RE/MAX REALTY BROKERS

I am a young single professional who was looking to buy my first home. Nancy was recommended to me by a friend, and she was extremely helpful during the entire home buying process. She supposedly specializes in helping first-time homebuyers, and it shows. She was extremely professional and knowledgeable, and was able to give sound advice and honest answers to all of my questions. She seemed to be genuinely concerned with helping me make the right decision, and she has no problems pointing out plenty of insightful reasons why I wouldn't want to buy particular houses. At no point in time did I feel pressured to make a decision on a particular home. She arranged no less than a half-dozen viewings for me, even in the worst of the snowy and icy winter season. Her schedule was undoubtedly extremely busy, but she was always responsive and willing to talk through all of my questions and concerns in a thorough manner. Everyone she reccomended for services during closing were also great recommendations. Everyone she recommended to me I have also rated 'A' on Angies List. I recommend Nancy to everyone I know, and I will certainly ask for Nancy by name in the future. Honestly, I wouldn't want to buy another home without her expert help. As far as price, that was a percentage of the selling price, it was a few thousand dollars, but I don't remember exactly.

Pia Colucci at Re/Max in Squirrel Hill was the selling agent of a property I went to check out, and she ended up acting as a dual agent for myself in the purchase of the house. I can not say enough good things about Pia. She is a real person, who was very kind to me. My father died suddenly during the house buying process and she was very helpful and understanding. I am not a US citizen so I had several (million) extra items of paperwork required and she was very helpful at all times. I would highly recommend Pia as both a great agent and a personable, ethical real estate agent.

Sherry Cramer who works for Re/Max helped us find a place in a townhouse condo unit in Oakland. Everything is hard to find in Oakland. There is like not much for sale. What happens there is people purchase houses and do not fix their houses up. We've gone to look for some places for our daughter to stay. They say it's nice but when you go there you find holes in the carpets going up the staircase. It's very easy to tear the carpets out and paint those steps. It's a nice place and we decided to take a different route. We are finishing the deal today. First we had an offer on a co-op unit and we were going against the trend in this co-op unit. The person living there would be young amongst an older population. Sherry and her seller worked very hard on the co-op unit manager to try and get this work because it wasn't an ordinary thing to happen. She was very patient through out of it but it didn't work out. She was very good in having us find this other townhouse and trying to help us get a decent price or a reasonable price for it.