Micheal Simpson didn't have to show me another property on the fly, but listening to my needs, he…read moredid. And he went above and beyond- he drove me there! I'm very happy to report I was approved and signed my lease not 24 hours later. It was a very challenging apartment search for me and he really saved the day. I don't plan on moving anytime soon now, but if I were going to, he'd be my first call. Period.

Rent SF sucks not only can you not get through to anyone ever contact anyone or get someone to ever…read morelook at an application but we had a $500 deposit stolen from us and never got it back and we didn't even get into a house or anything we did an application that required a $500 deposit that we were supposed to get back they'll give you a s***** Studio for $3,000 and then expect you to pay a deposit which is not ethically moral or systematically just these aren't just houses in finances these are people's lives and everyone deserves a home I think rent SF needs to take a couple steps back and look at themselves as a company as an organization and add morale to their policies add understanding to their conduct and include empathy as a package deal

5 stars for Myoko! She was wonderfully helpful and responsive and I KNOW I would not have secured…read morethis beautiful apartment without her help. 4 stars overall because the brokerage fee was charged to the tenant (should be the property owner) and I had to pay 1 month rent, security deposit, and brokerage fee via wire transfer (which also costs money) BEFORE the owner approved my application. Kind of weird, but it worked out for me. Also, the person showing the apartment didn't really know anything about the unit.

Would leave negative stars if I could!…read more Cold, predatory and vindictive property management. Made the mistake of referring a friend to a property where they are charging a non-refundable $3,100 "brokers fee" It's one thing to be a bad property management company. It's another thing to exploit this negative housing market for your own ill gotten gains. Shame on you and your entire company - do not rent from these people.

They always respond as soon as Possible to any repair…read morerequests. Highly recommend! Thank you...

Lindsay Lightsey has been a great, responsive, caring manager for our building. Thank you, Lindsay!read more

Alexandra Morai made this an excellent experience from start to finish. The leasing process was…read morehandled professionally and efficiently -- clear communication at every step, paperwork done right, and no surprises. She oversaw the move-out with the previous tenants carefully: the unit was inspected thoroughly, the turnover was coordinated quickly, and everything was documented properly. What really stood out was the re-leasing. Alexandra found qualified new tenants within a week, at the top of the market price -- no extended vacancy, no discounting just to fill the unit fast. That combination of speed and full market rent is rare, and it made a real difference to my bottom line. Responsive, organized, and clearly knows this market. I'd recommend Alexandra to any owner looking for property management that actually delivers.

I had the great luck of finding Alexandra to manage a property in Oakland, CA. She provided…read moreguidance, contractors, decisiveness, and key knowledge throughout the renovation of our 100+ year old home. Her experience let us offload the small details while staying focused on what mattered. Once renovations wrapped up, she landed us stellar tenants in two weeks! Her process for picking tenants was extremely thorough, going well beyond a simple check of income and credit. Our new tenants are amazing people who will truly love our home, and I'm confident we wouldn't have found them without Alexandra's help. It's too easy to accept the first applicant with decent credit, but Alexandra helped us take our time and pick the best person for the home, not just the first to apply. Her process for renovation management, tenant placement, payments, and every other part of property management wasn't just well thought out - it was thoroughly explained, so we always had clear expectations about what would happen, when, and why, backed by her experience and expertise. Lastly, her contractors were top notch too! It feels like Alexandra has a person for anything that can go wrong in the home, big or small. We went through a few rounds of getting quotes, both from her people and our own, and every time, Alexandra's people had comparatively fair pricing and workable timelines. 10/10 would recommend.

Really pleased with the service I received from Bairon at GreenTree Property Management who came in…read moreto fix grout issues in my bathroom that desperately needed repair. Not only did he show up on time to do the job but he did it efficiently and to my great satisfaction and left the bathroom looking better than when he walked into it. I hope the next time I have work that needs to be done, I get him again! He was awesome. Thank you Bairon!

I own a small building and needed maintenance staff to support needed issues ad they popped up,…read moreaddress deferred maintenance, and some light renovation. I've found GreenTree to be prompt, responsive, complete quality work, leave the space cleaner than when they arrive, and their quotes are comparable to contractors when doing a larger service. I also found because they have various skilled folks in house (electrical, plumbing, and general maintenance), you do not have to coordinate between different parties, which makes everything easier.

Alec helped us sell our home at 80 Prentiss in Bernal Heights, and the whole process was smooth…read moreeven with the added complexity of coordinating from overseas for much of it. He and his team handled the prep work, staging, and marketing thoroughly, from inspections and repairs to professional photography and a strong open house turnout. We ended up with 8 offers and a great result. Alec was responsive and on top of every detail, even well after closing. Highly recommend him if you're selling in Bernal Heights. He set a new standard in my mind for what a realtor should do.

