I cannot tell you how much of a joy it has been to work with this property management. Whether it’s Sara, Hayden, or Phil, they all are excellent at communication and have been so kind of polite. Very professional. Great at answering any questions, comments, or concerns. This is the property management company to go with.
They took my deposit for pet stains that were on the carpet before I moved in. I had no pets during the 1 year I lived there. They also charged me a disposal fee for items that were in the garage. These items were already there when I moved in so I didn’t touch them while I lived there or when I moved out assuming they belonged to the home owner. During the move in process nobody would come do a walk through with me, they told me to mark the checklist & return it to the office. Fortunately I took pictures of some items & was able to recover a few hundred dollars after arging with them about my deposit.
This place is absolutely is ridiculous on the requirements. They are trying to say you must make roughly 2 1/2 times the income of the rent you cannot have a phone bill or a car note or anything else so technically to rent a 1300 Dollar place you need to make roughly $5000 most people have about $400-$1000 in personal bills how is anyone in this area going to make that kind of money and if they did make that kind of money it would be a lot nicer houses and a lot nicer communities.
Good luck on renting your over priced unrealistic expectations for renters. I would have to make over $30 per hour over $1,000 dollars a week after tax there are currently zero to no jobs available in that area paying that much. People have cell phone bills $1,200 a year most people have car bills $3,000 to $6,000 per year plus insurance $1,200 a year internet is roughly $1,300 a year not to mention the average American has one or 2 credit card payments per month and I haven’t even gotten food or gas or medical expenses this is truly unacceptable and unrealistic.
I gave a 3 star rating because it’s hard to love this kind of business. They’re fair and logical. If you are a tenant, you have to tell them if there is a problem. Telling yourself they’re a terrible landlord because nothing gets fixed is your fault if you don’t bring it to their attention. I recommend this company as a property management solution.
Natalie Rodriguez
Horrible property management, 0 out of 10 do NOT recommend. Zero stars.
Ryan
I cannot tell you how much of a joy it has been to work with this property management. Whether it’s Sara, Hayden, or Phil, they all are excellent at communication and have been so kind of polite. Very professional. Great at answering any questions, comments, or concerns. This is the property management company to go with.
Myria Wolfe
They took my deposit for pet stains that were on the carpet before I moved in. I had no pets during the 1 year I lived there. They also charged me a disposal fee for items that were in the garage. These items were already there when I moved in so I didn’t touch them while I lived there or when I moved out assuming they belonged to the home owner. During the move in process nobody would come do a walk through with me, they told me to mark the checklist & return it to the office. Fortunately I took pictures of some items & was able to recover a few hundred dollars after arging with them about my deposit.
Joaquin Zavala
This place is absolutely is ridiculous on the requirements. They are trying to say you must make roughly 2 1/2 times the income of the rent you cannot have a phone bill or a car note or anything else so technically to rent a 1300 Dollar place you need to make roughly $5000 most people have about $400-$1000 in personal bills how is anyone in this area going to make that kind of money and if they did make that kind of money it would be a lot nicer houses and a lot nicer communities.
Good luck on renting your over priced unrealistic expectations for renters. I would have to make over $30 per hour over $1,000 dollars a week after tax there are currently zero to no jobs available in that area paying that much. People have cell phone bills $1,200 a year most people have car bills $3,000 to $6,000 per year plus insurance $1,200 a year internet is roughly $1,300 a year not to mention the average American has one or 2 credit card payments per month and I haven’t even gotten food or gas or medical expenses this is truly unacceptable and unrealistic.
Apple Pi
I gave a 3 star rating because it’s hard to love this kind of business. They’re fair and logical. If you are a tenant, you have to tell them if there is a problem. Telling yourself they’re a terrible landlord because nothing gets fixed is your fault if you don’t bring it to their attention. I recommend this company as a property management solution.