Sarah Chingwena @Keller Williams Greenville UpstateReviews of kw.com

My wife and I were selling my house buy owner. I have done this before. So I was no stranger to doing it. I put the house on the market April 14th 2022. For a lower price then what it was valued at, at that time. Of course I received a lot of calls from realtors, to sell the house, and I expected that. I just said, no thank you. I received a call on Saturday afternoon from a young man, instead in the house. He asked if he could come bye and view the house. Because he was very instead in the house. My wife and I knew we had to be flexible, time wise. For people to come bye viewed the house. We agreed on 1 o'clock on Wednesday 20th. So that meant, I had to leave work by noon. Of course it was a really busy day, at work. But, I did all that I could to be home by 1 o'clock. Tripp Dunman showed up at the house. I was confused at first. This was not the same person I talked to on the phone. Then Tripp started to tell me. The person was talking to was his son. They were Keller Williams Dunman Partners realtors. He started to give me a sales pitch. Oh my lord! I did everything I could do to keep my composure. I totally want to lose it, but I did not. I am not that kind of person. 2 Hours of pay lost. To be honest. I felt like I was being Scammed by them. Into believing they were potential house buyers. Yes, I said Scammed! I was so upset that I call a friend of mine who is a realtor. Told me to do what I am doing here. To make sure I let others know to beware of the the Dunman Partner realtors. I know I am sending this review late. But I am a very busy person and I had a minute. Now with that said. I met 4 other Keller William realtors who were absolutely awesome. So don't get me wrong. I have not bad feelings for Keller Williams real estate. Thanks Gregg

Have rung agent several times - no reply. Read about the company and realised this is normal. Out of all the estate agents, these guys are the worst. They are just not interested. Feel sorry for people who have asked them to sell houses. It doesn’t feel right that an agent does not get back to buyers. Feel powerless as cannot view the house and cannot put an offer. They should be reported but don’t think there is a way to do it.

THIS IS THE WORST PLACE I HAVE EVER DEALT WITH RUDE LAZY ASS PEOPLE THAT DON"T WANT TO WORK WILL NOT DEAL WITH YOU UNLESS IT IS OVER 33;000 DOLLARS BUYER AND SELLERS BEWARE FIND SOMEONE ELSE BAD NEWS

I thought that the role of the estate agent is to facilitate a sale. My experience with Keller Williams is that they make the sale process more difficult by making it very difficult to talk to someone about one of the houses that they have listed. After calling them 3 times in one morning without a call back, they finally told me that the local agent is busy on viewings all day and may call me back at the end of the day. Apparently this can't be delegated to anyone else. Anyway, it's the end of the day and I still have not had a call back. This is why sellers use Purple Bricks and Strike.

Absolute joke of a company. Phoned for the past 3 days trying to arrange a viewing of a house and never had a callback or response to an email. So I decided I would make it more obvious I was interested by putting in an offer for the house. Still not had any response from them.

Keller William's Westlake Village Steve Henneberry is a talented realtor. He is always available to answer questions and beautifully staged our home. He is patient and flexible. He masterfully staged our home and worked around our schedules. Our house was sold in less than a week and above asking price.

Moving to Delaware from another state wasn't easy, but Suzanne Wiedmann and Kevin Maguire of Keller Williams (Lewes, 302-542-1472) made it happen as smoothly and efficiently as possible. As our buyer's agents, they guided us through the whole process very professionally.

Haven't met an honest agent with this company yet. Most were very conceited, highly controlling to the point of 'toxic personality types', and their idea of honesty was 'mean', to get you to agree to a lower price and easier sale, while the comps, etc weren't even remotely comparable to the properties. One agent wouldn't even leave me with the comps and got highly upset when I asked for them, so that I could review them. Instead she tried to make me feel guilty about asking for them, telling me that I was wrong for not trusting her because she is a top agent. Telling me she isn't a 'bottom feeder', which was the end for me, given the belittling comment. This has been a common thing with every Keller Williams agent that I've encountered. Personal attacks to hide mistakes or things they do wrong. Her trying to hide the comps took her 10 times more work than just sending me the comps. She sent bios and facebook feeds instead, to prove she is a good agent, but never the simple comps. This is a clear sign that something was being hidden in those comps. My response was "I understand", then broke contact with her to avoid more personal attacks, over something agents always give clients. Smoke and mirrors. I signed with one agent and she dropped my property without my consent after catching her in lies. The company does nothing to help the client, except send you to the broker, who is getting paid by the agent who did you wrong, so they back up the agent and you're left to figure out what to do on your own. This is a classic agency, only in it for the money. I haven't met an agent with this company who actually cares about the client. Only agents who say they do and their actions say different. Honestly, this entire industry is broken, but this company leads the way in 'broken'.