They rented my family a house that should have been condemned before we moved into it. All of the plumbing was not hooked up correctly in the basement and flooded every time we bathed. The sewer drains were not sealed and made the basement smell like a sewer. The basement stairs collapsed while I was going down them so I called code enforcement. Multiple phone calls and repair requests to Beaver Valley Realty went ignored so calling code enforcement was a step taken in desperation. They sent an inspector the next day who wrote a letter to get things fixed by a certain timeframe. That letter went ignored. When the back porch fell apart, I called them again and got no answer. I called code enforcement who promptly condemned the house. The house was unlivable. When Beaver Valley Realty found out, they sent my wife a few rather nasty text messages claiming that WE had condemned the house. I assured them that I did not have the power to condemn any structure and that the borough of Monaca does. Their response was "we try to return security deposits in a timely manner to our renters. In your case we will be taking our time." We have yet to see any of the money we gave them in security deposits back. I am probably going to have to file before the magistrate to get my money back. Also....I cleaned the house after we moved out even though there were condemned signs on both doors. A month later....the house sits untouched and condemned. The yard is overgrown and no repairs have been made to begin bringing it back into code. Edit and update: The property management company sent me a text message saying they have sent my deposit to the homeowner so that he can release it to me. This after telling me that they would release it to me in the 30 days that the law requires them to release it in. The homeowner has not received the deposit as of yet. read more

RUN, do not walk away from these people. The absolute worst of every bad Realtor stereotype. Liars, cheats, basic scam artists. Terry forged documents, submitted false information, and took advantage of me despite me hiring him to sell my house (huge mistake). Do your research and find a Realtor who isn't a snake oil salesman. read more

These people should be held responsible for the B.S. they sling Rented with them for 2 years of hell, from mold problems to shifty half truths Terry and his lackeys have now held onto over half my deposit because of supposed "smoke damage". Went to pick up our deposit check, first wasn't allowed to enter because the employee didn't have a mask on, then after a phone call and confronting her outside, she invited me in (still maskless) I ofcourse had mine. Terry's daughter then refused to let me record out conversation. I was then attacked verbally from both Terry's daughter and wife accusing me of smoking in the apartment, resulting in 450$ for labor and 190.23$ for material. And what a surprise Terry is on "vacation " or "family emergency" (those were the excuses for him not being present) If you see the name Beaver Valley Realty dont walk, RUN as far away as possible. Terry is the epitome of a snake in the grass and will use any means necessary to screw you out of a livable house and money. I've heard rumors of these people being very active church goers in the area. I'm surprised they dont catch flame when sitting down in a pew. read more

I sure wish it was possible to give NEGATIVE stars to this place...My nephew, his wife, their 4 kids and myself made a recent decision to rent a house together, and one of the places we checked was Trulia, which by the way is a fine site and not at all at issue here. We found a 6 bedroom house in Aliquippa and made a call to Beaver Valley Realty to set up an appointment to see the place. We were given to a realtor there named Lori, and a time was set up. When we arrived, there was a family still there, so we waited for Lori to show up, which she did. First of all, she looked NOTHING like I expected a person who worked for a realty company to look. She was pretty sloppily dressed and exuded none of the warmth and friendliness I'd anticipated. The people already there turned out to be one of the owners and her kids and dogs, and it came out then that they and Lori were "very dear friends from church". I felt that this could be some kind of conflict of interest, but as I'm no realty expert, I let it pass. Also, my nephew and his wife are fairly heavily tattooed, and when we talked after the appointment, all 3 of us felt that Lori turned up her nose at that. Can't prove it, of course, but we all felt it. As it turned out, the house was the absolute perfect home for us, and we loved it and told Lori right then that we wanted it. She handed all 3 of us adults applications, and told us it was first come/first served. We went home, filled out the apps, and e-mailed them to her. When she called us back, she indicated that while I, by myself, easily qualified for the house, there was a problem with my nephew and his wife being a month behind on his truck payment and carrying a late charge since February. They contacted their loan carrier and were told that they there was absolutely NOTHING showing any missed payment and only a one-day-late charge in June. {That due to the way my nephew's pay schedule fell.} We forwarded to her a transaction history, and Lori told us that it only confirmed that they had missed a payment and had this late fee. So...my nephew and his wife THEN forwarded to her a credit report from their loan carrier which CLEARLY indicated that what she was saying was incorrect. We then heard nothing from her for a number of days despite our leaving several voice messages. When she did finally make contact, it was to tell me that she was not going to permit us to rent the house, again citing the untrue information. I reminded her that I, by myself, qualified for the home, and asked that I alone be able to rent the home, and that then my nephew and I would draw up a legal document between us. She then stated that there would be a major problem if my nephew and his family pulled out, and I indicated that that would be MY problem, and that I would fulfill the rental agreement. Continuing to cite the non-existent missing truck payment, she then made a moral judgement that they were irresponsible with what she deemed their "only bill". She had decided that they were not giving me money to stay with me in my current home, although I had previously advised her that they WERE paying me, monthly, in cash. Lori then proceeded to tell me that she had "even prayed about it", and that there were "just so many ways for this to go wrong" that she was turning us down. So what do you think, people? Is this a job for the better business bureau? Consumer protection agency?? I would also like to add that I spoke with a young man whom I consider a friend, and he told me that his current roommate and he had tried dealing with Beaver Valley Realty when they were looking for a place, and that they were rushed through a couple of places and were given basically no consideration. Although my friend and his roommate are not a couple, and although they are only in their mid-twenties, I will note that my friend has numerous tattoos and piercings. Anybody seeing a pattern here, maybe?? So. I suppose that if you want a realty company that permits it's agents to use their own moral super-God-infused high ground, to judge people on their appearance, and to use misinformation against you, this could be just the company for you. If, however, you are not a perfect lily-clean WASP, I'd suggest you RUN FAR AND FAST FROM BEAVER VALLY REALTY!!!! read more