Jill Wright has been a Godsend! She was the first realtor I met when I was visiting Atlanta (with…read moreplans to relocate from Wisconsin). She is quick, informative and was able to help me navigate all the nuances with moving to a new state in the middle of the pandemic. Additionally, she helped me acquire my first investment property, and also helped me sell my first home here in Smyrna (moving to the city now that my daughter is a bit older). When I'm ready to buy again, there's no one else that I'd rather work with! With so much paperwork, processes, rules, etc. Jill was always able to explain things in a way I could understand, and had answers for all of my questions! She's always made time to speak with me whenever I needed something, and is a pleasure to work with.

Jill was great and made selling our house in Woodstock, GA, easy despite us being in NYC by the…read moretime it got to market. She made handling all the details from so far away incredibly easy, arranging for landscaping, maintenance, plumbing, photography, etc., to get the house in its best shape! We were given all the right information to make the best decisions, and closing went very smoothly when it sold. Highly recommend!

Best person to buy a house with From start to finish she was very responsive, kind, and a constant…read moreprofessional .She does a fascinating job . I highly recommend

Patricia is an amazing realtor and she always exceeds our expectations . She has been helping my…read morefamily and I for many years and she always find what we are looking for . Patrícia Fagiola is also helping our company in the flipping real state property business , where she understands our concept and the kind of property we are looking for and just make it happen. I could not picture ourselves and our company, using anybody else other than Patricia Fagiola.

Dee is amazing she is very patient and works very hard throughout the whole process as a new home…read morebuyer i knew nothing about buying a home by the end of the buying process she made sure i was informed every step of the way she definitely made the process simple she even stayed on top of the builders, lenders, and whoever else was involved to make sure we had everything we needed to close as soon as possible she simplified and explained doc. From seller/builder in a way i could understand made sure the process was moving in a timely manner i decided to get a home further out than her normal area and she still worked with me on finding my perfect home i knew exactly what i wanted told her what i was looking for and i have now found my dream home she is absolutely amazing #DeeismyRealtor #Newhomebuyer2020

I have been helping my parents in their search for a home here in the Atlanta northern suburbs now…read morefor a few weeks. We have been struggling with the market- unsure if there was issues with the inventory available, or if we were not getting up to date information from our current representation. I was connected with Ashley through Zillow, and had a conversation with her that same morning within 30 minutes. My parents had a flight to head back home later that afternoon but Ashley agreed to help us look at two homes that we wanted to see prior to them leaving town. She made it happen within an hour...incredible service! Ashley is well versed, clear and concise in communication, and knows the area very well. She has lived in the Buford area for 15 years, so I could tell that she was passionate about giving my family all of the information she could in the limited time we had. The bottom line here is that we found out that it was definitely an inventory issue and we have a few open offers pending and ended up staying with the person my parents chose first. But if I was leading the search to find someone, and it was purely based on my experience- I would HIGHLY recommend Ashley Walter for your real estate needs. I cannot stress this enough. In these stressful times, with COVID and the market just being a complete disaster- Ashley was a bright spot in the process. Please consider supporting her if you are looking for a new home.

Melissa Moore listed, showed and sold our home while at the same time showing us new properties…read more She told us in late June that we would be in our new home before school started and she kept her promise. We completed the sale of our home on 7/31 and completed the purchase on our new home 8/1.

5 Ginger Pressley…read moreis outstanding!! Her knowledge blows me away! She found exactly what I was looking for in record timing! Ginger was so incredibly informative through the whole process and made it feel like a breeze! As a first time buyer I had no clue what I was doing. She made me feel so comfortable and I was so happy to know she had my best interest at heart! It was such a pleasant experience and I was so happy to have found her! Her efforts and skills are outstanding as well as her professionalism. She was so chill and down to earth, she felt like a friend! I would most definitely recommend her! Thanks Ginger!!

So let me tell you as a first time home-buyer, buy a home is a real-life roller-coaster ride man…read more Mom forewarned me, but nothing can prep you for this thing. I mean the expenses, the due diligence periods, the appraisal hopes, and house check-ups are all just time-consuming events. Needless to say, I wouldn't advise starting a job and buying a house ;) BUT... I'm not one to follow my advice ;) With all that said, I just want to give a shout-out to Intown Experts for really stepping up and helping me out every day (and night) throughout the whole process! My agent was amazing. If you get the chance to work with Janet Warncke, TOTALLY TAKE IT! Especially if you're a first-time buyer like myself. I mean she was just always on her A-game. Super supportive of whatever decision I was going to make and flexible to how I wanted to go through the process (and in the few cases I was about to make a mistake, she would jump right in to explain the best option and why). Look as a Tax Accountant, I like to read all the fine print, and sometimes I would try to see if she did too. I'd continuously ask her about small sections of the agreements. Janet remembers all of this stuff, and it's incredible. Also, she was super in the negotiation process and helped me get the best deal possible! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Sally did an excellent job of selling my family's home! She made sure to get great pictures of our…read morehouse and get information about it out there!! Our house had lots of interest in the first few days and ended up selling in the first week thanks to her!! Highly recommend.

