Dennis Realty & Investment Corporation Land O' Lakes Blvd, Lutz

I had an application in on a property, and I tried to call the secretary at least a dozen times. Not one phone call back, and she only responded to emails sometimes. They refused to work with us on getting the property we wanted and even after we put the application in, they still had it on the market as available. Felt like a scam.

They have been great to rent from. They are quick to fix problems such as a water heater for example. It gives me peace of mind to rent a clean house from nice folks. Mayda is my property manager.

I have been dealing with Bob Peercy at Dennis Realty for over 15 years and he has always come-through and gone above & beyond. No matter what my needs, Bob found what I wanted. His professionalism, promptness & honesty are evident and his ability to negotiate a deal is impressive. I would & do recommend Bob to anyone looking for a Realtor.

Cynthia Stratton helped us sell our mother's home. She was courteous, professional, and efficient. I would highly recommend her.

Jo-anne is amazing she was my rock through our entire home buying process. She helped us get into the perfect home for our family.

Horrible!!! Do not deal with these people. Absolutely no consumer relations after they get your $. We are still waiting on major fire hazard repairs...going on a month now. Almost fried our interior. Have to keep electronics unplugged. And now we have 5 blown receptacles. Not a fire hazard????? They burnt up in my bedroom and bath. Good thing I sleep with a fire extinguisher. And roof is leaking. No response for almost 12 hrs.. And to add to it, our electric bill went from $196 to $305 from the surges.We expect Johana to pay the difference. Good thing I kept my 3 tv's valued at over $5000 unplugged unless in use.

Spoke to Denise Taylor on properties in St. Petersburg area. Looking to relocate next year. She was very professional and attentive to my needs. I plan to be in the area in October and will keep in contact with her for my housing needs.

My realtor Kelly from Dennis really is the most professional, and is extremely hard working. I don't have enough words to say about her and Dennis reality. My husband and I thank you and would only refer the best (dennis reality) to family and friends.

Dennis Realty is full of wonderful agents. I was lucky to have Kelly help us with our real estate needs. She is very attentive and knowledgeable.

This company recently was hiring for a position which they listed online, and has filled it although it appears that they should consider hiring some more positions. I am an experienced professional who has worked in baseline positions, and high responsibility and leadership positions as well. I recently applied to a position with this company, as I believed it to be a wonderful opportunity. Upon the hiring process, I realized that this company lacks professionals within this particular location. For two weeks, it was nearly impossible to get anyone who was aware of the position on the telephone. I was directed to speak with two different agents, neither of which were able to clearly reach back out to me until last week, to call me in for an interview. It was never clearly stated who the interview would be with, as she kept referring to him as "my boss" which I felt was unprofessional since this should be a clear and professional process. The day before my interview, I was called to reschedule it later on in the day in which it was originally scheduled for. As I arrived twenty minutes early, I was put in their conference room and informed by the receptionist that "they will be in soon". Never recieved a name, and never was informed there were multiple people interviewing me, considering I had only had contact with one person there one time and she seemed confused and uniformed of the process. The interviewee, whome did not introduce himself upon approaching me, was 10 minutes late to the interview. He did not try to shake my hand, as I stood to approach him and shake his hand and introduce myself. As he was closing the doors to the conference room, he informed me that the position has been filled already. At this moment, I was confused as to why I was even there because it is hard for any person to put time aside in the middle of a work week, and I felt that a simple phone call or email informing me that they have already filled the position would have been sufficient enough, and saved us all time. After research on their public website, I found the gentleman that interviewed me by scrolling through photos on the site (disappointing that I had to do this) upon which I found his name was Carl Stratton. During the meeting, he had started asking me what I would consider random questions unrelated to the position I had applied for, explaining that they had another position open and maybe "I could do that" which was a position for completing digital marketing tasks to "monitor his reviews and feedback online". At this point, I was being interviewed for a position I did not specialize in, nor did I apply for or express interest in. By the questions he was asking me, it was clear that he had not taken time to read my resume, which should have answered the questions for themselves clearly as well as the cover letter which I submitted with my resume. For about five to ten minutes, he rambled on sharing unprofessional opinions about my current career path and what he believes I should do - almost judging me. I was in awe the entire time, completely shocked by how unprofessional and unpleasent he was. After about ten minutes, he said "well, we already filled the other position and it doesn't seem like you would be a good fit for the other position so good luck" (I only applied to one position, in which I had years of experience and showed no interest in a completely different field and it was unprofessional of him to assume I was okay with being blindsided with talk of a whole new department related position). He walked me out to the main door, and asked me if I wanted my resume back - the resume I brought in a week ago for him which at this point was bent and written on and clearly a printed copy for him to keep. I smiled, shook his hand again and left. The experience was a waste of my time considering the other positions I am currently going through interview processes with, and just shockingly unprofessional.