Our property manager, Tracy Homer and her assistant, Patricia Waters are very knowledgeable and…read morethey are responsive to our needs. Whether we are working on a major construction project or completing routine maintenance, Tracy and Patricia are there to offer support. It is a pleasure to work with them on a day to day basis. The support staff for accounting and the website make managing our property very easy and it creates transparency for our HOA board and our owners.

Very disappointed with this community management association. They completely fail at doing basic…read moreparts of their job. After snowfall, the roads and common areas were left fully covered in snow and ice, with no one sent to clean it. It was unsafe, especially for families with kids. What's frustrating is that they have no problem increasing fees every year, but when it comes to actually maintaining the community, they disappear. Snow removal and safety are basic responsibilities, not extras. Residents are paying more and getting less. Poor management, lack of accountability, and no concern for resident safety. I would not recommend this association to anyone.

I was the first one of my friend group to find a property that is owned by this company. The agent…read morewe were presented with is Leah and my friend and I toured the first side of 6 bedrooms. Leah was really helpful and kind which is rare especially when you learn about how bad other property managers are in the same area as this property. Leah was really patient with us as we tried really hard to find other girls to join our house but it always fell through with some of these girls. Leah recommended the 4 bedroom side to us and even went out of her way to show that side of the house to 2 of the girls since I was really busy with a final for a class. Leah has been nothing but kind and respectful. She wasn't up our butts about paying for the deposit and she was really understanding when we had an issue with finding people. I'm glad this company took over for the property that we found instead of the prior one due to how it feels so frat like and how the property management is changing it. I highly recommend this company if you're looking for a place and heard bad things about other property management.

Extremely disappointing and unprofessional experience. We traveled from California to Pennsylvania…read morespecifically to find a home and had a very limited window to tour properties. This company confirmed our townhome showing multiple times, including the day of the appointment, only to cancel via text five hours before our scheduled tour because the property was "no longer available." There was no phone call, no meaningful explanation, and no attempt to offer another available property. Had we been notified sooner, we could have scheduled another showing instead of losing valuable time during a short relocation trip. This showed a complete lack of consideration for our time and left us with very little confidence in how this company conducts business. Based on our experience, we would not recommend them.

Note: They frequently change their name and now operate as Community Management Advisors, Inc…read more (CMA). If I could have given this group of misfits zero stars I would have. I don't even know where to start. It has been years of lying, deceit, and mismanagement. Their employees flat out lie and the owners do nothing about it. There is a constant turnover of staff and frequently use the excuse "I'm new to your community." The ONLY thing they do on time or correctly is deposit the HOA dues (where their fees come from) and nothing else. 1. DAMAGED MY BRAND NEW VEHICLE - Last fall, their contractor, Precision Safe Sidewalk, did over $4,500 damage to my brand new 2022 vehicle. CMA hired a contractor to level some concrete pavement around our complex. They worked on a 4-5 foot area where my brand new SUV was parked. The high-pressure spray showered literally millions of tiny cement pebbles and wet cement on my new vehicle. My windshield had to be replaced, paint needed to be repaired, and a piece of trim had to be replaced. Neither CMA, nor their contractor, would take responsibility and I ultimately had to file a claim through my auto insurer who sought subrogation from Precision Safe Sidewalk. All CMA (or whatever their name is) had to do was call me (and all the others who parked where dangerous work was being done) and ask us to move our vehicles because they were going to do work near vehicle. 2. THEIR SERVICE PROVIDER, BLOOMFIELD LANDSCAPING, DAMAGING VEHICLES - The landscapers CMA uses (Bloomfield Landscaping) damaged my brand new vehicle by using high-powered leaf blowers to clean debris (stones, litter, sticks, etc.) from the parking lot. The man doing the work told me "don't worry, ma'am, we just 'blow off' your car with the blower when we're done". Whaaaat?! This high pressure air sprays all the stones and debris all over the vehicle's surface. Instead of insisting their contractor use brooms to manually clean around the vehicles, CMA told me their contractor will no longer clear the parking lot where my car is parked (so they're continuing to damage other peoples' vehicles.) 3. POOR WORKMANSHIP - Recently, they contracted with a vendor to install a new security intercom in our building. The work was done so poorly it is almost laughable. It looks like a third grader did the work. They mounted the device IN FRONT Of a panel of windows and ran the conduit inside the building instead of within in walls as it should have been done (they simply had to run it where the existing intercom was). They simply took the "easy way out". Their contractor didn't even bother clean up after the install but their employee Derrick Rovira, insisted they did even AFTER I sent them photos of the poor installation and mess left behind both inside and outside our building. 4. A "MANAGEMENT COMPANY" WITHOUT SERVICE PROVIDERS - They have been promising that they were working with a named vendor to have the carpeting cleaned in our building. Just this morning, Derrick Rovira, told me he can't find A SINGLE carpet cleaning company ANYWHERE to come and clean the carpeting. I opened Yelp and made ONE phone call to a local company. The owner told me he'd be glad to come out and give a quote for the job. I then shared this with Mr. Rovira who said, "You can't expect me to know every carpet cleaner." Whaaat? Yes, that's EXACTLY what I expect since that is what you're being paid for. 5. A "MANAGEMENT COMPANY" WITHOUT SERVICE PROVIDERS had a similar problem with Mr. Rovira hiring a plumber to check the valve on the main water line in the building as my own plumber needed to shut off the water to do some work. Mr. Rovira lied and told me that PWSA had to shut off the water (not true as PWSA told me the water service to our HOA is "private" and managed by the HOA), he then couldn't find a plumber to do the work (again, whaaa? this is what your company is hired to do...manage property!) How on earth is this place still in business. I WOULDN'T HIRE THIS BUNCH FOR ANYTHING. TheY lie, obfuscate, and stall. All the while, cashing those monthly checks (where their fees are) in a timely manner. The owners/management are 100% aware of everything and they just let it happen, cover for the incompetence, etc. It is an unprecedented level of ineptitude, incompetence, and flat out negligence the likes I've never seen. Do yourself a favor and don't get involved with them. I'm trying to post photographs of the various debacles they've created but I keep getting a message the file is too large...I'll keep trying so you can see the damage they've done and the caliber of their "work".

