I'm so glad we had Don in our corner during our first home buying experience. He was a wealth of…read moreinformation and tremendous support as we navigated the market. He was quick to respond to emails. He was our ally regarding working with a builder. There was so much less stress knowing that Don was always a phone call away with guidance or an explanation that was easy to understand. Thank you, Don. We love our new home!

Enjoyed my stay! Thank you for your hospitality Debbie! I will be contacting you for my next visit!…read moreBest sleep I've had in a long time!

One star is too high a rating for this agent. She is not a registered realtor with the San Antonio…read moreBoard of Realtors, and I would have to assume this is because she has either had too many complaints to remain with them, or knows her business practices are so unethical that being with SABOR is too risky. I know for a fact there are complaints lodged with her through TREC for unethical business practices and discrimination--if you're a woman, under 40, and not hispanic, watch out. This woman is a bulldog, to put it kindly. She games people into applying, then denies they ever were applicants and pockets the application fee--which is one of the highest I've seen. My issue with her mainly rests on the fact that I signed a lease that was never fully executed and then decided against moving in to the property because when I went for a second showing with the second person who was to sign the lease, the house had many more issues than what we had expected. The first showing occurred when tenants were still living there, so it was hard to know what to expect and I thought the house would be in much better shape. There were broken windows, cockroaches, and the place was filthy. When we gave her notice TWO WEEKS before the slated move-in date and she had plenty of time to relist the house with NO LOSS, she claimed we owed her an entire week of prorated rent from the deposit. Keep in mind this was in February, so rather than prorating the rent over 30 days as is standard practice, she prorated it over 28 days to get even more money. Then when we disputed her based on deceptive business practices and attempted to contact her broker, John Matte, she went ballistic and called my work claiming I was harassing her for following recourse well within the bounds of the law--why have a broker if this person is not the next in line to resolve disputes with agents?? She also claimed the owner of the house was a real estate attorney, so I'd better back down or face lawsuits. The woman is psycho and on a crazy power trip. I've never known any realtor to practice such bad business, but there is a first (and thankfully last) time for everything. I cannot stress enough how horrible she is. Do not ever work with her, or if you do, be prepared to be scammed. Lousy, lousy, LOUSY.

My client was extremely disappointed with the service provided by RE/MAX North San Antonio Property…read moreManagement. As a service member, we requested a one-month lease extension due to a PCS order, which was beyond her control. Unfortunately, the company refused to accommodate this request, showing little understanding or flexibility for a situation that directly impacts military families. What made the experience even more frustrating was the manner in which they communicated. Their text correspondence was rude, dismissive, and lacked any empathy for the challenges her family was facing. As a result, her family was displaced during a highly stressful and unavoidable transition, causing unnecessary hardship. A property management company should be understanding, professional, and responsive--especially when dealing with service members and their families. Sadly, RE/MAX North San Antonio failed in all these areas. I would not recommend their services to anyone who values professionalism, compassion, or fair treatment.

