Smathers Real Estate was founded by R. James Smathers In 1976 at 337 Main Street in Clarion, also known as the former Sears Small Mall. Jim Smathers always believed in putting the needs of the customer and client first. In 1978, following the disastrous fire of the Sears Small Mall and the total loss of all records and equipment, Jim Smathers moved the business to 400 Main street, which was the previous location of the State Liquor Store.
He purchased the building in 1978 where the insurance and real estate businesses operated until 1999.
He purchased the building in 1978 where the insurance and real estate businesses operated until 1999.
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State Certified Residential Real Estate Appraiser Specializing in the Appraisal of Residential properties, Camps, Land and Farms. Areas covered: Clarion Co, Forest Co, Jefferson Co, Venango Co, Northern Armstrong County and Northern Butler County.
SMATHERS REAL ESTATE, INC, like many other providers of financial services, is now required by the Gramm-Leach-Bliley (GLB) Act to inform customers of our policies regarding the collection of nonpublic personal information during the appraisal process.The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has ruled that appraisers are now considered to be financial institutions.
SMATHERS REAL ESTATE, INC, like many other providers of financial services, is now required by the Gramm-Leach-Bliley (GLB) Act to inform customers of our policies regarding the collection of nonpublic personal information during the appraisal process.The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has ruled that appraisers are now considered to be financial institutions.
Reviews (4)
Matt Maney
Nov 24, 2016
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This company worked with Wells Fargo on selling my house, they were the appraisers. It took them over 3 months to appraise, write up and return my appraisal. When my realtor called to find out what the hold up was, he was told, "I don't work for you ". Very unprofessional, no sense of urgency, cost me and the buyers of my home a lot of money, stress, and couldn't have cared less. There is much more to write but that's the short story.
Michele Mccracken
Nov 23, 2016
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This was a NIGHTMARE!! He took 6 weeks to complete our appraisal, which caused us to miss our first closing. Once the appraisal was submitted he required work to be completed that was already up to code. Costing the seller of the property money and increased our closing costs. Missed our second closing due to the repairs he stated needed completed. Now we are currently on our 3rd closing, however, we now owe more money because we have to rush the closing to get a lower interest rate, due to it expiring because of all this. HORRIBLE! My family and I are completely disgusted by this. He turned this
Nancylia LoPresti
Jul 10, 2016
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The clerk simply did not want to deal with transferring of a title. Also wanted proof that I am in fact on my husbands insurance policy. She was too lazy to wait until I called my husband at work. She insisted he must be present .being frustrated, my father offered his insurance ,once again she wanted proof so we called state Farm. In the end she simply stated she was too busy. So I thanked her for her time ,offered some advice and left. I went to anther office and was done within minutes. Shame on you.
Steven Wozniak
Nov 16, 2012
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