Jacqui Aurich was truly a delight to work with! From beginning to end she remained incredibly kind,…read moreprofessional and was prompt to reply to any questions or concerns we had throughout the process. Any buyer or seller would be incredibly lucky to have her in their corner! Thank you Jacqui for your hard work! I look forward to working with you again soon.

If you are looking for the absolute best real estate experience in the Clemson area, your search…read moreends with Sean Kelley at Monaghan Co Real Estate. Viewing properties with him is an unforgettable experience, thanks to his encyclopedic knowledge of nearly every home's history. His deep, generational knowledge of the area is unmatched. He doesn't just know the square footage and year built; he knows the history of the homes, the stories of the families who lived there, and usually has a personal (and often hilarious) anecdote from his own experiences with nearly every property. Sean's true superpower is his network.--he knows everyone! His massive network of local contacts is a huge benefit and invaluable asset to his clients, smoothing over potential hurdles and providing trusted referrals for every need that arises during and after a transaction. More than that, Sean is incredibly patient and dedicated. We had wildly changing ideas about what we wanted, and he expertly guided us through a diverse range of listings without ever showing frustration until we found our perfect place. I cannot recommend Sean Kelley highly enough. He goes above and beyond in every way. He's a good-hearted person who will tirelessly work for your best interest. If you want an agent who knows the area like the back of his hand, has the connections to get things done, and will treat your search as his own, call Sean.

Berenice was outstanding in the purchase of our home! She was with us every step of the way and has…read morea wealth of knowledge about the whole process. She made us feel comfortable and at ease and was always just a phone call or text away. I also want to mention that Brian and Christy were great to work with as well. The whole team is super professional and caring. We appreciate all of you so much!

I couldn't have gotten luckier with Brian and Berenice. I gave Brian my word 2 years earlier that…read morewhen I got ready to sell they would be my agents. And they fought for me even after the deal was done. I absolutely would not consider another agent. The agent on the other side of the deal almost cost us all a lot of time and money. But patience on the Ramage end kept it together for all of us. Because I was very vocal about my feelings and facts towards deal. But never once did I as much as doubt The Ramage group. They can use me for a reference to anyone. They are family to me for the financial differences they made in my life. And most importantly by being honest the whole way through. I could careless about coffee or anything else. Nothing could buy how they assisted me above and beyond. Need to buy or sell property... CALL THEM FIRST. JL Mcknight

Friendly staff and management. Very easy to work with and very responsive. I think often times…read moretenants hold the property management company solely responsible for their issues with the leased property, however most of the time working with the property owner can be nothing short of impossible, due to poor communication on the property owner's end, property owner has a lack of motivation or initiative to fork up money for repair costs, etc. Cope Property Management is excellent, much deserved praise here!