Never rented from this service. So my info here is for anyone wanting a property mgt service. Try…read moreto not hire a property mgt service whose office is more than 30 min from your rental. And if you are landlord you should at most live maybe an hour from the house (Dave Ramsey suggests 30 min or less). If your "assigned property mgr" is a guy or gal who "doesn't have an office here, but does check in to get messages on occasion" that is a red flag for you. First question to ask, is do I have an assigned agent handling my unit(s)? Or will senior agents hand off your house to new hire agents? Do you have a say in who gets to oversee your house? Get that in the contract, folks. (Folks will say it's like surgery where you give consent to "Dr Smith and his/her associates" but its best to have a stable steady relationship with your agent. Versus being told that Popeye was fired and Olive Oyl will now be your property mgr. So if you plan to rent out an "investment property" and have a local agent manage it when you PCS to Guam or Germany etc you are taking a big risk. As stated above you really don't want to be a landlord in a different time zone as we were. One thing you should do, however, is ensure the tenants "cc" you on any and all issues they have the property maintenance or repair issues. We were tenants in a house near Ft Jackson whose owner was assigned to Hawaii. When you cc or BCC the owner of a property when you email that owner's mgr you'd be surprised how prompt something gets addressed!! By the 3rd or 4th day of a new month make a real PERSON TO PERSON voice phone call to your property mgr office. Ask flat out if they've had any issues with rent. Here I will laud by name Pam Toll who did bookkeeping and tax document work for us. I once called her and learned ZERO RENT DOLLARS had been collected on our rent house off Rittiman Rd. It was by then not the 3rd or 4th but 15th of the month. She promptly notified our mgr who then found the house abandoned cluttered, filthy etc. The tenants had just packed up and moved out without telling anyone. Needless to say as Pappy used to say someone at ReMax HQ higher up "lit a fire under" our assigned mgr. He sent pix of the deplorable filth and clutter from the abandoned house. He got it painted fixed up clean and presentable and got new tenants in. But a neglectful oversight like his (indifference to rent collection despite knowing I used rent income to pay the mortage) likely would have been handed over to TREC by anyone else other than me. A last comment is ask who gets what percentage of the late rent fees collected. I believe it was 50/50 but as you think about it that leaves your local mgr rent collector with not much incentive to get prompt payment. Other than the final last incompetent mgr our dealings with this company were great. The bookkeeping team kept all the required records for tax purposes and that alone was good. As I look back the only advice I give you is this: never be alone with a tenant. Have that mgr with you. I had a lady who would ask me questions which I knew were addressed in her lease: "I was wondering would it be okay if just for X days we could..???" "Ma'am, read the lease agreement you signed" then later on a Mgr tells me/you something: "Well when I confronted her about X she said you told her you didn't mind or it would be okay" For such issues it is ABSOLUTELY essential that you let your mgr do the work you're paying him or her for. Or your other option is just to txt your mgr and say "Today when I went over to switch out a/c filters and pump spray for roaches, the tenant wife asked me if she could X" I told her NO repeatedly. Please call her and reinforce the terms of her lease

Looking for a realtor who has it all?? Look no further! David Kauffman goes above and beyond for…read morehis clients. He is super responsive and thinks outside the box on everything. He has helped my wife I and buy and sell property for years. He and his family have become friends. He is the best in the business. Hands down.

Eric, was our realtor on our new build in Harvest Hills. During the build process, Eric was with…read moreus at every step and was integral part in ensuring the house was completed to our satisfaction. His keen eye and attention to detail helped spot potential issues during the framing & final walk-throughs. At the closing, Eric explained in full detail the documents we were signing and worked with the lender to help get us the best deal possible. I HIGHLY recommend Eric as you Realtor.

Eric did a terrific job representing us in purchasing our new home. He was very knowledgeable,…read moreresponsive and patient. Than you Eric and KW!

It actually got worse since my initial review. After speaking with my tenant, she informed me that…read morethe property manager, Tony V., was neither communicating with me or the tenant and when he was, Tony was passing on inaccurate information. Additionally, I have since found out that even though the first realtor, Vi M., committed to having open houses for the home when it was on the market, she in fact never had one! There was the "Open House on Sunday" sign in front of the house, but when I spoke with a neighbor, she told me that the open house never actually happened. What an unprofessional and lousy operation.

I had a wonderful experience with Re/Max Northeast. I live out of town and needed to sell my Dad's…read morehouse. Both Jenny Bingham and Jennie Trujillo were extremely helpful and accommodating. They were able to find me repair people as well as a buyer, all without me having to take time off to be there. They were great. Highly recommended.

Enid is an amazing realtor. She is kind and helpful. Enid ensures you are treated fairly and…read moreequally. I am excited to be buying a home with her guidance and insight. I met Enid after walking into an open house that she was setting up for near the Woodlawn lake area and she was so inviting. I walked in just wanting to look and by the time I left I wanted to buy a house.

We couldn't have picked a better agent to represent us; my wife and I were stressed at the thought…read moreof selling our first home and the headaches associated with it. Tamara was able to answer or find an answer to every question and concern we had. If you are worried about how all the moving-parts work when selling a home, pick Tamara! She'll make the process a breeze!

Tamera Herrin is hands down the best REALTOR in San Antonio. Her unique blend of "old-school"…read moreprofessionalism and "new-school" innovation makes her the perfect partner for anyone looking to purchase a home or expand their real estate portfolio. Working with Tamera while living in Houston was one of the best decisions I could have made. She made the process seamless, efficient, and stress free. Tamera came highly recommended to me, and now I can confidently pass along that same recommendation to anyone who is reading this.