Be cautious if you are a loan officer, real estate agent or someone looking to purchase or sell your home. You are not in good hands.

Unprofessional and do not complete their tasks as is required. I am a loan officer, and we got the clear to close for a client looking to purchase their first home. That same day we are told there is a title issue. They had a whole 2 months to bring this issue up, but not only did they tell us at the very end, they have also dragged their feet for the last 20 days in clearing title. Absolutely no urgency, and to make matters worse they do not disclose any specific information to the buyer, seller, the agents or myself so that we can go out ourselves to help fix the issue. I was placed on hold for a whole 20 minutes before I decided to hang up and call in 2 more times after which they got annoyed and sent me to an attorneys voicemail.

I will never work with this company ever again, and will be sending out an email to my company to make sure this company never receives any business from us or our affiliated realtors in the future. If you are a buyer or a seller proceed with caution. You do not want to be in a situation where you are living out of a hotel with no reimbursement.

I've done close to a dozen closings with Shawn Horan at Horan Law Group (formally Harrison and Horan), and I've had a great experience every time. I'm a big fan of keeping my business local and they are a great local firm that I love doing business with. They get the job done for me on both simple and more complex real estate transactions. While they may not be as large as some of the in-town firms, they make up for it with personable customer service. Shawn will gladly take as much time as you need to explain something and has always been quick to personally respond to concerns or requests, which is certainly not something you normally get at larger firms. Great folks! Definitely would recommend closing with them.

Closed on my house, really nice people, explained everything well, only issue was a title problem that wasn't mention until the day before closing and had to reschedule.