknowledged the 30 day notice, he never responded to the walk through. On December 19th, more than ten days before the lease would end, we vacated the property but Mr. Said would not agree to meet. Ultimately, we left the keys under the door mat on December 21 as per Mr. Said's request. This was a full days before the lease was to expire and more than enough time for Mr. Said to walk through himself or with me to identify anything he felt should be addressed before the leased ended on December 31. But Mr. Said did not do this. On January 28, 2023 we received our refund and it was minus: - $150 for cleaning - $300 for "touch up paint" - $300 "yard cleaning & dead landscaping replacement" Given the constant cock roaches and rodent feces, I find the $150 cleaning to be excessive but we are not asking for that back. However, the place was newly painted and we never hung anything on the walls. There was absolutely not damage done to any walls that would necessitate any "touch up painting". The $300 is absurd and the lease specifically states "normal wear and tear expected". But there were no areas that needed touch up paint. It was winter when we moved out; Austin had just experienced several days of temperatures in the teens. You cannot possibly ascertain between landscaping that was dead versus dormant. However, there is no landscaping so I'm not even sure what they are claiming. There are two trees in the front and a big tree in the back. There are no shrubs, flowers or what they call "landscaping". While there might have been leaves on the ground, that's unavoidable at that time of year and no matter how often we could have cleaned up leaves from the trees, there would always be leaves. But there was no landscaping that arises to the $300 deduction Mr. Said took. I am a disabled Veteran who served 30 years for this country and it's appalling when people like Mr. Said take advantage of people. Again, I am posting this as Mr. Said represents himself as Realty Austin and for anyone who might do business with them, just to be aware of the practices of some of their people, specifically Mr. Said.

Angie McWethy, our Realtor solved every hiccup immediately. Very knowledgeable and helpful at…read moreevery turn and we never once felt insecure or abandoned. She was amazing and would use her again in a heartbeat. Words can never express our appreciation and gratitude we have for her help. She is a rare and true gem.

I had a property tile issue here in LakeTravis so I went to Capital Title in LakeWay and talked to…read moreDana Verrell and she was great! It was five o'clock Friday and she stayed late and listened to my to the issues that was having! Dana was able to answer all of my questions right then and there! So I highly recommend Dana Verrell at Capital Title LakeWay

Careless work like they were sleepwalking through the transaction. I was the seller and they did…read morenot have the attention to detail required for a real estate transaction including not filling in forms completely and having no idea how to handle a seller with a non-owner spouse. Diane Myers said she would address it in the documents, but didn't even after being provided the correct legal wording. She did not provide the documents beforehand and seemed surprised that I was reading before signing. And we needed to transfer the HOA passwords to the buyer during their closing and these were left on the front desk public area where anyone could pick them up (I had to ask them to put them behind the desk but perhaps with the buyer's closing doc might have been more secure?). And lastly, the HOA transfer required the new buyer to sign 2 copies of a state form (they only had him sign 1). Realtors should choose other Title companies instead, as this was very straight forward and wasn't correct so I can imagine what happens with a complex close.