Coldwell Banker Realty

Our realtor, Stevie Howton, was AMAZING! We've known her as a friend for many years, and she stepped into our lives as a realtor when our landlord was selling our home. She was concerned as my friend and went beyond to help us find a home within our budget, explained everything, answered all questions, provided a timeline of events and when to expect things to be completed. She checked in on us to make sure we were getting documents, gave me some boxes, and when we opened and closed, provided champagne. This was a super stressful time of our lives and she made the days so much easier to endure. I want to thank her for her professionalism in her job, for our new home, but most of all for her friendship. I would recommend her HIGHLY as a realtor, she knows her job!

I purchased a home sold by a terrible realtor hired by Coldwell Banker Realty. We reached out to Coldwell Banker about a resolution and they refuse to work with us on a resolution. We would give her a 0-star review if possible. We had a terrible experience purchasing a home sold by Coldwell Banker Realty - their realtor was full of lies and misrepresented the property we purchased, we believe, so prospective buyers put in higher bids than the house was worth. My husband and I spent our life savings on a home sold by Michelle. We significantly over paid and regret that we ever purchased the home, because of her. Lie #1. She told us the home had a private yard. It is NOT a private yard - it's a common area. She specifically told us it was our private yard and we could put up a fence for ou

I'm a tenant in a home that's being sold using these guys as the brokers. I've no idea how the experience has been from the landlord's perspective, although it's taken them over six months to sell it so probably not great. One of the agents, Dan Ryan, is the embodiment of a typical slime-ball realtor. He repeatedly entered our home without knocking. He said "yes" to every question the prospective buyers asked, right or wrong. He would show potential buyers around without knowing basic details such as how much rent the tenants pay, parking costs, etc. then would pluck numbers out of the air to make it look as though he wasn't an idiot. He acted aggressively toward the downstairs tenant when there was a dispute over her receiving notice of entry - he told her, "I'll just use my key to enter

The agent that contacted me initially was friendly and helpful in my search. However, I quickly realized home ownership in San Diego is outside of my means currently. I let the agent know and we parted ways. Months later and I am still spammed by Coldwell Banker's automated mailings (from which I have unsubscribed multiple times) as well as "touch" emails direct from the agent (from which I cannot unsubscribe) asking why I'm not in a home and offering the come up with a plan.

My fiancé and I were looking for our first home together. This should have been an exciting experience but it was completely painful dealing with the agent. Marty Martinez. He would not respond to our messages via email, text, and phone for days. We initially viewed the place we found on trulia and immediately fell in love. We expressed our interest while there viewing and let him know we had to move by the 1st or shortly after, it was the 29th. He sent us both applications via email and said he would need proof of income sent to his email. So we did as he requested, filled in the app and sent in our paycheck stubs. The next day I asked if he had everything and he said he needed my documents to be in pdf form so I fixed that sent it to him and waited another day. I called two days later t