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RE/MAX Real Estate (Mountain View) - Varsity Branch

RE/MAX Real Estate (Mountain View) - Varsity Branch

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4625 Varsity Dr NW #222, Calgary, Alberta, T3A 0Z9, Canada
(403) 247-5171 www.remaxmtnview.com
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Feb 4, 2017
Rob Johnstone helped me when I first moved to Calgary and he helped my best friend when he and his family moved here. We were both well served by Rob. Now that I'm looking again I'm looking forward to working with him again.

Sep 19, 2017
Good people great job . thanks julie

May 2, 2016
I should clarify that this is not a review of Re/max as a whole, but in particular one realtor, Rob Johnstone. Rob Johnstone is absolutely terrible to deal with. He does not work for your best interest and is completely self motivated. If I hadn't had a huge time constraint to move, I would never have used his service (and I use that term very lightly). Rob was unavailable to do a simple portion of his job and delegated it to me, the client, whilst still collecting a large sum percentage from me. On top of that, he belittled my opinions and feelings regarding the sale of my family home, which I spent nearly 25 years in, as well as the purchase of a new place to live. He treated my family with disrespect, and whenever he was called out on it, was quick to pass the buck to whomever he could. He treated my mother, a widow selling her long time home after the passing of her husband and father to her children, very poorly and offered no sympathy to her once the house had been turned over to the new owners early, before she could complete her final walk through and have closure. I recommend highly to any and all people who are looking to buy or sell a property, never use Rob Johnstone. I restate that this is not a reflection on Re/max as a whole and is only intended to reflect the performance and experience involved with dealing with Rob Johnstone.

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