Kim Nelson is the best negotiator ever! Our escrow was a tough one due to the uniqueness of our…read morehome. But Kim made it happen, and without her, I'm sure we would have lost it during the extensive process it became. The resources she has in the Vancouver area are priceless. We wouldn't be in our home now if it weren't for her!

Breanne is a great agent whom you can trust to and she goes over and beyond help to get the right…read morehouse I wanted.

We worked with Deanna at Berkshire Hathaway, and she's fantastic! As first-time buyers, she made…read morethe whole process easy and stress-free. Super knowledgeable, responsive, and went above and beyond. We'd definitely work with her again and highly recommend her!

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Update: After I wrote my review I was sent a letter from Nancy 0's LAWYER "commanding" me to remove…read moremy review, threatening to sue me if I didn't. The lawyer claims my review was spurious, so, rather than being bullied by a big corporation with lots of money, who's clearly trying to use their influence and power to scare me into living in inhumane conditions I am updating this review with more evidence. I have been living in a house without a working kitchen sink for over 3 months. Attached is an email from Nancy O herself where she literally says "Stop playing the Blame game and take responsibility for your actions you continue to cause. According to the last two sink issues, Pay attention to what is falling or being put into the sink and your washing down the drain." So apparently the 1st time the sink stopped working it was because the food disposal (which is over ten years old, past warranty, and according to our contract I am NOT responsible for appliances that have outlived there warranty) stopped working. She says her plumber (who failed to fix the problem) found a bread twist (A BREAD TWIST!) and THAT is what made the sink break 3 times in a row! So im supposed to "take responsibility" for delapidated appliances? Also attached to back my statement that things started falling apart as soon as I moved in is a screenshot of long list of work requests I had to start putting in as soon as I moved. She actually once told me "Tomorrow the owner of the last plumbing co is coming to the 9 am appointment .Your in luck, they made a spot this week or you could be doing the dishes even longer in the bathroom sink. .I highly suggest you be there." (also attached) is this how you talk to a tenant? Is this professional? Did I mention she sent me a COMPLETELY BASELESS eviction notice (also attached) as well when I asked her to fix the fence? It took her over two months. My rent was paid up but i was given a "3 day notice to vacate" due to "waste, nuissance, and unlawful use of premises". Ummmm i don't have any waste at my house I barely even have furniture. I live like a hermit and don't even have a sofa and I've been here for over a year and make about 75k annually. As far as being a nuissance I've never had a bad interaction with any of my neighbors or had a complaint filed against me by any one in the neighborhood. And illegal use of the premises? Just racist and baseless. So baseless I completely ignored the "3 day notice" and she didn't even have the gumption to TRY to bring this before a judge. Just scare tactics and bullying methods of a management company that preys on minorities and working class renters. Literally, these people will harass you endlessly if you ask them to make repairs of any sort. I would only rent from the people if you are minority looking to hit it big with a racial discrimination lawsuit. These people are so sloppy they leave themselves wide open for litigation. FInally attached is the complaint notice where she is trying to bully a single father with her lawyers about a yelp review. Nancy I know you're reading this and you should know I will not be bullied by you.

they advertise a house for rent, take your app fee, take a lot of other people app fees, dont…read morerespond to calls. I was 9 days from when I applied and had to show up at a showing to talk to someone. super rude and unprofessional.

