Buyer/Sellers BEWARE and I Mean steer clear of Re/Max agent Dan Anderson. From the moment we met there was nothing but red flags. He is very very slippery And advertises flat out lies. Dan Anderson, Tried pulling a real doozy on us by Knowingly and intentionally not disclosing known serious defects. Just my luck he hired honest people who disclosed to me that the repairs receipts were fake and the work was not permitted & incomplete. Would cost big bucks in a short period of time. I had to retain an Attorney the day of closing in order to legally run from this Hot Mess. Dan Anderson lies to the public using ReMAX name" stated buyer could not finance. That's a flat out lie just like the ever piece of paperwork AD written up by Dan Anderson. The Attorney told him and his broker this fraud to their faces. Zero stars read more

BUYER BEWARE INDEED!!! Tom Didier and his "team", (Tina in particular) are out of the Cedarburg location. We bought a house they had listed 8 months ago. first of all, Tom Didier I believe had never really been through the house he was selling. The sellers were older and had lived there 40 yrs. Tom claims to have just listed and admitted to not knowing much about the property.............first red flag. Tina was supposedly in charge of the selling broker's duties. We had a "Buyer's Agent with First Weber, another mistake who basically did nothing. In fact, one evening I called him regarding an offer we were going to submit and he told me off. My husband later suggested that he apologize to me, and he did, but I don't even think he knew why. He's being paid a commission to challenge my research and avoid my questions. We never did a "walk thru" prior to closing and the title company closed without any of the code compliant issues being addressed. Long story short, we had to get an attorney toforce Tom Didier into addressing what should have been done in the first place. This obviously cost us money. Tom didier insisted it wasn't his fault, yet had to complete the work order nonetheless. Immediatealy after our first heavy rain we discovered that there was a massive coverup in the attic from a leaking roof! Of course Tom Didier once again, not available or helpful. Short of more legal action, we had no recourse. Just around the same time, my husband had three unexpected surgeries, so needless to say, we did not pursue the situation. My question is how does Tom Dider live with himself. The city building inspector, and our attorney and the title company all knew where the responsibility fell, to the listing broker, (the sellers), of course with regard to code compliant issues, and Tom Didier still had to be forced into paying for and fixing these issues. What a guy!!! He's a bully. I heard that he talked our buyer's agent into paying a portion and the home inspector as well. The full responsibility was on Remax and yet he gets others to chip in...........he's a bully indeed. His "team" member Tina, did everything she could to avoid us and the questions we had prior to and after closing. For example, there is a new lamenent floor and she made sure she told me numerous times that it has a fifteen year warrenty. I asked for the paperwork and the name of the company or person who installed the floor. She claimed there wasn't any paperwork and she did not know who installed. Then there's no warranty! She and Tom Didier were dealing with professionals........who were we dealing with??? Think twice before engaging the "Didier Team" in Cedarburg. what a scam.... read more

BUYER BEWARE!! Literally. My husband and I moved here from out of state and when we were ready to buy a home I did careful research and chose Kris with this ReMax office. Her website was full of positive testimonials. I have purchased five homes in the past in both California and Texas and so this was not my first rodeo, so to speak. However, it was my first home purchase in Wisconsin and there were some things I was unfamiliar with. In my opinion, our realtor, Kris, did little to help us through this process. She claimed to have had nearly 12 years of experience. But, I really felt like I had been dealing with someone with less than than two years of experience. Not once did she go or have time to go to open houses with us on the weekends. During the 3 - 4 months that worked with her she only met us on a weekend day twice and an evening once. She always expected us to work around her shcedule instead of our schedule. When it came to home searches, we had to do all the work. Not once did she send us something stating that she thought we would be interested in a home. At first she said that she had added us into her system and that we would receive daily/weekly alerts for homes that were on the market. But after nearly two months of notifying/reminding her that we were not receiving these notices, she finally got tech support involved to resolve the issue. My husband and I had seriously discussed changing realtors at the last place we made arrangements with her to see, which is the one we chose and eventually bought. We felt Kris was only there to open a door for us to see a home and fill in the blanks on offer forms. She did little to nothing during the closing process to earn her commission. When we learned from our lender that the title on the house had serious issues and we had to postpone our closing, she seemed to be completely over her head. My husband had to actually get involved with the title company directly to find out what the issue was so that we could make the determination whether or not to continue and postpone closing or consider it a breach of contract on the seller's part. As soon as our realtor caught wind of it, she claimed that we would be in breach of contract because we canceled our walk-through when we found out that we would not be closing due to title problems. We began to wonder just exactly who she was working for. During this process my husband also found out that the title company that she recommended is also affiliated with ReMax, as well. So, I would also stay clear of Title100. Our lender who has been in the business for over 15 years said that he had never woorked with such an inept title company in his life and placed them on a watch list. At closing, there was so much tension we asked Kris to not be present. It was no surprise to us that there was no agent "Thank You" gift waiting for us at the house either. We were just glad to be done with the entire process. I don't know if this is common for most ReMax agents, but I would caution you to reconsider doing business with Kris at the Oconomowoc office. read more