I spent an entire day looking for a property had multiple issues trying to find it. There was no…read moresign- the directions were terrible- I can't believe the seller would keep using this company. It might explain why it's been on the market for over 100 days. If you are selling property maybe look for another realtor I would not recommend this company or agent

If you are looking for a home and want someone who has patience, is knowledgeable, really listens…read moreto what you want and will work with you every step of the way until you find that one home that feels right I highly recommend Doug Doggendorf at Real Living. I appreciated the referral I received and happy to share this one.

Debbie and her husband Mike are awesome!! I could not have asked for a better first time home…read morebuying experience and it is all thanks to Palm Tree Realty! I highly recommend them and I will be referring all of my friends in the future. Thank you Palm Tree Realty!

For the past couple of months I've been working with John Cameron at Palm Tree Realty and I truly…read morecould not have asked for a better experience. First of all, I'm a remote home buyer as I'm active duty military and am relocating to the area. Second, I've never purchased a home before! While these items could have caused various snags in the home buying process, we didn't have a single issue throughout and I could not be more thankful. I was NOT having good luck finding a realtor I felt confident in or trusted so I talked to a few different realtors and finally was referred to Redfin, a real estate application that works with various partner realtors and from there I was given John's information. From the first interaction, John was quick to respond, he always answered my questions and he went above and beyond to make sure I understood the process and the paperwork as we were working through it. He reached out to all the appropriate people at the appropriate times, explaining what I needed to do next and how things would work, and what timeline we were looking at. Finally, he showed my mom houses in place of me since I was unable to come look myself (I live in Hawaii), and he referred me to a fantastic home inspection company (Madewell Inspections). I was cleared to close today (early) and I'm just in awe at how fantastic this whole experience has been. If you're looking for a realtor in the area, look no further as you will NOT be disappointed by John!

I would strongly recommend considering a different title company other than Keystone Title LLC. My…read moreconcern comes from the situation involving Piston Aviation LLC, another business connected to the owners. Over 200 students were pursuing aviation careers when the company suddenly closed its doors. Many had recently signed new contracts shortly before that happened, which left a lot of people frustrated and disappointed. There are also still concerns, in my opinion, about funds that I personally do not feel have been fully accounted for, which adds to my hesitation and concern regarding the situation. Because of these experiences, I personally would not feel comfortable doing business with Keystone Title LLC. This post is directed only toward Keystone Title LLC and is not related to STL Buy & Sell, REALTORS.

STL Buy & Sell, REALTORS is an a amazing full-service real estate company!read more

Precious, the agent for 5 Patricia Dr. Fairview Heights,IL. needs to find some TRUTH MEDICINE. You…read morecan see a house that the Seller is still there. She tried that LIE with my agent. Seller bought house in February 2020 & realized it is a DUMP. States Electrical & Plumbing repairs. Perhaps by previous owner! NONE that I could see or can be PROVEN. Trying to sell house with Inspection from previous Owner. I THINK NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Buyers do your homework!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Don't believe anything a REAL ESTATE AGENT says!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The team at Haywood Hoosman Realty made our first time home buying experience a very positive one…read more Our purchase was a short sale, which can be a challenging process, but our agent (Hubert Hoosman) always kept us informed of what was going on and what our options were. We are very excited about our new home and will recommend Haywood Hoosman Realty to everyone we know :-)

Lou Realty Group is one of those businesses that truly cares about the people they serve. The team…read moreis knowledgeable, approachable + always willing to go the extra mile. It's easy to see how much they value their clients and the St. Louis community. They're constantly finding ways to educate, give back + make buying or selling a home feel less overwhelming. You can tell they genuinely love what they do, and it shows in everything from their communication to the way they support their clients. If you're looking for a real estate brokerage that puts *people* first, Lou Realty Group is a fantastic choice!

We used the Lou Realty group, Lucy, Caitlin Whyte and Anna Parker-Lampe to purchase a home and to…read moresell our home. The experience was flawless! Lucy and her team guided us through the buying process and it worked wonderfully. We were VERY happy. Anna Parker-Lampe sold our home and even guided the buyer of our home in their own sale. She was poised and had all the information we needed. I cannot say enough about Anna, Caitlin, Lucy and the ENTIRE team. If you want to buy a home or sell yours, contact Anna and the team at Lou Realty.

