Kevin Fruh, Sotheby's International Realty

I recently worked with Kevin Fruh on a purchase in Newburyport, MA, where he represented the buyers. This was not our first transaction together, and as always, he was great to work with. Kevin is communicative, organized, and keeps the process moving smoothly from start to finish. He does a great job advocating for his clients while maintaining a professional and collaborative approach with everyone involved. It is always a pleasure working together, and I look forward to the next opportunity.

Kevin Fruh and Rachel Mello were absolutely outstanding. I chose Kevin because of his tremendous success in the business and among the leaders in sales commissions. He is honest, trustworthy and has a wealth of experience. He was always very responsive and always provided valuable guidance throughout the sale process. Rachel was always on top of things, provided excellent support and was also very responsive. She has an upbeat attitude and is very customer focused. Their experience and attention to detail make them a great team.

Kevin and his team were fantastic to work with from start to finish. They were proactive, thoughtful, and always available when we had questions. They went the extra mile to help us close and took a lot of stress off our plate. We felt supported the whole way through and couldn’t have asked for a better realtor.

I started working with Kevin on the purchase of a deeded half house in downtown Newburyport a year ago last summer upon the death of my husband. Kevin was so helpful and responsive in guiding me through the process, including recommending contractors to make the changes that I wanted. Of course I turned to Kevin to sell the property we had owned for 40 years, I highly recommend him and his team.

I am amazed that Kevin is so top-rated. I still wonder what was different about me. I am confident that my experience contributed to chronic lymphocytic leukemia I developed a year Kevin quickly got a highly loaded FMV offer conditioned on the buyer having the right to back out right up to closing.. My rejecting the first offer, which included a $5k penalty for backing out, led to a second offer that increased the penalty to $10K. The ongoing issue was a dispute as to my right to garage parking. This had been going on for 20 years and likely will go on infinitely. Kevin told one potential buyer of the garage issue when meeting outside of my home. The buyer opted to not look at the place. Kevin has no answer for why he did not first show the place and then tell the presumably excited bu