I love Wade Estate Sales. The most recent one had advertised a huge amount of fabric. I never go to…read moreestate sales looking for one item, you'll be disappointed. All the fabric got sold to one person. For all the people that I saw in line who were angry at them for selling it all, that is their job to make what they can for the people who hired them. It is not to please us. I've been to Estate Sales where an entire curio cabinet full of miniature clocks was sold to one person. I was hoping to get a couple of them. It happens!! They are the nicest people and fair pricing. Thanks for all the hard work you put in to these Sales. Let the negative comments roll off your backs. You all do a fantastic job!!!

I recently used Wade Estate to help clear out my parents' home. While the family who runs this…read morebusiness were very kind and personable, there were significant issues which, had I known about beforehand, would have caused me to go with another company. First, Ian toured the house and gave me a verbal quote for the "cleanout" after the sale. My family and I had already cleaned out much of the house, including all of the trash and personal items. This was definitely not like some of the packed houses I'm sure Ian has dealt with. When I got the final contract, the cleanout fee had increased significantly because I told him we would not be including my mom's gold jewelry in the sale. Ian tried repeatedly to get me to include it, and I kept telling him no. I agreed to the higher cleanout price, but in hindsight I realize this was classic "bait and switch." On the day of the sale, Ian already had two other sales being held simultaneously. Ian was never present at my parents' house at any point during our two day sale. It was clear to me that he was overbooked and not able to fully staff our sale. As an example, there were several items in the shed in the backyard that were never brought out or priced. Ian knew about the shed beforehand. I personally brought out some of the items on the first day of the sale and asked Ian's mom to price them. Also, there was only a tiny piece of tape indicating that the garage had items for sale. Most people never saw it. So, I took it upon myself to make a bigger sign and to sit in the garage so that people were aware of those items. Ian's mother actually tried to get me to leave, even going so far as to get Ian on the phone. She gave no other reason other than "some people get very upset seeing their loved ones' property being sold." I assured her multiple times that it actually was very comforting to me to see how much people were enjoying all the stuff. Eventually, Ian agreed to "let" me stay. (On my own parents' property!) On day 2 of the sale, two friends of Ian's came and bought multiple items in bulk. All of the books went to one very nice lady, and all of the furniture to another man. I have no way of knowing if they paid the stated price or got a "bulk deal." I am glad the things are gone, but it seemed suspicious. The house was fairly well cleaned out after the sale, but several items were left behind (items in dishwasher, items in garage, etc...) Messages I sent to Ian about these were not returned. In all, Ian and his family are personable and appear to be kind. They told me multiple times about their Christian faith. But it strikes me as not very "Christian" the way some of the sale was handled. Our family is dealing with significant grief and stress. Dad is going through the final stages of Alzheimer's disease. Thus, I was probably not as thorough as I normally would have been when setting up the contract terms with Ian. I'm sure this happens with a lot of the families Ian works with. In the end, we earned a "profit" of less than $400.00. This is from an estate that had many antiques, vintage costume jewelry, silver, Waterford crystal, quality furniture, etc. Did Wade Estate take advantage of us? I'll never know, but perhaps this review will help someone in the future to look further when searching for a company to help them in their own time of need.

Caring Transitions was very helpful with getting things settled with my mother in law's estate…read more They were friendly and professional. They poured through a ton of stuff and efficiently set up an online auction and handled everything. After everything was settled, sold, and fees were paid, we ended up getting about $35. We were hoping to get more, but overall I was happy with the work they did. Would recommend to any family who needs to have someone else go through a loved one's estate.

I just wanted to thank Rosie and the rest of the Caring Transitions Cincinnati West team for all…read moretheir help with my father's estate. The task of cleaning out the house and liquidating the contents seemed insurmountable and was only made more daunting by the fact I live out of state. Rosie immediately put me at ease and was reassuring, patient and transparent throughout the entire process from our first meeting to the final accounting. From the very beginning she explained the time and work that would be needed and this allowed us to set realistic expectations. It was, without a doubt, the absolute right decision for us. I simply couldn't afford to take who knows how much time off of work, travel to Ohio and go through everything myself - it would have taken me three times as long and not having the contacts that Rosie has I wouldn't have been nearly as successful - not to mention the stress and emotional toll this would have taken. The open communication was so appreciated and I never once felt like I was a bother. I cannot say enough wonderful things about Caring Transitions Cincinnati West and honestly don't know what I would have done without their help. It was a much needed relief during an already extremely stressful time. Thank you for everything and for treating my family home with such care and respect. I am so grateful!