Spends all their time figuring out ways to collect dues and fees. I wouldn't give a 1 star.read more

She must paid those good reviews! Unprofessional person, bad…read moreservice! How people like this can do business! Unbelievable!

If I could give a rating of zero stars I would. I had a horrible experience dealing with Remax…read morewhen I went to buy my house. The buying and selling team were Gina and Rachel and Rachel was my agent since I was the buyer. Within our contract, there was a section about the buyer's agent commission. When I had asked Rachel to explain this fee early on in the house buying process she told me, "A buyer's agent commission is usually paid by the seller but if a home is under 3% or $3,000 then you would have to pay me, but you are not in that small range of homes, so you are okay..." Naturally, I trusted her. Well that was a huge mistake. When it came time to review the contract before closing, there was an additional fee of $675 listed under the buyer's agent commission. When I asked Rachel again why there was this additional fee, she told me that her commission on the house should be 3% but she was only getting 2.5% and Gina was taking 3.5% and she did not know how much commission Gina would be taking and said, "Sorry for the confusion". How do you work on the same team and not know how much commission the other person is taking?? This information was not properly disclosed to us during the process and we were lied too many times. I contacted the CEO of this Remax branch, Ed Rae about this issue. At first, he seemed like he cared and wanted to help. Well, after not answering my phone calls for a whole week, he finally got back to me and said he could not talk to Rachel because the Governor banned face to face contact.... Have you ever heard of a phone call? After he eventually looked into my contract, he said that the information of how much commission Rachel was taking from the house was disclosed to us on a multi-list printout (that I think might have been on the table at the showing). At the bottom, it said "BAC: 2.5% NET" How would any individual who is not in real estate know what that means? And on top of that, Rachel had access to this paper so obviously she knew what her commission was. He refused to help us or give any guidance on who to talk to about this issue. This was my first time buying a house and it is supposed to be exciting but working with Remax and this team was nothing but a nightmare! If anyone is forced/ or does use this team, you should verify the amount of commission they are each taking from the sale. They will lie to your face multiple times. I have our entire conversation in writing and this did not matter to anyone at Remax. I was extremely disappointed in the way Rachel, Gina and Ed handled this process and would not recommend them to anyone.

Christine helped us navigate through the corporate relocation process. She was always there when we…read morehad questions or needed up. She was a joy to work with.

From the owner: In today's fast-paced competitive market, whether selling or buying, you need a highly responsive…read moreand educated advocate. Christine is a full-time realtor implementing new and innovative ideas to sell extraordinary, unusual and challenging properties. Call/Text Christine at 412.215.1675 for a customized selling or buying strategy.

RPM Pittsburgh has been managing my house for 6 months and I am quite happy with their services…read more I'd recommend them to a friend. Pros: - They take care of all repairs and let me know about any unexpected costs as they happen. - They scheduled extra work (termites, fall maintenance) when I asked for it, took care of everything. - I get a monthly statement about income. When the statements look confusing I email RPM and they always explain the charges/income. - Direct deposit to my bank account. Cons: - It took them a few months to replace the garage door on my house, which didn't affect me much but might have made the tenants a bit unhappy. - Sometimes it can take a few days for my property manager to get back to me via email.

