How to respond to negative real estate agent reviews

Buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants all review agents, often in the middle of a stressful move. Answer the concern, never the deal.

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The rules

What not to write

Example replies

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Review (1★): Agent stopped answering once we had made an offer.

Example reply:
Hi James,

Thank you for your review. I'm sorry to hear you were disappointed with how we communicated. Could you contact me at [phone or email]? I'd like to hear the details and look into it properly.

– [Name], [Agency]

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Review (2★): Fees were much higher than what was explained at the start.

Example reply:
Hi Helen,

Thanks for the feedback. I'm sorry to hear you were disappointed with the fees. Please reach me at [phone] so we can go through it together.

– [Name], [Agency]

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Review (1★): Still waiting for my deposit back from this letting agent.

Example reply:
Hi Leo,

Thank you for raising this. We can't discuss tenancy details here, so please email [email] with the property address and we'll look into it.

– [Name], [Agency]

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FAQ

Can I reply to a review from the other side of a sale?

Yes, with the same neutral wording, and without discussing the deal or your client.