M&M reality - nám. Míru 9

Collaboration of Marcínka with Babiš, you never !!!

Unserious actions. Under the pretext of buying real estate, they are forced to visit, where they will force you to sell through their real estate.

In a word, disaster! Fooling around is the only thing they can do ... when I wanted to see the responses to the apartment being sold, I wasn't told anything, they didn't even bring any buyers to the tour ... and that was the number of people interested directly for the location ... let them download the ad and I've been waiting for the keys for a week now ... I'm trying to connect with them, but without success.

I do not recommend. The brokers were nice, or at least tried to look like that most of the time, but that's all. Errors in contracts, handover protocol, etc. For 170 thousand I would expect a job done differently. I don't even have the strength to write more, it's not worth it anymore.

I would (unfortunately, without exaggeration) evaluate the overall mediation of the purchase of real estate best as 1) disaster and 2) amateurism. Unfortunately, all this from the very beginning to the end. Coincidentally, I knew the seller (former classmate). In our specific case, there were many people interested in buying a property. Precisely because we knew the seller from before and knew that I was a solvent buyer, she decided to put me ahead of the other buyers and sell the apartment in question to me. However, this did not meet with too much joy at the MM reality intermediaries, whose interest (as was evident in my experience) is not the interest of their clients (in this case the seller), but solely the interest of themselves. In particular, the amount of their commission. Immediately after the seller told the brokers that she would be interested in selling the property to me, they began to oppose her that nothing like this was possible (without their conclusion having any support in the brokerage contract). Similarly, the sellers of two representatives of the Zlín branch of MM Reality (unfortunately including the head of this branch) explicitly lied when they stated that they spoke to me by phone and the sellers mystified by explicitly assuring them that I was willing to go to the auction and bid hundreds of thousands over purchase price framework. I leave a number of other dubious actions aside. The fact that both sellers talked about concluding a purchase agreement with me (among other things on the grounds that I have a legal education and I will read the agreements), I probably prefer to leave aside with the naive expectation that they do not provide this information to me. The icing on the cake was when their assistant called me the night after concluding the reservation contract and told me that I was unfortunately unlucky because the apartment was already booked (allegedly the seller intends to sell it to someone in the family - I do not know that we would be with the seller relatives, in other words another lie) :) As far as the contractual documentation is concerned, this was accompanied from the beginning to the end by a number of fundamental shortcomings and mistakes. I wouldn't be surprised if the individual brokers didn't even read it one after the other (at best). In the worst case (corresponding to reality), I then don't think they even knew what the contracts contained. Only the reservation contract contained about 6 significant errors on two pages of the text (unfortunately, including the incorrect definition of the unit sold!). There were also jewels in its contents, such as that the apartment will be painted before the apartment is inspected (the apartment has already been inspected by about 50 people), etc. The broker pointlessly rewrote the provisions of the brokerage contract, which had nothing to do here. Likewise, when resolving the transfer agreements, it was made clear to us that we could not make any significant changes in this and that these must be approved by MM Reality. Thus, MM Reality, which neither transferred nor acquired ownership, unjustifiably reserved the right to decide what content the transfer documentation will have. This tragic experience was completed by the experience of handing over the apartment. We asked that only a handover protocol be sent to us, stating that we were able to hand over the apartment ourselves. The head of the Zlín branch, who dealt with this matter with us, told us that he would be personally involved in this (although it seemed unnecessary, we did not oppose this procedure) and that he would take care of handing over the apartment. The moment we arrived at the handover, we found out the fact that the subject of the handover was a completely different unit in the handover protocol (in other words, the handover protocol was completely useless). So we had to go back to the branch where the new handover protocol was created. . In short, I imagine the service for 170 thousand CZK diametrically differently. I will be glad if I do not meet any of the representatives of this real estate agency anymore. I prefer to set aside their practices, which in my opinion border on illegal behavior. The sad fact is that real estate agents do not have a professional chamber at the moment. I share the view that the above-specified conduct, which both (authorized by this case) intermediaries demonstrated, would be a suitable adept at the disciplinary offense.

I sold a two-generation family house through this branch. I liked the broker's approach, listened to my price requirements, and then we generally agreed on how it would work. He basically took care of everything for me. I received news from him even though I was outside the Czech Republic. So the house didn't sell right away, but it wasn't in my expectations either. In any case, it was sold at the end, and the price did not move, so that, for example, due to the time of advertising, it would push me to make a concession to reduce the required price. Overall, the approach of the office suited me. And thanks for the services provided.