DO NOT RENT FROM THIS COMPANY. RED FLAGS IMMEDIATELY UPON MOVE IN CONTINUE TO WORSEN. I cannot…read morerecommend Real Property Management (RPM) based on my move-in experience. It's been 24 hours and a total nightmare move-in! My new place is absolutely inhabitable upon move in-and there is zero concern from Claudette, my property manager, who has been dodging my urgent correspondences. Before my lease began, I repeatedly asked for early access to the property and several updates about the garage. Claudette, assured me that early access wasn't possible because the team was still "working hard" to deep clean the home and that it would be completely move-in ready on July 1. I relied on those assurances when planning my move. When I arrived with a vehicle full of my belongings, the home was nowhere near move-in ready. The cigarette odor throughout the house was so overwhelming that it triggered a migraine after only a couple of hours inside. The walls were drenched in sticky nicotine sap that my body absorbed just by being in the room. The home still needed extensive cleaning, the garage was not even accessible, and the kitchen was in an alarming condition. The cleaning company's own report later documented heavy dirt, grease, biological contamination, and the removal of rodent feces from the kitchen cabinets and drawers before they could even be disinfected. That should never be the condition in which a home is turned over to a new tenant. Instead of unpacking, I spent my move-in day begging desperately for human communication with RPM, documenting the property's condition, communicating with cleaners through a language barrier, trying to determine where I would stay, and being sent maintenance requests asking me to coordinate repairs that should have been completed before I received the keys. The biggest disappointment, however, was Claudette's communication. Despite multiple emails, photos, videos, and requests for updates, I was largely ignored. I repeatedly asked for a phone call but was instead directed back to the maintenance portal. At no point did she ask whether I had somewhere to stay after it became obvious I couldn't move into the home, nor did she provide a meaningful timeline or clear plan for resolving the situation. I chose RPM because I believed I was renting from a trusted, professional property management company. Instead, I was left without a move-in-ready home on my lease start date, wondering where I was going to stay, while trying to manage problems that should have been resolved long before I was handed the keys. I cannot WAIT for the next 364 days to be over!!! DO NOT RENT FROM THIS COMPANY. This experience fell far below the standard I expected from RPM, and I sincerely hope management reviews both the condition of this property and the way this situation was handled. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend renting through this company. DO NOT RENT FROM THIS COMPANY!!!!!!

As an experienced real estate attorney, we strongly considered listing for sale by owner. We also…read moremet with several local and experienced real estate agents before hiring Robyn. Needless to say our expectations were high. Robyn set an aggressive but fair asking price and we recently sold our home and were extremely pleased both with the sales price and with Robyn's time and expertise in handling the transactions. We had about 15 to 20 showings and multiple offers. Robyn did an excellent job of communicating, advising and representing our financial interests. On several occasions we discussed how pleased we were that our real estate agent actually seemed to care about our financial interests and not just having the property sold. She is smart, honest and hard-working. I would trust and recommend using her professional services again. Thank you Robyn!

From the owner: Seller representation, buyer representation, relocation, home valuation, and first-time buyers…read moreacross the Quaker Valley School District and the northern Pittsburgh suburbs. We list and sell homes in Sewickley, Sewickley Heights, Sewickley Hills, Edgeworth, Glen Osborne, Leetsdale, Bell Acres, Glenfield, Haysville, Aleppo Township and Leet Township, which together make up the Quaker Valley School District, and we work with buyers in Wexford, Franklin Park and Moon Township as well. For sellers, that means pricing against what is actually selling on your street rather than a district-wide average, renovation and staging decisions made in the weeks before launch rather than after, professional photography, and a marketing plan you see line by line before anything goes live. For buyers, it means someone who can tell you why two houses a street apart carry very different prices, taxes and drive times, and who will say so when a house is the wrong one. Relocation is a large part of the work. Families move here for the schools, usually deciding on a single weekend visit, and we spend that weekend on how the eleven municipalities actually differ rather than on listings alone.

Bill is very professional and is a man of many hats. This company knows how to play the game and…read moredoes it very well. I defiantly recommend this business.

To call them bad is an understatement. I used to love living here, but after RJ Community…read moreManagement bought the last management company it is just a nightmare. There is either lack of communication, or just incorrect communication. Avoid this company at all costs!

They had inventory when others did not. Their price was more than competitive. They did 2 doors in…read moreless than half a day. Quality workmanship.

Only got a quote from this company as they were almost 2k more expensive than the other 2…read morecompanies. They were polite and responsive and did give the quote before they even left the driveway which was nice!

Meg is an INCREDIBLE realtor. We've lived in our house for almost 5 months now and couldn't be…read morehappier with our outcome, and we have Meg to thank for keeping us level-headed and strategic in our journey. Over many, MANY months of searching, Meg was kind, professional, empathetic, and knowledgeable, and she bent over backward so many times to ensure that we were supported in the house-hunting process. She has a great eye for homes and neighborhoods, a great list of connections and recommended servicers for loans/inspections/etc., and we felt confident knowing that we were working with someone who knows Pittsburgh incredibly well. Buying a house was stressful in many ways (between deals falling through and being outbid and home warranty shenanigans), but working with Meg was not one of them - we feel incredibly lucky that she was with us along the way. I cannot recommend Meg more highly for your home-buying (or selling) process.

From the owner: Meg's goal as your Realtor® is to provide you with unparalleled customer service. She will work…read morewith you to find the home of your dreams while making the buying and selling process as seamless as possible. She hopes to have satisfied buyers and sellers at the end of every transaction. Meg enjoys researching the history of homes and has an interest in all that the Pittsburgh area has to offer. With the number of historic and unique homes in Sewickley and the surrounding areas, she strives to gather as much information as possible, so that you will have everything necessary to make a smart transaction.