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Progress Residential

Progress Residential

(127 reviews)

Derita

10421 Henbane Court (White House / Black Door)…read more 1. Invasion of Privacy from the Neighbors If you are facing the house, the neighbors on the left were extremely intrusive. One incident in particular really crossed the line. I had guests over for an upcoming birthday celebration and asked some of them to leave through the back door so my Ring camera wouldn't record them leaving through the front. Why I chose to do that is nobody else's business. Unfortunately, the neighbors decided to make it their business and called the police. It is broad daylight. 1-2pm in the afternoon on a bright sunny day. I was still asleep when my guests were leaving and I woke up to loud banging on my front door that literally shook the house. I went downstairs while one of my guests was still inside preparing to leave. When I opened the door, there were two police officers questioning me about who lived there and what was going on. I told them I was confused about why they were there, and they explained they had received a call about "possible squatting activity." Apparently, the neighbor called the police because they "hadn't seen me in a few days" and assumed someone was squatting in the house. At the time, I had a backyard tent that had been destroyed in a storm. I left it in my backyard temporarily so I could break it down and throw it away. Because the damaged tent sat in my backyard for several days, they assumed my friends were squatters. What made the situation even more frustrating was that the other neighbor texted me afterward explaining that they thought someone was squatting. If you truly thought something was wrong and you already had my phone number why not simply text me first and ask if I was okay, still living there, or at home? Instead, they immediately involved the police. Our daughters had even played together before this happened, which made the entire situation even more confusing and disappointing. I was extremely embarrassed because it was the first time those guests had visited my home, and suddenly the police were pounding on the door. After that incident, both neighbors constantly watched our house as if they were waiting for something to happen, despite us never causing disturbances. They would remove decorations from our mailbox, the neighbors to the right would open our mail and then return it, and they would monitor us constantly. If I was outside doing yard work, one neighbor would suddenly walk over from the other neighbor's house just to observe what I was doing. Whenever we had family over and sat in our backyard, one of the neighbors would immediately come sit in his own backyard tent and watch us the entire time. Yes, people are free to sit outside, but it always felt very intentional and uncomfortable. The tent was dark enough that you couldn't easily see him unless you looked closely, which made it even creepier. My daughter was genuinely uncomfortable around him. Also, be aware that there seemed to be a strange sense of competition. If you cut your grass, they would suddenly cut theirs the next day. If you enjoy decorating for holidays, expect them to quietly compete with your decorations as well. 2. HOA Communication & Maintenance Issues The house is white and there is no grass along the side of the home, whenever it rained, the dirt would turn into mud and splash onto the siding, leaving orange-colored stains on the panels. We purchased a pressure washer and tried cleaning the siding ourselves, but the stains would not come off completely. I contacted the HOA and explained that we were attempting to resolve the issue, but the panels were stained and, since we were renting the home, I wasn't sure what else could be done if our efforts weren't working. About a week later, a random truck appeared parked in our yard. The worker connected a long hose from his truck directly to our outdoor water spigot. We received absolutely no notice about when they would arrive or what time they would be there. At first, I genuinely thought someone was stealing water until I went outside and asked what he was doing. Afterward, I took photos of the cleaned siding and emailed them in as proof that the issue had been resolved. Later, we received a bill for over $400 stating that we were responsible for paying it. When we called to ask why we were being charged, they explained that our lease stated we were responsible for exterior maintenance. While I understand that responsibility may fall on us according to the lease, the issue was the lack of communication. Why weren't we informed about the cost beforehand to see whether we could afford it or possibly hire someone less expensive ourselves? Instead, the charge was simply added onto us without warning. This felt very blindsiding, especially because the issue was mainly being pushed by the HOA not something we personally considered urgent enough to immediately spend $400+ on.

Don't live in 8617 Galena View Dr., at that price point…read more The neighbor immediately adjacent to the property is noisy at various times of the night and morning. All of the neighborhood dogs will poop in the yard because none of them are on a leash. The HOA will try and get you for stupid things like dirty siding, while your neighbors leave trash and toys all over the entire street and court, with their unleashed dogs running around everywhere. The neighbors kids don't play outside, they just scream. They literally just go outside, sometimes next to the house, and scream. I'm not even exaggerating. You can hear every car at the Browne/DeArmon intersection. The house has absolutely abysmal insulation, so every winter your gas bill is insane, and every summer your electric bill is insane. In addition, the lack of insulation means you'll never enjoy a nice quiet day inside. This place is not worth the money. They also raise the rent without making any quality changes to the place.

My Townhome Realty - Dilworth Walk Condo

My Townhome Realty

(32 reviews)

South End, Dilworth

March 2024: My Townhome has been great to work with so far. The staff, namely Kyle, Sydney, and…read moreJessica, have been very communicative, responsive, and accessible with the pre-move in process. In terms of logistics, My Townhome has made the process smooth with easy access to their portal and clear next steps. Overall, this has made the application and pre move-in experience very positive. *Will update as the we continue partnership but so far highly recommend with no complaints!

