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"VERY FAST TURN AROUND. ON TIME AND VERY ACCOMMODATING. WILL REFER TO MY REAL ESTATE COMPANY."

"Did what was requested in a timely manner. No hassles which is exactly what a person needs when dealing with the loss of a spouse. This was specific for an estate appraisal. Not an appraisal to buy real estate. This is for estate tax purposes which is different. Thank you."

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"Ultimately, I chose not to pursue this job with Mario because the job lends itself better as DIY... it's a rental property, after all, and the quality of work that Mario performs (i.e. high quality) is more than I need in the rental unit."

"Did the job in a very timely manner. I needed an appraisal for a estate tax return. I am very satisfied with the service received."

"I had purchased a deal on Angies List for 2 hours of electrician labor.  The services were performed exemplary and performed far more service in 2 hours than I had expected.  I said at the outset that I was prepared to pay for additional time.  Pete performed the service and refused to charge for the additional 20 minutes; he said he had a policy against "nickle and diming."  They'll get my business in the future."

"We work closely with Jon Wilson and his team. I highly recommend Marketplace Homes!"

"He does a great job. Very responsive, professional and I have been pleased with his work. I have referred him more than 10 times."

"Excellent customer service, very professional. The technician David arrived promptly and was very patient with the questions we had regarding the work. Able to replace my toilet and vanity same day. Any plumbing or cosmetic needs would definitely rehire."

"My main goal in using this service was to get an idea of just what value my house had. I have lied in the house (built in 1890) for thirty years. I have personally done some renovation but I mostly have had professional electricians and plumbers do their work.
My city in Massachusetts revalues real-estate annually. (How else can the teachers and other over-pensioned public employees get their benefits? :-)  It has had a rash of tear-downs and subsequent erections of many McMansions. Currently, an over-supply of $1 million to $5 million houses exists. In fact the over-supply is a few times MORE than the other price ranges combined.
I live about two blocks away from a fairly pricey neighborhood, but my house is next to a very busy intersection. A neighborhood school and public transit are nearby. So, I wanted to get an idea if continued maintenance or improvement was better financially than doing the only the barest of work; i.e., a positive NPV (net present value).
The owner and his assistant called me separately about a week after we met. I did not detect any hard-sell. When I get my tax bill for the year 2015 I will know if the company helped me to determine a current value that matched the city's assessment. As for answering the question of a positive NPV for any improvements, I do not expect a clear answer as markets can change somewhat quickly.
     1) They offered a thirty-day guarantee on pricing ... I don't feel comfortable taking fewer than thirty days when I have considered projects to improve my house; in fact, I have taken longer than for previous work I have done.
     2) when I hear "proprietary software", bells ring as in the stock market's "proprietary algorithms" for High Frequency Trading
(basically the transfer of profit to the insiders (the pay-to-play game).
     3) I have seen the one-stop fits-all model before. A local wood floor installer has a company name that implies it is local to Boston. In fact, it sub-contracts to those available in the METRO Boston area (the two installers came from southern NH, about 35 miles away).
     4) One price estimate to power-wash my rear deck was $3,200. I have power-washed my deck several times. I own a power-washer. They priced a new rug for the front stairs that also seemed a little high.
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