What an amazing agent Michael turned out to be. By chance we met Michael in the under ground parking of one of our properties and mentioned that we were thinking of selling. He gave us his card and a few weeks later we called him. He was never pushy and extremely well informed, very professional and reliable, so we knew right away that he was the agent that we were looking for. After working with many agents over the past 30 years we can’t recommend Michael enough and we will certainly not be using or recommending any other agent other than Michael. 5-stars all around!
- —T & D
We listed our property with Michael, he went way above call of duty and helped us out tremendously. He is very professional, honest. Creative and always concerned about how his client felt as well as the trades. Fairness was very apparent in his dealings. He is an expert at marketing and getting the word out. He works extremely hard to represent his client’s interest and very quick in responding back. Don’t hesitate to get hold of Michael to represent you.
- —S & A
Listing and selling our home with Michael Ouzas Real Estate was a seamless process from start to finish. The advice and guidance we received was exceptional. He is extremely knowledgeable about the ever-changing market and was quick to respond to the many questions we had throughout the process. The marketing tools utilized to promote the sale of our home were efficient, effective, and professional. We look forward to working with Michael Ouzas Real Estate again and we cannot recommend him enough!
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