My boyfriend and I rented with Columbus Realty source from July 2022 to June 2024. Our service…read morerequests were always promptly addressed and we had no issues with communication! We cleaned our place thoroughly after move out and got our entire security deposit back!

I've had a great experience with an employee named Brittany. She was very helpful and explained…read moreeverything thoroughly. I'll definitely do business there again.

I've had a really poor experience with my lease so far. Pests like roaches and wasps, little to no…read morecommunication from the team (including maintenance requests going unanswered and unacknowledged for weeks), previous work crews leaving garbage behind and dropping nails in my parking space, loud construction sessions that start at 10pm and keep me up through midnight, and sometimes having my water shut off on me with no warning are just some of the things I am spending money to experience from this team. I've been leasing this unit for about eight months now, and each month gets more frustrating and disappointing.​

I am an out-of-state owner of six rental properties in Columbus. I found Kevin Coffey (and his…read moreteam) online and chose them after meeting with Kevin and two of his competitors. After almost 3 months of management, I found Kevin (and his team) to be very honest, forthcoming, and hardworking. I feel very fortunate to have chosen them. I trust their ability to properly manage my less-than-perfect tenants and protect my properties. Please feel free to contact me if you wish to find out more about my experience with them.

Changing from two to one stars because this update finally occurred and everything was fixed. I…read morestill have a sour taste in my mouth because it took so long, but it *was* done, and it was done satisfactory. Also, other small maintenance requests are always fixed promptly, but this huge issue was just so slow and it seemed like they didn't care.

Would give 0 stars if I could. Peak Property bought out my complex a few months after I moved in,…read moreand it has been hell ever since. Maintenance doesn't know how to do their jobs, they barely give you a 24 hour notice before entry to your place, you can't even get ahold of anyone in the office because it goes to voicemail every single time. Not to mention, we just had the huge snowstorm and I had to pay someone else to come plow the snow out of my driveway for me so I could safely leave my home. DO NOT RENT FROM PEAK PROPERTY!!!! My lease is up at the end of the year and I CANNOT WAIT

This company is terrible very nasty and rude told me they don't give a fuck and the man staff that…read moresaid he was a manager was very rude he question my ability said I was not who I said I was when I told him who I was he laughed very unprofessional and should not be work there I have proof now my client is so discourage six on your side will be called and according to the reviews No one should be treated like that it is very sad to receive customer service like that. my client received a letter stating that he was denied for not meeting income requirement.

It would be a gross understatement to call Abbeyhill Realty "slumlords." I'm 55 years old and have…read morelived all over the U.S. and found these people to be the rudest, most unprofessional property management company I've ever dealt with. Aram and Jaime were both grossly unprofessional and rude when I called to complain about our furnace not working (it's currently 30° outside and 36° inside our home) and to complain about them raising our rent RETROACTIVELY (for two months) and Aram told me they will proceed with eviction proceedings, claiming we were late on paying rent. We've lived here for over a year and have NEVER been late paying rent and the past few months have been no exception to this. I contacted the OWNER of the property and he assured me that we will NOT be evicted and he agreed that Aram and Jaime were very unprofessional. If you want threats of eviction for making a complaint, these might be the folks for you. If not, you might want to look elsewhere. We are absolutely going to be filing suit against this slumlord management company. Their ONE STAR rating on Yelp speaks for itself. When was the last time you saw a ONE STAR review for ANY business?! I don't think I've ever seen that until now.

