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Michael is a fantastic realtor. He is honest, conscientious, professional, and diplomatic. Our home was sold in four days from the time that it was listed. And it was sold approximately $200,000 over asking price. Michael is excellent. He knows the area. He is able to price the house in the area at a competitive price point to peak people’s interest. And he gets reliable serious buyers. Although we settled on a family within four days. Michael presented four serious bids that we were able to choose from.

Hard to put into so few words how positive our experience was buying a home with Ellen! She was phenomenal, truly. Direct, timely, had tons of ideas and always had the right questions to ask on our behalf. If anything she came up she was available at any hour to help out. Ellen also knew Long Island, the homes, neighborhoods, schools, incredibly well. It wasn’t even worth our time using Google, if we had a question we just asked Ellen! I would highly and strongly recommend you use Ellen in your search.

Gave me his cell and said he was available 24/7 Went above and beyond in every way Worked diligently and put his heart and soul into every aspect of the sale

We chose Pat as our realtor not from his advertisement. Rather, we noticed that he sold two houses on our block in the past several years at a relatively short time and good sale price. His presentation of our house is impressive. At that time, we felt that we had made a good choice. The communication between Pat and us was good throughout the process. Pat is always very responsive and answered all the questions we had promptly. He initially set the sale price of our house between 1.5 million and 1.6 million. But what happened after our house was put on the market for about two months without an offer and thereafter changes our view of Pat as a realtor. Almost each time when we discussed the showings of our house, Pat's comments on the condition of our house was more negative than positive. Yes, we did not update the kitchen and bathrooms fully. Yes, the initial asking price of 1.65 million suggested by my husband was higher than the market value. But after the asking price was reduced to 1.5 million and we received and accepted an offer of 1.475 million, Pat appeared that he spoke mostly on behalf of the buyers rather than for us. Through a series of negotiations and arguments surrounding the out of possession issue the buyers "discovered" via a property survey, my husband and I often asked ourselves: Is Pat representing us? The out of possession issue occurred between the Lee family and the first owner of 1 Ellen Court. Neither the second owner and we as the third owners were aware of this issue. However, we were treated as if the issue occurred while we were the owners of the property. After serious and difficulty negotiations between us and the buyers' attorney, we agreed to give a credit of $25,000 to the buyers to settle this issue while our attorney, referred via Pat, functioned mostly like a messenger. Even at that moment, Pat, in talking with the buyer's realtor, still tried to persuade us to give the buyers another $5,000! (no space to write more.)