I'm a property owner who has worked with other management companies in the past and switched to Del…read more302 a few years ago. In simple terms, you want to feel confident that your management company is taking good care of your property while also taking good care of renters, and Del 302 does an excellent job of both with an impressive attention to detail. They're also adept at using technology to analyze market trends and implement competitive pricing. It's extremely reassuring to know that whatever challenges or issues arise, Del 302 will respond in a timely, professional, and thorough manner, both to renters and to me. Highly recommended!

When you're planning your next visit this is the company for you! They are professional and…read morefriendly and understand your needs . They have a vast inventory of locations to make your experience exactly what you want. Whether it be an intermit alone time , family trip, or time with friends . Price is just right for an experience you didn't know you needed. Book for now, summer vacations, special events (bridal parties, bachelor, week of weddings ). Thank you guys for a wonderful experience. Will be booking again

I hired Tom at Pride Pride Property Management earlier this year and it was one of the best…read moredecisions I have made since buying my second home in Rehoboth Beach. Tom's many years of experience in the hospitality industry serve him extremely well in this role, meaning any worries that I had when leaving my vacation home were instantly relieved once Tom was around. Not only does Tom manage the rental, he cleans, handles yard work, and works on house special projects that needed attention (a huge bonus if you know how hard it is to find contractors around here). He is very much a one stop shop for all of your property needs!

I do not recommend using HPS to manage your homeowner community, although they used to be quite…read moregood. They are notoriously difficult to contact, as their company name isn't referenced, even in an email. The community emails originate from "donotreply@infohoa.com" with no company name in the email, no phone number. If you do receive a reply, it may contain an employee's first name but no last name, and no telephone number. "Your message has been received by our Customer Service Team. Please allow up to 2 business days for a response to your email. Thank you and have a wonderful day. Admin Team Admin@InfoHOA.com www.InfoHOA.com http://www.infohoa.com/" Advance notification of any planned chemical application to our grass or the exterior of our homes is rare, making it difficult to protect the health of ourselves, our children, and our pets. There is no readily available phone number, even for emergencies. They claim they have moved their local office but do not list the address in order to prevent anyone from stopping by without an appointment. There is no readily available phone number, even for emergencies.

I put down a $200 deposit to host a family party at my communities clubhouse on 10/20/24. Instead…read moreof holding my deposit like an normal company would, these idiots actually deposited my check, basically taking a 0% interest loan from me. My family party was over 2 weeks ago and they still have not returned my money to me, even though they have assured me the money is coming (sure it is). The communication of Elizabeth Dorsey and April Gravely have been horrendous. I wouldn't trust these people to manage a popsicle stand, let alone a company that manages HOA's. How hard is it to give someone their money back in a timely fashion? I mean they have no problem taking direct deposits from me to pay my HOA dues every quarter, but it's clearly too complicated of a task for April and Elizabeth to be able to figure out. Or all of this could have been avoided, if you just held the check instead of cashing it, then you could have just mailed it back to me or voided it. Wow, what a genius concept that a child could figure out, but is too overwhelmingly complex fo the people at HPS management. If anyone out there is deciding on which company they should use to manage their HOA, I would recommend staying far away from this company. They don't even have the mental capacity to return a deposit in a timely fashion. Side note, when you submit claims for additions to your home, they send an email stating they will forward to the board, but surprise! they don't do that either. This makes me wonder why we are actually paying this company at all when I could probably...no...easily train an AI prompt to do the job of everyone at this company

Christina Davis, our Champions' Club manager, helped me quickly change my automatic assessment…read morepayment and sent me a copy of the verification for my records. She is a valuable resource to our residents. She is always cordial and a great resource for our community!

If you think not answering phones and not responding to emails is a great way of doing business,…read moreyou are doing just that great. I find Legum and Norman to be irresponsible at best. Ihope you do not have an emergency requirement for them to handle. I made several attempts at contact, received one email, and that was not sufficient to handle my issue. I would not recommend this company to anyone. Plan on a couple of months to resolve anything

