Kansas City real estate agent reviews can help you choose whom to interview. Start with the original review, the agent named and the work described. Then ask how that experience relates to your own purchase or sale. A team’s total review count is useful context, but your day-to-day experience will depend on the person and process supporting your move.
By Max Jones, MoJo Real Estate Team
Updated September 11, 2026. MoJo operates with Keller Williams Kansas City North.
Where to read MoJo’s original reviews
On September 11, 2026, MoJo’s Google Business Profile displayed 925 total reviews and a 5.0 average rating. That is the total across ratings, not a count of five-star reviews. Google’s live count and displayed average can change; check the profile for the latest information.
You can also read the MoJo team’s Zillow profile and Facebook reviews. Each platform has its own review history. Do not add the totals together as though every review represents a different transaction.
Two examples of what to look for
Communication during a home search: Dave Campbell
“He kept us up to date on availability of houses in our price range.”
Rusty Crabtree, Google review about Dave Campbell
The original review identifies a specific behavior: keeping the buyer informed as homes became available. When you interview an agent, ask how you will receive updates, how often you will speak and who handles questions if the agent is unavailable. Meet Dave Campbell and discuss what your search would require.
Listening during a sale: Penny Beatty
“She took to heart our expectations and input on every last detail.”
Madison Betancourt, Zillow review about Penny Beatty, August 10, 2022
This excerpt describes the seller’s experience of being heard. Ask a prospective listing agent how your price, timing and convenience priorities will shape the preparation and marketing plan. Read about Penny Beatty before arranging a conversation. These are individual historical experiences, not promises about a future transaction.
Five questions that make reviews more useful
- Who performed the work? Look for the agent’s name. Ask which responsibilities that person handles and when another team member becomes involved.
- What did the client need? A buyer’s search, a seller’s preparation and a relocation involve different decisions. Look for experiences relevant to your situation without assuming identical outcomes.
- What actually happened? Descriptions of communication, explanation and problem-solving give you questions to ask. Praise alone tells you less about the working process.
- When was the experience? Read recent reviews alongside older ones. Check whether the agent still works with the team and whether the services described are part of the current proposal.
- How were concerns handled? Read a range of ratings and any business responses. You may not see every fact in a public exchange, but you can ask how the team handles missed expectations or a change of plan.
Turn the review into an interview
Bring two or three reviews that matter to you and ask the agent to explain the process behind them. For a sale, discuss preparation, pricing evidence, marketing deliverables, showing arrangements and update frequency. For a purchase, discuss budget, search criteria, property questions and the decisions needed before an offer.
Request examples relevant to the area and type of home you are considering. Confirm the proposed services, who will perform them and the written agreement terms before hiring an agent. Agent compensation is fully negotiable and is not set by law.
Our Kansas City agent interview guide offers more questions. You can also explore MoJo’s Kansas City real estate services or start with a home-value estimate for your sale.
Frequently asked questions
Where should I check Kansas City real estate agent reviews?
Read original profiles on Google, Zillow and other review platforms. Check the reviewer’s date, the agent named and the work described. Compare those details with your own needs before deciding whom to interview.
How many Google reviews does MoJo have?
On September 11, 2026, MoJo’s Google profile displayed 925 total reviews and a 5.0 average rating. The total includes all ratings. Check the live Google profile for the current count and average.
Should I choose the agent with the most reviews?
Use review volume as one part of your comparison. Also consider relevant experience, communication, proposed services and the agent who will handle your work. A larger review count does not establish the best fit for every client.
Can a review predict the result of my home sale?
No. A review describes one client’s experience. Your home, timing, condition, contract terms and market circumstances will differ. Ask for property-specific evidence and a clear plan instead of treating a past result as a guarantee.
Worked with MoJo? Share your experience
We welcome honest feedback about your experience. Use the original profile links above and follow the platform’s rules. Your own words help other buyers and sellers understand what working with the team was like.
Plan your next step with MoJo
Tell us your priorities, timing and the areas you are considering. Request a conversation with MoJo.
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