I had to update my review because my experience was worse than previously described…read more I moved into a unit in Hilliard, Ohio in late August, 2015. Fact: There was a small black spot in our closet when we moved in that had become increasingly larger over time. Result: It was a slow leak from the bathroom. Maintenance opened the ceiling to reveal black mold. He "cut it off" and sprayed bleach on it. Peep the photo on yelp. Fact: Our upstairs toilet is (and has been) faulty. Result: Maintenance used a bread twisty tie to make a repair for one of the many service orders. We had to flush it 3-4 times each time we used it and It was eventually replaced 6 months later. Fact: We had bees (in addition to all the other bugs) and Panzera's maintenance used home defense spray. I questioned their methods, but they insisted the spray would work. Result: After our family friend (a PROFESSIONAL maintenance tech) took a look at the dozens of bees that were dying, he confirmed it was a live bee hive. I wrote "I still have bees" on next months rent check and they reluctantly sent a professional. Fact: Our furnace was unusually loud and rattled a lot. Heat wasn't thorough. We had to turn it WAY up to get moderate warmth. Result: It needed to be replaced, it was 30 years old. It took 12 hours for the repair and we weren't offered that timeframe upfront. I have a small child and had to unexpectedly remove her from the home due to the below freezing temperatures that day. AND...the HVAC rep stayed it died out because we had the heat too high. Fact: We had mushrooms, growing out of the carpet in April of 2016. Yes, mushrooms. Result: Maintenance "plucked them" and sprayed bleach on the spot. Maintenance touched the drywall around them and it was mushy. He confirmed there was a leak/moisture and adjusted the dirt outside in hopes that the water wouldn't come in so much! (Yes, smh...) Note: MUSHROOMS HAVE GROWN BACK IN THE SAME EXACT SPOT FEBRUARY 2017. Understandably, I was frustrated and contacted Panzera. They nonchalantly created work orders! I advised David Panzera about how unreal my experience has been and expressed a perceived lack of ownership because of reoccurring issues, poor maintenance decisions and no empathy, compassion or compensation. I don't think they care, at all. His reply was everything I expected. He said if I disagree, move out...with notice of course. (See photo in yelp) Good tenants shouldn't have to fight so flippin hard to get stuff done!

I would give zero stars if possible. I was using Edison Self Storage, which is owned by Panzera…read moreRealty. Without sending me an email, certified letter, or phone call, David Panera sold my belongings at auction. The Ohio Revised Code states that notice must be in the local paper for two weeks. This did not happen either. My attempts have been a waste of my time. BEWARE!

Desperate times calls for quick thinking. Today my son sent me an email that he wasn't selected for…read morethis upcoming school years on campus living going into his 3rd year. As a parent I had to think quick and come up with a resolution. So, I said ok son we have to look for an apartment off campus. He said that several of his friends were freaking out and that they felt lost as they also received similar emails. Give me a second so I can search the web for living arrangements I told him. So many places, so many five bedroom, four bedrooms.... I was lost myself. That was until I came upon offcampus.Osu.edu. The first place that I saw within our budget I clicked on and immediately saw from the drop down menu "parents". Clicked on it, read the passage, and honestly teared up when reading it because I said my husband and I need a place like this for our son. They had a slogan and it read "who you rent from matters more than where you live". And those words spoke to my heart and said "Home". I reached out to "Venice Properties" and spoke to, Anna. She was kind, thorough, and after me making multiple calls she remained responsive, and truly dedicated to her craft of initiating care, support, and understanding. On this day! Today! My husband and our son filled out the applications and on this evening, today! Were approved. I don't say this lightly but Anna again and again thank you as who we communicate with during a busy day also matters. And Anna took care of all our needs and we are thrilled to meet her in person and work with her for the duration of our son's first apartment endeavor. Huge shoutout to Anna and Venice Properties.

The service and value that comes with renting from Venice Properties is nearly as good as it gets…read more I didn't realize how efficient their way of doing business is until I explored many other nearby landlords. Besides the home being in great shape, Venice is very responsive and shows that they care about their residents. You will not regret renting from Nick and his team.

Not sure why my original review was removed, it may have been a bit brutal, but was completely…read morehonest. Shame on you YELP for removing the review, the publuc cannot depend upon your site if you are going to censor the reviews.

