As someone who has rented a property managed by the Drew Doheny Team, I cannot in good conscience recommend renting through him. We moved to Richmond Hill in July 2019 and rented a property that we were only able to see pictures of online. The house was lovely, in a nice neighborhood, but like most rentals was not in perfect condition (minor cosmetic issues). As a military family, we have lived in many states and I fell in love with Richmond Hill and we chose to purchase a home and make this our "final move". We closed on a house in April and knew our lease wasn't up until the end of July. We contacted the management team and told them the house would be ready to lease June 1, that we were moved out, and they could show it at any time as the summer is prime moving time for military families and rentals of 4 bedroom houses are coveted. We were sent a move out checklist and followed it as closely as possible. We hired professionals for carpet cleaning and pest control per the lease agreement. When it came time for the final walk through, someone from Drew's team walked through the house and pointed out several places on walls that needed to be repainted. We have 3 children, and repainted several of the walls because you cannot clean cheap flat paint, and reminded his team member that several of the walls were "touched up" with paint before we moved in and the colors didn't exactly match. These were noted on our move in checklist. Drew's team sent us the move in checklist back with a quote for $750 worth of painting work that needs to be done for the walls that were noted as already like that when we moved in. To be fair, the prior policy said touch ups were allowed and while we were there it changed to fully painted walls. When we questioned his team about the charges no answers could be given about which walls they were referring to. The only answer we got was that they could return the key us for us to fix it ourselves. My husband has had several frustrating conversations with his team members and when I called to hopefully get clarity, I was also given the same runaround by Drew's team. Drew's team members were rude and condescending when speaking to us, overly defensive when we asked for further information, and didn't follow through on sending of information. I am disappointed to think that they are going to charge us for things we documented meticulously on our move in check list, but I'm even more irked at the thought of them pocketing the money and not actually taking care of the things they are charging us for. We were given less than 48 hours to fix anything that was supposedly our responsibility to fix because they had tenants scheduled to move in 2 days later. We sent a letter contesting the charges and Drew Doheny himself replied that he was "doing us a favor" by renting the house early and saving us money. I was speechless. This is not how one conducts business. We have yet to resolve what is going on and there's a family, who's probably in a camper or a hotel, thinking they're going to be moving in tomorrow and now, less than 24 hours before they're supposed to move in, they're not going to be able to. The home we rented is owned by a military family and I have a pretty good hunch it'll be rented by one too. Needless to say, we will be sharing this warning with everyone to help save them from being ripped off by Drew Doheny and his team. The Military Housing office for Fort Stewart and Hunter will be contacted as well so we can make sure Drew Dohney and his team don't do any more "favors" to military families. read more