All of the photos were taken today (10/02/2024)...except the marked Future Resident photo to show…read morethe passing of time the dog poop in front of the leasing office was avoided. I was advised today that the buildings are vacuumed on Sunday and Wednesday. However, our building has only been vacuumed once in the 2 months we have lived here (and the last time was right after my husband's review). Now, I realize it is fall and leaves will be coming in the building (because I'm not an idiot), but the amount of leaves in our front entrance, up the two flights of stairs and gathering outside our apartment door is not from just the past 2 days. It has been accumulating since 8pm on September 15th (when they vacuumed last). They came in on September 17th to change the air filters (behind a locked door), but they did not clean up all the gathered dust and dirt. Since we aren't ''allowed'' in these rooms, shouldn't they be cleaned regularly as well? Given the amount of dust accumulated on the grate and bunched in the room (pictures provided), as well as all the dust and lint behind the dryer (which is a fire hazard...according to my father-who was the fire chief of Rochelle), the amount covering the bathroom fan vent and sprinklers throughout the apartment...there is no way this apartment was properly maintained before we moved in. Look at the amount of dirt and webbing accumulated on the lights outside our building. Today, I took 13 pictures of dog poop that varies from fresh to dried out. All of these pictures were taken along a paved path that should have been spotted by whomever is supposedly picking up the poop once a week. Considering the pile outside the leasing office (in front of the Future Tenant sign) taken on Thursday, September 26 and again today October 2 you would think the staff would be more mindful to showcase their property better. Now, I will mention the curtain issue again in my review because it still irks me that I alone was single out. I get the reasoning and have no problem having removed them. The thing that bothers me is that the other apartments don't have to follow the same guidelines as we were instructed. I get they don't want people to hangs things up because it could damage the wood, but you need to be consistent with your rules. Considering how the wood on my porch is rotten to the point there are gaps, I just have to hope it is more secure than I can see and the corner doesn't collapse. Judging by the repair job it appears to be fixed and painted over instead of taken care of...there's a decent amount of wood missing behind that paint. Also, there have been shady people hanging out in our parking lot the past several weeks. Three times there have been people meeting in our overflow lot that do not live in the surrounding buildings and tend to leave once they are noticed. One guy sat in his car all day and even went down by the water to take a bath. The front office has advised all tenants to call the police about situations like this or about all the pot smoking all over the property. I'm not going to call the police when this happens, because it would become obnoxious having the police here that much (and I'm not going to put myself in that sort of danger). Not to mention, do you really want the police at your complex all the time? Lastly, I realize how I sound. I'm intense because I want to live somewhere that is properly taken care of. However, considering I was advised that they do ground maintenance on a regular basis and I can verify with pictures and witnesses that they don't get done, it bothers me that the front office staff doesn't check their property all that much. If they do, then you can't suggest that I'm lying. Even if you think I am...the pictures don't. Trust me...I can start taking pictures daily to show. Check my review on Yelp for other places I've rented.

I lived in this complex over three years ago and before it became Lake Clearwater Apartments. The…read morestaff here was really helpful, maintenance was fast in fixing problems, and the apartments are huge for the price. Excellent location close to restaurants, malls, and a movie theater. Close to 465 and grocery stores, banks, and schools. The pool is nice but I wish that it was not located in the center of the complex so that everyone can look out and see you in your bathing suit. The gym area is small, but rarely busy. Machines are fixed quickly when they do break down (which was not often when I lived there) and each machine had its own television. Overall, my favorite apartment complex in Indianapolis.

Dr. Tom and his team were a tremendous help for us! Even while in CA, they made the selling of our…read moreIndy house seamless. Their level of service and communication can't be beat! Highly recommend working with them.

I inquired months ago regarding a home I was interested in and no one responded. It is very…read moreunprofessional and I will never recommend this realtor

We had the pleasure of working with Matt Humberger who helped us sell our house and we can't…read morerecommend him highly enough. From our initial meeting to the final closing, Matt demonstrated exceptional professionalism, dedication, and expertise. He took the time to provide helpful insightful advice and guidance every step of the way. From the listing photos to open houses and everything in between! Matt's knowledge of the market was impressive, and he was always available to answer questions (and we had a lot of them) or address concerns. If you're looking for a realtor who truly goes above and beyond, Matt is the one to call.

Responsive, Professional, nice guy. Craig Dollens did good work for me answered my calls and did…read morean overall good job.

He sold my house in a 5 day period and for more than MY asking price. Amazing service and…read moreconvenience

I started the property management relationship with Rob in 2012 and everything was going well. For…read morethe last 4 years or so, it has been a struggle getting monthly statements, rent money that was paid by the tenants, or even a response to my emails/calls/texts. I have been under a tremendous amount of stress because the last time I heard from Rob was August 14, 2025 and the last time he sent me rent money from the tenant was November 10, 2025. I had lost my job for a period of time but finally found work and then my boyfriend recently lost his job. I've done my best to stay afloat and have put so much time and money into the house that I have really been working to keep it. If Rob was sending me the money from the tenant I would be fine, but I cannot afford to pay our rent and the mortgage anymore with only 1 income. The house was vacant last year and cost me quite a bit of money and I explained my struggles to Rob multiple times. He is a licensed real estate broker # RC51800090 and legally responsible to hold funds in trust when accepting them from a tenant on behalf of a property owner. He legally cannot participate in deceptive practices when doing business as a licensee. I have documented all the times I've attempted to reach him with no responses. If this happens to you, file a complaint with the Office of the Attorney General for the state of Indiana and include the license number above. They will investigate the matter and my hope is that he will do the right thing or lose his license so he cannot do this to anyone else.

