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    Pdt Management

    Pdt Management

    3.0
    (2 reviews)

    I moved into a condominium (that was previously an apartment complex) about 17 years ago. During…read morethat time I've seen a great deal of variation in the general state of the property. During that time we've been managed by three different management companies that I know of. With the second company I watched our property deteriorate, our monthly fees increase more than 115%, and the property's overall financial status crippled with debt. I joined the board trying to figure out what was wrong and found that the management company was accepting bids that were exorbitantly high, for services that were sub-par, while going golfing with the salesmen from the bidding company. I found that homeowners were given lip-service instead of facts, and that the unit was being nickel and dimed for every trip anyone made to the complex and every piece of paper generated. We also got deep into contracts with ineffective and expensive debt collection service. A few of us did some research on properties that were managed well and found PDT. PDT is a small company (lower overhead) that refuses to short sell the properties they manage with kickbacks and games. They only accept fair bids for services well done with reputable companies. They try to advise us of the decisions that meet legal standards, are reasonably frugal, while gradually and steadily improving the state of the property, Having been in a situation as bad as ours was, they've guided us gently toward a better state - physically and fiscally. Some homeowners who haven't lived here as long and haven't seen the decline and incline may not recognize what a great job PDT has done. The improvements haven't happened overnight, that's not possible, but they happen. Our annual meetings are no longer a volatile yelling match. Those who weren't on the board before the change have no comprehension of how much stress was placed on the committee members before PDT. They cannot provide the services and amenities that an apartment complex would - we don't pay that level of fees. They make reasonable judgments and recommendations that benefit the complex as a whole, and therefore 'all homeowners." I enthusiastically recommend PDT.

    Please avoid PDT Management at all costs! PDT is a very…read moresmall property management company which isn't necessarily a problem but they are also the laziest, least helpful company out there. They will do anything possible to avoid enforcing the HOA rules. They happily ignore the cap on renters for the Oak Meadows condo complex as well as background checks, they do not even know who is living in the complex, they fail to enforce any of the covenants, conditions, restrictions (CC&R) on noise, animals, amount of people living in a unit, issues involving police,litter, abandoned cars, graffiti etc. Their standard answers to any problems in the complex are "well we can't do anything about that" and " you'll have to take care of that". Please do your homework before you even think about hiring these buffoons.

    Rentomatic Property Management

    Rentomatic Property Management

    2.6
    (14 reviews)

    We applied and they were back to us within hours. They didn't make us wait and wonder. They were…read morefriendly from the beginning and have very communication. We have not moved in yet but everything seems top notch.

    Looking back, there were red flags from the very beginning. We were sent two lease agreements. The…read morefirst lease listed the HOA fee as $50. After they lowered the rent and sent a revised lease, the HOA fee had suddenly increased to $100. When I pointed out the discrepancy, my concerns were completely dismissed. When we moved in, the property was far from move-in ready. The floors hadn't been mopped, the carpets were full of dirt, dog hair, and stains, and the walls were heavily marked up from previous tenants. Some of the carpet stains came out easily with basic cleaning, which makes me question whether the carpets had been professionally cleaned before we moved in. At one point, they tried to charge us for sprinkler winterization even though we didn't have a yard. Maintenance requests were also difficult to get addressed. The worst example was when our water heater stopped working. We went almost two weeks without hot water. We were repeatedly told that someone would come out on a certain date, but nobody ever showed up. It wasn't until I became increasingly frustrated and persistent that any action was taken. Ultimately, we had to obtain our own quote. When it came time to move out, we left the property in significantly better condition than we found it. Our lease specifically stated that deductions from the security deposit could only be made for damages beyond ordinary wear and tear. Despite this, when I received my deposit refund, it was more than $600 short. After requesting an itemized breakdown, I discovered they had deducted $230 to replace batteries in the smoke detectors. Not only is that an outrageous charge, but replacing batteries clearly falls under normal maintenance and ordinary wear and tear. When I questioned these charges by email, they argued with me and then stopped responding. I eventually called the office to speak with someone, only to discover that my number had been blocked. Based on my experience, this company demonstrated poor communication, questionable billing practices, slow maintenance response times, and a lack of professionalism. I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere before signing a lease with them.

    Atlas Real Estate

    Atlas Real Estate

    1.0
    (4 reviews)

    The house is fine but they refuse to reply to texts and when we call them it goes nowhere. When me…read moreand my roommate signed the lease there was a concession that would take $200 of of every months rent and they are doing everything in their power to not give us the concession. We have not met a single person while inspecting the house and signing the lease, they gave us a code online to open a lockbox they put on the front door and said they would pick it up after a couple days, its been a month and its still there. And finally there is a $10 fee when you pay rent

    I was currently living in my unit for 8 years. Atlas real estate either took over management or…read morebought the complex. My rent was due on the first of the month. I was sent a link to pay. For unknown reason it wasn't allowing me to pay so I called Atlas and let them know what was going on. I told them there was an issue with the link and I'm trying to pay. As a response they served me an eviction notice. So the guy literally hung up the phone and started the eviction process although I told him I'm trying to pay and I'm a single father. It didn't matter to them. By them doing this it cost me an extra $200.00. for the month on question because you have to pay eviction notice fees.. this was so unprofessional and thoughtless. They then said they were doing a clean out and every tenant has to move ALL items that may be in the yard or on the porch. So I moved a few things to the back of the house. A car jack, my child's wagon, a nice porch vase and a couple other things. Well they threw it all away or kept it because none of it clearly was not garbage.

    Centurion Security & Investigations - security - Updated June 2026

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