BHHS Fox & Roach

jimboac 

on Citysearch

14 years ago

Predators!!! – Steer clear of Pru-Fox offices. They're staffed with predators and cater to them. For example, consider Mark Arbeit from Pru-Fox's Margate, NJ office. This gentleman preyed on me & my wife by keeping from us information about a leaking underground oil tank beneath our house that had kept another fast-talking Pru-Fox realtor in his office from unloading the place for months. Oh, yeah-- he has also preyed on little schoolboys: Read all about it in The Washington Post archives for June 20, 25 and 26, 1987. Did I ... read more

andrewullman 

on Citysearch

14 years ago

Sandy Yeatman – I just want to thank you again for scamming us. You took complete advantage of my family and myself. We placed our trust in you and your expertise, we didn't know how the real estate market works. You had us convinced that you had our interests at heart and you were not in it to just make money which was a complete fabrication. We think that you were fully aware that the home you sold us was not only smaller in size than you told us, but also had all the problems that we have been steadily fixing although we ... read more

Oceandrive 

on Citysearch

15 years ago

what a Fabulous Job PF&R did selling my house – It seems only the "whack jobs" have the time to post a nasty review. I guess it's a sad lonely life to sit up to the wee hours getting all liquored up posting all the wrongs done to you! But I'm here to tell you when it came time to sell my home after my husband death the Team at PF&R held my hand all the way to the settlement table. thank you so much 

mmalone28 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

lipservice – an absolute laughable clown. the epitome of the stereotypical "realtor". outdated and transparent. not recommended for educated individuals looking to buy or sell a home in Philadelphia. If you are going to pay a commission, pay it to someone whose business isn't built on a self-rigteous self-identification with Rittenhouse Square, but rather a dynamic knowledge of the marketplace. See Allan Domb or Laurie Phillips instead.