The Guselli Agency

The Guselli Agency is a family-run real estate brokerage at 258 Broadway in Methuen, Massachusetts. The Better Business Bureau's file says the firm was established and incorporated in Massachusetts in 1982, putting it 44 years in business, and the company's own site describes it as family-owned with Paul Guselli as owner and principal broker and Richard Guselli as owner and agent, under the tagline 'Our Family Serving Your Family'. What they do is straightforward: residential and commercial sales plus property rentals, with the BBB file also listing property management. The company says it serves all of Massachusetts and New Hampshire with its practical focus on the Merrimack Valley, and it credits its team with more than 80 combined years of experience in the business. One thing to raise before you list with them: the Massachusetts real estate broker registration on file for this business, number 6111-RE-C, comes back from the state registry as expired. A brokerage cannot legally represent you in a sale without current registration, so ask directly whether the licence has since been renewed and get the current number, then check it yourself with the Board of Registration of Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons. The rest of the public record is thin and inconsistent rather than negative. The BBB has the firm as not accredited and Not Rated, saying it does not have enough information to issue a rating, and publishes no reviews and no complaint count. The BBB file also lists the entity as a sole proprietorship with one employee while the business trades as an incorporated agency and lists six agents on its own team page, and it gives the address as 245 Broadway against the 258 Broadway the company itself publishes. Only two Google ratings exist, with no written accounts, so there is no meaningful customer feedback either way. They are a plausible option if you want a long-established local brokerage covering Methuen and the surrounding Merrimack Valley towns, but the licence status is the first thing to settle. Get the current registration number, confirm which entity you would actually be contracting with, and ask for recent comparable sales in your town and price band in writing.