We are so happy we worked with Bryan! As first time home buyers, we were nervous going into this…read moreprocess. Bryan answered every one of our questions along the way and made everything easy to understand. Not only that but we really felt he had our best interests at heart. Bryan was able to get us our pre approvals immediately and thanks to all his hard work we were able to close in 15 days!! I will be recommending Bryan to anyone I know looking to purchase a home!

Absolutely great company to work with for financial needs (reverse mortgages) and planning. From…read morestart to finish, Bryan Wild made sure I had total understanding of the process. Bryan is so down to earth and easy to work with, as well as very knowledgeable. Highly recommend this company - you will be glad you did.

My husband and I have been very pleased with Jesse Crawford's services. He helped our daughter and…read moreher husband buy their home in Folsom this last year. We were so pleased with his expert knowledge that we had him list our cabin in Pollock Pines, which sold in less than 2 weeks. We felt he looked out for our well-being every step of the way. He always got back to use in a timely fashion and made us feel comfortable and reassured us when little glitches arose. Jesse helped us get the cabin up to code. He bent over backwards and was with us every step of the way. He gave us excellent advice and guidance concerning buying and selling our familie's homes. As far as we are concerned anyone who hires Jesse as their realtor will be completely satisfied, as we were.

Very responsive and supportive team. Jesse and Paige were great to work with and helped us…read morenavigate the process, the negotiations, and various issues that naturally come up when buying and selling a home. They key on top of everything and kept us engaged in the process. I truly appreciate everything they did to help us with the the purchase our new home and the sale of stuff of home.

Terrible. After two…read moreweeks in escrow purchasing a property she finally discloses that it has an element to the property that is completely unusable. Two weeks, loan secured, homeowner insurance secured (VERY difficult in this county!!) everything else and all the sudden she drops on us that the property is a "special habitat".... completely unusable. Is that the kind a realtor that you want? Two weeks in and they drop this on us? Look somewhere else guys, honestly. We're OUT!!

I can't say enough nice things about working with Debi for your real estate needs. Our family has…read moreused her services multiple times in the last few years and every time the transactions have gone flawlessly! She is very knowledgeable about every single thing in this business. What can be a unbelievably stressful time was made extremely easy and profitable. She is as agent you can really put your trust in.

I have been using Rindie Thames for years . Why did I seek her out ? Because she is only one of a…read morefew CERTIFIED transaction coordinator in Northern California . , better educated and delivers "White Glove" service . She's the best and you won't be disappointed.

2014 was my first year qualifying for Master's Club, with nearly $5 Million in sales and seventeen…read moretotal transactions. One of the transactions completed last Summer was facilitated by Rindie Thames. I was thoroughly impressed with her organizational abilities, professionalism, and punctuality. She made that escrow easy and it left a lasting impression on me. Moving into 2015 and starting with Cobalt Real Estate, I knew I was going to need help with the increased volume of business. Rindie is the first person I thought of, when I knew it was time to hire a transaction coordinator. She is Licensed and Certified and recently partnered with Leslie Moore, who is also licensed with the BRE. These two make a dynamic team and the results speak for themselves. While they handle the transaction flow, my time is freed up to prospect and assist my current client base with their needs and concerns. I feel three-times more productive and the proof is in the sales. By May, I will have already surpassed the requirements for Master's Club and am on pace to sell between 40-50 homes in 2015. It makes me wonder... why didn't I hire them sooner?

APM has taken over my rental for a year now. I've been here for 12+ yrs…read more I've had to communicate with Jami Boyd the office manager for maintenance requests. Jami is incredibly unprofessional and rude. She is often catty and makes remarks like "if you don't like it you're on a month to month lease, you can move out whenever". She's a small town mean girl who never grew up. She's holds personal bias in a profession that she shouldn't. It is her responsibility to care for the tenants concerns with respect and remorse which she has none. She has treated me with no kindness or respect. I think it's so disgusting in a small town where she would risk the integrity of her company by behaving in such a manner. I absolutely will never recommend Amador Property Management to anyone looking for a home in this county.

Judy and Jennifer are very kind and patient which is becoming a rarity nowadays. They have spent a…read morelot of time answering questions since I am in the bay area and searching for a home to be closer to my 83 year old mother. I would highly recommend you let them manage your property and work with them finding your next home. Top Notch Service!

