Was going to leave a crummy review but it seems like everyone else already has, so I'll keep it…read moreshort. The Managment is awful, they make it impossible to rent even if you have great credit and a co-signer, not responsive, and no sense of urgency or care for clients. Highly recommend welcome home properties if you're looking for a place and a decent experience.

What can I say that hasn't been already said? They don't care about renters or the people renting…read morethe property. If you want to have your house sitting for a year or two while they deny all renters then this is a good place to waste money!

The two running this show, Andrew and Cody, are rarely in the office, very hard to get an answer on…read morethe phone, and very non responsive to email. After moving out I had to contact them over a month later to get them to send me my refund of deposit despite my lease specifically stating it had to be sent to me within 30 days. When I got the deposit there were several other charges that were not in my lease that had been taken out of my refund check, one of them being a "pet check fee" of $142. When asked about this, they couldn't answer what it was but told me they'd send another check to refund it to me. They also conveniently forgot to include the $200 from the new tenant for moving out early so they could occupy the house sooner. There was also a fee of $469 to clean the carpets after I vacated. My lease stated I was to be charged at least $400 for this and would be charged for the extra if it cost more than that. Only the bedrooms were carpet in this house and I didn't believe it could cost that much so I asked for an invoice from the company. It took almost 6 months of constant calls and emails to get them to send me an invoice with the company name on it, a company that I couldn't really find any solid info on them in the area of Walla Walla, no official website or contact info, nothing. The invoice was also dated for weeks before I moved out of the house. I asked them what day the carpets were shampooed and they said they didn't know. When I vacated I turned in my keys Sunday afternoon and they were given to the new tenants Monday morning as they told me that's when the new tenants would be moving in, and I saw them moving in as early as 9:00am that day. So the carpets were never cleaned, meaning they pocketed the $400 carpet cleaning fee and an additional $69 that they tacked onto it. Not to mention the house was only lived in for a couple months, we never wore shoes in it, and the carpet was kept in immaculate condition. Let this be a warning, do not use this rental company. Take your money somewhere else that operates their business a little more morally sound than these two do. I'm sure the owners of the houses they rent would also be interested to know how much of their money they are pocketing behind their backs. 56 Costello Pl, Walla Walla, WA

Unfortunately smaller companies are not always better at handling work loads and being hands-on. I…read morebelieve these gentlemen must have more properties than they can handle. It was nearly immediately that I regretted the move to have them manage my home. First of all, they do not have direct deposit. A very simple thing in this day and age to expect. I had issues with response to my emails and phone calls; or lack thereof. The first issue was they did not give their maintenance man the winterizing checklist that I requested in writing and my pipes froze. The final straw was that they were unable to get a renewed rental agreement signed for over two months with a tenant. They did not communicate with me prior to the renewal about a rental rate increase. An increase that I did not feel was needed in the current tenant situation. Once they verbally agreed to a rental rate increase with me, they did not collect the increase or get the renewed lease signed. They then backdated the new agreement two months after it was signed. All in all, I did not feel I was well represented as an owner. I had to call them several times about this yet was never given an explanation as to why they backdated the agreement. Very flakey and unprofessional. They lack good communication and follow through.

My husband and I recently purchased a house for our daughter in Walla Walla. The builder who sold…read moreus the house chose Land Title of Walla Walla County, Inc to work with the closing. The 1st important document I received from them had the wrong buyer's name and wrong property address. We were very surprised by such careless mistakes. I pointed out the mistakes to her but my email was unanswered. Three weeks later still no update with the correct info. Two days before closing, I emailed the builder about the mistakes, he straighten them out right away. Not the first home we sold or bought and we know the process very well. Living in Washington for 30 years, never once have we seen any mistake made by an Escrow Company, this was the first. If you have to use this company, make sure you double check everything very carefully!

Every time I go I am always treated with respect. One time my phone dropped out of my purse there…read more They guarded it like it was their own. My friend went to go pick my phone up and she had to answer their security questions then they called me and I had to answer their security questions. My assets (phone included) are secure in their hands.

Be aware of this company and it's underhanded practices. We had a counter offer with them in cash…read morematching another offer of equal value requiring financing. It was our understanding and written in the contract that we had plenty of time to respond. We responded that we would like to proceed with the cash offer. We got no response and then we got a message that our offer was withdrawn just after 12 hours from review. The other offer was coming from the son (insider) of one of the Williams agents.The Williams agents were also representing the seller as agents. Seeing they had the upper hand in this scenario they took advantage of the situation. They pressured us as the buyer to hurry up with a response. We believe that they also may have pressured the sellers in believing that we weren't coming back with a counter cash offer and that the finance offer also might be withdrawn. Who wouldn't go for a cash offer over a financing offer. Very undermining and not operating in a honest and professional way. Not ethical in their practices. BE AWARE. We are just wondering what they told the seller had happened to make them remove our cash counter. Disclosure may be an issue here.

Dave Anderson is truly an amazing agent. He was timely at every step of the way and was helpful…read morewherever needed. He knows the town like the back of his hand, and can give you valuable neighborhood feedback like only a long time local can. No doubt he will go above and beyond in your hunt for the perfect home. Thanks Dave!

Roger is a dedicated, hard working family man who know's the value to any lifestyle and will go…read moreabove and beyond to make your home purchase or sale an exciting time. If you are looking to buy or sell your home contact lifetime Walla Walla resident Roger Esparza.

Roger Esparza is sincere, trustworthy and dedicated. In addition to being a top realtor in Walla…read moreWalla, and in our region, including Milton-Freewater, he is active in our community with Friends of Walla Walla, Community Council, Chamber of Commerce, and is a huge active supporter of our school districts, and other non-profits in our community. He is invested in our community, in our cities and towns, and will be sincerely and actively invested in your success. Every individual and family I have referred to Roger couldn't have been or felt better taken care of.

