Re/Max: Martha T. Crim

She showed my house once. I watched her on a nest cam as she ground mud into my dining room rug to try to hide it after she tracked it in.

Century 21 Bay South Realty

The leased home in Biloxi, MS,  was to be cleaned as told by the realtor before I moved in. It was not.  Very very dirty and I was very upset.  I took the photos and sent to the realtor.
I was told by the realtor "As I said it's all in the eyes of the beholder what you consider Clean".  Needless to say,  I didn't live in the house even signing a lease.  There is CLEAN and there is DIRTY, nothing else.    I had rental homes and would never ever allow anyone to move into a dirty house.  No offer of my deposit or May rent was offered. It was all about the money and not doing the right thing.  The realtor said "the next time you go look at a place you better take a white glove". How professional of a realtor to tell someone that.

This is the most unprofessional, unethical bunch of crooks you can imagine. Lies, lies and more lies. They bully their clients regularly and are greedy hacks. I’m sure they’ll be out of business soon. BEWARE!!!

This is the most unprofessional lack of customer service real estate office I have ever dealt with. Kathy Watts is the biggest case of sales prevention I’ve ever dealt with. does not call you back when she says she will. I have been trying to see a property they represent for 3 days. She set a tentative appointment to see property and said she would call me right back to confirm. Never heard from her. I called her back and was told as soon as the keys were turned in I could see property.  keys got turned in and now I have to wait another day for property manager to inspect first. None of this was mentioned before. And when I questioned her she HUNG UP ON ME!  Such a true professional real estate agent. She doesn’t deserve her real estate license. Tells you what you want to hear and then leaves you hanging. Don’t waste your time with this realtor want to be.

Jeff Guice is the MS Rep.  who told a Mom to buy her own meds with money she earns, it is all over the news. Boycott this agent and this office!

Great professional staff. Very knowledgeable

RE/MAX Mountain Properties

Can reccommend them enough - The realtor/agent I worked with Dakota King went above and beyond the call to do everything to try to facilitate a very difficult transaction.Always put the buyers interests in the forefront.I wouldn't hesitate to utilize them again.

Donny was extremely helpful and knowledgeable.  Being new to the home buying experience we had several questions and concerns.  He was able to answer our questions and research our concerns about the Prescott areas.  I would recommend Donny to anyone who is new to the area.  He grew up locally and having a Prescott native was a huge advantage for us.

Bruce and I were looking for a second home in the Prescott Valley Az area . My California  RE / MAX agent advise me that she could not represent us in AZ, so she reach out to RE/MAX Mountain Properties, and this is where we found Donnie Karcie. Upon meeting Donnie we felt comfortable and at ease.
Donnie showed us 5 / 6 properties and at each place we did not feel pressured , he was well informed on each properties and was able to answer our questions.
On our last viewing we found the place that would work best for us.
being in California was hard for me, but with Donnie he made it very easy kept us well informed every step of the way. 7weeks from start to close. Donnie Karcie is your Agent, please tell him Kerry sent you

Donny did a great job showing me the area because I was very unfamiliar with it. He was very knowledgeable about the real estate market and was able to answer all the questions I had for him.

Great office and staff. Helped answer all my Commercial real estate questions about the area.

Jeremy Arnold, CENTURY 21 Arizona Foothills

CENTURY 21 Arizona Foothills - North Scottsdale

Century 21 Southern Star

This rental company, southern star property management or prestige management is the worst rental company I have ever dealt with. Needless to say that I had not dealt with a lot of rental companies. I moved to Alabama from Pennsylvania. I was a home owner in Pennsylvania and I thought I would buy in Alabama but decided not to. I lived on this property for three years and took very good care of the property. When it was time for me to move because we bought a home in North Carolina, they gave us a big runaround. First, they gave me this ridiculous move out instruction list. When I had moved in this property, it was not clean at all. My daughters spent hours cleaning this house. they stated they wanted us to power wash the house treat for fleas professionally, clean it, and a whole bunch of other things, including replace a drip pan for the refrigerator. That was not there when we moved in which I informed them off. I took pictures and videos of us cleaning that house and how we left it. At first Jennifer stated that nothing had been done. I had videos showing that the house was spic and span. Upon moving in this house I had paid a double deposit. I guess she assumed that she was going to be able to keep my $2400. But that was not the case I was ready to fight for my money. Jennifer is a piece of work. So she kept $25 for a drip pan that was never there. I am contemplating court action against her and the house owner.

