Bought a home in the Park Meadow neighborhood built by Estridge in the mid 90s. All the homes are…read moredealing with black mold on the exterior of the chimneys due to no Tyvek underneath the siding. I do not feel the quality is the best being that since we moved in here 3 years ago we have seen about 20 homes redoing their chimneys due to zero Tyvek.

If you are considering moving to midland, please note that building crews work daily (including…read moreholidays and weekend) from 7am-10pm, if you buy a house that is next to other houses being built, you will not have a single moment of peace and quiet. They will likely try to tell you the noise is minimal during the sales process but DO NOT believe them. If you are someone who values peace and quiet in the early mornings and late nights. Midland is not the neighborhood for you.

Currently working with an investigator with the attorney generals office. As this failed realty…read morecompany manages a property of an owner who's not in state. This company refused to complete repairs in my unit that's caused me homelessness and carelessness. I do plan to continue my complaint with the investigator. However, since my illegal eviction I'm positive the true owner has lost thousands dollars due to there incompetence.

If you want an unprofessional group that is purposefully difficult when they are slightly…read moreinconvenienced- this is the one! I am trying to work out issues in a professional and adult manner and they are being childish and unprofessional. Ignoring questions that I send and responding with answers like "review your lease". I wouldn't be reaching out if I saw the answer in my non-existent lease (because they never sent me the updated one I was supposed to get in January of this year (yes I did ask for it multiple times)). Another great example is an email chain where every email I sent had a valid question about my water bill, which Tasheana gladly ignored, up until I finally texted them this weekend and their response was "submit this to your portal". I can go on about the issues I've had and I'm sure I'll get a response blaming me for everything because they're so perfect but this is just the 2 cents of a girl that lived there for ~15 months

I rely heavily on people's reviews of businesses before I decide to give them my business. I…read morewanted to write this review on T&H Realty Services because they are deserving of the recognition. I am an out-of-state investor (I live in CA) but own property in Greenwood, IN that is managed by T&H. When my business partner and I purchased this property it was managed by a different PM who we stayed with upon acquisition. After about a year of terrible service, we decided to change PM companies. We landed with T&H. At the time of this review, we've been working with T&H approx 1.5 years. I typically handle more of the repair/maintenance issues with the property and my business partner usually handles more of the admin side of things. With a construction background, I stay connected to what R&M are being done at my properties. With that said, I've dealt with and have worked a lot with Tanya Carmen, one of T&H's PM's. Tanya is responsible for the move-out and on-boarding inspections and reports and I must say, she does an incredible job. She is very thorough and has great attention to detail. When my business partner and I purchased this property, unfortunately it wasn't very 'turn key' which has made Tanya's job much more involved getting things up to their standards. Tanya is very easy to work with, has prompt communication and just an overall great person! If you are looking for a professional PM company that cares about your property and their tenants, T&H is a sound choice. James

This company is a joke just like most major scams nowadays. This company scammed me out of our fees…read moreTWICE. with no legitimate reason or communication. They NEVER ANSWER you if you reach out. Life is hard enough and this is just another digital SCAM. DO NOT RENT FROM THEM.

I am not one to leave reviews, but I must warn others of what can happen if you agree to be on a…read morewaiting list. Here is the story of what happened to me: I was extremely excited to apply here. I went as far as applying without visiting the property, but the issue was that Woods of Castleton did not have the unit I wanted available for a mid-June move-in. I was told that if I wanted to apply, I had to be put on a waitlist for that unit (1 bed/1 bath with loft at 830SF). I started the application and noticed that there was no option to select the unit I wanted to apply for/ to be put on a waitlist for the unit I wanted. I called and spoke with Dakota. Dakota said to go ahead and apply since she knew that I wanted the unit I mentioned earlier. I placed false trust in Dakota, and it led to me applying to be put on a waitlist for a 2X1 unit under the assumption that it would get fixed by Dakota and I would receive an updated application that showed the unit that I wanted to be waitlisted for, but I never got it. It is unfortunate to say this, but it is all about money at Woods of Castleton. Woods of Castleton took the over $200 payment for the application fee and held my place in line. Woods of Castleton put that money in their pockets. As time went by, I noticed that I had not heard from Woods of Castleton. I began to worry about my place on the waitlist and whether it was corrected by Dakota. I ended up looking for other apartments in the area and found a much cheaper option that was in much better shape than the walk-thru that Woods of Castleton provides on their website. I spent another $200 to apply and hold my place at this new apartment complex. The time came to ask for my money back from Woods of Castleton, but it did not prove to be easy. It is easy for them to receive money, but difficult to give it back. When I called Woods of Castleton, I again spoke with Dakota. After some conversation, she understood that I wanted my money back. Dakota put me on a brief hold and came back offering me a different type of 1 bed/1 bath unit. When I declined the offer, she put me on hold again and said the only amount I could get refunded was $150. She then transferred me to her boss, Brie. After a cordial conversation with Brie, I noticed that she began to raise her voice. At that time, I let her talk as much as she wanted. After all, when someone feels cornered and has no argument, they begin to go in circles and raise their voice. It does not make the situation better to raise my voice at Brie and engage in child's play. I heard her the numerous times that she said that my application fee of $50 was non-refundable, but here was where her argument fell off. The contract does not mention, at any point, that being waitlisted for the wrong apartment (remember I said there was no option to select the unit I wanted?) was not refundable. Brie reached her breaking point and hung up on me after saying that I was going in circles. However, the person repeating the same words over and over despite different arguments thrown at them was Brie. Brie is unprofessional, careless, and is quick to anger. Please keep this in mind if you decide to apply and are lucky enough to speak to Brie. Woods of Castleton's application is generalized and not specific. Even if Woods of Castleton makes a mistake in forcing you to be waitlisted for the wrong unit, they will gladly keep any funds that they can in their pockets. I would like the remainder of the money I paid back, but Woods of Castleton is making it difficult. My goal in sharing my story is not to get back at them. Rather my goal is to caution others in the same position that I was in. You may be looking for your next home, but understand that if the person in charge (Brie), treats you with utter disrespect and lack of professionalism, you will be stuck paying for an apartment at a complex that cares more about retaining as much funds in their hands than caring for the people that live there. Please pay attention to how the staff treats you as a potential client, and understand that it will not get better once you are under contract. I understand that Woods of Castleton will reply to this review, and this next part is for Brie and her staff: Nothing you say will justify how you treated me. In a few years, I will forget what you said, but I will never forget how you made me feel. I hope you have a nice day, Brie and Dakota.

