The worst experience we have encountered by a realtor. This…read morerealtor and her clients pressured my tenant to view their place twice with less than 24 hours notice as per the British Columbia tenancy legislation. The realtor and her client did not put in a written offer until our realtor notified her that another family had scheduled a viewing. There were mistakes on Angela's offer as well as items that we did not agree with as is in normal negotiations. Especially lowballing us. Angela's client came at us in a bullying fashion with price, and timelines. The worst part is that Angela gave us her first lowball offer at almost 8:45 pm. We are seniors and my wife has serious mobility issues. We are usually in bed by 9:00 pm. As a result, we had to look at the offer in the morning with our realtor. Also, we had previously scheduled a buyer for our loveseat that morning and we had to hire people to load it onto the elderly buyer's truck. Angela knew full well that we had a viewing at 2:00 pm. She gave us until 10:00 am to respond to the lowball offer. By the time our realtor arrived, we had little time to go over the offer and get back to Angela. Our Realtor missed the 10:00 am deadline by about 5 minutes, so she asked for an extension and gave Angela until 5:00 pm to respond. Angela responded the her client was going to offer 1.275 million and that was their final offer!!! Also, Angela gave us until 2:00 pm to respond. We found errors in the application and we had to go over them. Ay the time Angela got back to our realtor, time was getting short to respond as we had to prepare our house for the viewing and take our two cats with us. Our printer was acting up and it took 30 minutes to get a printout to read. By this time, we had to take the offer with us and read it in the car. Of course, there were errors and discrepancies. As we were unable to make the 2:00 pm deadline, our realtor asked for an extension. In Angela's text, our realtor got a terse response that we had asked for too many extensions and that we would get no more extensions!!! She added that her client had sold his house and would go elsewhere. The problem with Angela's client's "My way, or the highway" negotiations was that he had a late closing. It is in the middle of July. We have a bridge mortgage that will cost us close to $30,000.00 as we have purchased another property. We agreed to that date, but apparently our negotiations were not good enough. As it turned out, Angela had many more errors and omissions in her last response. If we had of blindly signed it without reading it, we would have been sorry!!! So, what is the rush? Angela's clients had a lot of time to complete this deal, yet quashed it in 2 days of negotiating. It appears that Angela and her client purposely gave us short timelines to respond, especially the 2:00 pm deadline knowing full well that we had a viewing from another family who had sold their house. In my opinion, it was a blatant attempt to intimidate and pressure us into the seller's terms and to prevent another potential buyer from putting in an offer on our house. What Angela and her client don't realize is that the 2:00 pm offer would be a backup offer. We were not trying to undermine Angela's client's offer. If we wanted to get the other family to place an offer first, we could have shown our property before Angela's client started negotiations. But Angela's angry client made negotiations difficult. Our realtor said that Angela sounded stressed and her clients were stressed over this negotiation. Guess what Angela, we are stressed as well! But we are trying to make this sale work for both of us! How about calming down and getting back to negotiating? We don't know you and your client's personal situation and you are just starting to find out ours. Their are no bad guys here, just people who want to sell and buy properties. We were so close to finalizing the sale. Why spend all this time on viewing and negotiating, only to cancel the sale for an extension because of a short timeline?

Angela is simply amazing! We would not be able to purchase…read moreour apartment without her assistance. Great insight and very resourceful.

My partner and I were scheduled to see an apartment with one of Sunstar realtors, Gary Park…read more Park's level of unprofessionalism was remarkable. Not only was he late, and rude, he stated "They are just consumers, I don't care" when referencing the potential clients and viewers of the space. This made us walk away from the sale. Completely disturbed with the level of disrespect he brought, and Sunstar represents.

My husband and I were fortunate enough to have dealt with Debbie Ward at Sunstar Realty…read more We fell in love with the first condo Debbie showed us. All needs satisfied immediately , Debbie went so far as ensuring we had the right amount of wine glasses. Any issue we had during rental period Debbie dealt with immediately. We had to eventually give up condo due to covid and Debbie made that sad transition smoother for us. We are now in process of finding another property in Vancouver and of course the first person we reached out to was Debbie at Sunstar, we consider Debbie a friend as well as our professional realtor. 5 stars for Debbie and Sunstar.

Real Pros in the real estate service profession. Under the guidance of Sheila this team works…read moregreat together. From Leah who answers the phone to the partners everyone knows your name, your property and is prompt with communication. They do not use lock boxes and will attend every showing in person. Not only did we use them to buy we didn't have to think twice about who we wanted to trust selling our home to. We asked for no feedback unless it was crucial to our home presentation and they respect that request. My preferred communication is by text - no problem. I'd say this is a team that can handle older clients as well as the younger clientele.

Couldn't have been happier with Sheila and her team when selling our Port Moody townhouse. They…read moreattended every showing, which was great for getting feedback. They also provided recommendations for an excellent contractor who helped update our kitchen and bathrooms -- he was fantastic. They really know the housing market in the Tri-Cities.

Great agent we used for our townhouse purchase. We got 45k off asking price and gave us a nice…read morehouse warming gift. Thanks Jag

Find someone else. Terrible. Does not show up to meetings. Barely responds. Only gives advice that…read morehelps himself.