Roger was my land lord in Albany,NY- State Street. He was always good to me....maintenance etc A+read more

Offers properties Uptown nowadays in middle class neighborhods, however formerly offered…read moreneighborhoods in lower-middle class and lower class neighborhoods such as Park South and the South End. You get what you want for what you pay. He has workers ready for apartment repairs and is fairly easy to reach. Overall good service and easy apprehensive renting process.

My first long-distance rental property was truly in good hands because of Eddie. We've had a great…read moreexperience working with him, and we originally found him through Yelp recommendations - now I understand why he's so highly rated. Eddie has built his business on a strong reputation, and after working with him for the past few years, I've seen firsthand why. He is trustworthy, respectful, and genuinely cares about both the property and the tenants. His communication is excellent and he is always responsive, which is especially important for me as a long-distance investor. I'm grateful to have him as my property manager and have never regretted the decision. His company also handles construction and helps find good investment properties, which adds even more value. I highly recommend Eddie and his services. He's not only a great property manager but also a great person - and a dedicated father as well.

I live out of state and have been using Eddie for my property management. He is awesome,…read moretrustworthy, and gets things done. Placed a perfect tenant in my property, could not be happier and highly recommend him. Property is in Watervliet.

DBO is one of the better property management companies in the area. everyone on their team are…read morelovely people, especially the maintenance crew! There were several issues within the building during my time at the apartment but all issues were resolved in a timely manner and issues are to be expected in an old building. One thing worth noting is that it's impossible to get ahold of anybody from their team on the phone. Text Messages are sometimes responded to but the best way to contact DBO is through email which they typically answer pretty quickly. The only other negative is the building appearance on the inside and out. They did recently repaint all of the apartment doors but the overall cleanliness on each floor could use some love. Im sure the apartment already had years of landlord special paint jobs when they took over this building and at that point what can you really do haha but it would have been nice if the building was more maintained. All in all DBO is pretty dope! Thanks!

worst company ever. Thy will be getting bills from me as of tmm for leaks in the bathroom whn the…read moreprofessionals plumber comes the picture is of the ceiling that they fixed last week, but in reality, they only tile and didn't fix the leak

Selling my home for the first time felt overwhelming, but Kristen and Kevin made the entire process…read moreso much easier than I expected. From day one, they were patient, knowledgeable, and always available to answer my many questions. I never once felt like a bother. They took the time to explain everything clearly. Their advice on pricing, staging, and marketing was spot-on, and thanks to their strategy, we had strong interest right away. When offers came in, they walked me through every detail and helped me negotiate the best possible outcome. I never once felt like I was on my own. I'm so thankful to have had so much help navigating this process for the first time. They kept me informed, stayed ahead of every deadline, and truly made me feel like I had a team. Thank you both for making this such a positive experience!

Worst agent I ever used. i was told by Kevin he had plenty of buyers lined up. There will be a…read morebidding war. A week went by. Nothing, crickets. I got a call from another agent that brought a young couple and that couple offered my asking price. I was so fed up I took the offer. The plenty of buyers that Kevin had lined up to have a bidding war was all a lie. Look elsewhere.

While we have not made a final decision or commitment, our experience with Signature Home Buyers…read morehas been very positive. They've offered guidance and are very responsive to any questions or concerns we've raised.

These people use overly aggressive marketing tactics. They also have no clue how to value a home. I…read morewas offered $263,000 for my 3-year-old home, which could easily sell for $ 600,000+. Either they are idiots, or they think I am. If you have half a brain, you would use an accredited Real Estate broker, pay the fees and commission, and get the true value of your home. I get at least 3 to 4 calls per week, and now junk mail is included. It's a shame these people are allowed to do business this way. And an even bigger shame is that some people actually use this service.

After dealing with another Broker for almost 15 months, my wife saw Anthony's billboard and we…read moredecided to go away from the National Brokers and try someone local. Anthony showed up on a Sunday, our time off from work, and he was prepared with evaluations and comps. He gave us hints about what could help the house sell fast. By this time we were strapped with 2 monthly mortgages and needed to sell the house. We made the changes he suggested, some the opposite of what the national chain had suggested, and the house sold in six days! There was constant contact with Anthony throughout the process and I'm very happy that my wife suggested the change. This happened a few years ago, I keep forgetting to post my review. Want your house sold quickly, LISTEN to Anthony!