Most of us know how dizzying and mind-boggling searching for a new rental can be…read more First you have to determine in what area you want to live. This decision is based on an array of factors including consequential information and mundane details. Next you have to envision your future home. Is it a studio apartment with great hardwood floors or a two-bedroom condo with an excellent view of the park? Is the rent in your price range? Does the landlord allow pets? Are the neighbors friendly? What is parking like? Where do tenants dispose of their trash? It's a lot to think about. I know; I just went through this experience myself. Fortunately, the Internet makes this information a little easier to gather. You can answer many of your own questions with a few simple left-clicks of your mouse button. Heck, you can even house-hunt in your pajamas if you like. But even Internet searches can be time consuming...unless, like me, you happen upon Metro-Rentals.com. Metro-Rentals.com is an ingenious website that acts as the perfect tool for apartment owners and managers to help lease their available units. Having a web-based site allows Metro-Rentals to keep content fresh, relevant, and accurate. Metro-Rentals.com provides all of the photos, descriptions and maps you need to help you make an informed decision about a potential new home. Available units are advertised in a clean, easy-to-read, information-rich format. Metro-Rentals.com is also neighborhood-centric meaning it stresses the importance of finding a home based on where you want to live, not because of price point or number of bedrooms. Clicking over to sister site Think-Urban.com was dizzying - in a good way. This site differentiates one Columbus neighborhood from another. As a newbie to the Columbus scene, I found it easy to tune in to what sets the Arena District apart from the Short North or Campus Gateway or Clintonville. I can easily see how residents of each area use the site as resource tool for urban living. The information listed ranges from where to put your rubbish, park your car, and curb Fido, to where to find the cheapest gas. Furthermore, special topics like urban parking, urban transportation, urban restaurant reviews, and Columbus outdoor venues and festivals make the site visitor-friendly. One more positive: each site has a look that both distinguishes it as its own entity and shows the connection to sites within its family (also check out Suburban-Rentals.com). One negative: the editorial could be rotated more often to maintain user interest. The kicker? Metro-Rentals stays in business by making landlords pay to put their information on the site. This keeps the content unbiased and means no ads and no subscription fee for you. Life is good.

The studio building I moved into was conveniently located, quiet, and clean. If there were ever any…read moreissues (non-emergency) maintenance had it fixed within 24-48 hours. I loved that there was on-site laundry at no cost. Sophie made the sublease process stress-free and was so kind and wonderful. Communication has much improved in the leasing department. -2 stars for the trouble that comes along with parking and the cost for a parking spot- it is absolutely OUTRAGEOUS and one of the most expensive in the area by hundreds of dollars. It's 1000x cheaper to pay for a street parking permit for an entire year.

As a student who almost leased here, I'm very glad I reconsidered…read more Based on what I've personally witnessed and what multiple friends have experienced leasing here, Hometeam's practices often came off as predatory, particularly toward students without much leasing experience. Communication is unprofessional and frequently unresponsive. There were repeated situations where fees or charges were justified by references to lease terms that, upon careful review, were not actually stated in the lease agreement. When discrepancies were addressed, communication was either dismissive and vague or lacking accountability. There also seems to be frequent misinformation regarding policies and guidance, which has caused avoidable confusion and stress. Mistakes, intentional or not, still carry real financial consequences for residents. Management run in this manner is, frankly, embarrassing for a company responsible for housing and resident support. It's baffling how little basic competence is required here. Common sense would dictate that if you're going to manage housing and take people's money, you need to understand your own lease, communicate clearly, and treat your tenants with respect. Hometeam Properties fails on all of those fronts. If you're considering signing a lease here, be extremely cautious. Whether intentional or not, the current management system seems designed to mislead and take advantage of its residents.

If you are looking for property management, avoid at all costs. My condo complex pays them to…read moremanage but whenever there's an update, they rely on the residents to monitor the work and refuse to accept any responsibility for scheduling, monitoring, and basically doing anything except taking our dues. In the most recent example, I was forced to schedule and be home for a city water meter update on the building because my unit is closest to the meter, even though the work being done applied to the entire building. Myers says it's my responsibility as the homeowner even though I do not own the area where the update occurred. It's the property's. They are the property management. If they are not actually managing the property, what are we paying them for? This review says "service requested" but they will not respond as they say that it's not their fault the city needs to update. Since I said they were obtuse in thinking my problem is with the city water, they said I am name-calling and they will not reply further. If you feel like being ignored, purposely being misunderstood, doing the work of the property manager for free, and throwing away your money, by all means go with Myers.

Absolutely HORRIBLE property management company. I had the worst experience of my life while living…read morethere. Terrible neighbors who complained 24/7. Slow on repairs, property manager does not care about tenants whatsoever. You're just another body to them.