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The Loft Warehouse - Canfield Lofts-Detroit

The Loft Warehouse

(13 reviews)

Eastern Market

The Loft Warehouse was great in helping me sell and buy. I wasn't planning on selling, but when I…read moreheard what units were going for, I was ready to sell. When it came to selling, Sabra, the agent, did a thorough review of comps and explained so much to me that I wish I had known it in my previous sale. I learned so much info in the real estate world that I plan on using them again, if possible. When it came to my purchase, Sabra and her team were right on every detail of the deal. I did buy from Sabra's husband's company, but they had full disclosure and I became assured that there wasn't a conflict of interest. The comps, the price, the negotiations were all taken care of and agreeable. There wasn't a whole lot of back and forth. Sabra was able to get me into the unit several times to look it over, do inspections, and begin the designing of my new living space. She even had someone clean the space for me before I moved in. Two things that hold me back from 5 stars...they asked me to rethink using Quicken Loans. I'm glad I stayed with Quicken because once the paperwork was turned in properly (problems arose from the condo property manager Kramer Triad) my mortgage was approved in 4 days. The buyer of my loft took 45 days to approve, and I wish it would have been quicker.

Loft Warehouse is the best source for finding urban living. The owners take pride in operating a…read morefirst class operation. They are timely in finding the perfect fit for your lifestyle needs. The range of offerings can help from college student, professionals, transplants to a new City. You will save a ton of time in streamlining a good fit to your new home. They take the stress off the hunt making it a terrific experience!

National Real Estate Management Group

National Real Estate Management Group

(3 reviews)

Renting out a property is much easier if you have the help of a good property management company…read more What NREMG offers is peace of mind. They are a one-stop shop that can administer all your needs. They are knowledgeable about the area, have effective marketing with tech innovations, and have versatility in solving any issues. As the other reviews mention, you will find professional help from people who love their job and will go above and beyond to help you have a very smooth transaction. I recommend NREMG.

TLDR; Poor communication, subpar performance and no transparency during the tenant searching…read moreprocess. I am a previous client (property owner) and I would not recommend NREMG management services to other property owners for the following reasons: 1. I hired NREMG on 8/27/20. I terminated my contract with them on 10/11/20. During that time there were only four (4) "official" showings and only one (1) application received, despite making clear what my priority was (renting out the units ASAP). Any time I wanted an update on the tenant search, I had to reach out because they did not take the initiative to let me know what was going on. 2. NREMG uses a proprietary software called "TenantTurner" to schedule showings. While I was residing in the unit listed for rent, I never received notifications from TenantTurner regarding tenant showings that were rescheduled or consequently cancelled, neither via email or text (e.g. if a tenant scheduled a showing for Monday and then rescheduled for Tuesday, I would receive two showing notifications, but no notice that the showing for Monday was cancelled and rescheduled for Tuesday. This was a recurring theme and a continued waste of my time. 3. I had to do damage control for a prospect that showed up to the property (as scheduled, because neither the prospect nor I received any cancellation notification - refer to point #1) and a NREMG listing agent did not show. 4. One of the listing agents (Erica Skapyak) was uninformed/unprepared while showing a prospect the home where I was present (I was occupying the unit at the time). The agent, in turn, had to ask me (as the owner) questions that the prospect was asking (i.e. is the unit furnished, what appliances are included, etc.) when I had already provided all this information at the start of the management agreement. This defeats the purpose of having a property manager show the property. 5. When calling the NREMG main number, one of the reps I spoke to was very unprofessional, whispering inappropriate comments direct towards me while on the phone without realizing I could hear them. 6. On two separate occasions, the listing photos were incorrectly posted on the advertisement. It took 13 days for the NREMG team to correct the error (notified 9/11, corrected 9/24). When the error was fixed, then only 5 pictures appeared for the "lower unit" and 8 pictures appeared for the "upper unit" when I had previously provided 40+ pictures for their use and I had to bring this up with them again to correct. 7. In an email dated 10/9 at 5:28pm, NREMG stated "Per the terms of the management agreement, we would not continue to incur additional costs to lease the property going forward as you have formally stated your intention to terminate the agreement." This is because I had asked NREMG to continue vetting the applicant despite formally requesting termination (mistake on my part). When I asked for clarification of this statement after-the-fact, they conveniently changed the meaning of "property" to mean "upper unit" to not contradict themselves and still hold claim to first month's commission. This was grossly unprofessional and misleading. 8. The only applicant in question had a pet which fell under the category of an "aggressive breed" (Rottweiler). NREMG did not consider this in the screening process and conditionally approved the applicant without first consulting with me. Let it be known that I did allow pets, but my insurance policy does not cover aggressive breeds (as many policies do not). This is a huge red flag and is an oversight on their part for not consulting with the owner before allowing an aggressive breed on the property. 9. Finally, NREMG claims to have sent an automated email regarding a submitted tenant application on 10/9 at 2:33pm (perhaps related to point #1) which I never received. This is a recurring theme. You can expect NREMG to reply to this critique by saying they fulfilled their responsibilities and contractual obligations as per their agreement, but the way they reached that outcome was extremely inadequate.