I recently hired an agent from Gucciardo Real Estate Group, Guiseppe Tropiano, to sell my house in…read moreAlbany and had an absolutely terrible experience with him. He disregarded all of my requests and broke clear agreements which had been made before hiring him. He was aggressive and applied maximum pressure and threats to get his way, which a sales price far below the true market price. He was only after a quick buck without doing any work. Beware of this guy. Do not trust him. A company is only as good as the people they hire and Guiseppe's behavior is a reflection of the culture of Gucciardo Real Estate Group. You have been warned. This is a true review from an actual verified customer.

PROS: Great neighborhood...animal friendly...close to Universities and hospitals...on the bus…read moreline...full basement with W/D hookups...maintenance is mostly responsive to requests... CONS: The walls are thin so unless you have decent neighbors you'll get sick of them ( I can hear mine pee in the morning from my bedroom). Shoddy upkeep as far as the grounds are concerned. Gutters haven't been cleaned in the 3 years I've been here so the rain water just kind of pours down our back door and steps. Snow removal is a crap shoot and depends on which guy does it (we lose off-street parking spots to mounds of snow in the winter). The paper thin walls, lack of insulation and unsealed doors and windows mean your National Grid bill WILL be ridiculously high in the winter and likewise high in the summer if you expect to stay comfortable inside. (I was actually told that the reason our drywall cracked upstairs was because there's no insulation in the attic where the HVAC exits...really?!) You can tell the walls have been (poorly) painted see earl times between tenants. The only ventilation in the bathroom is the window so in the winter it's a job keeping brown spots off the walls and ceiling (unless you open said window and freeze.) there is no range hood in the kitchen so: 1. The smoke alarm WILL go off EVERY time you cook/pre-heat the oven, etc. 2. Everything in your kitchen/dining/living room will be covered in greasy cooking by-product and will need to be cleaned and wiped down often. Basements get wet when it rains so your washer/dryer will have to be kept up on wood pallets (if you're lucky enough to get them) that will grow mold and need to be replaced often. Also, on maintenance, for all their responsiveness they don't actually do very much to fix what's wrong in the apartments. They show up, take a look and MAYBE do a patch job...maybe. Also, your lease renewal paperwork will be late every. single. year. It will however be "your responsibility" to give a prompt 60 days notice of intent to vacate, or you WILL LOSE YOUR DEPOSIT.

I love my current apartment and am only moving next month because I am buying my first house. The…read moreprice is right (around $775 without pets, $805 with a dog) for a two bedroom townhouse with a full basement. I've never had anything break so I've never needed to ask maintenance to fix anything, but they keep both my front and back steps shoveled and are friendly. Plus they totally helped me out when I needed to get out of my lease early since I found a house sooner than I'd planned, and the settlement we worked out was totally fair. I recommend this place to my friends over many of the more expensive places in the region (this is directed at you, Hudson Preserve Luxury Apartments).

Professional. Easy to work with. Good end results. Would use again. Field guys in particular were…read moregreat!

Hershberg & Hershberg did an excellent job with a survey I requested. The work was high quality,…read moreefficiently done, and on time. Communication with the surveyor and company overall was seamless. I highly recommend them!

I'll start by saying DO NOT MOVE HERE. My partner and I moved in on Monday and we are planning on…read moremoving out this week. This place is unlivable. The property manager gave the keys to my partner so he could take our cats inside while I signed paperwork. Unknowingly he walked into another apartment with our same apartment number and unlocked the door. Apparently every tenant has a master key. When we first walked into our apartment we smelled a gas leak. Nobody in management or maintenance believed us or took it seriously so I called National Grid myself. They sent out a technician and sure enough there was a leak in our stove. We noticed that every single door and window either can't be opened or is very hard to open and close. Including the window to the fire escape, which only opens about 3 inches. The floor boards are so warped and have so many gaps. They also creak so loudly it can be heard from the hallway outside of the apartment. We have no control over the heating. The radiators kick on at 55 degrees and they just turn off whenever. It's either way too hot or way too cold. Also they hiss, rattle, and clang constantly so we haven't been able to get any sleep in 3 days. All of the radiators are being propped up on boards and are lopsided. The bathroom is very small and there are walls on either side of the toilet that are less than 2 ft apart. I barely have room to sit on the toilet and cannot comfortably wipe. There are so many other things wrong like hot metal poles that will burn you if you bump into them, random gaps in the ceiling, walls, and floors, the whole building smelling like weed, and neighbors stealing packages. Please do not move here.

Great apartments, awesome location. Willett St is quiet, convenient to the park, and near lots of…read morerestaurants and bars. Rental manager is super friendly. Only complaint is there's no working buzzer system for the front doors. Visitors have to call your cell for you to meet them at the door.