“Jad provided us with extremely high-quality customer service and helped us every single step of the way. As first-time home buyers, he was invaluable to us — he knew the answers to questions that we didn’t know to ask. He was timely, honest, and transparent. We really enjoyed working with him and we can’t recommend him enough for anyone looking to purchase a home in the Pacific Northwest.”

“Jad and I have worked together on a few transactions and I can’t say enough about how well he took care of us. He is very clear, accessible and happy to help in any way that he can. He made the process very simple and we even had fun! Many of my friends and family have worked with Jad and I will continue to refer him. He’s absolutely perfect for the job!“

“I had worked with Jad in 2015 for purchasing my first home and had such a positive experience that I went back to have that same home refinanced last month. I just called, sent in required documentation and he did all the work and never made me go to unnecessary meetings. No hassle whatsoever and I loved being able to do everything (aside from the final signing with title company) from my phone or computer. Perfect for busy people or anyone wanting a major financial purchase done right without any stress.”

“When we bought our first home in 2012, we just went to a bank and spoke with their lender. It’s all we knew what to do. So when we bought our next home in 2019, we automatically began to do the same thing… until a few folks told us the benefits of using a broker instead. Around that same time, a friend of mine suggested I give Jad a call. And let me tell you, it was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.

“Whereas back in 2012 the financing part of buying a home was a significant headache, this time around, under Jad’s guidance, the process quite literally could not have been easier. And it costs basically the same as just going straight to a bank! Now I cannot speak on behalf of every broker, but I can speak on behalf of Jad and let me tell you, the dude knows his stuff! He’s extremely kind, personable, knowledgeable, professional, and will help take the stress out of the financing part of home buying! I’ll refer Jad to anyone and everyone who is looking to buy a home! If you want to take the pain out of the financial process when buying a home you’ve found your man! One of the greatest professionals I’ve had the pleasure of working with. He made buying a home both easy and enjoyable.“

“We have bought a condo three different times and had three different mortgage brokers. The first two were good but Jad was awesome. Very professional and detail oriented but also personable and engaging. He was extremely proactive about communicating throughout the process, and even attended the signing in our new home town of Astoria. We couldn’t be more pleased with Jad’s service and would recommend him to anyone, whether a first-time buyer or a veteran flipper.“

“Great communicator who, in a timely manner, follows the process to the end by showing up at the signing with homemade jams and sauces – what else would you want!“

“When I engage a service provider, no matter the industry, I prepare myself with enough knowledge to ask informed questions. Although, sometimes, I ask elementary questions, just to see how well the representative can communicate a concept. If they can effectively explain simple concepts, I’ll have increased trust when the discussion surpasses my “armchair expert” level. That said, over the years, I’ve worked with a number of real estate professionals and my approach isn’t always received well. As I employ the Socratic Method to my inquiry, I eventually uncover undesirable traits (true nature) in the “professional” representative. As a professional, I expect integrity, responsiveness, follow through, consistency in messaging, patience, emotional intelligence, and, of course, industry knowledge. I’m sure I missed something, but you get the point; common sense customer service traits, at a heightened “professional” level. I am amazed how many “professionals” do not understand the golden rule. Many times, in my vetting process, I barely get past introductions, before I tease out / reveal someone’s true nature and conclude that they are not deserving of my voting dollars. They may be an exceptional Lawyer or an extremely knowledgeable television salesman but lacking patience and common courtesy, for the seemingly naive inquiry, is enough for me to pass. I tell you all of this as a precursor, to my experience with Jad Hamdan.

“Jad was the ultimate professional. I never once felt like he was pushing his own agenda by “selling” me a product. Instead, he took the time to outline the pros and cons of numerous scenarios… It was through this iterative process, that we finally concluded on a solution that made sense for my specific needs and timeline. The nature of my situation, required flexibility and adaptiveness. With no promise of payout, Jad maintained a patient and courteous cadence throughout. As we progressed through scenarios, I routinely backtracked and compared notes, and was always satisfied with Jad’s consistency. The few times Jad could not recollect a detail, he stated the fact and followed up after verifying. Once Jad and I had things ironed out, Jad and his team had everything ready to go in record time. Sometimes it’s the little things, but calling Jad was like catching up with an old friend… Instead of pretentiously proclaiming his own name and title and forcing me to navigate an awkward re-introduction, he set the tone for a friendly/candid conversation, by answering the phone with “Hello Jason!”. Like I said, it’s the little things; in customer service, it’s usually the little things that gain a customer for life.“

“We couldn’t have been happier with the job you did for us. Plus, we got the most amazing gift basket ever. I would recommend you to anyone.”

“You and your team are tremendous love working with you in the past and thank you for answering questions since the closing of my condo 4 years ago.”

“Thank you for making the mysterious refi process easier to navigate and also enjoyable. It was a really great experience working with you.”