RE/MAX Galaxy - Diamond Bar, California

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Adresse: 1411 S Diamond Bar Blvd, Diamond Bar, CA 91765.
Téléphone: 9098608668.

Spécialités: Agence immobilière.
Autres données d'intérêt: S'identifie comme géré par un(e) Asiatique, S'identifie comme géré par une femme, Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, Places assises accessibles en fauteuil roulant, Toilettes accessibles en fauteuil roulant.
Avis : Cette entreprise a 8 avis sur Google My Business.
Avis moyen: 3.3/5.

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⏰ Horaires d'ouverture de RE/MAX Galaxy

Lundi: 09:00–17:00
Mardi: 09:00–17:00
Mercredi: 09:00–17:00
Jeudi: 09:00–17:00
Vendredi: 09:00–17:00
Samedi: Fermé
Dimanche: Fermé

RE/MAX Galaxy se trouve à l'adresse 1411 S Diamond Bar Blvd, Diamond Bar, CA 91765. Vous pouvez les contacter par téléphone au numéro 9098608668. Leur site web est actuellement indisponible.

Spécialisée dans l'immobilier, RE/MAX Galaxy se distingue par sa gestion asiatique et féminine. L'agence est accessible en fauteuil roulant, avec un parking et des toilettes adaptés. Elle dispose également de places assises adaptées.

L'entreprise a reçu 8 avis sur Google My Business, avec une note moyenne de 3,3/5. Les avis clients permettent d'avoir un aperçu de l'expérience vécue par d'autres clients et peuvent guider votre choix.

En termes de caractéristiques, RE/MAX Galaxy offre des services d'agence immobilière. Leur expertise et leur engagement envers l'accessibilité en font un choix intéressant pour ceux qui cherchent un partenaire fiable dans le domaine de l'immobilier.

L'emplacement de RE/MAX Galaxy à Diamond Bar, en Californie, est un autre atout. L'agence est située dans une zone pratique, ce qui facilite les visites et les échanges.

👍 Avis de RE/MAX Galaxy

Peter C.

1/5

My wife and I were interested in a property that Nick (Feng) was listing. This would be my 4th home transaction and by far working with Nick was the worst and strangest. I would assume most agents would like the opportunity to gain both the seller and buyer commission of 4.5-6.0%.

First, in order just to see the home. I had to make a written offer for the house (sight unseen). We actually submitted a fair offer considering we did not see the home. Then Nick wanted me to send him all my banking statements. i found that strange and mention that i only disclose my personal information to my lender. So i submitted my offer (sight unseen) and my pre-approval letter from my lender which had me approved for $100k over their listing price.

At the end of the day, I won't want Nick as my buyer's agent considering the strange behavior/practices he has shown. i won't know what to expect if we were to go under contract. Like I mention, one of the worst and strangest situation working with an Agent.

Tamara L.

1/5

WOW. Called Henry Loh several times to get more info about a 3 bedroom property in Eastvale and he never answers the phone. In fact, when I finally got him on the phone regarding the property-he was very reluctant to give me details pertaining the property. I felt like he tried his best to discourage me from applying for the property. I'm guessing because I was African American. At least that's the feeling I got from the conversation. Didn't even offer information on how to complete an application nor showing times. SMH!

Patrick C.

1/5

I found a listing in Fallbrook and unfortunately Lee Sang Nam is the listing agent. I contacted him via remax web site and receive a confirmation that he has in fact received my inquiry. 1 week later and no reply. I feel bad for the seller and I see why the property has not sold in in over 18 months on the market. I would avoid Lee Sang Nam and this Remax office. -- As you can see by their reply, that they need serious therapy. The status was active that is why I inquired. And I can prove it with a screenshot and the MLS records will also prove that you never posted as in escrow. As a reminder it is against the MLS rules and not ethical to keep it posted as active. Again MLS will back this up. And why not reply that it is in escrow if it fact it is and correct the listing? I have to assume that you are running a scam with bait and switch. And quite frankly you should try and assimilate to doing business in this industry. Again buyer and seller beware. Just look at their reply, it says it all.