We first worked with Alec Mironov about seven or eight years ago when he helped us sell our condo…read morein the Inner Sunset, and we've stayed in touch him ever since. Over the years he's helped us evaluate more than half a dozen properties around the west side (Sunset and Parkside) of San Francisco, always with sharp, honest comps and a clear read on value, and more recently he's helped us with the purchase of a rental property. He's the most knowledgeable real estate professional we've ever met, and we trust his opinion completely. We recommend him without hesitation

I rent a home near Stern Grove that is managed by Gordon Clifford and have lived here for over a…read moreyear. I was just writing my rent check and needed the address so I googled it and saw Yelp reviews displayed next to the address = approximately 3 stars and some change. Curious, I decided to read them because I wanted to know the reason behind the less than stellar rating. I must be getting old because I can't believe people can't believe...... Here is what I know to be true. I live peacefully with my kids in my pretty house they manage. I don't bother them. They don't bother me. I pay my rent every month on time. They accept it. Actually, I take that back. One month? My mom passed away. They had to call me on the 8th to ask where my rent was. She passed on the 31st. I told them. They were incredibly compassionate , sincere, sent me a separate email expressing this, waived late fee, just kind. This actually is above and beyond. They are fast when there is a problem. I've literally had only one. There was maintenance here the next day. Fixed. Before I am accused of being a paid reviewer, a friend of the realty, or an IDK what? I'm not. Here are some tips to be happy as a renter. Don't sublet. Don't alter someone else's property. Pay your rent. Don't be a nuisance. Don't be overly entitled . Treat others as you expect to be treated. People are far more likely to be respectful to you if you are to them.

Avoid renting from Gordon-Clifford. They are incredibly unprofessional and rude to their tenants…read more I've never had to deal with such antagonistic landlords before. I felt like I was in an argument with them constantly. We also had to fight to ensure that we get our security deposit back. The maintenance staff is great though.

Eli was absolutely amazing and helped us locate our apartment in the city first time rent an…read moreapartment in 30 years. Best experience.

My experience is with one agent in particular, Eva Avenetti. She was hired to procure a tenant for…read moremy rental unit. After 7 weeks she hadn't done so, she cancelled showings with prospective tenants and lied to me saying they cancelled. She posted inaccurate information on the rental listings online. I had to reach out to her for updates. After firing her, she withheld my rental unit keys. Very unprofessional. She is a reflection of the company and I DO NOT recommend using them.

I had to sell my mother's home last fall and Craig and his team did an incredible job guiding me…read morethrough the process. I was caring for and relocating my sick mother at the time, and was basically able to "set it and forget it" as we started the sale. Craig took care of most of the logistics of prepping the home, and I appreciated his empathetic approach and respecting the pace I was comfortable going at. We sold the property for $400,000 over asking, and I'm so grateful for how uncomplicated the process was despite my worries. Thank you, Craig!

Craig and his team of professionals and referred tradesmen were excellent. This was an out-of-town…read moreproject for us and everybody made it easy for us to get the house spruced up and ready for sale. The real "proof" is in the results. Our property sold for significantly higher than the price and we have Craig and his team at Proof Real Estate to thank. Sincerely, Gregg

They got the closing statement amount wrong. They had 30 days to prep for this, and still managed…read moreto somehow not give us the correct buyer's closing statement ::facepalm:: The staff there however was friendly, called me to apologize, and did not hold up close of escrow. So managed to redeem via attentive service.

Chicago Title stands behind their escrow agents who redacted documents, forged documents, changed…read moreclosing dates on agreements, misledgered earnest money as additional funds, and retaliated--only to later admit in a deposition that she didn't like me. After I was threatened by the investors--after two breaches with no actual buyer and no funds--that if I didn't sell to them, they'd make it so I couldn't sell at all, I called Susan Handwerk, thinking she was head legal at Chicago Title. For three months straight, I was told there were no liens on my property. But at the end of that third month, their escrow agent spent two days redacting and voiding documents, and shortly after, a lien was placed on my home. Now here's the truth: the investors never backed out--because they were never the ones buying it. They're flippers. Their game is to get someone else to buy the contract from them at a higher price so they can pocket the difference. But when their supposed end buyer backed out, they were left with nobody to fund the deal. And instead of walking away or being honest, they screwed me again--acting like I was in breach, when in reality they had no buyer, no money, and no right to the house. And what did the escrow officer do? She hid that fact--that there was no buyer, no funds--while screaming that I was in breach, setting the stage for one of their investor buddies, a Fidelity National faculty member, to file a wrongful lien on my home. A lien that the court later ruled was invalid. Because of that, I was forced to seek legal help, lost my credit, became housing unstable, and was shoved straight into poverty. I have every document, recording, email, and text message to back this up--including forged contracts with audit trails, showing signatures were copied from one app and pasted into another. I even have declarations from the end buyer--yes, the guy who backed out--admitting he walked away and forfeited his earnest money. And Susan Handwerk--the one who told me over and over again that there were no liens? The one who said she was "head legal" on a recorded call? Their own 30(b)(6) corporate rep testified under oath that she holds no legal position at all. She's basically head of the Take-Care-of-Bullshit Department--nothing more. This wasn't incompetence. This was a coordinated cover-up, a retaliatory conspiracy between escrow officers, the title company, and a tight circle of investors who all knew exactly what they were doing. I was given no truth, no transparency, and no real chance. My entire life was destroyed by this company's actions. And when I was in court as a pro se litigant with all the evidence in hand, they just kept saying, "That didn't happen," until they finally out-moneyed me into silence.