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Cushman & Wakefield

5.0 (1 review)
Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Commercial real estate

Property management

Business consulting

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Liberty Property Management - 4201 Mist Trail Drive

Liberty Property Management

(64 reviews)

I had an awesome experience with Rosahura. She answered all my questions and was very knowledgable.read more

Edit to update and clarify a few things: You're right,…read moresaying 10x the amount is an exaggeration. It was probably 2x+ in most situations, but that is a large difference and my hope is that most people have a level of discernment when they read online reviews. For example, I got my 2 broken windows repairs for ~$275, while their quotes were in the ~$400 range for a singular window. Assuming $800 vs $300 - rounded up - is 2x more and that's without adding on the 10% fee for coordination. I had multiple experiences like that and it felt disappointing. I have felt like I've gotten much fairer vendor quotes from my new PM company by comparison even. Not only that, but it took 2-3+ weeks before they even had vendors out there to begin repairs. It took me checking in to find out nothing was being done in the time. Again, isn't that why you have PM company in place? To not have these long lags, especially given the rates you're paying? At least giving me an update so I don't find out based on my own outreach would have been preferred. I interviewed and have reviewed a few PM contract terms. None of them have a 10% coordination fee. None of them charge you to get out of the contract. None of them have fees for empty properties if you leave early. Since I had 2 units under their care, one of which was empty, if I wanted to leave the contract I'd owe them the PM fees and rent placement fees for the empty unit (50% of rent). It's rules like this that made me personally feel like a number. It felt like no one cared that I just lost $10k+ because of the poor tenant placement experience. "Where is the local aspect of going with a local company? I really need to be rung out for an extra $2k?" were the thoughts running through my mind. Maybe I could justify them charging their fees for the placed tenant, but to collect on an empty unit? Yea, that makes you feel like crap after a few bad interactions adding up before this. Regarding the 24 hour service. I can't speak for what happened that night on their end. What I can say is that I called their office number personally - the number on their website - and reached out to my contact (Rosahura) via email. I didn't expect an email response, but I was hoping someone would reach back out from their emergency team. My tenant claims they called multiple times as well, and I am inclined to believe this tenant, but who knows. Because of the urgency, I had to step in and did what I usually do...reach out to a random vendor on Yelp and hope for the best. Thankfully, I found a vendor who was able to help us and repair the water pipe within the following week. I also managed and found the vendor for my roof replacement, had it been my roof, which I paid about $17k for, that 10% fee could have been $1700! Rules like this makes me lean towards feeling that their company works better with the big dogs of the world, like HOAs where they have the funds to make big purchases and not bat an eye. I don't know how they think a small time landlord could pay something like that? Especially for a level of management that I can't see adding up to that amount, because I did it myself. It would be different if they were going on site to oversee the project, but from my understanding, those are just the coordinating fees from using a vendor of their recommendation period. To give them their flowers, they did do a good job of placing tenants in my unit, but the tenants never stayed. So every year I had to pay a new placement fee, and it seemed like no one ever had a great experience on the property. I was always asking why and what I could do to keep people longer, but never got actionable advice. Referring back to the rodent or pest issue, instead of sending people to patch a hole here or fix something there, I wish they would have just recommended we fix the sliding altogether. I would have preferred to fix the entire wall than to give the tenants the experience of just putting foam in gaps. It's expertise like that you hope to expect from your property management team and their professional vendors. I just never felt like I was getting the value unfortunately.

Emmett Estates - 1511 Oxford Way, Stkn

Emmett Estates

(6 reviews)

Andrea is a true professional and I would highly recommend her in all aspects of property…read moremanagement.

I strongly advise caution when dealing with Emmett Estates. I am sharing my terrible experience…read morewith others in regards to Ms. Andrea, the owner of the company. Throughout my inquiry process, I experienced what I consider discriminatory application barriers. Despite multiple requests, Ms. Andrea refused to provide a standard application form. Instead, she insisted on a mandatory phone call to pre-screen my income and household occupants before permitting a property tour. Furthermore, her communication practices were highly unprofessional. She called my phone multiple times a day for an entire month. Even after I explicitly asked her to cease communication during certain hours of the day when I was unavailable, the frequent calls continued to the point of disrupting my daily life, forcing me to have to block her number. Her phone calls were out of control, each and every time I told to stop she kept on calling me. She simply does not respect the word "Stop" and has absolutely no self control or respect for other people's boundaries. Because I was genuinely interested in the property, I eventually agreed to a phone call. During the conversation, her tone was dismissive and judgmental, particularly when discussing my financial qualifications. When I politely reminded her of fair housing standards and professional ethics, she laughed and dismissed my concerns continuously until I was forced to disconnect the call. Based on this highly unprofessional behavior and lack of respect for boundaries, I cannot recommend this company at all. Dealing with management like this would be a severe liability. This by far has been the worst experience I have ever had with a property manager or landlord in my entire life. She has been a complete nightmare to work with! Your experience may be different but I can tell you that this was my experience dealing with her and I am running far away from her as possible. She is now permanently blocked from my phone and I'm so glad I don't have to deal with her anymore. Proceed with absolute caution.

Cushman & Wakefield - commercialrealestate - Updated November 2026

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