Dave Perry-Miller & Associates

I want to warn people working with this company to not trust their agents.
My wife and I recently tried to buy a home from Jennifer Miller. She represented the sellers. We made an offer and they countered. We accepted everything but a pair of minor points and placed a substantial escrow check in her hands.
Jennifer told us she would get the response the next day.
This is when the lying began.
She first made up stories about the sellers being out of town on a trip as an explanation for why there was no response. Then, she told us that they were strong-​willed people over which she had no control and that they were busy with business clients and could not respond.
She did, however, repeatedly reassure us that the deal was going to work.
Then, she stopped responding.
Our agent called and texted her with no response for several days. After thinking we’d bought a new home, we started to get the feeling that something was wrong.
When Jennifer finally did answer a call, she again started with the stories about how the clients were difficult but, when pressed, finally admitted that they had changed their minds and were going to sell to someone else.
I can understand someone changing their mind about a deal. That is not why I am upset.
I think it is discourteous to mislead someone about the truth in a business deal and to string things out unnecessarily. The hard truth was that her clients changed their minds, and she should have told us this outright rather than let us linger under misconceptions that she helped promote.
If you want an agent that will tell you the hard truth, look elsewhere.