Great people always willing to help. They handle repairs quick. They have apartments and homes to rent and buy.

Jason Sellers is INCREDIBLE. Our closing process was extremely outside the realm of, 'normal'. Jason went above and beyond communicating with the seller and us to ensure a smooth closing process. He did not decline a single call and was always available for questions and concerns surrounding this very new process for us. He was able to leverage long-lasting relationships that he's built over the years to help support us throughout the whole process. THANK YOU again for getting us into our FIRST Home :) read more

Axis Property Advisors is top notch. The staff is always very professional and polite. They work tirelessly for all their clients.

Dave is the greatest. Professional courteous and funny and heck. He has all the knowledge and data you could possibly ever need to make an informed decision and then some. He really does care and it shows. My husband and I met him through some friends and we were not really in the market but a loft came up for sale that we lived in the past. Within an hour we were in the loft taking a look at it. Thank you for showing us this property on such short notice read more

We had the worst rental experience of our lives with this property management company. It started from the beginning... We were told that our move in date would be July 1st by one of the employees. We arranged for a moving pod and scheduled for the pickup to coincide with this date. We were then informed that the house wouldn't be ready for a "few" more days. Long story short we didn't get to move in until July 9th and had to stay in a hotel for 8 days waiting for the house to be done. The application process started weeks before the move in date and simply meant they forgot to schedule someone to do the repairs and such to get the house ready for move in. So now we are down $800+ for having to stay in a hotel and another $50 day for storage of our pod. This little debacle (plus a strange application process where they couldn't find my wife's background??) had my wife not wanting to sign the lease and find another house. I really just wanted to be done with the house search and talked her out of it. I should have listened. We tried to set up the water in our name first thing when we arrived, along with all our other utilities. The water company needed to see a signed lease to do this. When we went to our portal the lease was not signed by management ,so the water company would not accept it. We informed management what was going on and they said they would upload the signed copy on our portal. 1 month later and still no signed lease on our portal, we received an angry call from management saying we never changed the water into our name and that we owe them $ ASAP! This really made my wife mad because we had informed them of the problem and they never took care of it! They quickly realized that they were the one's in the wrong and finally got it taken care of. Basically most of our communication with management was usually met with a quick verbal response that resulted in no action. Be warned you will have to call or email several times to get action. Something small but is a good example of the communication resulting in no action is when we moved in we noticed we didn't have a key to the community pool. This was one of the selling points on us getting the house since we have two little girls. We verbally asked the person doing the move in inspection with us to see if we can get a key to the pool and they said they would look into it. No response for a couple months so we emailed asking about the key. They said they will look into it again. No response. So we just gave up knowing that with the move in debacle, water bill debacle, and now the pool key that we would not get action. So we never had a key to the community pool the whole year which was kind of a bummer. During our stay we had a maintenance request. Our toilet was broken with a constant drip that was costing us big $ on our water bill. The water company actually noticed the huge increase and called us. We immediately put in the request and were told someone would come. 2 weeks later someone did. To our surprise the maintenance guy thought he was there to fix a water leak! So the management thought there was a water leak and it took 2-3 weeks to get someone to come fix it. I'm just glad we actually didn't have a leak. None the less 2 weeks is a long time to come fix a broken toilet that was costing us money. I'll be nice and say this could not be the norm because during the move out we put in another request and it was handled in a timely manner....1 for 2 ain't bad I guess?? To top it all off we moved out and did our final walk-through. I took careful inspection of the whole house knowing that management companies charge $50 to replace a few light bulbs and things like that. I replaced every light bulb and made sure everything was clean and in good shape. I did know that we were going to be charged for a tear in the cheap vinyl floor from a moving out mishap. Which was fine because it was something we actually damaged and I had no qualms paying to fix what I damaged. So the staff member that did the final walk through quickly wrote a few things down and said, "I'll finish up here. Go ahead and leave and I'll let you know if anything major comes up." So to my surprise we get our deposit check and $600 was taken out! $200 for the floor which we owe and am glad to pay. So $400 bill for keeping the place in perfect condition besides the floor. I walked the house several times and could not see anything damaged or in need of repair that wasn't already there from previous tenants. I contacted management that I need a more detailed itemized sheet on all these repairs and I wanted pictures and receipts for it all. Of course I got a quick verbal response about how they would look into it and would send a more detailed invoice. Due to the above, I know no action will be taken. So BEWARE renting a house from this property management company might cost you almost $2000 like it did for us. read more