I've worked with Amy and her team across three real estate transactions and she has consistently…read moregone above and beyond expectations every time. The Cincinnati real estate market is pretty challenging right now and Amy has adjusted her processes to give buyers the best chance at winning a home with limited inventory on the market. Not only is she an expert in the Cincinnati real estate market having lived and worked in the area for a number of years, but she has built an excellent reputation with realtors here as well. Case in point, due to her excellent advice and relationships, we were able to make a winning bid on a home in a multiple offer situation even though we weren't the highest bidder. Amy has an excellent support team, from loan specialists, inspectors, and title agency. Everyone we have dealt with has been super communicative, eager to answer questions and all working together to support a quick closing that the seller was working for. I would have no hesitation referring Amy to anyone looking to buy or sell in the Cincinnati area. Amy is the BEST!

Selling a home from out of state can be incredibly stressful, but working with Amy made the entire…read moreprocess smooth, professional, and even enjoyable. Amy helped us sell my Mom's home while we were managing everything remotely, and we couldn't be more grateful. From day one, Amy was communicative, organized, and proactive. Amy handled every detail--from coordinating removing items, cleaning and anything else that came up to managing showings and paperwork--with efficiency and care. We always felt like the home was in great hands, even though we were hundreds of miles away. Thanks to Amy's deep knowledge of the local market and expert guidance, we received multiple strong offers and were able to close quickly and smoothly. What could have been a complicated, stressful experience turned out to be seamless. If you're looking for someone trustworthy, responsive, and genuinely dedicated to their clients, I highly recommend Amy. Amy went above and beyond in every way.

Another inexperience and egotistical auctioneer. You would be better off teaming up with another…read moreauctioneer who knows what they're doing, cause it aint you. Claims to have 15 years of experience but Ill bet its not being an auctioneer. First time I've seen an auctioneer sell a piece of gold jewelry for less than half of wholesale and then tell the bidders how much it weighed and how much it was really worth after he sold it. Experienced auctioneers weigh the item and tell their bidders what its worth before they sell it. Looked rather odd to me. Experienced auctioneers don't try to cram a two-day auction into one day without help. Why? Because after 6-8 hours most of your bidders are gone and you just give the stuff away, Bad for the consignors, bad for you, hey. Experience auctioneers respect peoples time and know that the people buying fishing lures, baseball cards and tools are not the same people buying household goods, jewelry, purses and knick knacks which is why they hire a second auctioneer and have two rings going at the same time especially when you have a large venue. I had to wonder why at two of your auctions I didn't see many people bidding on your coins unlike other local coin auctions Ive been to. It didn't take long for me and them to see they were bidding against you, and though there is no law against that it can be handled a lot better. In addition, there were some nice items that were waiting to be sold that never made it to the block to sell, yet another disappointment, no one wants to sit around and wait around hours for something that doesn't get the opportunity to be sold. This is one bidder you won't see again but somehow, I don't think that maters to you.

From the owner: We are a full service estate sale and auction company. We can handle all aspects of your sale so…read moreyou have nothing to do. Our goal is to make things as simple and easy as possible for you. We have a licensed auctioneer and real estate agent to make the entire process smooth for you. Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have.

Amy and her team were great to work with! They made sure everything was packed safely. It made…read moremoving my dad stress free.

From the owner: Resettled Life Provides Auctions, Estate Auctions, Packing, Moving Service, Property Auctions to…read morethe Walton, KY area.

It was worse than before after 4 hours work . He changed the hinges and worked on the bottom of the…read moredoor, but made it no better!

I would like to say how grateful I am for selecting Mr Handyman to repair the water damage from the…read morecondo above mine. I did not know where to start, as I had not had to hire someone for this type of damage. Mr Handyman's information along with 3 other companies, cane from Angie's List. I had 4 texts from 4 potential candidates. I had sent a return text requesting a calls to discuss the damage done. I received no communication with 2 out of the 4. Never heard from those last 2. It was quick to contact Mr Handyman and set up a time for evaluation of the damage and get a written bid. There was an $80.00 fee for an in-depth inspection of the damage as well as specific calculations of the damage for them to adequately determine the total space needing repair. Setting an appointment was very quick and thorough evaluation done with written specifications as well as photos. Mr Handyman's prompt response to start in a few days and the time was excellent. The contractor, John Kumpff, explained in detail what he was going to doing over the among of time he expected to need to complete. He actually was able to repair all areas one day less than planned. The finished work is excellent and I am so relieved and happy with the results!!' I would not hesitate to contact Mt Handyman of Northrtn KY and Western Cincinnsti in the future.