Bought with The Bateman Team
210 County Rd 249 Cougar, Modoc County, CA, 96101
$115,900
SingleFam
•As an out of state buyer, I am relieved to have had Alan and Erika Bateman at the Bateman Team as my buyer’s agents throughout my California state-wide search for my mother’s retirement home. I am impressed at how easily Alan and Erika handled acting as double remote agents, working from their southern California home base while I shopped online from my home on the East Coast for properties largely located in mid to northern California. They were extremely knowledgeable and kept me from feeling overwhelmed or missing out on important steps through their consistent communication and persistent adherence to California real estate laws. Not only did Erika and Alan take the time to explain relevant legal implications to my mother and I, when we finally selected a house in Alturas, they ensured the sellers’ agent there followed these laws. When Alan and Erika caught mistakes and missed documentation from the sellers’ agent, who had on one occasion claimed “we don’t worry about those kinds of things up here,” they protected me by forcing compliance (even doing some of the sellers’ agents work for them) on the grounds that California regulations is state-wide. However tedious or complicated the process may have been for the Bateman Team in being in different states from their buyer and in different cities from the sellers’ agents, Alan and Erika made the process look easy. I would highly recommend The Bateman Team to help out with any Real Estate transactions!
Wonderful people! I loved working with Erika and Alan Bateman while my daughter and I searched for my retirement home. They were incredibly patient in accommodating me throughout my multi-city search. It was initially difficult for me to select the city and neighborhood in Northern California that I would want to live in. The Bateman’s patiently called local real estate agents and city offices of various towns all over the region to find answers to all my questions, such as “what disability transportation is available?,” “how long do permits take to process for new construction?,” “is there an acreage minimum to own a horse?” and “what are the volunteer options?” Regardless of how my questions might have been outside the job scope, I am impressed at how Erika and Alan consistently and graciously took on my concerns as their own. With their amazing ability to communicate effectively, the Bateman team was prompt in finding accurate answers and patient to ensure I understood completely. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND the Bateman Team, especially for anyone who is not very familiar or comfortable with researching on the Internet or calling strangers, or just wants to work with reliable and respectful agents.
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