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    Up Property Management

    (86 reviews)

    Leonard has been a great help to me and I haven't even signed the management agreement! I was…read moreexperiencing a leak in my rental and he came out to look at it and offer his opinion. As soon as Leonard gets back from vacation I am signing up with him.

    One of the most frustrating rental experiences I've had, largely due to how this was handled by…read moremanagement, specifically Christopher and David. The unit was listed at $4,200. We initially explored pricing and ultimately submitted a paid application for $4,000, not $3,800 as they later claimed in their response. We have email proof confirming this. We were also told there could be flexibility around $4,100 if we had strong documentation, which we did. Based on that, we were encouraged to apply, pay fees, and submit everything. After doing all of that, there was no real movement or consideration. What made this worse was their response, which included inaccurate statements about us "lowballing" and "going behind our agent." That is simply not true. We were fully transparent with our agent the entire time, and she can confirm that. We also have texts supporting it. Nothing was hidden or "found out" later. Instead of focusing on a reasonable $100 difference that could have easily made both parties happy, they chose to argue and escalate things publicly through responses rather than work toward a solution. That says a lot about their priorities. The bigger issue here is the lack of transparency. If the price was always firm at $4,200, that should have been clearly stated upfront. Instead, we were led to believe there was flexibility, only to find out after paying application fees that there wasn't. The communication throughout felt dismissive and unprofessional, and their response only reinforced that. My advice to anyone considering renting through them: be cautious before paying any application fees, and make sure any statements about pricing flexibility are clearly confirmed in writing. Based on this experience, I would not recommend working with this team.

    FDC Management

    FDC Management

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    I'm writing this review to bring awareness to some concerning practices I've personally witnessed…read morewhile living in an FDC Management-managed property. A friend of mine, who also receives Section 8 assistance, recently showed me a 3-Day Notice to Pay or Quit that was dated January 3, but was mailed instead of posted on the door and did not arrive until several days later -- after the three-day period had already passed. There was no return address on the envelope, and the mailing itself appeared improperly addressed. This raised serious concerns for us. What made this especially troubling is that a 3-Day Notice is time-sensitive by nature. Mailing it -- instead of properly serving it -- meant the tenant had no real opportunity to respond within the stated timeframe. This feels misleading and unfair, particularly when the tenant owed a relatively small amount and is part of a subsidized housing program. Based on my own experience and what I've witnessed with others, communication from management has been inconsistent and stressful. These types of practices create fear and confusion, especially for Section 8 tenants who are already navigating strict rules and timelines. I'm sharing this so others are aware and can ask questions, document everything, and protect themselves. Transparency and proper notice matter -- especially when housing stability is at stake.

    Review for Cambridge Apartments - Management Only…read more I moved into Cambridge Apartments in July. While the maintenance staff has consistently been prompt, respectful, and effective, the management experience has been extremely poor and disorganized. When I first moved in, the on-site manager at the time was difficult but at least communicative. However, she was frequently late, left early, and was often absent for days at a time. Despite being barely present, my car was towed for expired tags the day after I moved in, even though I had informed her I was in the process of resolving the issue and parked exactly where she instructed me to. After that, there were multiple temporary managers who rotated through the office and never seemed to last long. A few months later, Raeseanna Lightner became the property manager, and since then the situation has significantly worsened. I've seen a noticeable number of tenants move out since her arrival, and I now understand why. Communication from her is essentially nonexistent. Phone calls are not returned, emails go unanswered, and tenants are not notified of issues unless absolutely forced. Basic communication seems to be avoided altogether. Here is the situation that led to my eviction notice: In October, I informed Raeseanna on the 2nd of the month that my rent would be late and that I would pay as soon as possible. She informed me I would receive a late notice, which I understood. After receiving the notice, I went to the office that Friday and told her I had the funds and would be making the online payment that evening. She told me not to worry and that I had until the next day. I completed the payment that night. I saw her again shortly after, and she said nothing to indicate there was an issue. I had no reason to believe the payment did not go through. On November 25, I came home from work and my son handed me a letter he found under our doormat -- it was an eviction notice. The following day, I went to the office and spoke with Raeseanna. I asked why I was never contacted by phone, email, or in person when she had seen me previously. Her response was that it was "not her job" and that I should email the generic property management email -- an email address she herself has access to. I sent the email immediately. What is concerning is that the email was never forwarded, escalated, or responded to. When I requested proof of escalation or contact information for someone above her, none was provided. There was no CC, no forwarding record, and no response. This is especially frustrating because in the past, when online payments didn't process correctly, previous front office staff contacted me immediately, and I came in and resolved the issue without incident. The online portal is still relatively new here and has had problems before. This eviction could have been completely avoided with a single phone call or email. If you live here or are considering moving in: Maintenance is great Management is disorganized, unresponsive, and unwilling to communicate Tenants deserve basic professionalism and transparency -- especially when housing is on the line.

    Catalyst Property Management - propertymgmt - Updated May 2026

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