Andover Management - Are you searching for a house that truly feels like home? Contact us today, and let us assist you in finding your perfect property.

Andover Management

(1 review)

Scott accepted a cold call from me regarding a property in Royal Oak that concerned problems from…read moretransitioning to a new tenant. Scott listened carefully to the situation and made some recommendations in-depth. While Scott could not take me on as a client due to conflicts he had a very analytical approach to problem solving. He was also able to refer me to other professionals in the County. This is important as I do not live in Michigan. I think you would have time well-spent if you invited Scott orAndover LLC to work on or review your real estate project. He was referred to me by IREM as one of the few certified professionals in the City.

From the owner: Extensive Experience – We currently provide apartment community and Multi-Family management…read moreservices for both our own portfolio and a select group of third-party owners, including some institutions, that we have long-standing relationships with. Through our strong track record of success, we now manage over 800 apartment homes across the country. Advanced Team Members – The individuals assigned to the residential Multi-Family management teams have many years of experience with the management of residential communities. We hire the best; provide them with excellent systems, training and support with the goal of meeting or exceeding owner expectations. Excellent Reputation – Our growth has been predicated on word-of-mouth referrals. We take ownership of the properties we manage and look for ways to create value by utilizing our strengths of; experience, local market knowledge and a very strong commitment to being the best. Innovative Technology – Technology has redefined the traditional role of service companies in every area. The role of the new real estate professional is to interpret and analyze this wealth of information for their clients. It is with this vision that Andover operates.

K S Property Maintenance

K S Property Maintenance

(2 reviews)

Horrible HOA property management... stay away from property managed by this company... money grab…read more.. with little or no property management.. Still waiting on a return call from community manager 2 weeks later to explain why a home owner with all association fees paid up and on time, has to pay 300 to sell their condo?? MAKE IT MAKE SENSE!!!!!!

Unresponsive, untruthful and not fiscally responsible. SEVERAL street lights have been out for…read moreyears. One is at a public bus stop. One at a major intersection was JUST repaired after almost two years. While I understand that KS "inherited" these issues, I assume due diligence was conducted before accepting the contract. Wasn't a thorough assessment of the community's existing problems part of the process? It is not the community's responsibility that KS may not have fully surveyed the situation before taking on the management contract. Additionally, what has been done to hold the developer accountable for the infrastructure issues? Have their attorneys looked into potential legal action to cover the costs of having to replace the current system that allegedly costs $70k? As the community ages, what is being provisioned for ongoing infrastructure repairs? These issues seem to be increasingly more common. Absolutely ridiculous that none of the concerns have been addressed as KS refuses to communicate with the homeowners. I caution anyone buying a home in a community with a HOA to research who that company is, and if it's this company, I would strongly reconsider buying that home.

City Place Properties - propertymgmt - Updated October 2026

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