We were ready to retire and move to Walla Walla to be close to family. Megan was a tremendous help…read moreto us. From finding a home to the final close, she walked us through it all. This was the first time we'd bought a home long distance, and we're so glad we had Megan advising us and keeping us informed. She was easy to reach, ready with answers, available to help, and really made the whole process simple and uncomplicated. We highly recommend Megan if you're looking for a great realtor.

When we decided to move from Florida to the Walla Walla area, we did not know anyone so we called a…read morecouple realtors. We decided on Megan Eaton and we are so glad we did. She gave us 5-star service! She was so knowledgeable of the areas of the city and surrounding area. She was extremely responsive to our questions and got us answers the same day. She made us feel at home even before we came here. Megan protected our interests and always made us feel like we were her only client. Do yourself a favor and call Megan for professional, stress-free, and outstanding customer service.

Brad is a phenomenal staff member and always helpful - especially as we navigate updates in…read moreinsurance strategy he has been super valuable in making the right choices -

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Phillip Provost is telling people that Rancho Villa 55+ is "all ages" now. This is false…read moreinformation which can be verified by * RCW 59.20.080(1)(e): Requires a two-year notice to residents before any material change in park use, including changes affecting age-restricted status. * Washington State legislative findings (2008 c. 116): Recognize that manufactured housing communities provide essential housing for seniors and that changes in use can disproportionately impact them. * Federal Housing for Older Persons Act: Provides the legal framework allowing qualifying communities to operate as housing for older persons. The Law does not supersede the Rules of our community. We have exemptions regarding the 80/20 rules which do not allow for under age residents. * Rancho Villa Rules (June 2017), Section 2.1: State that no individual under the age of 49 may purchase a home in the community. This realtor has been threatening me personally because I have asked him to cease and desist providing the community with false information.

I initially chose to contact Phillip based on the positive reviews, his bio and past experience…read morewith Coldwell Banker in another city. However, I chose him because of his communication skills and his advanced ability with online marketing and technology. These were extremely useful skills to me because I worked with him, completely remotely, to help my grandma sell her house and downsize to another in College Place. I was a licensed Realtor myself for 3 years so I've been in close contact with many different Realtors and Phillip is light years ahead of the rest. I have never heard of an agent who puts a warranty on your house while listing it so that if something goes wrong, it doesn't come out of your pocket. When we did have repairs that needed to be made in order to close the deal, Phillip paid the warranty deductible out of his own pocket. My grandma was not an easy person to work with, having just lost my grandpa. Phillip was incredibly tactful and patient with her. He even went to her house and helped her look for a purse she had misplaced. He understood her fragile emotional state and gave her time to adjust to each stage of the transaction before pushing on to the next. Because of Phillip's skill and knowledge of the market, we sold grandma's house for full price - which was $50,000 more than she and the family thought it was worth. If there is any doubt in your mind about who you should pick in College Place or Walla Walla, hopefully this review will remove it. I'm certain you won't find a better agent!

I've rented most of my life. I have liked my previous landlords. We got along well and I take good…read morecare of the properties. I was personal friends with my last landlord. I have rented from WHP for 2.5 years now. They treat me like a lower class citizen that doesn't deserve respect. They don't listen or respond to me when there is an issue to the property. They are rude when I call and try to talk to them. The manager has even gotten angry with me. One of the repair people who came to my home told me that he gets angry a lot. I'm not used to being treated this way from a business that I rent from. The employees also must not communicate between each other because they bring up the same problems every time they do an inspection that hasn't been resolved. They have billed me for things they found broken on the property that were like that when I moved in. I feel like they are searching for things to charge me for. They quietly post a invoice to my payment portal for something I pay them to fix without a call or a discussion. They bang on the door very hard and tape notes to my door instead of just ringing the bell and handing it to me. Tuesday evening they came to the door and taped an inspection notice for Thursday morning. 38 hours notice to inform my work. Law is 48 hours notice. Today, at 9:55 a.m. I recieved a letter in the mail from them that I had a home inspection today from 9:00 a.m. to noon. This is not following the law. I work from home, having them come on short notice affects my job. They have been late for previous inspections so I guess that I have their lack of punctuality on my side today.

I am writing as the caregiver and power of attorney for my elderly, disabled nana, who rented an…read moreapartment managed by Welcome Home Properties. I do not live in the unit and signed the lease only to help her qualify. Welcome Home Properties told us a co-signer and double deposit would be required if my nana did not meet screening criteria, so I agreed to co-sign to help her secure housing. They charged her over $400 in fees before she moved in. They knew I would not be living there and would be checking on my 85-year-old nana daily as her caregiver. Four weeks after move in, her doctor and Adult Protective Services determined she could no longer safely live alone and had to move to assisted living. When I called to explain, staff quoted an early-termination structure of a $500 re-listing fee, $500 for half a month's rent, and then $500 per month until re-rented. APS later verified that my nana could not live alone. When I requested early termination and release from liability as a disability-related accommodation, my emails were ignored. Instead, the portal showed about $10,250 in remaining rent. The lease was also changed so my nana's signature was removed while mine remained, even though I never signed an amendment. My nana has since been diagnosed with a devastating medical condition and her days are numbered. This company treated the situation like a billing opportunity instead of a serious medical and housing issue. They handled the lease in a way that left a non-occupant caregiver "holding the bag" for the remaining term after APS and doctors said my nana had to leave. I am disputing the debt and filed complaints with multiple agencies because I believe their conduct is unfair, dishonest, and harmful to an elderly disabled tenant and her caregiver.