Re Max Neighborhood Properties

Really? The other review is from an employee? Here’s the scoop from someone whose opinion you might actually care about:
I was looking for rentals in Morris County and was put in touch with RE/​MAX neighborhood properties when I inquired about one in particular. Being from out of state, I figured I would have the best luck navigating the rental market with the help of an agent. Initially the agent, Lois Fitzpatrick, was helpful with providing me lists of properties I could see and staying in touch. When it came to showing the properties she was nice, but completely clueless. The apartment I ended up going with was listed with Sandra Gros. As it turns out, 3 months in, this condo is a disaster. The landlord is awful and there are things in the place that aren’t even up to code. She is also (and apparently has been) infuriating the other condo owners and even damaging THEIR property that they are reporting her to the condo association.
Clearly, this property was grossly misrepresented to us and now that we need to move out, we need more help. I called Sandy to see what our options were (and to let her know we felt swindled) and she was completely RUDE to me. I understand realtors have to make money but tenants (especially when THEY’RE paying the commission instead of the landlord) are customers too.
Two pieces of advice. If you’re looking for a rental NEVER go through a realtor (or at least make the landlord pay their fee) and especially NEVER use RE/​MAX neighborhood properties.