Weichert, REALTORS - The Griffin Company Springdale - Springdale, Arkansas

Weichert, REALTORS - The Griffin Company Springdale is a reputable real estate agency located in Springdale, Arkansas. With the address at 5100 S Thompson St, Springdale, AR 72764, United States., it is conveniently situated for clients in the area. The agency can be easily reached through their telephone number, 4797561003.

The company's website, weichertgriffin.com, provides a wealth of information about their services, listings, and team of experienced agents. Specializing in both commercial property and estate agency, Weichert, REALTORS - The Griffin Company Springdale is a versatile agency equipped to handle a wide range of real estate needs.

One of the unique features of this agency is the availability of on-site services. This means that clients can expect personalized attention and assistance throughout the entire real estate process. Additionally, the agency offers wheelchair-accessible parking and entrance, making it an inclusive and accessible option for all clients.

With 37 reviews on Google My Business, Weichert, REALTORS - The Griffin Company Springdale has an average rating of 3.8/5. This suggests that the agency has a strong track record of satisfied clients, with many positive experiences to share.

When searching for a real estate agency, it's essential to consider factors such as location, services offered, and reputation. Weichert, REALTORS - The Griffin Company Springdale excels in all of these areas, making it an excellent choice for anyone in need of real estate services in Springdale, AR.

Reviews of Weichert, REALTORS - The Griffin Company Springdale

Ellen Manuel

5/5

Brandon Johnson is an EXCELLENT realtor. Professional, friendly, knowledgeable- he worked HARD to help us find just the right place. Good listener, responsive, good communicator. We highly recommend Branton!

Margaret Schluter

5/5

We just purchased land in Northwest Arkansas. We moved here from Texas. Wyatt Graves and Barry Graves were our real estate agents, they are wonderful. Even after the sale, they are still helping us. Some of the nicest people you will ever meet. Thanks Again?

Michele Sutton

1/5

I live in Cambridge Park Apartments. I received a notice last week that they are raising my rent by over 10% in the next month, which is the second rent increase that has happened during my tenancy. The apartments are in a great location, but they have no amenities other than a tiny gym and are only about 800 square feet for a 2 bedroom. Also, the carpet, tile, counters, etc. are the cheapest kind possible. For the price, it's no longer worth it to live there. I'm moving a mile away and getting 400 additional square feet in a townhome for only 100.00 more. Beware renters, this company WILL raise your rent and it will not be in small increments. On a positive note, they keep the grounds very nice and it is a safe, quiet complex with very nice neighbors. For the most part, they get to maintenance requests quickly and have a very nice maintenance man working for them. This company also stole my deposit from me. I had pics and videos though, so they ended up having to give part of it back. Shady people. Avoid if you can.

DeShawn Bradford

1/5

I had a horrible experience renting from this company, as they are reluctant to help when situations arise, and do not return your security deposit in a timely ethical manner. My unit was left in better condition than I received it, although $200 was taken out of my deposit for “cleaning” and keeping the utilities on after termination of my lease.

Sarah Horne

5/5

My husband and I purchased our first home yesterday and I can not rave more about my experience with Amber Coleman of Weichert Realtors - The Griffin Company. She has been a saving grace in what could have been an extremely stressful time for us. She is responsive, informative, professional and extremely considerate of a buyer's needs and wants. She made the home buying process so enjoyable and I'd recommend her to anyone. Thank you, Amber, for all of your hard work and dedication. You're a peach and we couldn't be happier!

Trevor Hutton

1/5

Do not rent from them at least not from the Orchard st rentals. the landlord is rude. she constantly hounded me for my 30 day notice which I still had a whole month to turn in to her. I even called the main office and they told I had a whole month and she was sending me text every day saying she needed it no later than the day that she sent the text. I had four little holes in the wall where I hung my tv and 4 holes on each window where I hung my curtains. I filled all the holes before I moved out and I vacuumed, dusted, swept and mopped every inch of that place when I moved out, I even scrubbed the shower and out of a $650 deposit I got a $12 check back after moving out. the landlord at this location is horrible.

carley gray

5/5

Chris Ernstine was a pleasure to work with! As first-time homebuyers, he answered our many questions. He was sincere and transparent throughout the entire process. He was with us every step of the way, and we can’t recommend him enough. If you are looking to buy/sell anytime soon, give Chris a call!

Ben Allen

1/5

ZERO STARS.
"THE WEICHERT DIFFERENCE"
SOMETHING ABOUT SPRINGDALE - WEICHERT, REALTORS® - THE GRIFFIN COMPANY
If you are looking to buy any RE Property, this Real Estate Office is the last place to be used for it. All they want is to trap you into signing a contract (exclusive right to buy that is) and make you completely dependent on them; you are not going to be able to use any other Realtor for six plus months even if you do not like this office.
Moreover, if you decide to terminate this ridiculous relationship, you will have to pay $1000 as an early termination penalty (that is probably, how they make the majority of their income). By the way this so-called Contract is used only if the RE Office cannot provide adequate comparable service for the Buyer.
The RE Agent Mallory Stroud (witch was supposed to work with me) seemed in complete prostration and could not answer any questions, so she ran for Help and The Help arrived: Greg Spencer - The Broker. He looked very official and behaved like Supreme Leader, so when I asked him: how could I sign the “Exclusive Right to buy Contract” for 6 months with an agent that I saw for the first time in my life, do not now how knowledgeable she is, if she fits to be working on my project and even before the first showing? He replied: We, in Arkansas (then added) in our Office, require signing such a contract. After a few seconds of thinking, he pronounced: but it is completely her choice, if she is willing to proceed without it.
I have been in a RE business for 30 years and I have never come across such ridiculous condition: “Unless you sign an Agreement, you're not gonna go see the properties”…
Indeed, I refused to sign it and told them, that I would have to report this issue to Arkansas Board of Realtors. Therefore, Mr. Spencer replied: Good luck with this one, I am sitting on that Board!
In conclusion – my wife and I left the Office with very hard fillings, wasted time and a bad taste in a mouth.
GOOD JOB, “WEICHERT”. WHAT A DIFFERENCE!
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In response to your response: as a Realtor, you should understand the difference between “Buyer Agency Agreement” and “Exclusive Right to Buy Agreement”
“Exclusive Right to Buy Agreement”- What distinguishes this contract is the buyer may not retain more than one broker to assist him or her. It sets forth the commission amount to be paid to the broker, which is owed even if the buyer finds the house him/herself or another broker does so.
Some offices (like, for example yours) squeeze the “Early Termination” stipulation with the penalty (in your case) of $1000. It means that if you even do not satisfy the buyer’s expectation, he cannot get out of this agreement in one peace. And, by the way, time is always very important for the Buyer.
“Buyer Agency Agreement”- Homebuyers typically sign buyer broker agreements with their real estate brokers/agents before writing a purchase agreement for the certain property. The buyer broker agreements spell out precisely who represents the buyer. It is also known as buyer representation, without any further obligation from the buyer’s side.
This you have to learn before taking your Arkansas Real Estate exam.