Century 21 White House Realty

I chose Century 21 White House Realty for their positive reputation and experience. I worked with Chris Stirn to purchase my new home. From start to finish it was an absolute pleasure! Chris was professional and knowledgeable about the local market and made sure I always felt like a priority. I was a picky buyer and Chris must have shown me a dozen homes before finding the right one. Throughout our journey Chris demonstrated immense patience and understanding of my situation. I would highly recommend Chris to others!

My experience working with Tom Garner, was one that was unprofessional, and unethical. He was quick to dismiss my cash offer for a property that was reasonable and was aligned with the tax valuation of the property. He failed to present my offer to the seller, and communicated in a very rude and disrespectful demeanor. I would not recommend using him as your agent, as you may be sitting on your property for quite awhile, and potentially lose prospective buyers.

Chuck went above and beyond! So quick to respond and on top of every detail. As stressful as it can be to purchase a house….Chuck made it seem easy! He is a True client advocate! A whole hearted thank you from my family 😀

Our realtor Tom Garner with C21 was excellent! He kept us informed and was well worth the commission he earned. I highly recommend him!

Century 21 realtor, in this case the listing agent, Chip Islette took offense when we asked him why property at Canadian Lakes SEV he published and the information we got from the county was different. He said it was because property at Canadian Lakes was worth more than it was appraised. Really? There problem with a house we were going to make an offer on, contingent on a survey by a structural engineer. What the home owners said didn’t make sense. He was insensed. He told us our offer “wouldn’t be worthy $hit,” and further (said the man who came dressed to hit the golf course with a chip on his shoulder because he didn’t want to meet with us and our realtor), we “would *never own property in Canadian Lakes.”