Rebecca possesses a quality that gets extremely rare these days: she listens. She was a customer of a business that I used to own. I printed flyers for the open houses for her (as well as a whole number of other realtors and agencies). I liked the places that she got listings for, and appreciated what I saw witnessing her interactions with my other customers. Basically by the time I got to the point of buying my property I already had my favorite realtor. I was particular and specific with regards to what I wanted, and on a tight budget of course, which narrowed searches even more. After looking at 8 houses and realizing that they all are decent but location didn't work for me, I had reassessed what "quality of life" means for me, decided to go back to renting since I couldn't afford to buy where I wanted to live, looked at one more place, suggested by Rebecca, made an offer same night, and am completely happy with my new place. It was 44 days since the moment my landlord announced she would sell the place I was renting until me moving in into a place that I have bought. Rebecca listens and doesn't push. And doesn't judge. She works with what you have, which in my opinion allows to build a long-term relationship, which pays off more than immediate satisfaction. There hasn't been a moment, when I would look at a property, that was suggested and think:"Do you even remember anything I said?", as it sometimes happens with other realtors. Communication was great. There hasn't been an overabundance of emails or texts, but there were support and instructions that were needed, and we were both made aware of each other's schedules and scheduling conflicts during the period of document signing, loan approvals etc. So I would say, if you are looking to buy property, do your homework, decide what you want, what are your deal-breakers, and call Rebecca Ross.