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Garden City Realty

Garden City Realty

(77 reviews)

Garden City realty was great to work with. We had issues with the property and they sent Buddy…read moreJustice to help us he was great!

*HIGHLY NOT RECOMMENDED TO CHECK-IN OR OUT ON THE WEEKENDS*…read more Unfortunately, our check-in experience with Garden City Realty was extremely frustrating and poorly communicated. Everything leading up to our arrival was fine. On the morning of check-in, I received a text around 10:00 AM stating that our rental property was ready. I followed the check-in instructions we had been provided and went to the Garden City Realty office, only to find that no one was there. I sat in the parking lot for more than 20 minutes trying to reach someone so that we could check in and get our keys. I called the emergency number, and the only extension available was for housekeeping. The woman I spoke with tried her best to help, but there was only so much she could do. Thankfully, the actual homeowner happened to be at the property and was able to change the door code for us while my in-laws were there. Otherwise, I'm not sure how long we would have been waiting to gain access to a property that we had already been told was ready. What made the situation even more concerning was what I learned afterward. After I emailed the office about our experience, I was contacted with an apology and was told that our check-in packet was not even placed in the outside lockbox. I was also told that I should have been contacted with the information needed for check-in. However, I received no phone call, text, or email providing that information. Then, the following day around 2:00 PM, I received a call from the office asking if I still needed keys. At that point, we had already been at the property since the previous day. That made me question whether there was any clear communication or tracking of whether we had even successfully checked in. I do appreciate that someone from the office contacted me after my email, apologized, and acknowledged that the check-in process was not handled correctly. However, guests should not have to track down staff, call an emergency number, rely on housekeeping, or fortunately have the homeowner on-site just to gain access to their vacation rental. Weekend check-ins are certainly not unusual for a vacation rental company, so there should be a reliable process in place when the office is not staffed. The lack of communication and preparation made the beginning of our vacation unnecessarily stressful and inconvenient. I hope Garden City Realty uses this experience to improve its weekend check-in procedures so another family does not have the same experience.

REMAX Southern Shores

REMAX Southern Shores

(8 reviews)

Moving south? Relocating in the south? I highly recommend…read moreagent Ron Boykin! He has gotta be THE MOST talented, diplomatic, sincere, generous and kind realtor. We were looking to relocate in South Carolina. He showed us many homes, almost got one but we were a bit late. He took us on, yelling, cursing, crying etc.. But he showed us the house that was meant to be! We almost lost Ron, because it's so frustrating to find a home that we all were just literally beside ourselves. But he hung in there! He has the patience of a saint. He also went out of his way to help with issues in the house we sold. We don't know of anyone who tries to please as much as this gentleman! We're so satisfied! We can't even describe how much we appreciate Ron! If you need a realtor, contact RON BOYKIN! He's the BEST!!

After having multiple conversations in a months time with a realtor named Skyler Hearl, about our…read more(four people in total- one couple and two separate moves and looking for another couple) moving to South Carolina from Utah. She agreed to become our agent for the Myrtle Beach Conway area. We all hit the net and found multiple listings, and sent those request to her to review. Durning several conversations about our time there being short, we would like to see as many houses as we possibly can and that we started out in the Columbia area with agents. We at first had a set date for Sunday, which she really didn't want to do. It happened that we were able to get ahead of schedule due to some of the Columbia listings had just got contracts on them and that we had a free day open so we reached out to her and let her know that if she would like to move up the schedule it's doable and will free up the Sunday. She gladly agreed to do so...then at 5am on the day of the viewings, she dropped us like a hot potato saying that she can't represent us, and that her "team" decided the same thing. via email, even after being asked to send texts, that the email is attached to a business computer and not the phone so access is limited. So we flew out here to South Carolina to look at homes and the ones in the Myrtle Beach / Conway area, now is a total bust. Now we're lost, pissed and over this and yes, you probably guessed it, a text was sent with some extremely chose words in it, but after spending time , a boat load of money and adjusting to her schedule; can you blame it. In short: Do not use this real estate agent and or if true the "team". The whole time while setting up the schedule she just seem more interested in her baseball games and private life then trying to work with customers and earn a commission. This should have been our red flag from the start. Apparently this girl does not want to do her job if it gets in the way of her personal life, there definitely isn't a feeling of drive.

Myrtle Beach Realty

Myrtle Beach Realty

(11 reviews)

This management company lacks business etiquette. If you don't enjoy the profession you're in…read moreanymore, please find something else to do. It's unacceptable and unprofessional how you're conducting business with people that owns a unit. Please don't make me escalate this issue higher. Rectify my issue, answer my questions and don't respond by talking down to me. I've EARNED the RIGHT (and assisted in PROTECTING YOURS-as a retired US Army combat veteran)-to be treated with respect and dignity because I also, GIVE IT! Please keep in mind, that "Everyone has someone to answer to, even if you are the boss."

This company has been overrated at 2.4 stars. Bill (HOA manager) and Mike (owner) came to look at…read morerepairs for our property. When I called to speak with Bill about the repairs, he raised his voice at me. When Bill and Mike arrived onsite, I asked a simple question of who's responsibility the water damage on the exterior wall was. Neither of them would answer the question, instead deflected as to how old they thought the damage was. Mike and Bill repeatedly spoke over top of me when I was asking questions. When I asked them politely to answer the question I asked, Bill advanced on me from 2 ft to six inches and yelled in my face. When I told him to speak respectfully to me, he and Mike stormed off angrily stating "they were done and leaving". This company is embarissingly unprofessional and clearly unable to control their tempers, which makes them dangerous to do business with. No one else raised their voice, or lost their tempers, including the other property owner, and our general contractor. However, Bill seems to treat intimidation as a normal way of communicating.

Luke Anderson - Spero Realty - realestateagents - Updated October 2026

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