The agent was nice, but the office felt a bit 'old school.' They still wanted me to come in and sign paper documents for things that should have been digital. It felt a little behind the times compared to some newer companies.

I was frustrated with the lack of communication toward the end. I felt like once the contract was signed, the agent moved on to their next big lead. I was left talking to an assistant for two weeks straight.

Good service, but experience depends a lot on the individual agent.

I was surprised by some of the extra administrative fees the local office tacked on at the end. Make sure you ask for a full breakdown of the costs before you sign the listing agreement.

Solid, middle-of-the-road experience. Nothing was mind-blowing, but nothing went wrong either. If you want a safe bet for a standard suburban home, you can't really go wrong here.