--- title: "Remove Google Reviews for Real Estate Agents | Free Audit" description: "Remove Google reviews for real estate agents when a buyer or seller reads a review from the other side of a deal and calls someone else. Get a free audit." url: https://removemyreviews.com/industries/real-estate-agents/ lang: en-US --- # Remove Google Reviews for Real Estate Agents Remove Google reviews for real estate agents written by the other side of the deal, someone who never hired you but now sits under your name where sellers look. Send us the link: we find the grounds and file with Google, so you don't have to rehash the negotiation or reveal a client's finances to defend yourself. There's nothing to pay for your first recent review, one per profile, and a paid one still up after 30 days (60 for older ones) gets a full refund. [Check My Reviews Free](https://removemyreviews.com/industries/real-estate-agents/#quote) [How It Works](https://removemyreviews.com/how-it-works/) ![A phone showing low-star reviews beside a local real estate agent's profile](https://removemyreviews.com/img/services/remove-negative-google-reviews-one-star-list.webp) ## What do sellers see when they search “realtor near me”? “Realtor near me” and “real estate agent near me” searches put your stars beside other agents in the map pack. One review from the other side of a deal can send a seller to the next name. ## Can you challenge a review from someone who never hired me? Often, yes. A few examples, not a checklist: - The opposing party reviewing an agent they never hired - [A tenant who never became your client](https://removemyreviews.com/services/remove-fake-google-reviews/) - [Private details or attacks targeting an agent](https://removemyreviews.com/cases/google-review-harassment/) - A transaction belonging to another brokerage None of these fit? Send it anyway; we look for less obvious grounds free, and Google decides. ## What can you say in a reply without exposing a client's deal? Keep replies general: don't confirm the deal or discuss a client's finances, address or negotiating position. Do not write: “You bought the Maple Street house with shaky financing and had to accept the seller's terms.” A safer reply: “Thank you for your feedback. Please contact us to discuss your concerns privately.” ## Do you need closing documents? No. Send the link and one line of context, such as “other side of the deal, never my client.” We don't need your Google login. Never send purchase contracts, closing statements or a client's financial details. Timing depends on each platform's own review process; we tell you what to expect in your audit. ## Can you check my Zillow reviews too? Yes. Send the Zillow link; we audit it free and quote in writing. Zillow decides. If a paid one isn't removed within 30 days of payment (60 for older reviews), you get a full refund. ## What does it cost per review? From $200 per recent Google review Reviews up to 21 days old when sent count as recent; older ones are $400. Taxes may apply depending on your state. Pay upfront after your written quote, with a full refund if a paid review stays up past 30 days from payment (60 for older ones). Every removal includes a 3-month guarantee, at no extra cost. After the audit, we choose your first recent review to challenge free, one per profile. If it stays up, we try another recent review free, then the free offer ends. See [Google review pricing](https://removemyreviews.com/pricing/). ## What you risk by sending us a review - **Full refund if it isn't removed.** You pay upfront, and only after the free audit shows you the price. If the review isn't removed, you get every dollar back. The window is 30 days from payment for a recent review and 60 days for an older one, on Google and on every other platform. - **Send us any review, even a fair-looking one.** Most owners can't spot the detail a platform acts on, and that detail is exactly what we look for. Every review gets a free look and a straight answer. - **No one can promise a removal.** Google and every other platform decide under their own rules. What we control is the request, and we make it as strong as those rules allow. - **No shortcuts that can backfire.** Policy reports, appeals, legal requests when a review may be unlawful, and a public reply when a review has to stay. No fake accounts, no mass flagging and no fake reviews. [How the process works](https://removemyreviews.com/how-it-works/) ## Questions real estate agents ask us ### Can a review from a real customer still have grounds? Yes. A real client can still expose an agent's private details or attack them personally. Even a level-headed review from a buyer or seller is worth sending; the audit is free and Google rules on it. ### Is the first Zillow review free? No. Only Google includes a free first recent review; Zillow gets a written quote after your free audit. ### What if a tenant who never hired me left the review? Say so and send the link. We don't need the lease or tenant records. ## The other side's review can cost you your next client Send it before your next listing appointment; the audit is free. [Check My Reviews Free](https://removemyreviews.com/industries/real-estate-agents/#quote)