McKinney Real Estate Inc.

My wife and I were fortunate to sell our home. We were unfortunate in the fact that Nike Molyneaux (read that Nikki) from McKinney Real Estate was the purchasers agent.The original time that Nike showed our home this is what we came home to: The screen door was unlocked and open. Open to the point where it was wedged against the deck and would not close. The inside porch door was unlocked and left open. The inside house door was unlocked and left open (sense a pattern here??). This was in spite of the fact that both the listing and a note left for the realtor mentioned that there were indoor cats in the home and that they were not to be let out.. There were lights left on in three separate rooms of the home. There was a TV/radio that was playing ins spite of the fact that we hadn't used it in probably a year. We spoke to our realtor and she mentioned that we shouldn't get too upset since it looked like this was a couple that looked like they were going to make an offer.Fast forward to the final walk through. It took place on a Monday. We were not notified of the final walk through when it took place. We found out when they called with a question. Not good. We were not living in the home, and my wife was busy. I was out of town and on Saturday needed to go to the house for a check up. This is what I found: The back door unlocked and open. The porch door unlocked and open and the inside house door unlocked and open. After calming down a bit (they were left open for 5 days) we took a walk through to check for any obvious signs of anyone being in the home. We then called the purchasers and had them come to the house to make sure that none of their belongings that were being stored were missing. Thank heavens they were not. We called Nike. She was unapologetic and said nothing else about it.Fast forward to the closing. Nike was there and mentioned to my wife when she received her commission that 'she could not believe that you are still upset'. Not the best thing to say. If you are going to say anything at all, apologize. Nope, not Nike. She should have kept her mouth shut. We then spoke to the co-owner of McKinney, Stephen Day. Long story short, he 'spoke with Nike and she said she did not leave the home open'. So sad for us.Spoke to the original owner, now co-owner Mary Kay McKinney. She 'knew nothing about any of this', but 'maybe another agent used the lockbox after... it happens'. Not really, but I gave her the benefit of the doubt and checked with our realtor. They can get a readout from the box. Didn't happen. Our realtor took the box and the key well before the walk through and returned them to us at my wife's request.NONE OF THESE PEOPLE INVOLVED THINK NIKE DID ANYTHING WRONG??????? THE HOUSE WAS LEFT OPEN FOR 5 DAYS!!!!!!!I would strongly recommend not using this agent in particular and this company in general and will make it my mission to inform anyone that I can of what took place.