Coldwell Banker Realty - McMullen Office

I had a Realestate agent that I thought would do a great job since he sold a property for my mom . Wrong !! His initials are MM and he didn’t do a whole home walk through so he was surprised by the issue I had with water which I told him upfront. I was selling the house as is , it needed work , I had a second property , and wasn’t trying to save this house . He also had no disregard for when people could come look at my home , my pets were in jeopardy and he wasn’t there while they were going through my home with my personal stuff still there . He didn’t listen when I said I was taking all my appliances and drapery and so on . I went threw three buyers , 3 , and then on the fourth buyer who i brought to the table , I worked with them , and I was able to get them to buy my house , and I s

This is a response to a recent 1-star review by a "local guide." The review was solely based on the buyer representation agreement/contract which I assume wasn't signed by the buyer. Regardless: nearly every other brokerage will have nearly identical clauses and stipulations. So to single out one brokerage in particular is unfair at best and quite possibly dubious. This is no different than leaving a bad restaurant review for getting your food delivered late and predictably cold. It's just something to be expected. Also, all contracts are negotiable. Meaning that you are entitled to amend the contract or rewrite it entirely. But in case anyone is interested in enlisting the services of Coldwell Banker McMullen, I know firsthand that that office is amazingly diligent and professional. Espec

I am compelled to share my profoundly disappointing experience with Coldwell Banker Realty in Chicago, especially concerning their Buyer Representation Agreement. The aspects of this contract are nothing short of disturbing, leading me to question whether the individual who authored it was in possession of a sound mind—or perhaps fueled by something far more sinister. Firstly, the phrase “any property” serves as an ominous red flag in this vampiric contract. Are we truly expected to believe that “property” could extend to anything from residential real estate to my collection of baseball cards, a piece of modern art, or even my beloved family pet? This type of vague language is alarmingly reckless and opens the door for Coldwell Banker to engage in cautious, opportunistic vampirism, staki

I recently had the pleasure of working with Tom Romano to sell a property. He was very professional and knowledgeable and went above and beyond every step of the way. He kept me informed of every showing and advised me of potential buyers comments. I was pleasantly surprised at how quickly he sold the property. I would highly recommend him to anyone selling a property!

I think real estate agents that have a personal interest in property should never behave like a stereotypical seller. Said agents/sellers must remain PROFESSIONAL at all times, so McMullen should make it MANDATORY that their agents give their property to someone else to show and sell (a policy and procedure at least worth an inter-office discussion), because when the agent/seller acts like an impatient, dissatisfied seller but is interacting with other professionals in the capacity of a McMullen R/E Agent, that representative of the property mars the McMullen name upon having an emotional outbreak. Let me offer some further clarity. I am a 3rd party who witnessed the following: Said seller, who again was also acting as the agent, agreed verbally and via text to a price and then changed w