Keller Williams Realty - Reston

DONT EVER DO A SHORT SALE with these people. Poor follow up and communication, you want to trust that they are the experts and know what they are doing, unfortunately, they are overall poor communicators, do not tell the whole story and if you have anything complex, I would avoid them at all costs. The bank had started foreclosure and the agent was oblivious, even when locks were on the door she never contacted me, and was still saying" we are almost there, we have the buyer, " the buyer was not even bidding close to what the bank wanted and for over a YEAR they kept with the same buyer, and TWICE the bank rejected the bid and asked them to come up and they DIDNT and STILL they kept with the buyer. When house values started to go up , I asked about converting to a regular sale and they

Applied to rent a house in Fairfax area. House claimed to be pet friendly, but was very hesitant upon learning breed of my dog. After stringing us along for 5 days, they said they would accept our application on a Friday. Ramaswamy Balasubramanian was our contact, and they were very unprofessional about everything. They sent us the lease one night before they expected us to move in, and added almost $300 of additional fees for air filter replacements and cleaning services. A classic bait and switch scenario where the house was listed for a price, and then added charges in lease in order to nickel and dime us. Meanwhile, as we walked into their office, the agent sat across from us and rolled his eyes several times, as if we were a burden to him for expressing these concerns. After hearing

One of their realtors, Paramjit Mahey, accepted an application on a property without telling my housing consultant or me, let us tour the property, gave us information on submitting an application, and told me to send in an application, security deposit, and processing fee after already renting the unit to someone else. After confirming I sent the money (via cashiers check after I refused to send a money order) and application, he informed my housing consultant the property was rented. Now I'm out $1550 for up to 90 days, plus the cost of getting the checks, sending them via certified mail, and having to deal with recalling the application and checks without a guarantee it can be done by USPS (another $13). Not only is this extremely unprofessional, it's fraud.

There are many wonderful real estate agents that work from this office. One of them is Tim Finefrock, he leads a fabulous business education group that is a networking group with keynote speakers that Bring breakfast. It's free, it's a meet up and it occurs every first and third Thursday of the month from 7:15 to 8:30am. Get your networking done before you even go to your business.

Nothing but professional and helpful people here. They go out of their way to help their clients and they also give back to their community by volunteering/donating. If you're ever in need of real estate help or if you're looking for an awesome place to work, look no further!!