how to find a good realtor in a new area where you don't know anyone personally?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I looked at reviews on Zillow, in the DC area. Not sure if smaller areas will have that many reviews or not.

Don't trust those reviews.

Why not?

[Anonymous]

If you have a Realtor locally that you trust, ask them for a referral.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DCUMs!

Where are you looking - what areas?

south jersey beaches

My family lives in Cape May- would you want me to ask them for a rec?

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yes pls!

Here you go!


Greg Giancola - remax "He’s a fixture in the RE community. Is easy to work with and a genuine stand up guy."

ttp://www.remax.com/realestateagentoffice/capemay-nj-08204-gregorygiancola-id26927217.html

Hope you find a great place!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It is going to depend on the area of SJ. A Cape May realtor for Ocean City is like McClean for Ashburn,

What beach?

+1 45 minutes on a winters day. Hours in the summer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I looked at reviews on Zillow, in the DC area. Not sure if smaller areas will have that many reviews or not.

Don't trust those reviews.

Why not?

Don't know--I was the PP who posted the Zillow suggestion. The other agents we found through word of mouth here in the DC area were real duds--so found a person with great reviews on Zillow who worked in the area we were looking at. He did a great job! And, of course, has encouraged us to give him a review--which I've gladly done. Would not hurt to interview a couple agents (or more) to see which ones you think you would like to work with the most.