This is an excellent company to work with! They're very knowledgeable when it comes to handling…read moreproperty in a divorce. Actually, I would recommend them for any unusual or unique mortgage situation. My team included Kevin, Bill and Danielle. They were all very personable, knowledgeable and empathetic. They sold my loan to a good company, too. With my previous loan, Quicken transferred it to their other company, Rocket Mortgage, who then sold it to Sun Trust, which was right in the middle of a merger, changing over to Truist. The transfer to Sun Trust didn't go smoothly, nor did the transition from Sun Trust to Truist. This all happened in a few months, and it was miserable, frustrating and confusing. So I learned for the first time how much a lender matters, and I'm grateful for Iron Point selling my loan to a good company and being away from the mess of the Truist merger. Regarding my need for a refinance - I'm going through a divorce right now. My mother, ex and I were each 1/3rd owners of the property, and Mom and I bought out my ex. He needed the money asap, so he could get established with his new life, and we were all in agreement to make this happen before we settled anything else in the divorce. Several mortgage companies refused to do business with us until we had a divorce decree in hand, rather than accept the Order & Stipulation Agreement that our attorneys worked up and that we all signed. Iron Point Mortgage was there to save the day! They understood this agreement would be filed with the court and signed off by a judge, so it was just as good as having a decree. They understand that divorces don't often follow the same path, and they are happy to review your unique situation (divorce related or not) and advise on what they can do to help. They are comfortable doing so because they are competent, experienced and know the laws of their industry. Therefore, they are able and willing to think outside of the box. Kevin also found a way to lower my closing costs by changing it from a traditional cash out refi to (I think it's called) a rate and term. I did plan to pull out cash to cover some of my divorce attorney's fees, but with the rate and term option, I couldn't take out a penny more than what I would be paying my ex. Therefore, Kevin explained my options and gave me the freedom to make the best decision for me. I chose the rate and term option and decided this, along with a debt consolidation loan at the end of my divorce would be the best option. That way, when the time comes to apply for a debt consolidation loan, I'll know how much I need to apply for. If I would've taken cash out of my mortgage, I would've had to estimate and risk taking out more or less than what was needed. My refi was settled at the beginning of March, and my divorce is estimated to be settled by the end of next month (May). With Iron Point Mortgage helping to get my ex paid out, they eased a lot of tension and stress for my mother, my ex and myself. I believe this has helped towards negotiating the rest of our assets and debts, so we can settle our divorce as peacefully and quickly as possible. I couldn't be happier with my experience! The next time I refi, sell or buy, Iron Point Mortgage will be my mortgage broker. They've earned my loyalty, and I share my positive experience every chance I get. I hope to send business their way as a thank you for helping me through a very difficult time.

Kevin, Eric, and the rest of the team made our first home-buying process very smooth. We had a…read morepretty aggressive escrow timeline, which we successfully met. Highly recommend Iron Point Mortgage.

Bad news bears period!! and laziness period, renter's should never have to repairs things, that…read moreis the owner's responsibility !!!

I couldn't agree with the other reviewer more. Danny Mao has been our property manager in Valley…read moreSprings for 2 years now. How refreshing it is to know that he is looking after our property. He is very responsive, polite and knowledgeable. Couldn't ask for a better property manager ! We highly recommend him.

Great agents with lots of care and knowledge!!! Always ready to help with your realtor needs and a…read morenotary available as well. Has been my experience that knowing your realtor personally makes the difference!

everything to be transparent. I hired them to sell my home in Copperopolis ca, there was a offer…read moreexcepted but because of a fire they pulled out,(no fault of the realtor) but that was the only decent offer i had in 6 months of listing it with them , so i decided to go with another realtor who sold it in one day, little did i know because i trusted my realtor and did not read the listing contract (i just assumed that it was good)but after changing my realtor i discovered that it was for a year and even if you were unhappy with the service the realtor was doing she was going to get her commission no matter what. I did not think that was right but i should have read the contract fully understood it before i signed it and never assume the cancellation clause, i negotiated to pay the commission with the agent to 1/3 of the purchase price to the company gold mine reality, bad way to do business, but ultimately my fault for not knowing and trusting