This is a review over 7 years in the making -- that's how long I stayed in a Cronin apartment…read more Overall, I'm very happy with the experience. I had moved into one of their freshly rehabbed 1-bedroom apartments in the Demun neighborhood. Immediately I noticed that there was no ceiling fan in the bedroom. I asked them if they could install one, and a few days later, they put it in. I really wasn't expecting that. I didn't need to call them often for issues, but when I did they were extremely responsive and capable, and the staff was nice to deal with. I usually paid my rent on time, but when it was late, they didn't complain or charge me any additional fees. I can't say this will be the same for everyone else, it could be because I had lived there for a while and they knew I was good for it. During the whole time I lived there, they only raised the rent once, by about 10%, which was reasonable. I didn't feel like they were greedy and always trying to get more money from me. When I had to leave the property, I asked them if they'd be willing to let me end my lease a few months early, and they did so without any penalties. They also returned a good portion of my security deposit, which I honestly wasn't expecting. Paying rent will always suck, but with landlords like Cronin, it will suck the least amount possible. Thanks for a great 7 years, guys!

This company is very strict on tenant living requirements. There is also a late fee of $150 -$200…read moreif you pay after the 5th of each month. They demand that you either finish your lease and pay in full upon exiting or pay 2 months extra if you have an emergency and have to leave early (even though you won't be living there and they rent the apt. to other parties and make double) plus lose your deposit. If you have a family emergency or have to move, you are treated as a burden, even if you've rented from them for several years, follow all their policies perfectly, and have always paid on time. You have to follow strict policies for guests, extremely low noise levels, and may not own a dog. The buildings have a high tendency of leaking through walls during heavy rain. The sewer lines also back up. Their rent is much higher than other landlords in the area. I would highly recommend looking elsewhere.

My husband and I purchased property on 7/17/2015 from Mike McAvoy, now McAvoy Realty. Prior to…read morepurchasing, the single family residence in Creve Coeur Missouri was a single owner home that was purchased by McAvoy Realty from the bank. McAvoy Realty renovated the home in preparation for sale. Over time, various quality issues and violations were realized which would have never passed a city inspection. Upon further research, calling the City of Creve Coeur I was advised the only permit pulled was for a deck. This is a practice where an inspection form is placed in the window and remained while also working on the interior without the city's knowledge. Here was our experience with this business: 1)  FOUNDATION ISSUES: The foundation on the property McAvoy Realty flipped looked amazing at time of purchase.  The walls were painted but there were no obvious signs of issues.  Over time, horizontal cracks started opening up on all four walls of the foundation.  I then realized that major issues were filled with concrete patch then filled with drywall mud and painted.  All issues were knowingly concealed  and never disclosed.  Drywall mud is not to be used to fix horizontal cracking of the foundation, it is meant to hide.  And painting over top adds to the concealment. My foundation contractor is Terry Leach with B.R.S Basement Repair Services. When grinding he stated that he was surprised to see the unethical work that was done.  Proper repair is epoxy resin injection. The condition was there when the fill was applied by McAvoy. 2&3)  STRUCTURAL ISSUE / ELECTRICAL ITEM: To center a can light in the newly installed shower they cut a chunk out of the structural roof joist in the attic as the joist ran directly above the ceiling. Cutting a section out of a structural roof truss is not something any legitimate contractor would do. If McAvoy pulled permits, the electrical portion would have failed. ALSO -Shortly after moving in the power in the wall in the kitchen went out. Inside the wall, the main wire coming up from the electrical panel was cut behind the stove.  Three wires were exposed, twined and wrapped in electrical tape.  The tape melted and the wires separated within the wall.  My electrician stated that this condition could have burned the house down.  There was another location where this occurred within another wall that I removed. I have this documented with photos of both locations. Again, if permits were pulled when McAvoy did the work this would have never passed. 4)  ROOF ISSUES: When I closed on the property one of the counters was repairing the roof correctly. Building Inspection Addendum A1 to sales contract for 704 Country Manor Lane states "1-Seller to install new roof, replace flashing and any damaged wood at leaks." When I began having issues I referred to the paid invoice from McAvoy (Which took me weeks to obtain, finally stating without the paid invoice I don't have the shingle warranty and I will not close).  Kurt from AJAN LLC is on the invoice document billed to McAvoy but when I called the number it was disconnected.  If you google the address 10708 Lilac Ave 63137 as indicated on the repair invoice it is an empty lot.  My roof has had to have $5,000 worth of repair work (All documented) after your "new roof" was installed prior to occupancy.  I have had my roofer out five times after moving in. AJAN LLC appears to be a fake business who scraped the edges off, leaving the roof untouched in the middle and not properly fixing the conditions per the signed contract.I you are unaware, this roofing technique is a scam where the edges of the existing old shingles are removed about 3 feet off the fascia edge and the remaining old shingles and plywood remains un-touched and un-inspected in the middle.  Then the new shingles are laid over and at the edge it appears as one layer of shingles and the middle is 2 layers.  Legitimate contractors would not do this.  It is fraudulent per the specific written instruction and signed Building Inspection Addendum A1 to Sales Contract on our counter. This was done to limit cost at closing and sell the property. SUMMARY: The city of Creve Coeur only has a deck permit pulled during the time McAvoy Realty assumed the property and worked on the inside of the home.  This is concealment, only pulling a deck permit, gives the ability to post the permit in the window to trick the city when they drive by they think your only working on the deck when inside your violating code and building practices and nothing inside gets inspected. Furthermore, the elderly couple that lived here prior passed away and the home was not modified, painted, or worked on prior to McAvoy assuming ownership from the bank. Do your research on Mike McAvoy. I have spent thousands fixing things hidden due to unethical work done on this house. BBB, Missouri Real Estate Commission and Attorney General are getting complaints.

