MV Realty PBC Reviews

I worked for this company as a transfer specialist for a year. At first it seemed very promising, management seemed great.

Its for show! The best thing is the pay and ability to work remote. Let me tell you the truth. It is telemarketing, it is cold calling, you are nothing to them except a possibility of more money in their pocket.

This is dead end job, there is no communication, they invite you to slack but you cannot communicate unless there is a "problem" with a call. There are no raises and no incentives. You get no real encouragement unless you are a "top performer", oh and being on that top performer list get you absolutely no incentives unless you want to work more. Yep, the only incentive offer is the promise of 10 hours of overtime each week.

I put in a two week notice because I plan to move on to a better company and then hurricane Ian took place and we were put off work on Wednesday without compensation, returning Thursday, there was a "small group of people" that were sent an email stating that we would be off work the rest of the week due to technical issues (without pay or any other real explanation). Friday night I was blocked in my work email, the slack channel, and the Phone Burner platform with an email to my personal email stating that I had been let go because of the "global economy" and not having enough leads to provide for me. I had been on recruiting for sometime and though I can say that they are not scammers, they will promise you a job, they will take all of your personal information (bank acct info, ssi, driver license, etc.) and then leave you hanging, you will get a "start date" that may never come through and when you message them to find out what is going on, they will try to make up reasons in the team to tell you why you are not starting on said date.

For instance, during hurricane Ian, team members were asking "do you want me to just blame it on the storm for the reason their start date was pushed back?" instead of being honest. I am not just a mad ex employee, I seen this all first hand.

They train you to use manipulate verbiage. The training is inadequate, thus, the information given to the consumer is lacking in content.

I didnt feel comfortable with my lack of knowledge of the software and verbiage and was ostracized by management to produce. The agent must be able to inform the consumer of the ramifications, terms and conditions, its their home! A 200k home being tied up for 40 years for barely $500, even if the homeowner dies? Thats ridiculous!

A 6% realtor fee? A lien that is filed as public record? The list goes on. The verbiage used in training that we were trained to use on the homeowners seemed very evasive.

It is high pressure sales meant to take advantage of homeowners so that their homes are held hostage for 40 years only to be sold at 6%. Be wary!

They talked my elderly parents into selling them the rights to sell their home should they ever want to sell at 6% commission, the most legally allowed by Florida law for only $550.00 that's $18,000 twice the average if you believe Zillow. Its really not worth that.

My dad had a stroke which my mom told them, they said he just needed to be able to tell him his name. My disabled mother didn't even write or sign her legal name. The representative signed a paper saying she verified her driver's license. Which I can prove is a lie my mother's license was current with her current name the same name that's on the property deed.

She sadly passed not that long after the contract was signed. I am my father's Power of Attorney and have been trying for two years for a Release of Contract with no response from their legal department.

Their own secretary doesn't think this is legal. The contract resulted in a lein against their home.