Sally Crist is a wonderful realtor who will consistently exceed your expectations. She has a high degree of local knowledge in major metropolitan areas of Northeast Ohio. Her work ethic is truly a force to be reckoned with in this field. Despite local knowledge and her first time buyer specialization, Sally expertly navigated a particularly lengthy and technical buying process which was by no means consistent with typical first time buyers. The experience of having a professional such as Sally constantly advocating for our best interests through this process will stick with us for years to come. We are grateful for all your hard work Sally!

Theresa Ziebro was absolutely wonderful to work with. I could not imagine a better realtor. She made the home-buying experience more fun and enjoyable than I could have imagined. She is honest, always available if needed, and made buying my first home extremely easy. Theresa has many valuable contacts in the business, and as a result I was able to put an offer on my new home before it was on the market. She is also one of the most intelligent people Ive ever met. I learned a lot from her in the short time we worked together. I will be giving her name to anyone I know interested in buying or selling!!

Paula McQueen with ReMax is amazing!! I’ve owned seven properties over the years, and have experienced a wide variety of realtor expertise … everything from the “quite good” to the “so-so”. As such, I have plenty of comparison stories going into this review. I can honestly say that having Paula as a seller’s realtor has been my first experience working with a truly GREAT professional.From start to finish, Paula handled every detail with the utmost care. She understands that people buying and selling real estate are dealing with some of the most important and complex transactions in their lives, and this shows in all of her communications. I recall at one point referring to her as the “Queen of Follow-Through!”One thing separates a great realtor from all the rest is how he or she handles the “blips” or “glitches” that sometimes arise during sales. I experienced such a “blip” during my recent sale, when the closing took longer than expected. Paula was terrific. Not only was she supportive, with speedy responses to all of my concerns, she was appropriately assertive in communications with other parties. Her extensive background with all of the paperwork and procedures involved helped calm a number of frayed nerves.Paula’s advice from the very beginning proved extremely valuable. One thing she and I discussed early on was an appropriate listing price. While it’s tempting as a seller to try and get as much as possible, the biggest mistake one can make is listing a property too high early on, and then getting stuck with an aging listing. (I know - I’ve made that mistake more than once in the past.) Paula had done her research before coming to my home, and suggested a listing price based on her research. I went with that price, and sure enough, we had multiple offers in a few days. She somehow manages to take some of the stress out of buying and selling!I wish I could give her more than five stars! :-)

Bob is the best!!Get the deal

You put a lot of trust into your Realtor during the course of purchasing a home. I asked my realtor for a home warranty to cover all staying appliances in the home I was purchasing, and my Realtor was asking the sellers agent to cover it. I was told by my realtor, Marti Neff, I was going to get what I asked for in the settlement agreement. Everything from their went smoothly. Fast forward two months, Im now living in the home and I had a problem with one of the appliances. I go looking for my paperwork for the home warranty and find I never got anything from the realtor about the warranty. Good thing the home warranty contacted me to introduce themselves a week after I moved in. So I contacted the warranty company, and they said the particular appliance wasnt covered. So I immediately call the Realtor who represented me, two days later I was finally sent the paperwork I never got and she had another agent contact me. I told this other agent I was not pleased Marti did not contact me directly like I had directly contacted her. The other agent stated he will let her know to contact me directly. She never did. I emailed Marti yet again but this time saying since you were good at passing things along to others to have her boss contact me. The same day I had the owner of this Re/Max Trinity office contact me. She apologized and said she will take care of it, and any future problems I had I was to contact her directly. Perfect, that gave me piece of mind. A few days later a check for repairs was received, but on the back of the check the owner wrote, By signing this check you release Re/Max Trinity and their agents of any future claims. Seems they acknowledge wrong doing on their behalf, but do not want to make good on their mistake if anything happens now and between the first year of my home-ownership like the warranty would have covered me. I have reported the Realtor to the state, and I will hold this company of any and all future claims. I would recommend you choosing another company and watch what the Realtors do. And remember you as the buyers agent can always file a claim with the BBB and file with the state a claim of wrong doing. They have all your trust and you count on them during this expensive investment. And when you are told you have something and find out later you dont, they should be liable in every aspect. Marti Neff left Re/Max and is now with EXP Realty in Westlake, OH.