Honest, hardworking local Real Estate office that cares about the community. Have worked with…read moreentire McAvoy family over the years. Great bunch of people to work with.

Now that I am out, I can anonymously share what tenants are dealing with due to the new owners…read more Here are a few of the specific complaints from tenants who have been residents of these properties for 3 to nearly 20 years (identifying attributes removed or generalized for anonymity): These new owners are ATROCIOUS. WITHOUT NOTICE, the new owners now allow dogs which one tenant is extremely allergic to, causing them to go on medication due to the new pets in their building and the smell/hair/dander in the carpeted hallway. Another cannot cope with the incessant barking heard coming from the adjacent building. The grass and grounds where children had played are now covered in yellow stained spots from urine and feces of the animals (note: feces is being cleaned up but the damage to the grass is still happening). Dumpsters impede the full use of the driveway. THERE IS NO COMMUNICATION ABOUT WHAT THEY ARE DOING. The new owners are allowing new and disrespectful tenants who scream at all hours of the day and night and slam doors to where the entire building and those on the street can hear - they seem to take anyone now. Non-residents/workers are leaving doors unlocked and propped open after they depart. One tenant pays for a parking spot but someone else is regularly in it, assumed to be a hired worker. They never told one tenant about the construction and they work from home and were unable to run a very important meeting for work due to the non-stop drilling noise. Attempts have been made, without notice, to enter a unit while a minor child was home alone. One tenant is extremely sensitive to pesticide and would vacate for a couple days when the previous owner notified them of a treatment. NO NOTICE was given when the new owners treated, causing this tenant to pass out in their kitchen in front of their small child who didn't know what to do. Poison control was called and the treating company refused to provide the type of chemical used that day without authorization from the building owner. NO ADVANCE NOTICE is being given of construction and apartment entry, causing numerous tenants to experience unknown contractor knocks and entry into units last minute. Notices are no longer posted in the buildings in advance or at each tenant's door. The new owners said there would be drop boxes installed to submit rent - that never happened. An email notice was sent to one tenant the day after the email said they would be entering the tenant's unit - which required the tenant to execute several tasks they were unable to do and it was during the holidays. Non-residents are now entering the buildings and "snooping" through different areas that were previously secured and are now being left open - damage to the property has occurred. The "upgrades" may look nice at first but they are really cheap and remove any historical charm the units previously had. The "improvements" are done so poorly and are cheap and nothing matches, the new paint is already peeling off and you can see through the paint because it needed primer or another coat. There is a new tenant who must have serious mental health issues and there is a concern for children because they are making "demonic dolls" and "shrines" and putting stacks of full beer cans in odd locations in their walkways. Hopefully these owners can take this as constructive criticism to improve their communication and screening process since the tenants don't feel comfortable speaking up about their individual experiences outside of hallway and sidewalk conversations.

Okay well the living area isn't bad, but the company DOES NOT CARE who they rent to. I currently…read morelive below a 20 year old who has loud s*X at all hours of the night, and across from a 20 year old who is constantly moving people in. The basement is also constantly flooded and they have drainage issues, but if you report anything you're going to pay! I have photos of the constant mold in the basement and the fact they let young children just park wherever and party all night. I really wouldn't recommend living here, the walls are thin and you can just hear the constant loudness and disrespect of children... because the landlord doesn't care! As long as they have money, the one above me told me her dog is addicted to meth, and so is her mother who I gave a ride away from this place. RENTER BEWARE!!! ANIC will not care about your concerns.