I worked with Blake and Ty to sell my home, and do...

I worked with Blake and Ty to sell my home, and don't know I could recommend them for others. Their marketing was good. The house got lots of views and attention, and did get offers in spite of bad weather.

That said, communication was a major issue. Ty talked about a good realtor guiding their clients. I take that to mean, suggest good ways to proceed with supporting rationale. If a client wants to do something that could be a problem, tell them so, and why. Instead, I was given suggestions like they were commands. Suggestions would be a sentence or two, with no real explanation unless I said "no" and then he would get defensive. I was yelled at and insulted multiple times. I was ready to accept an offer and he wanted more time to wait on other offers. Easy enough... he suddenly became unavailable by phone, text, and email until he got the time he wanted.

Worked with Blake on due diligence negotiations. Buyers came back and wanted something new. Ok, I asked why? It took asking another 4-5 times to get a meaningful answer that was longer than a sentence. The hardest part of the negotiations was simply dealing with my own agents. I was told, "If I was selling my house, I would do x". That's nice, but I really wish they would have approached it as them helping me sell my house than them selling theirs, because as the seller... my wishes, goals, and issues matter... and instead they were ignored.

They could be found via text very quickly and easily at most anytime. Email a little less so, but still prompt. By phone took advanced notice and scheduling. Really would have preferred if they would have been more open to phone conversations for the more involved or complex issues, and relied much less on text.