We had an absolutely incredible experience working with Nadia Boardman! Nadia's communication from…read moreday one had been extremely timely and clear. For being first time home buyers, we felt like all of our questions were immediately answered and that we had all been on the same page the whole time. Nadia quickly connected with us and immediately understood our needs/wants in a home. Instead of feeling stressed or uneasy, we really looked forward to all of our tours and meetings that were set up. Working with Nadia was wonderful, and we definitely felt a sense of comfort and relief knowing that she was there for us throughout every step of the process. We would absolutely recommend Nadia to anyone else looking to buy a home. Nadia, thank you so much for making this huge life decision such an easy process for us! :) - Cassidy & Brandon

Nadia has been guiding us in buying our first out of state rental property. She gets back to us…read morequickly, communicates clearly, and does live/recorded video tours to accommodate showings according to our needs and schedules. We are grateful to have someone that provides top notch service.

Ms Duggan acted as the seller's agent in our recent home purchase. At first, we thought that the…read moreprocess had gone smoothly and that everything was on the up-and-up. However, two weeks after the closing we discovered that a fairly lengthy list of repairs to the property, repairs negotiated in the purchase, had not been completed. We reached out to Ms Duggan through the realtor who had assisted us in the purchase. At first, Ms Duggan informed us that her repair company had determined that the repairs were "unnecessary." When reminded that the list of repairs was a contractual item that had already been negotiated, she arranged for the repair company to provide an estimate. The name in the space for "customer" on the estimate was "TBD." This part of the process took well over a month, When our realtor asked Ms Duggan to confirm that the sellers would pay for the repairs, she immediately stopped returning his phone calls and emails. When, after two weeks, we reached out to Ms Duggan ourselves, she ignored our contact as well. The managing broker at F. C. Tucker Geist also ignored us; but in a face-to-face meeting, Joe Dowd informed us that their only responsibility is to the seller and that we had no business contacting her about this matter. More than three months after closing, we found and telephoned the sellers. They told us that Ms Duggan had never contacted them at all about any issue of incomplete repairs. In reviewing the paperwork for the contract, we also discovered that the document in which the sellers accept the list of repairs had been created the day before closing and was not signed by the sellers until five days *after* the closing. Ms Duggan's refusal to perform this part of her service has gone on for 3-1/2 months of wasting our time, and we still have no resolution to the issue of incomplete repairs. Based on her sloppy paperwork (the post-dated contract item), her refusal to perform as a go-between for seller and buyer, and her decision to simply stonewall both our realtor and us; we believe that Ms Duggan does not act with the best interests of the public in mind. As a consequence, we give her the lowest possible rating: one star.

We hired Angela as a listing agent. She made the entire experience a nightmare! She more often…read morethan not would ignore calls, emails, and texts regularly. We would often catch her in telling us untrue information. I would never recommend her.

I have been working with Mamadou Gueye as my realtor. I cannot say enough positive things about…read morehim. Escrow is stressful, a nightmare and extreme anxiety of up on day, down the next, greedy actions of everyone wanting their piece of the pie. Mamadou was calm, effortless, streamlined, and consummate professional. No question was ever put off. He ANSWERS his phone. He ANSWERS his phone people! He negotiated very technical aspects of a BIR. Sellers agreed to everything. Mamadou didn't have a basket case for a client because he knew what he was doing and was a straight-shooter. I am beyond pleased with him, and trust me when I say, I have bought and sold in my 51 years and this agent excited me. I will be using him in the future for any other purchases. Highly recommend him and This agency has pure gold in this agent! Mamadou, from Leslie B and Andrew C, thank you. You are a rockstar!

Working with Jeff Kucic to sell my home and then purchase my new home was a fantastic experience. I…read morerecommend him all the time to friends, and anybody who will listen. Jeff knows the market, knows how to navigate the buying/selling process, is professional, and works non-stop for his clients (I don't think he ever stops moving or sleeps). Interesting thing too about Jeff is that he is self employed, i.e. not affiliated with a larger realty group - so he isn't encumbered with the corporate drag. Give him a try; you will be glad you did!

I just wanted to congratulate your company for adding one of the finest addition to your team of…read morerealtors . James Conway is one of a kind , anyone would want in their business..., he is a genius, empathetic, intelligent person and would work well with anyone that is lucky enough to hired him.

The responsiveness from Keller Wilkians, the resources, the education, and the reputation. Super…read moreproud I vein a KW agent.

Jeff Landers is hands down the best realtor I know. He spends time researching properties…read moreextensively, truly working for the client. It was so great to open my email each morning when we were looking to buy a home and have a list of properties that he had vetted the day prior. He also was our listing agent for our previous home and did a FABULOUS job marketing it. He was honest about how quickly it could sell and worked hard to have us look at properties prior to selling so that we had the exact home we wanted lined up to make an offer and simultaneously listing our previous home. My husband has worked with many other realtors and he was blown away by Jeff's work ethic and knowledge. Commented multiple times throughout the process how Jeff was above and beyond anyone else he had worked with. Everything worked so smoothly and went so well. We couldn't recommend any other realtor than Jeff Landers and the Dream Home Co.! He is truly the BEST around!

From the owner: The Dream Home Company (TDHC) specializes in buying, selling and investing in real estate, serving…read moreGreater Indy.