Here's a good story about why you should never use this realty company. One of their realtors, Barbara Mahler, launched a harassment campaign against me, because apparently she wants to sell my house (which I live in and have no plans to sell). So, the first I hear of this is that my sister-in-law, in Pennsylvania, got a phone call from "a rude, abusive woman". Yep. It was Barbara. Without even saying who she was, Barbara Mahler demanded my "whereabouts" because she needed to get in touch with me urgently. This freaked out my sister in law, who tried to ask who she was even talking to. Nope. Barbara hammered her with questions, like why wasn't I answering her mail (sent to an address I lived at a decade ago in NYC). When my sister-in-law refused to give my details, old Babs got angry, insulted her and hung up. Next, the ever resourceful "realtor" contacted a former business partner, again saying it was urgent that she contact me for private reasons. My former partner tried to figure out who this woman was, and when she finally said she was a realtor, he explained that I wasn't interested in selling my house. Babs didn't like that answer and yes, you guessed it, she got rude, saying the person she needed to hear that from was me and not him, the guy she was presently being rude to. At last, she left a phone number so at least I could finally see that she was indeed employed at this fine establishment, who must be completely fine with wretchedly unprofessional hacks like Barbara Mahler trying to drum up business by haphazardly harassing people who aren't even in the market to sell their home. It's one thing to drop a postcard in a mailbox. It's another thing entirely to contact family members and business associates demanding a person's whereabouts. It's even worse when you're a snippy unpleasant brat like Miss Mahler. Re/max Tri City, you really need to look at the caliber of your realtors because, if Miss Mahler is indicative, you must run a pretty poor operation. read more