Cope Property Management managed our Lake Keowee property, a LLC controlled by three members, for…read moreabout ten years. While Cope Property Management founder, John Cope, who has a Business degree from Clemson University, originally managed it, we had no problems. However, things started to go downhill when John turned the control to the company over to his wife April on website is listes as "OWNER, BROKER IN CHARGE". After April (who also apparently goes by the pseudo name "Nikki", a lady never named nor pictured on Cope's website . . . more on this latter), took control, I have been locked out of my lake house without notice, four times in the past five years. Without notice to me, April Cope has had the keys changed to the main door twice (the house must be entered though two doors, 1. the patio door and 2. the house door). After I had tried the new key I was given on the patio door, I found that April had put a different lock on the second door! When I filed a second complaint, only then did April have their handyman change the lock on the inner door to match the key I was given to me for the outer door. Shortly after July 4th, 2021, my daughter (Kristy) called Cope Property Management, where Kathryn Powell, who works the front desk and has always been very cordial and helpful, told her that Nikki, who she identified as Cope's "Short Term Rental Agent", was the only one at the business who could block out the dates for the house on the rental computer. Kristen was then transferred to Nikki where Kristy identified herself as my daughter and made it clear she wanted to book the unrented house for the weekend of August 27-29 (She was going to have a group of 33 people at the house for one day (8-28). Kristy had catered a chef pulling a large gas grill driving from Greenville and invested in water equipment for a day of skiing. In all, she had invested close to $2,000.00 for this Saturday. Nikki told my daughter that she would book the house for her, block it off on their calendar. After checking Cope's public online booking calendar repeatedly over several weeks, Kristy noticed that Nikki never booked the house. I so called Nikki to find out what the problem was. Without any explanations as to why she never booked the house nor called my daughter back with an explanation, the dates suddenly appeared blocked off on their calendar. Finally, I thought we were all set for my daughter's big event; BIG MISTAKE!! When my daughter arrived on the morning of Saturday, the 28, she found that, without any notice and according to a witness, about four days prior to that Saturday, April Cope had their maintenance man again replace the key lock on the main house door, only this time with a keyless lock that only could be operated with either a finger print or a digital code without letting either me or my daughter know me the code. With these 33 people set to set to show up at 12:00 pm, my daughter was in a panic. After calling Cope's office in Seneca and getting no answer, I told my daughter how enter the house via the basement level which she did. However, opening the house door from the inside, she found that this digital lock couldn't be disabled with the door re-locking every time the door closed. Kristy, upset and angry, called me again. I drove over to the lake house, removed this digital lock and took it to Cope's Seneca office on Monday. I handed it to Kathryn and asked her what the code was? When she checked her computer, she said there was no code on file and she she knew nothing about this new digital lock being installed. I told her this was totally unacceptable! She said she would let Nikki know. On Thursday, Nov. 2, for the fourth time, Cope had their handyman installed a second digital lock, but this one could be also opened with a key. When I texted Nikki for a key, Nikki started texting me back, then suddenly it was April who responded telling me that Nikki had to quickly leave. April made it clear that I would not be getting a key, but like all Cope renters, I'd only be given a changeable code. When I demanded a key, April texted me back stating that she was only going to deal with one of the lake house members. When I told her that without a written contract, she had no legal authority to make this decision. April responded she had enough of, "this extra nonsense going on right now." and in two days, our lake house was removed from their website with the house being totally dropped when the last renter under Cope's contract left. Conclusion: Under April Cope, I encountered total confusion going on at this business. April Cope needs to understand basic business law and not make a verbal contact with only one property owner totally bypassing the other two. Moreover, be it John Cope or now April Cope, legally, all LLC members / owners of this lake house should have been given a copy of Cope Property Management's managing contract signed by all the owners with correct keys and kept up to date.

They are going to return my deposit. Would do business with them again. The compliance is tough…read morethough.

I'd say this complex is adequate. Common areas/grounds are kept reasonably clean. Leasing staff are…read morehelpful-when you can get ahold of them. I've left a few messages that have never been returned and the leasing office hours are basically 9-5, making it difficult to catch them in person if you work a normal job. There's a bit of a strange mix of people living here: college students, working professionals, families, retirees. Most are nice but some can be obnoxious (upstairs neighbors who consistently thought vacuuming at 2am was cool). My biggest complaint is in regards to maintenance. About a week before my move out date, my shower stopped working. Despite multiple calls, it was not fixed before my move out date. That's just unacceptable! Even if I'm leaving soon, I'd like to be clean. Overall, it an adequate place to live but I'm sure there are better places.

We had Lisa as our realtor/broker buyers agent. Lisa was always on avail on a moments notice to…read morelook at houses, text, phone. Etc. We were finally able to win a bid in a sellers market here and closed last month. Thank you Lisa for everything

This company sells & rents houses. My experience was through a rental. First of all, the property…read moremanager was very slack. We made numerous complaints about things that needed to be fixed & only one thing (the refrigerator) was actually fixed & that was 3 days later. We had to store food in our neighbors' refrigerators until then. The other things were that the front door didn't latch & had to be dead bolted just to keep it closed & the sump pump in the basement didn't work. The sump pump malfunction lead to flooding which lead to mold. Our child got very sick & went through about $10,000 worth of testing & medical appointments before they discovered that the mold was making her sick. At this point & after numerous complaints that were ignored, we asked to be let out of the lease or have the problem fixed. The owner of the company refused to do either, even after I told her how sick my child was. We left anyway & had to make several requests to have our deposit returned. They reluctantly returned half of it & implied that they could take us to court for breaking the lease. Their website home page boasts that they found their business on ethics, however, they are only interested in making a buck.

After making several calls to many mobile home suppliers, my experience with M&L was the best. I…read morehad a lot of questions and they answered them all . The staff was friendly and helpful. The added bonus was a better price for the item I wanted. since I'm driving from Greer (1 hour away) I wanted a place I could feel trustworthy to do business. I believe I have found the right supplier. I highly recommend this business.

Couldn't find manufactured home parts at a decent price around the Greenville area. Tried m&l…read morefantastic people prices competitive with big box stores. They also do installing of AC units at a decent price. I would definitely recommend.