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Paul W. Sullivan Associates is an independent, family-run real estate brokerage based at 744 Main St in Dennis, Massachusetts. The company says it was founded by Paul W. Sullivan more than five decades ago, after Sullivan built the first spec home in Dennis and went on to develop more than 200 custom homes in the area; today the firm represents buyers, sellers, and renters, with Chuck Deluga listed alongside Sullivan as broker. Per the company, its coverage spans six Lower and Mid-Cape towns: Dennis, Chatham, Harwich, Brewster, Yarmouth, and Orleans. There isn't much third-party customer feedback to weigh against that self-reported history. The business's Google listing shows a 4-star average across four ratings, but the only review with retrievable text is a one-star account from 2021, in which the reviewer said Sullivan was dismissive about hazardous, hollow, overhanging tree limbs near a property with a tenant, quoting his response as "these things happen" when the reviewer raised a liability concern. That complaint concerns property maintenance on a site with a tenant rather than a home purchase or sale, so it may speak more to Sullivan as a property owner than to the brokerage's client-facing sales work — worth keeping in mind rather than dismissing outright. Massachusetts's real estate licensing registry shows a real estate broker license, number 12606-RE-B, on file for Paul W. Sullivan, but the registry lists that license as expired. Anyone considering hiring the firm should confirm current, active licensing directly with the state before signing anything. With only one detailed review on file and no additional third-party accounts of an actual buying, selling, or rental transaction, there isn't yet enough here to say how the firm performs on the work it's actually hired for.
Paul seems unconcerned with the treework that needs to be done to his property. Old, leaning locusts, some which are visibly hollow, need to be pruned of larger, heavy limbs overhanging the parking spots. Many may need to be removed completely. When I pointed out that the frequently falling limbs might become a liability for his tenant's customers and others using the lot, and therefore an insurance liability for him, his response was "these things happen."
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