If I could give less than 1 star I would. My experience buying a home with RE/MAX Central was a…read morenightmare from the beginning. I find them to be very unethical, unprofessional and unresponsive. They caused several delays in the process and made the whole process more difficult. This process has been less than ideal and I would highly recommend not using RE/MAX Central to buy or sell a home.

We moved from FL to PA to buy our first home and unfortunately they did not do well by us. They did…read morenot notice/inform us of most issues with the house, misled us on the status of the neighborhood the house is in, and once the sell was complete their communications stopped entirely. I am left feeling that they simply pushed the sale regardless of our conversations and without representing me.

I haven't purchased a home yet, but the Everyhome website is easy to use and navigate. I like that…read moreI can easily search for homes by school district. They're also super helpful and responsive (thanks Emma!) and anytime I've had a question on a home they reply quickly. Hopefully I'll find my dream home soon!

I've waited awhile to post this review because I've been so angry about it for the last, almost, 2…read moreyears. We first met Katie at a home we were interested in. She seemed so knowledgeable about the house and the entire process that we felt we found a great realtor. We were also told that we were obligated to buy a house from the realtor who showed it to us... Anyway, we were fine with that at the time. We were then pushed off to a different realtor named Carla. She seemed fine so, again, not a big deal. We found our dream house and were SO excited to put a bid on it. When we did, it was quickly denied as they wanted their asking price. So I asked that we put back in a counter offer and we were told not to waste our time. Since this was our first home, I wasn't sure if this was normal or not but I trusted her. She quickly pushed us to a house that was new on the market and being sold by the owner who had flipped it. It wasn't in the best of neighborhoods but still in the school district we wanted to be in. We were told if we wanted it we had to make an offer asap bc the owner "wanted to sell to a family like us"; which in retrospect seems weird since he had no idea who we were and Carla seemed to know him well already. We put an offer in and it was very quickly accepted. Our inspector came and noted a bunch of things that needed fixing and also mentioned that since the house is old, we needed to get the pipe from the house to the street checked. The seller insisted that was unnecessary because it was brand new as well as all of the plumbing in the house. Now, this was our first house. We had no idea what a seller's disclosure was. We assumed our realtors had our backs and were on our side. Maybe others are, but Carla and Katie are not. We didn't get one, nor were we told we wouldn't be getting one. They just wanted the commission so they could be done. At our final walk-through, none of what we asked the seller to do was done. Carla nor Katie seemed to be bothered by this. In fact, the seller insisted these were things we could do on our own; like fix the windows that kept falling. We looked to the professionals we hired and at no point did they insist the seller take care of business. We signed and we got our house... We were happy until we realized every time we would take a shower, water went into the "water-proofed" basement. We called the plumber and he said it's either because the drains are clogged or because of the cracked pipe. When we asked him to explain, we found out that the seller lied to us about the pipe being brand new. It's a $16,000 fix and we never would have bought this house had we known. Why didn't we know?? Because there was no seller's disclosure... So here we are... stuck in a house that will eventually cost us a lot of money and all Carla and Katie wanted was this sale to be over so they could have their commission. When confronted about this, it was blown off as we knew about all of this. WE WERE FIRST TIME HOME-BUYERS!! Oh and to add insult to injury, the house we REALLY wanted sold for less than we offered. So to Carla and Katie, we trusted you both and you screwed us. I have told every single person I know that talks about buying or selling to stay away from your company. You should be ashamed of yourselves.

Very solid business. Went above and beyond to make me a customer I would refer again.read more

I needed to sell my house quickly due to a job relocation and came across Home Cash Guys. I called…read morethem mid May, and within 24 hours they gave me a written offer. No pressure or high‑stakes sales pitch.. just a clear breakdown of the numbers. I didn't have to do any repairs, and they closed in just over three weeks, right when they said they would. It was simple, transparent, and stress free. I'd recommend them if you're needing to sell fast without the usual realtor hassle.

This review is for John Price at Coldwell. I couldn't have lucked into a better realtor if I had…read moresearched for months. As a first time home buyer I had a very specific area I wanted to live in, but not necessarily the budget to do much in that area. Our search was anything but smooth and quick, however John was a complete professional every step of the way. Not once did he try to talk me into spending more than I was comfortable with. We looked at countless houses together over a period of months, and I never felt any pressure from him. This was extremely important to me to find somebody that would advocate for me, not just look to make a quick buck. We tried to buy a short sale, got rejected, then again went for the house at auction. This type of transaction is probably the most frustrating thing I've ever done. We dealt with countless delays to the settlement by the bank and were given the run around by the Ocwen customer service every day. Lets just say this required more than a little extra determination and work ethic on John's behalf. Along the way I never felt like he wanted to give up and go for an easier deal. He actually encouraged me a few times to stay patient. In the end John's perseverance paid off. I truly believe that without his daily phone calls, emails, and eventually getting a lawyer involved, I would not have closed on my home. I have recommended John to all of my friends, and my parents were so impressed they are going to use him for their next move. I wouldn't use anyone else for my next transaction, and can only hope he doesn't decide to retire before then!

kelly smaltz was our realtor for purchasing our first home. boy was she great! she helped us by…read moretirelessly answering emails and sending us listings for multiple zip codes and neighborhoods. as we are not from the area we really had no preference on where to live, which i know made it harder for her. she was so patient and helped us through the process answering tons of questions typical of the first time homebuyer. never once did we feel stupid or wrong and no question was left unanswered. she took us to see listings and was very helpful in getting us to see what kinds of homes we liked (and didnt like) through the process. Coldwell banker also provided us with the option of financing through them, and Monica was a great help. she knows her stuff inside and out and we got a great rate. The whole team at CBPref Consh. is great. i recommend buying or selling with them!!

Great office with experienced, professional agents, and a support staff that does an outstanding…read morejob.

This office is absolutely amazing. The people are so pleasant to work with and the agents are the…read morebest in the game. If I could give this office and agents 100 stars I would. If anyone is looking for a real estate agent I highly recommend you call this office with any questions or even if you just need advice.