Jim Findley

Do not use Jim Findley (Mainstreet Realty) or Liz McGuire (Coldwell Banker).  I wouldn't trust either of these individuals to tell me it was raining if I were set.  In late 2006 these two realtors worked together to sell the house-next-door to ours in Cedar Crest, New Mexico. Jim Findley was the realtor for the seller.  Liz McGuire was the buyer's agent for this sale.  Together they colluded with the buyers to execute the sale of this property and essentially "steal" approximately an eighth of an acre of our land by representing it as part of the property for sale.  Our property was even on the for-sale flyer.  They did this by convincing the buyers that it would be a small feat to force us to sign an easement at or after the purchase.  All the buyers would have to do is threaten to sue us--which they did through a direct threat of legal action from Jim Findley.  Because we refused to sign away our rights to our private property, we were sued --by our new neighbors--for access and parking on our property.  After nearly eight years, we're still litigating.  These two people should have their real estate licenses revoked!

excellent results. Though I have not seen Mr. Findley for years, I consider him a rural neighbor and a friend. I would use him again in any real estate situation of buying, selling, developing or financing.

Do not use Jim Findley (Mainstreet Properties NM) or Liz McGuire (Coldwell Banker). I would not trust either of these individuals to tell me it was raining if I were wet. In late 2006 these these two realtors worked together to sell the property next door to ours in Cedar Crest, New Mexico. Liz McGuire was the buyers' agent for this sale, and Jim Findley was the realtor for the seller. Together they colluded with the buyers to execute the sale of this property and essentially "steal" approximately an eighth of an acre of our land by representing it as part of the property for sale. Our property was even on the for-sale flyer. They did this by convincing the buyers that it would be a small feat to force us to sign an easement at or after purchase; all the buyers would have to do is threaten to sue us--which they did through a direct threat of legal action from Jim Findley. This guy is a thug. Because we refused to sign away our rights to our private property, we were sued--by our new neighbors--for access and parking on our property. We have been in legal preparation for court for three and a half years and counting. Don't even ask me how much money we have spent. These two people should have their real estate licenses revoked.