Coldwell Banker Realty - Wayzata

Duane Reinhardt 

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a month ago

Keith Maahs sold our Ham Lake home during my divorce, which made for a complicated transaction — two sellers who weren't always on the same page, a long delay before listing, and plenty of stress along the way. Keith handled all of it well. He was patient without being passive. He kept following up over many months and kept the process moving when it stalled. And once the home finally hit the market, his preparation paid off immediately — we had an offer in hand within about a week of listing. That speaks to his pricing, his... read more

lady cadbury 

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6 months ago

The realtor I worked with here, lied to us. We went in for an open house, and we stupidly trusted the realtor that was showing an open house to represent us just as much as they represent the sellers and instead they took advantage of us. They talked us out of doing an inspection, making the comment that the sellers took good care of the house. There’s nothing wrong with it. Come to find out there’s several things wrong with it. Being a first time homebuyers, we were very naïve and they took complete advantage of it 

Lauren Campoli 

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a year ago

Coldwell's Catastrophic Failure to Disclose Escrow Records - Title Lost, No Money Down It has been 1,199 days since Coldwell Banker Realty and its agent, Mark Grieger, mishandled our transaction and caused us to lose control of our property and our title. This was not a close call or a technicality. After the purchase agreement was signed, Grieger held the executed deal and failed to submit it to Coldwell. By holding the deal, Grieger ensured the $100,000 earnest money could never settle even if attempted. Yet Grieger, with ... read more

Marty Gray 

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a year ago

I can not recommend Tom Parker 

Lauren Campoli 

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a year ago

Catastrophic Failure by Coldwell Agent Mark Grieger — Title Lost, No Money Down Mark Grieger’s mishandling of our transaction caused us to lose control of our property—and our title—for over two years and counting. This was not a close call or a technicality. It was a breakdown of professional and fiduciary duty at every step from Grieger to Coldwell. After the purchase agreement was signed, Mr. Grieger held the executed deal and failed to submit it to his brokerage, Coldwell Banker Realty. That inaction, whether for conveni... read more