Always beware when you look for a place to rent and they are not clear on information about…read morerequirements are for income, if you have vouchers, your responsibility as a tenant, their responsibility as landlord, and very importantly, the detailed information about the requirements for them to acccept you. I asked Kyle Frey about his property because he showed it to us and another family at the same time. I text him when we left around 6:40 PM and asked him about the responsibilities of the tenant, the landlord and a few other questions. He seemed a bit agitated and stated that he was out to dinner with friends and that what did I need to know. I basically asked to look at the lease and the requirements for the property to even apply for it. Very basic information online so I felt I needed to ask him. I was a bit hesitant when I noticed his attitude change on the text, but I figured, I'll leave it up to dad and he'll leave me the right way. He did leave me the right way, but I just looked the other way. Next time I will listen to my instinct, as I normally do. He had no information online or at the house and paper form that talked about details of first steps and other basics to his property and property mgmt. company along w/many of the things you would want to know before you apply for a rental property. They also never requested landlord references. before they denied our application. We've never been denied a rental application. We've never been denied a credit card application. We both have great credit scores. I think this is a company who likes to keep so many applications in the beginning so that they can get extra income and then they start looking for the real tenants that they want. This is after they've probably racked up a gooDriving $5000 from 12 people which could possibly be just for to six families applying since it's $75 per tenant over 18 years old. We meet the financial amount that this company wants us to make a month; but they kept our deposit of $150 and told us we were not chosen because there was "unverifiable" income. That's not true. We verified and have verification of every income we have in this household, Their response was, "Thank you for reaching out. Unfortunately as stated on our website our application fees are non-refundable. Best of luck with your home search". Their home was not where I found their home for rent so the website I saw their house for rent did not have detailed information. And he never stated to go to that website to read more detail. He told me on the text that he would send me a blank lease that I requested. I requested a lease, not a blank lease, but I expected there to be information about the property he was renting out. Can you imagine how many people apply for their properties and they can only choose one family and they pocket the rest? God doesn't like ugly and karma comes back to us more fierce!

Flyy Realty

Flyy Realty

(1 review)

Quail Hollow

Finesse is one of the most professional realtors I've encountered. Her attention to detail is…read moretop-notch.

From the owner: Finesse Lyons is a multi-talented professional with a diverse background, combining expertise in…read morereal estate, music, and customer service. Operating in North Carolina and South Carolina, Finesse is a licensed Realtor who has made a name for herself through dedication, skill, and a commitment to serving her clients. As a business owner, Finesse brings a wealth of experience to her real estate practice, specializing in various aspects of property transactions. She is a certified Military Relocation Professional (MRP), enabling her to assist military families with their unique needs when buying or selling homes. Additionally, Finesse is a Certified Short Sale and Foreclosure Resource professional, providing critical support to clients navigating these challenging situations. She is also a Landis Certified Agent, reflecting her comprehensive knowledge in the industry. Finesse is a dedicated customer service professional, consistently delivering outstanding experiences to clients and stakeholders. She is a proud member of the Canopy Realtor Association Diversity and Inclusion Leadership Alliance, reflecting her commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion within the industry. Additionally, Finesse serves on Canopy's Fair and Affordable Housing committee, advocating for equitable housing opportunities for all. With a strong sense of community and a passion for helping others, Finesse embodies the values of professionalism, creativity, and inclusivity.

My Home Leasing - Our Brand

My Home Leasing

(13 reviews)

Third Ward, Uptown

I've used Matt Claxton throughout my time in Charlotte (18 years) with real estate needs from my…read morefamily renting an apartment, buying and selling various properties, and renting out my home for the past 8 years (and now 6 different tenants). He has been helpful with each type of transaction and knowledgeable about a wide range of homes and areas in the Charlotte area. Each I've worked with Matt I find that his knowledge of the area has evolved and more importantly his relationships with other agents, contractors, and other real estate professionals has grown.

My Home Leasing is the worst property management company I have ever had the displeasure of dealing…read morewith. If you are renting from them, you are 100% NOT a priority, and you will be treated as an annoyance any time you have a question or make a maintenance request. When we moved in, one of the keys we were given for the door did not match the lock, so we were forced to use only the electronic lock and made sure to never lock the other lock. We notified our property manager and it took over a month to get this key. However, during this time, we had a guest who locked the door as we left, unaware we did not have a working key. We had to call a locksmith to unlock the door and it cost us $130. I contacted My Home Leasing to be reimbursed since we had not received our key yet, and they refused. Additionally, we received a notice from the property manager that there was work being done on our street and that any car not moved from the street by 11 AM that day would be towed. We received this at 10:55 AM that day and we were both at work, luckily we were not parked in that specific area or we would have been towed. From the wording of the notification itself, it was clear they had received it much earlier, probably one or more days prior, and they forgot to notify us until 5 minutes before. Our renter's insurance expired on June 8 last year, and our property manager sent a notice that if we did not renew by the following day we would be charged a $9 fee. We renewed it the same day, June 8, and sent them documentation confirming this afterwards. We were still charged the $9 fee the following day despite complying with their instructions. When we requested this to be waived we did not get a response, and I figured $9 was not worth fighting over as long as it didn't happen again. Lastly, we were told we would need to pay for professional cleaning. We had carpet cleaners clean the downstairs basement and stair cases, which cost us $250. Despite this, $150 was taken out of our returned security deposit, and they told us the cleaner did not do a good enough job. If all of the above had not already happened, I probably would have trusted it and let it go, but it's clear they have little regard for their tenants and look to make unnecessary charges/fees here and there. Also, when we moved in the entire house smelled like the previous owner's dog and the carpets hadn't been cleaned at all. I find it hard to believe there was any kind of inspection before we moved in, which makes this even more infuriating. DO NOT RENT ANY PROPERTY RUN BY THIS COMPANY! TRUST ME WHEN I SAY HAVING THEM AS YOUR PROPERTY MANAGER IS ENOUGH TO RUIN ANY EXPERIENCE LIVING SOMEWHERE!

Becky Ross - realestatesvcs - Updated October 2026

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