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Gordon Holmes, Owner of Direct Real Estate
Referral from
Feb 15, 2017
sideshow9320:
Does anyone have a realtor recommendation for rentals? Looking to move to Portland soon and wanted to find a realtor to help find rental...
mhb20002000:
I bought so I don't know if she does rental searches, but Kim Tarbox was great. She grew up in the area and knows it as a professional.... Maine Realty
Referral from
Aug 29, 2017
fartypants29:
First time home-buyer advice - Portland Looking to buy a home in the next 6 months. Anyone have any advice for buying in Portland area?...
kathryn13:
[Paul Diou at Maine Realty](http://mainerealtyllc.com/home/about-us/agents/meet-paul-diou/) is awesome! Good guy, keeps prices down and... The Tangent Real Estate Group
Referral from
May 18, 2014
klieber:
Gilbert/surrounding areas realtor recommendations We're looking for a new house and, so far, we've been pretty frustrated with the...
jmoriarty:
I'm a fan (and friend) of Elizabeth Newlin. She's a realtor in the SE Valley and is very quirky, fun, and good at what she does. You can... Maine Real Estate
- Real Estate Agent, Realtor
- 7653 Guides Lakes Region South Portland, ME 12572
Referral from
Jun 10, 2013
Marcia Y.:
Putting my house on the market... I need a realtor . Any suggestions?
Melissa H.:
http://www.mainerealestatesearch.com/ We used a realtor through them when buying our house and they were great. This is the team the for...
Referral from August 29, 2017
fartypants29 asked:
First time home-buyer advice - Portland Looking to buy a home in the next 6 months. Anyone have any advice for buying in Portland area? Anyone have any realtor...
agent063562 replied:
The market is so competitive right now that some houses will go on the market during the week, have an open house on Saturday and be under contract by Monday. Make sure you're fully prepared with financing and everything else so you're ready to jump in on a house you like. We sold our house in Saco a year ago and within two weeks we had several offers and it ended up going for $15 k above asking.
failingtolurk replied:
You can get twice as much house in economies that are twice as hot with half the taxes. My advice is to look elsewhere.
drumpfFOREVER replied:
Here are some options for realtors: https://www.coldwellbanker.com/Residential-Brokerage_Overhead%3A-New-England-12681 c/KeeKee-Bailey-618489 a https://www.themainerealestatenetwork.com/realestate/agent/jaime-clark-richardson/ Have financing in hand before you contact any realtor. Be ready to jump on a house. Be ready for a rollercoaster of emotions. It is a up and down process. I lost out on 4 houses before finding one and only got than one because my realtor beat out another realtor by 5 mins. 5 mins late and I would be renting still.
DieCommieScum replied:
Unless you're planning to live in the same house for the next 10+ years, rent for the next 2 or 3. The market is in a bubble and supply is low.
Guygan replied:
Define "Portland area".
WickedMainah replied:
We got under contract within 2 hours of the house we bought being listed. This, because houses within 40 minutes of Portland were being listed then under contract within the same day. Brutal. This was last year. Its supposedly worse now.
waflman7 replied:
If you can, use a credit union for financing. I used Town and Country and they were great. The interest rate was 0.25% higher than other places but they have no plan on selling mortgages, they want to keep it all in house. And having everything be local made it nice an easy, didn't have to deal with a big national call center.
landoindisguise replied:
For realtors, look up Jason Miller. He was my realtor for my first home purchase a few years ago, and he was awesome. Really felt like he had our interests in mind. That said, I agree with others here that maybe now isn't the best time. I mean, if it's the right time for you then it's the right time, but if you can hold out, it does seem like the market is kind of insane at the moment.
Robivennas replied:
We used Sarah Delisle and she was awesome! She just had a baby though so I think she's off of work for the new few months. If you end up waiting a little longer before you buy, I would definitely check her out. She walked us through our first time buying a house and found us the perfect house in a really tight market and stayed under budget. Our house wasn't actually on the market yet; she had connections and we were able to make an offer before anyone else saw it.
ichoosejif replied:
Port Side Heather Douglas 776-1270
Referral from June 10, 2013
Marcia Y. asked:
Putting my house on the market... I need a realtor . Any suggestions?
Tcdb C. replied:
http://www.carolfox.masiello.com/
Dave G. replied:
Bonnie Jalbert | Allen & Selig Realty | ZoomInfo.com a friend of mine for 40 years
Maura G. replied:
Darren McGovern is amazing! He sells properties that others can't! He moves property fast!
Daniel L. replied:
Are you leaving Maine? we have got to party before you leave!! Shawn Losier could handle that for ya.
Referral from February 6, 2013
Tyler K. asked:
Ok Facebook, who knows a good realtor in Southern Maine? After years of dreaming and talking about it, I'm officially house hunting! And I'm already enrolled in...
Greg C. replied:
In the Portland area: Claire Garvey; 207-831-7630. Tell her I sent you :)
Andrea M. replied:
Jeff Flynn, Flynn & Co. in South Portland
Heather B. replied:
Laura Sosnowski:-)
Josie H. replied:
I bought a 2 unit in Portland last year and used Steve Osborne. Great guy, been around a while and knows his stuff.
Brian D. replied:
We used Heidi Hall with Powers Real estate. She was great! She tends to work in the Freeport/Yarmouth area if that helps. Good luck!
Joe B. replied:
Nathan Kimble with Benchmark treated us well. Good luck!:)
Emma P. replied:
WadeSellsMaine.com (Keller Williams Realty) - Definitely will work incredibly hard for you. Talented and dedicated.
Jasmin R. replied:
We loved ours! We had Mark Ford at Bayley Reality in Waterboro. They offer a free home buying class that's really helpful. Plus Mark is one of those people who isn't really in it for the money (he's retired), he just loves helping people and visiting cool houses. He was just the nicest guy ever
Chris C. replied:
Green Tree Realty! Think they're easy to find on FB
Rachel D. replied:
Megan and Corey Scott at Maine Homes and Loans!! I went to college with them and they have done phenomenal starting their own business and helping dozens of first time home buyers! Their business is on Facebook and they're very committed and always available. Have fun shopping!
Amber S. replied:
Keller Williams- Jeff Matea
Referral from March 16, 2014
Mark T. asked:
So any recommendations FB Friends and Family? APB- Middle Age Couple looking for-Property Mgmt. Contacts, Realtor Rental Listings,...
Daryl T. replied:
Rent to own.. http://maine.craigslist.org/reb/4352244971.html
Daryl T. replied:
http://maine.craigslist.org/reb/4352240888.html
Referral from February 21, 2013
Willa W. asked:
Looking for a place to build your dream house? This is worth checking out- discover the natural environment around, the conservation land abutting this property!! ...
Willa W. replied:
Its marsh access to kennebeck river- so only a view when there are no leaves- ill take you up there-anytime!!!--- and we can walk the sites. Omy god- youd fit.right in!! Or if you want more details from the broker 725 8525. Or call me 232 5328
Referral from December 26, 2014
John D. asked:
Prospecting tips for Real Estate Agents from The Core Training Company!
Referral from April 3, 2013
Margo B. asked:
Any of my realtor friends know any commercial building inspection people?
Referral from May 12, 2014
Nancy B. asked:
We have listed our house for sale. Please contact our realtor Kathy Fasulo Apon if you or someone you know is looking for a new home.
Referral from January 23, 2015
Anna D. asked:
Can one have favorite areas as a real estate agent?
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