Evelyn is the person you want on your team when buying a house…read more We recently closed on our first home. She's very easy to work with, and knowledgeable about homes and the quirks they may come with. She was on site during our home inspection to make sure she knew everything that was going on before we proceeded with the purchase. Evelyn and her team made the process so easy that I was questioning if I was doing something wrong, but she made sure everything was how it should be. I highly recommend NestEgg for any First time buyer.

*Somehow my review was posted before I completed writing it, so I repost this with a full version…read moreof my review. --- My husband contacted this company via email to seek assistance in finding a tenant for our duplex unit. After going back and forth, they said they could meet at 11 am on Saturday. Now, Saturday came, my husband was in the online meeting room, but nobody showed up. He waited for 30 minutes there and ended the online meeting. Now, after he left home, Evelyn called him and said she had forgotten the meeting, with no legitimate reason. And after wasting part of his weekend, she told him that they only offer the full management service and do not help just with finding a tenant. The purview of their service is fine; that is their choice, but this could certainly be communicated via email instead of going through this unprofessional and disrespectful experience. I was surprised to find many great reviews about this company, which was good for them, but I guess our need wasn't lucrative enough for them to care if you can drop a meeting they scheduled without giving a legitimate reason.

This company makes your DREAMS become a REALITY! This agent will go to ends of the EARTH to ensure…read morethat you are fully happy with the HOME SEARCHING experience.

From the owner: Experience exceptional real estate service with me! As a dedicated and knowledgeable agent, I'll…read moreguide you through every step of the process, ensuring a smooth and successful transaction.

The team at the Hinton group is amazing! Specially Paris and Candye, they are very professional,…read morededicated, and extremely helpful. Paris went over and beyond and took care of everything as we are moving to the area. Her advice and help was paramount! I would recommend the Hinton group without hesitation to anyone looking for a personalized, professional, and caring people to help them with any real estate needs.

If I could, I would give Hinton Realty twice this many stars! I have been working with Charise…read more"Candye" Hinton for almost a year, and what a wonderful, productive experience it has been. Not only am I in the rental space I so deeply hoped for, I have a strong foundation that has set the course for a positive relationship with my landlords and a great future. Candye and her team are warm, friendly and skilled at what they do in all things real estate and community-building. I highly recommend this business and the team! From their amazing reputation to their authentic enthusiasm for Ypsi and the community -- I owe a debt of gratitude for such a job well done in the most sincere way!

Keller Williams (Canton) apparently does not follow state, Federal, and Real Estate guidelines…read moreabout cold calling those on the do not call list. Though I'm on the state and federal "no-call" list, I have gotten calls from Keller Williams agents. A month ago, I got calls telling me people in my neighborhood had sold their homes, "would I like to sell mine?" Today, I got three calls, unsolicited, about an open house nearby. Apparently, this firm doesn't check or doesn't care. Of course, with all going on with Covid and political issues, this is not a big deal. I do get the need to cold call. However, I also think firms should at least consider if making a contact is worth violating the law and the ethical code of their professional organization. Lots of other realtors who do follow all the National Realtor's Association guideline. When time comes to sell my home, I'll use one of those.

I would give no stars if I could. The most absurd, unprofessional team. Mike Perna is a joke..run…read morethe other way when you see that name and Keller-Williams in general. Our offer was accepted by the seller and he takes off to Miami and doesn't answer his calls. Is not very responsive nor timely. And the day of the closing, the seller dropped off the keys in the morning, and they did not even let our realtor know until the next day. Worst experience ever. Unorganized, untimely, unprofessional.

Might be the worst real estate agent I've dealt with. In an industry that requires communication…read moreand follow up, these words don't exist in Joe's world. I've had to do all the follow up and communicating. I wonder if the owners that he represents knows that potential clients are being ignored? Very unprofessional.

If zero stars were possible, it would be that. I have had several interactions with the broker,…read moreJoseph Van Esley, and they have all been negative to malicious on his part. He showed me two properties he had listed. On the second property, my BF was with me and advised me to seek my own buyer's agent before making an offer on his listing. I did so because I value my BF's opinion -- he did not like Joseph Van Esley. Immediately after my agent submitted the purchase offer to Mr. Van Esley, I received a phone call from him essentially reprimanding and admonishing me for not using him as a dual agent. I apologized and stated I was following the advice of someone who recommended I seek my own buyer's agent. He asked who told me that and I responded my BF. He said that my boyfriend "didn't know what he was talking about" and hung up! I relayed what happened to my agent and she dealt with him. It went down hill from there. It was unclear if Mr. Van Esley ever presented the offer to his seller because we asked that a declined offer be initialed by the seller (standard practice) but it was never done after multiple requests by my agent. Let me remind you, Mr. Van Esley is the BROKER, not just an agent. I decided to contact the seller myself. This is not typical and not an ethics violation for my agent as she was not the one contacting the seller and it was MY idea (I am a proactive woman). There were threats hurled at my agent by Mr. Van Esley that he would report her to the board, blah, blah, blah. She did nothing wrong, but this is how he operates -- with threats and bullying. The seller was 'aware' of the offer but none of the details. He and I had a sit down at his business with his lawyer present to negotiate the terms of the land contract. He would in fact sell to me! A few days later, however, I was informed by the seller that he could not sell on a land contract since he had an outstanding mortgage that needed to be paid off first. He owns several properties and was unaware of this fact. Fast forward several months later and I want to make an offer on a different parcel listed by none other than Mr. Joseph Van Esley. This time, I am placing the property in a trust and have the trustee sign documents because I don't want to start trouble with this broker. This property needs a soil evaluation for a septic field but it takes Mr. Van Esley and his seller over a month, A MONTH, to even set up the test. We are already passed the 'close by' date stipulated in the purchase agreement. We send an extension addendum but it's never signed. The test gets completed, we negotiate seller concessions which IS signed and returned back to my buyer's agent. We send another addendum -- this is not signed either. Finally, my financing falls apart and at this point I don't care because I have had it with this seller and agent. Mr. Van Esley does not follow up to my agent's emails, doesn't get docs signed - my agent is exasperated dealing with him and she's easy going. We forward the denial letter to Mr. Van Esley along with a "mutual release". What this does is allow the earnest money deposit of $1,000 to be returned to me. In the contract, it states if financing is not obtained, then the EMD money is to be returned to the buyer. It is standard operating procedure, any agent knows if financing falls through, those are grounds for returning the EMD. Mr. Van Esley says "no". He wants to keep the money and split with his seller (this is allowed should there NOT be such clauses). He alleges we are "out of contract" regarding obtaining financing within x amount of days. ?? One can "apply" or "get approved" for financing within x amount of days, but until closing and even on the day of closing, sh*t can happen and financing can fall apart. Mr. Van Esley and his buyer REFUSE to sign the mutual release to give me back my money. Furthermore, he has turned around and re-listed the property on RealComp which is a VIOLATION OF THEIR PROCEDURES! And, until there is a signed mutual release, the seller cannot accept other offers. This broker plays fast and loose and doesn't abide by the rules. He bullies other agents with unprofessional, snide, and rude emails. My agent has been the picture of civility and he has accused her of "playing games" and tells her "don't have your client contact mine". How about you do your job, Mr. Van Esley, and then buyers and sellers won't have to do your work for you?! Better yet, let your agents work for you and stay out of dealing with humans in general.