Wow, just looking at all the negative reviews, it is very concerning that our community board chose…read morethis management company. From our experience: Our community has had ongoing issues with Seascape Property Management, recurring at least once annually, and the pattern has not improved despite giving them multiple chances. We pay approximately $500 per month per homeowner, yet basic services are consistently mishandled. Snow removal is a recurring problem, even though it is a paid and essential service. Work is often delayed, incomplete, or poorly coordinated. The most serious issue has been unfinished and deteriorating roads/alley infrastructure. These conditions persisted for years, creating daily inconvenience and potential safety concerns. Although the issue stemmed from the developer, there was no meaningful escalation, urgency, or resolution effort from Seascape during this time. A recurring theme is that Seascape appears to defend vendors and/or developers rather than advocate for homeowners. Vendor performance issues are routinely minimized, and accountability is lacking. Problems are explained away instead of resolved. This behavior is suspicious to say the least. Our community is not simple, and it requires experienced, proactive management. Unfortunately, Seascape has repeatedly demonstrated that they are not equipped to manage a complex community effectively. Notably, I previously posted a negative review and was personally asked by Seascape to remove it, which I did in good faith to give them another opportunity to improve. Since then, another significant issue has occurred, reinforcing that the problems are systemic rather than isolated. At this point, we are actively asking our board whether there are plans to replace the management company, as continued inaction exposes the HOA and homeowners to real legal and financial risk. I would not recommend Seascape Property Management to communities that expect accountability, strong vendor oversight, or timely resolution of serious infrastructure issues.

We had a very frustrating experience with Seascape Property Management and would not recommend them…read moreto any HOA community. We applied for a swingset through our HOA after being explicitly told by Samantha Setzer at Seascape that it was allowed. Despite this, our HOA denied the request, which turned into a long and stressful legal nightmare. Throughout the entire process, I repeatedly tried to contact Seascape for guidance and support. I called numerous times with no returned calls. I even went to their office in person multiple times, and every time the person I needed to speak with was "not available" and never followed up. I also sent emails with no response. After all of this, Samantha finally responded and stated that Seascape would not get involved. Beyond this situation, their handling of other HOA matters was equally poor, which ultimately led to them being removed as our management company. If you are considering Seascape for your HOA -- whether switching companies or selecting one for a new community -- I strongly advise against it.

My yard was looking bad since the last men that did it was truly awful and expensive. My neighbors…read morewere using Jeffrey and it looked like a decent job. I approached him, requested a estimate. Long story short, he did an excellent job quickly, showed up as schedule, was and is easy to reach. I recommend him highly!

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When asked to review bank states and a tracking number they should do so before demanding…read moreadditional payments. Also, rates should be the same for everyone, no special treatment.

Absolutely awful customer service. Never available and barely work. Total waste of time and money…read more Would rate them with negative stars if I was able to. Company representative was yelling at me on the phone and could care less about assisting me with my concern. They don't understand how to take of the customers and forget to follow up on your concerns. Steer clear from using this money hungry and lazy team.

We recently worked with Robin Hearn at Pru Gallo for over a year plus. She was patient, ethical,…read morethorough, caring and worked diligently to understand our needs, desires and limitations. She found the perfect home for us and provided all the assistance in closing you could ever ask for. We instantly liked her due to her professionalism and contact...just the right amount. Highly recommend her.

This is an astonishingly bad company, especially considering its professional look in its…read moreadvertising, signage, etc. I first encountered Wilgus when I was pricing home insurance for a newly constructed Delaware home: the quote given me was so out of bounds (high price, really bad hurricane coverage for coastal residents) that I was truly surprised and wound up buying a much better and cheaper policy at State Farm (of all companies!) But it wasn't until I encountered Wilgus Associates' management services at my new development that I really blew a gasket: this company chronically failed to answer telephone calls, email, and other inquiries, hardly ever followed up with anything, not only performed zero maintenance at the community, but had the audacity to pay itself for services poorly rendered or not at all rendered. I regard this company as criminally negligent, malfeasant, and worse. I don't know what their problem could possibly be, but I suggest strongly that you DO NOT PATRONIZE.

From the owner: Wilgus Associates, Sussex County Delaware's premier Insurance and Real Estate Agency. We offer many…read moretypes of insurance including homeowners, auto, flood, business, workman's comp and general liability. We manage year round rental properties and vacation rentals. Wilgus Associates offers commercial leasing, community and HOA management services, community and private pool service and general maintenance services. Let our knowledgeable real estate experts guide you through the buying a selling process. All of your real estate needs in one location! Give us a call today!

Don Williams is among the best of the best in Sussex County, DE Realtors. He has extensive…read moreknowledge of the housing market, geographical areas and trends, and has great financial lending relationships. If you are looking for a realtor to either help you sell or buy a home in Sussex County, I would highly recommend Don Williams. He will stick by your side throughout the entire process and expertly represent you. He is also very personable and maintains his professional relationships beyond the sale or purchase.

Don has made our dream come true not once, but twice in helping to find us a home in Rehoboth…read moreBeach, DE. Don is ALWAYS there, when you need him. He makes himself available no matter what. He is professional, knowledgeable, and extraordinary. If you are looking to buy a home in Sussex County, PLEASE CALL DON!!!