I have never worked with such efficient property managers, the Jason and Jason team really know how to get things done. The office managers Alex and Gabby are just as good! Whether you just want your property properly cared for, or you want a working equation on how they will help you keep your property profitiable, you will not go wrong w Axis Property Advisors! read more

A very professional office with very caring staff. Denice is so helpful and caring. Very pleasant experience and I would highly recommend this company read more

I have referred multiple clients and business partners to Jason and his staff and they have always taken great care of my referrals. Jason is an expert on the real estate landscape in the Valley and will take the headache out of managing a rental property. If you are looking for great communication, a competitive price and ease of business, Axis Property Advisors is for you. Give them a call, you will be happy! read more

Jason Silverstein does a fantastic job managing our properties. He puts in a lot of hard work, and we appreciate that he customizes his approach to our requests. The main reason we keep our properties with AXIS is that we trust them. We did look at other companies before deciding on AXIS, and they were the only company that we trusted. They were not overly focused on selling to us, and they were focused on talking about details to come to an agreement on how the properties would be managed. In real estate, it is hard to find trust, and I would highly recommend checking this company out. read more

Here is my experience with Axis Property Advisors and their agent, Tim Troxel. We were negotiating a quick sale from September 8th, until the date of closing on September 18th. Everything was fine for the first couple of days, and then Tim somewhat vanished. He would ignore calls or text messages for days on end. Fortunately, his partner Dave stepped in and was very pleasant. Dave was just supposed to assist for one day, while Tim said he was ill, but Dave had to basically do the remaining of the closing process for Tim. Around a week before the closing, I spoke with Tim about getting a letter that indicated the estimated property value of the house at the time of my mother's passing, since the house was now in a Trust and any possible tax implications would be based on the difference in value between the date my mother passed away, and the date of the actual sale of the house. My mother's estate attorney suggested that I just ask my realtor for this letter. Tim said that it would not be a problem, and that he would get me the letter the next day. A couple of days later, Tim apologized for not sending the letter yet, but said it would be another day or two. I said, "No problem". Over the last four days before the scheduled closing date, we were still waiting for the final signoff of the BINSR from the buyers, since I had countered their initial BINSR request. I was supposed to remove the staging furniture from the house, but didn't want to do so, until I knew the BINSR was finalized, so I didn't have to risk putting the furniture back in the house, if the deal fell through. I was supposed to get the signed BINSR on Friday, but I didn't receive it. So Saturday, I started sending messages to Tim, asking about the BINSR and saying I didn't feel good about removing the furniture until it was executed. Tim ignored me all day. Finally, on Sunday morning, when I was scheduled to remove the furniture, I got a reply from Tim, saying that the BINSR was executed that that Dave would send it to me. I was stressed out all day Saturday, because I didn't know if I should have people to the house the next day to remove the furniture or not. We got through that and I thought everything else would be fine. I signed my closing documents and the buyers signed as well on Monday. On Tuesday, I sent a text message to Tim, thanking him for his service and reminded him about the letter he promised me. This was his response, "Going to be waiting a while if you're waiting for it from me. My fiduciary duty is done. Good day..." He then sent another text message that said, "There's other methods you can go about to get that, you don't have to wait for me". I was shocked. I was nothing but nice to Tim during this whole process and now he turns on me and treats me like dirt. What the heck? I then sent an e-mail to the broker, informing him of this situation, and I got no response. Not a company I would recommend. read more