My boyfriend and I contacted this company about renting a home. The property manager stated the home was available and we paid $50 for an application, just to receive an email saying we were not approved and we both have over a 600 credit score with no poor rental history, in fact this would have been our first home together. Judging from the previous reviews, We are grateful for being denied. Definitely contacting Fair Housing and reporting them because we both make over the average salary for the  State of Alabama and they gave us a bogus excuse for why we were denied. I assume they needed the $50 for lunch.

We rented from this company for 4 years.  We first had Nicole Rich as our property manager.  Terrible.  In the first year, a leak from the front yard from a pipe exploding left us with a $300 bill we had to pay the Water company for the gallons of water pooling in our front yard we got billed for before the Property Management company would reimburse us.  Needless to say, six months later we were still waiting on our $300 bill after about eight emails and countless messages and texts to get our money.  When we did finally get a check, we were still out about $75 because I guess they didn't feel like paying us the full amount owed?  By that point we were so fed up, we just let it slide.  In calling Nicole all those times she flat out, no joke, word for word told us "You're just a renter so you're not a top priority."  While you may think that, that's beyond rude and obviously not an awesome thing to say in a customer oriented business.

Our microwave would randomly turn on and off, and again, after asking for it to be replaced because obviously, a short can cause a house fire, it never was.

Our house was randomly broken into a year ago.  Bricks were thrown in the back master bedroom window.  It took A WHOLE MONTH after multiple phone calls and emails for the window to get fixed.  AN ENTIRE MONTH.  Ridiculous.  It's 100 degrees outside, my AC is being sucked out the window, and I was pregnant and had an 11 month old.  By now, our new property manager is Lana Taylor and she's not any better than Nicole, unfortunately.  We asked her to replace the locks on our house (wouldn't you if the robbers stole your house keys?).  They never were, again after multiple attempts to get them changed.

We finally got to leave (we are a military family) and upon moving were told that we needed professional carpet cleaning.  That's fine.  In our lease it also states professional house cleaning.  My husband spent three days scrubbing the house so that there would be less to clean and hence, less for us to be charged.  No such luck.  Not only did they take out $175 for carpet cleaning, they tacked on a ridiculous $250 "deep cleaning fee."  Deep cleaning for a house that was immaculate.  As in the baseboards and each window blind had already been scrubbed.  I'm pretty sure the house cleaning lady and property management company must be best friends because when we asked Lana for the receipt, she produced us with a generic, non-itemized paper, dated three weeks after we moved out (after the owners had been in, I might add, so how do I know they didn't trash the place and have us pay for it?).  The house cleaner woman also mentioned that she mowed the grass, and again I'm assuming I'm paying for the grass to be cut and tacked in the $250 bill, because I totally called to ask her if she had cleaned our house.  Ridiculous.  When we did the house inspection and final outing, Lana was 45 minutes late for the 8am appointment, even after having emails sent earlier that week confirming the date and time.

While the actual house was great, and our neighbors were awesome, and while I have never in my life left a negative review on anything like this before, I too would say DO NOT rent from this company if you can help it.  Lazy and uncaring people do not manage houses well.  I don't think that asking for a new microwave, or having your window be replaced in a timely manner, and locks changed after your house is broken into and vandalized and the keys stolen, are unreasonable requests.  Terrible experience as a military family with this company.  Sad for the next people that have to deal with them, but so happy to be gone from that company!!  (There are so many other examples of crazy I could add from the past four years, but I just don't feel like it)  It's just beyond frustrating to deal with this company.  I'll leave it at that, but in summary, try to stay away!!

We have been renting with the Century 21 Southern Star for 3 years and it's been a great experience! From the beginning, our property manager Kim has been courteous and professional. She responded to our requests in a timely manner and always followed through with promises. She didn't get upset when I texted her phone during holidays. Our overseas landlord has been a saint! Microwave replaced, kitchen faucet replaced, counter re-caulked, loose stone reattached... The house was almost brand new and super clean when we moved in. No, I don't get perks for writing this. We honestly enjoyed our stay here and if we ever return to the area, we will not hesitate using this agent again. It is such a blessing when people you depend on do their job well.

I apologize for the long review...but I just need to tell about my experience...especially for the new military families that are moving here this summer.

