Jill & Co. Realty Group

Jill & Co. Realty Group works out of Salem, New Hampshire, and its Google page is unusual for how many different names show up in the praise: Michelle, Chuck, Melissa, Bryan Conant, Meghan Tate, Dawna Gauthier, and a dozen more, each singled out by a client who worked with them directly. That pattern — buyers and sellers thanking a specific agent rather than just the brand — runs across 90 Google ratings, and every one of the 49 written reviews from 2022 through mid-2026 is five stars. What keeps repeating is responsiveness and follow-through on the parts of a sale that usually go sideways. One seller says the team staged, photographed, and marketed her house well enough to land an above-asking offer after a single weekend on the market. A buyer who'd struck out with another realtor before switching over credits an agent's steady communication for finally getting a first home closed. Another client, hunting for a vacation property in a summer beach town with almost nothing for sale, says an agent found one anyway. The write-ups span both ends of a deal. Sellers get help with staging and pricing strategy — one reviewer credits an agent's suggestions with lifting their home's value before listing. Buyers, including several first-timers and out-of-state movers, describe agents who stuck with lengthy searches: one says an agent worked with them for over a year after a move to New Hampshire before the right home turned up. Several first-time buyers separately describe agents who walked them through financing programs and stayed reachable by text through closing. There's little across these reviews to raise as a caution — they skew uniformly positive with no complaint specific enough to flag. Anyone considering the firm should still confirm which agent they'd be paired with, since the experience described comes from many different individually-named team members, and check that person's availability for the timeline at hand.