Reference letter from Vendors of 123 Stoddard Road, Mount Roskill.
Dear Amar, 10th Feb 2020
You have been an absolute pleasure to work with in relation to sale of our property.
You have worked with us not as a Sales agent but just like how a family member would work for us.
We being in Australia you made sure every aspect of the sale was covered professionally, legally, judiciously and in a timely manner be it marketing, advertising, liaising with potential buyers, liaising with tenants liaising with lawyers, reporting weekly updates from open homes!! Everything was attended to effortlessly.
We did not even have to come to Auckland. The sale was finalised so smoothly and every step of the way you were readily available that is why the result was success.
We are privileged and blessed to have Sold our property through you. Thank you
Can't thank you enough.
Warm Regards
Rajesh and Sonali
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