High Rent Cheap interiors and grounds maintenance…read morePoor management and unfriendly tenant relations

Don't bother if you aren't a local. These people are incompetent, and I don't think I have ever…read morefelt so insulted. Let me start off by saying Patricia was extremely pleasant and helpful. I am moving to Indianapolis from New Orleans because my landlord is selling the house, and my mother (who lives in Indy) needs help taking care of my grandfather. I currently manage a fine dining restaurant (rated 7th in the country, I'm quite proud). I have a 620 credit score (not amazing, I have been working on it), no evictions, and have lived in the same rental now for 4 years. I currently gross $2,200 biweekly ($4,400 per month), and receive $1300 quarterly bonuses. I secured a job in Indy as a bartender in the Marriott across from the Convention center. I emailed Natalie at FS houses when I submitted my application detailing my situation. She didn't respond. Finally I get a hold of Patricia who is great! She accommodates my need for a video tour, and does an in person tour for my mom. I reach back out to Natalie about the status of my application. She asks if I have an "actual" job. I find this to be condescending, especially considering I told her I had already secured employment in my first email, but let it slide. I send her an offer letter from my new boss stating I will average $1200-$1400 a week. I am denied. I am told I only make $1300 a month. What? No Natalie, the $1300 paystub was my quarterly bonus. "Oh well you only make $2200 a month then." Natalie, did you actually read my paystubs? I make $2200 bi weekly. Oh well, your credit isn't good enough. 620? I financed a $17,000 car with this credit, but cant rent a home? "Oh well, you'll be a bartender." Bartenders don't live in homes and pay rent? What the actual F*%^ is wrong with these people? Talk about discrimination. The ICING ON THE CAKE? Natalies "boss" who makes all final decisions without actually speaking to any applicants, says that I should move to Indy (with no home to move to), work for a month (while homeless), and THEN show them proof of income to get approved. When the house I want will already be rented. Because I guess my new boss is a liar? I offered to pay deposit and two months rent up front- thats over $3500- because clearly I am not irresponsible. Still denied. These people are on a power trip and are completely clueless as to how the real world works. Don't waste your time or money.

Very helpful in the renting process. I was able to reach out to a leasing agent Natalie that showed…read moreme a couple of places I was interested in. Once my application was approved and I put my deposit down I was able to set my move in date for a few weeks out - that was really helpful so that I could have a smooth transition. We now have a cute house of our own with a yard for our dog - and it's so much more affordable than the tiny apartment we were paying much more for on the West Coast. Thanks FS Houses & Natalie for helping our move to Indy be a success so far!

We worked with the Evelo Team (Bob Woerner) to sell a house and find our new house. Bob was…read morefantastic and so patient with us while we were searching for the perfect house for our family. Everyone we worked with on the team was so professional and helpful. I highly recommend working with the Evelo Team to buy or sell, they are top notch!

WOW, what an awesome real estate experience. The Evelo Team is the most professional team of…read moreagents and support staff I have ever worked with. They treat you like family and always have your interest at heart. I never felt Anxious during the whole process. The team kept me at ease and always kept me one step ahead of where we were in the process so that I never was surprised by something that could have come up. I highly recommend them to anyone that lives in Indiana. Thanks, Derek, Stephaine, Megan, and the team for a 5 Star experience.