Sally is the best. She was fully invested in selling our house from day one. Her attention to all…read morethe details from beginning through closing saved us a lot of stress and resulted in a quick sale. The English Team is the partner to have when selling your house.

Kyresa is amazing and helped me purchase my first home - a condo. She was detail-oriented and…read moreprofessional from start to finish. Making a process that was quite overwhelming feel like a breeze. She was always available for any random questions I had and usually had answers before I even knew what to ask lol. It was such a great experience I have already referred her to some of my friends and will continue to do so!

Kyresa is an amazing realtor who is a subject matter expert regarding the Atlanta real estate…read moremarket. She is great with both buyers and sellers equally, she is Five

Peggy was great to work with in selling my property - professional and available. She kept me…read moreinformed of market conditions and helped with unexpected problems with title and tenant issues. I would definitely use her services again to sell Atlanta real estate.

I am posting this review of Kerry Witt of Witt and Associates as a buyer's agent and as a property…read moremanager because had I known what is posted below I would not have hired him. I met Kerry Witt in 2006 when I was looking into purchasing a house. I entered into an exclusive Buyer agreement with him to help me purchase a house because, as I told him, I knew very little about older houses and needed someone to educate me about structures. I had engaged a similar buyer agent when I purchased a new condo a few years earlier. This agent was great and pointed out everything I needed to know about the condo I purchased. I found a house and purchased it with little or no advice from Kerry. I assumed, incorrectly it appears, that there were no issues to watch out for with my purchase. In 2010, I lost my job and moved out of state to live with family. When I could not sell the house, I decided to rent it out. I asked Kerry to become property manager for a fee and take care of all issues with the rental (other than signing leases procured by and paying for repairs Kerry identified on an ongoing basis). Kerry expressly informed me that after the property was leased I would no longer have to maintain the yard or clean the gutters as he would ensure that the lease make the tenant responsible for those items. I handed over my most expensive possession which was in very good condition. Kerry rented the property to a buddy of his in 2010, at what I suspect, a sweetheart deal rent to a buddy of his. Kerry did not perform any move in/out inspections or even bothered to check if the tenant was actually keeping the yard and gutters clean. This tenant broke very expensive custom wooden blinds when he moved out but Kerry did not charge him for that damage. Kerry rented the property to again in 2011 and followed what appears to be his standard operating procedure of no oversight and concern for the property condition or how the tenant treated the property. In July 2013, I informed Kerry to not renew the lease because I was going to sell the house. In August 2013, Kerry sent me a "repair" list prepared by a buddy of his that listed approximately $15,000 in repairs that included putting on a new roof, gutters, replacing all the fascia, a significant amount of siding and having the exterior painted. The reason for the "repairs" was water damage caused by clogging of gutters by fall leaves which had never been cleaned by any of the tenants. I spoke with Kerry's contractor and found out that he was actually a buddy of his and he confirmed that reason for the damage as clogged gutters. I then called the tenants who informed me that Kerry had been very lax in his response to their complaints about repairs, that he did not conduct any move-in/out inspections, evidence of broken expensive custom wooden blinds caused by the previous tenant, the email/phone exchange between Kerry and the tenants regarding the leaking roof; taking over 2 months to respond to complaints about the separation of an under mount sink from the counter, taking over 3 months to address soil settlement in the yard; the list goes on. I then spoke with Kerry about what the tenants and his contractor buddy had told me. To this Kerry responded that he "did not have the time to" maintain any repairs logs or documentation or move-in/out inspections on the property other than receipts for repairs that I paid for; visually inspect the property on a periodic basis; visit the property until June 2013 after receiving the tenant's report in April 2013 that soil had settled to a depth of almost 2 feet in the backyard; keep me informed of the fact that the tenants did not clean the gutters or maintain the yard; follow up to ensure that tenants had actually cleaned the gutters after tenant informed him that the roof was leaking in December 2012 or when he noticed plants growing out of gutters in June 2013. On August 28, 2013, I fired Kerry for negligence and asked him to return all items related to my property. I was informed by his wife that they would return the keys but had no records and had "purged" my file. I visited the property in October 2013 to hire contractors to perform repairs. At that time I heard the barking of a dog coming from the house. Apparently the tenants had acquired a dog in December 2012 in violation of the lease and Kerry Witt claims that he did not see or hear the dog when he visited the property the one or two times between December 2012 and August 2013, when I fired him. Since October 2013, I have spent close to $25,000 to replace the roof, siding, fascia, soffit, carpeting and gutters, the house painted and repair other water related damage. In addition, I had to have the interior painted to cover the water drip stains from the walls and ceiling of several rooms.