BRIGGS REALTY, PLLC

41848 Hillview Dr #
Sterling Heights, MI48314

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Scott Briggs

BRIGGS REALTY, PLLC

November 23, 2019

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Scott Briggs

BRIGGS REALTY, PLLC

December 15, 2017

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Scott Briggs

BRIGGS REALTY, PLLC

January 25, 2021

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Scott Briggs

BRIGGS REALTY, PLLC

September 18, 2018

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I wouldn't recommend this man to anyone, not even my worst enemy. After putting an offer on a home he snuck in a LONG period where he would have to be my agent, I agreed since at the time he seemed like a hard worker with my best interest in mind. The first aEURoered flagaEUR? was his contract stating he would remain my agent for a long period of time after the offer was initiated. This is admittedly my fault for assuming he was someone Id want to deal with again. Sometime down the road when I was inquiring about other homes it became evident that he was not interested in working with me anymore. It was as if the moment I signed that agreement for him to be an agent, he had drastically reduced any responsibility to assist me. Even when I met him, 2-4 days response time was rather normal. There were many red flags I would have looked out for, had this not been my first agent. Don't be confused though, I have worked with many agents since and none of them were as difficult to work with as Scott was. Coincidentally he is a lawyer as well, so be prepared, he WILL sue you if you ever make the mistake (well thought decision?) to work with someone else after you realize his response time is completely unreasonable, he fails to show up at viewings, or he just stops communicating with you, and then calls you weeks down the road when his victims are forced to go elsewhere. Furthermore, it seemed quite suspicious (as if he was waiting for me to switch agents) due to the fact once notified, by me, he immediately became thoroughly responsive threatening to sue me if I even SPOKE to anyone other than him. As you can imagine I was well past the thought of aEURoeforget this guy, hes calling me cheap and not listening to what I am saying nor showing me homes I'm asking to seeaEUR?. Sounds like a job for a Real Agent, aka. anyone else. One humorous detail is that Scott attempted to cover his lack of professionalism by calling me aEURoecheapaEUR? insinuating its not worth his time to put offers in on other houses, completely unrelated to this aEURoecheapaEUR? offer from the past (infraction of Realtor Code of Ethics). To be clear, at this point he became even more unprofessional, lots of name calling, and many threats. I literally had to tell him to speak like an adult and stop the name calling like an immature child. I started recording my calls at this point because it was so bad. Now the hilarious part about this is that back at our first official house viewing, during our long conversation, he agreed the aEURoecheapaEUR? offer price was reasonable considering the condition of the home (Water damage and bat infestation). In the long run he attempted to blame his embarrassing response times and completely lack of professionalism on my aEURoecheapaEUR? offer that he initially agreed was reasonable. Strange that one single aEURoecheapaEUR? offer will permit him to treat me this way. At that point, I was prepared to make other offers on more expensive homes, as I had another interested party willing to buy a home with me and split the cost. Of course he never realized this until it was too late, Scott could not fathom such words coming out of my mouth and continued telling me I could not afford a lot of the homes I asked him to give me information on. Am I suddenly not allowed to browse homes online that he thinks it may be out of my price range? aEURoeRed flagaEUR? examples: 1) He bragged about the last woman he sued 2) Any house I wanted to get information on, or god forbid view, was an uphill battle 3) Scott would provide some details after waiting days or even a week, but the real kicker is that i would then need to ASK him to provide a neighborhood comparison for said house 4) In my experience with other more capable Agents, when you ask for information on a home they automatically send you a neighborhood comparison. For those unfamiliar, agents will typically give you access to their "portal" to view homes yourself, rather than ask the agent every single time you'd like to view any particular homes details. Scott not only had to be ASKED to provide this to me, but it took him over a month and multiple reminders to provide it to me.In the end, and after much debate, Scott generously agreed to let me out of the contract by paying him $1000 for his exemplary services of shaving years off my life in the form of stress and nearly losing hope for humanity as a whole. If only one had extra time to burn, I would have gladly gone to court to show how he trapped me by getting me to sign a contract and then switching to abysmal service and breaking his side of the contract as well. Of course, due to his inability to communicate with me, I did not know his excuse for poor service. That is, until several weeks transpired and I became reliant on other means of searching for a home, he only contacted me to tell me he was going to sue me anyway.Update- to the response below. None of his spiel is true, no masters degree, only submitted 1 offer with Scott, this was few months in reality, not 2 year

- Mike

Scott Briggs

BRIGGS REALTY, PLLC

July 20, 2017

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