I had a terrible experience with this company when I took a trip to Alabama last summer to "house hunt". I had been researching homes and only had a few days that I could see properties.  I emailed and called Southern Star and expressed my interest in a particular property one afternoon.  By the next afternoon, I still hadn't heard from them via phone or email.  I didn't want to miss out on seeing this property...so I went directly to their office.  They weren't very friendly when I went into the office and they told me the property manager in charge (Kim Lambert) was not in the office.  They had me fill out an application anyhow (and pay $25 for a background check).  I really wanted to see the house, so I did this.  I let them know my situation and that I would be flying out in a couple of days.  After I filled out the application, they let me know that Kim would contact me.  I called her cell phone and left her a message as well to follow up.  Two days later...I still hadn't heard from anybody and flew back to NJ.  I kept checking the site and the home was still available...so I figured they just hadn't been able to get back to me yet.  Fast forward to the day I went back to work.  I worked for a yearbook company in New Jersey and we were in the middle of production season.  I am not supposed to answer my phone or check my personal email at work...but I had listed my work contact info on my application.  It was a very busy day...but when things wrapped up in the evening and I checked my phone, I realized I had a message from Kim.  I listened to it and she told me that everything was great with the application and that there was another couple that was interested...but she wanted to give me first priority since I came to the office first.  I called her back immediately.  She did not answer...so I left her a message telling her that we definitely wanted the property (even if it was sight unseen at this point) and I would just need to coordinate payment with them.  I didn't hear back from her.  The next morning I checked the site and the house was no longer on there.  I called her and left another message mentioning this and that I am hoping it's just because we confirmed we wanted it.  I didn't receive a call back...I received a text instead saying that she didn't hear back from me by 4pm same day (no deadline was mentioned in the phone call) and already let it go to the other couple.  This was disheartening as I didn't hear from them for 2 days...yet I got a call on my cell AT WORK and was expected to respond over the course of a few hours.  They had my work info and knew I had a job...yet she didn't bother trying to contact me at either my work email or work phone.  I let Kim know that this was upsetting.  She said she had been sick when I was in town.  (There has to be another property manager that steps in to show homes when somebody is out sick...right?).  She told me that if there was another property I was interested in...she could help.  At this point, I was so upset by my experience that I started looking for homes not managed by Southern Star Property Management.  I wish I would have seen the reviews on Google before contacting them.

Other military friends I know who did go with Southern Star expressed that their needs for repairs/issues were not addressed right away this year.  I know what happened was actually a blessing in disguise.

Tammitha Prince, Realtor Century 21

My wife and I have had a wonderful experience with Tammitha! When we first moved to Alabama she was our realtor to help us find a home to buy. She kept in constant communication, she set the standard on ensuring we knew exactly what we were expecting for every area. She knew as a family who was military that we needed to have certain access to amenities and activities that were conducive to family life. We truly did find our beautiful home through her and she made our purchase a smooth, stress free experience!

So, after several years of living in our home and knowing the military would one day move us away, I had faith in that experience she would be the perfect fit to help us sell our home. She knew we had a busy lifestyle and stayed in touch with us all the way through our preparations for our move and ability to list our home. She set the expectations for a successful listing up front and we had open communication via text and email daily and weekly. When it came to listing our home, the result of the photographer and the listing was excellent. We had zero complaints on the outcome. It was so successful we had 2 offers within the first 24hrs of the business days. I would highly recommend Tammitha to anyone. Especially if you are a military family looking to purchase a home who is familiar with Alabama and the surrounding areas of Maxwell AFB. She is a sweet and genuine person and I will not forget my experience with her. We can't thank her enough!

Tammitha has been my realtor & property manager about 10 years. She has always been attentive to my needs and those of my tenants. She’s easy to work with and I’d highly recommend her for your real estate needs.

Tammitha Prince  definitely has a passion for what she does. Her professionalism, knowledge, honesty, and integrity and hard work ethics are very much respected. She is detail, oriented, honest good with people and has a knack for matching the tenant with the owner, making it the perfect fit for your home.

Mrs. Tammitha is one of the best realtors I’ve had the pleasure to work with. Needed to move for work to the Montgomery Area, within three days we search from Pike Road to Prattville/Millbrook. We successfully found a home and I couldn’t be happier. Plus she helped connect me with lending company and stayed on the contractors to have the home ready and all things repaired prior to move in. Absolute treat to work with.

If you are looking for a realtor who is knowledgeable, professional, and driven, Tammitha Prince is the best choice! She will not stop until you are satisfied!

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