I don't know how Henry Schleichkorn has gotten so many positive reviews because I am not a fan. I was so impressed with his rankings on Google and Yelp, but it has not proved to be my experience working with him on a condo board. He was introduced to us a month ago with one of our condo unit owners as his personal property manager. It started off OK with him asking about whether to notify the board of renting and if his client had workers here to paint.
Then everything went downhill from there. Our condo board was contacted BEFORE he was hired to track down copies of keys for the lobby and mailbox after a tenant disappeared with all of the above. After I'd already done the work of meeting with the unit owner's friend to give him new keys to the building and info on a locksmith, in addition to trying to figure out where our lobby keys may have gone (a security issue!), then Henry sent me a snippy email (with a bunch of exclamation points), reminding me he was the property manager: "Hold on everyone!
This is Henry [ ]'s new property manager. Let me check if we have the key.
Don't send a locksmith!!!!"
I backed off, although I was contacted about the keys, not the other way around. But when the same unit owner needed access to get into the unit for extermination, he couldn't get ahold of Henry and my hands were tied. The office didn't have a way to get in. I didn't know. Henry didn't answer his phone. Finally I had to email Henry so the exterminator wouldn't leave. FINALLY the exterminator got in.
Now there are workers working on the unit, one of which urinated in front of our surveillance camera (and near one of my windows), in plain sight of kids walking home from school. Then other workers blocked three parking spots and one parked in my spot today. I called the towing company to have them removed. Henry was totally quiet about the urinator (no email, no exclamation points) and only pointed out "they're not my workers" after I said I was calling a towing company.
This is ridiculous. Don't remind people you're the property manager when it's convenient but turn a deaf ear when there's something to manage. I'm now relieved he said he was too busy "today, tomorrow" to manage our building when I asked about his pricing early on. If this is the service we'd get, I'll pass. read more