I'm uploading this review on Yelp as I see they are deleting my reviews on their Google page…read more Renters beware -- this company is SHADY. For starters, they use a terrible 3rd party company for their application processing fees. Sunworld themselves are extremely hard to get ahold of for ANYTHING. I had to call numerous times and ask to be transferred and leave voicemails over the 4 days it took to hear back about the applications that my partner and I spent $110 on. Their ads are extremely deceitful & do NOT accurately reflect the amount of fees that you will be subject to, especially if you are a pet owner. The specific unit we applied for said it was pet friendly for both dogs & cats, required a $75 admin fee per pet & $35 a month pet rent per pet. Nothing less, nothing more. Our application was finally denied after 4 days, with the reasoning on mine being "low income" (I'm a stay at home mom with really good credit), and my partners reason being bad credit. We immediately contacted the property manager named Sharon & offered her a higher security deposit if they would be willing to accept that. We then asked if paying off the specific credit problem would make us eligible for the unit. She said if we gave her proof that we paid off the debt she would get our application approved. We immediately paid our debt, got proof & sent it over to her. She then sends us an email apologizing for the "confusion", and saying that they are now choosing to deny us due to the property owners 2 pet maximum which was NEVER brought to our attention or stated in the ads or on their website AT ALL. Mind you, we have one small border collie & two small indoor cats and would have never wasted money on applying if we were aware of this policy. We then called Sharon to ask why they would accept our application without being up front in their ads about the pet maximum, and we were met with a repeated answer of "there's nothing we can do" so we requested to speak to her manager. We were then connected with Paul Van Baalen who agreed to speak with the owner of the property & Sharon about a possible exception of the "rule" due to it not being stated in the ad. We then received an acceptance email stating that we would need to pay a $1495 security deposit AND a $1500 security deposit for our pets, which would be $500 per pet. This $500 per pet security deposit was never stated in the ad and when we questioned this, we were told "sorry it was left out of the ad, but it's company policy and you can look at any of our other listings and it will tell you that." I then told Sharon that we were not going to be renting from them due to their deceptive ads & lack of transparency causing us to lose money and time. After I thought all was said and done, I received a phone call from Paul Van Baalen AFTER HOURS telling me that we "ought to find someone else to rent from because this is going to be a bad marriage if it's already starting out this way" and that he "knows that people like us will throw every RCW in the book at them". Since he wants to bring up RCW, here's one for him. Under RCW 59.18.257, landlords must provide written disclosure of all tenant screening criteria, including policies that may lead to denial, before collecting application fees. Failure to disclose a $500 per pet deposit in the initial written criteria violates this statute and constitutes an unfair or DECEPTIVE PRACTICE. In the end I'm EXTREMELY GLAD that we aren't stuck renting from this deceptive company & will never be involved in anything that has Paul Van Baalen attached to it.

As a property owner, I have had no problems. Had a big incident with my property and they stepped…read moreright in to help me take care of everything.

Loved working with this team, especially with Kaylee as well as Jessica. High communication and…read moreresponsiveness to every question I had as my home entered the market. My home went from For Sale to SOLD in a reasonable amount of time and it absolutely is because of the skilled professionalism and guidance of Kaylee and the whole Eisenhauer team. 100 percent recommend !

I had a great experience working with Kaylee. She is professional, responsive, and full of energy…read more she help us find the perfect home Thank you Kaylee. I highly recommend her!

I have worked with Nikki and Mark ( Creekside Homes) on my new home since the end of August 2016…read more They are fun to work with as well as build a great house. I am very particular and can be a tough sell. They we always willing to work with me and help me stay online with choices that were in my budget. I would recommend them to my family.. I am all moved in and beyond happy. I would highly recommend using them. Pamela Northey

I did not hire Cari, but I'm a neighbor to one of the properties she manages. Unfortunately, my…read moreexperience dealing with her has been extremely frustrating and unprofessional. She has demonstrated a poor understanding of landlord-tenant law and basic property boundaries, which puts her clients at serious risk of legal action. Without any notice or permission, she sent a maintenance person who trespassed onto our private property--a clear violation of property rights. In addition to failing to follow proper procedures, she has shown no willingness to communicate fairly or work toward reasonable solutions, particularly regarding shared responsibilities such as fencing. If you are considering hiring this property management company, I would strongly advise you to proceed with caution. A manager who disregards legal boundaries and neighbor relations can end up costing you far more in the long run.

As a former tenant, I would steer clear of The Phillips Group. In any business transaction,…read morecommunication is imperative so that all parties have a mutual understanding of the situation. This was, unfortunately, not my experience. When we moved into our rental five years ago, it was managed by the owner of the home. She was fantastic to work with, and we wish her all the best. Much to my dismay, the owner hired The Phillips Group to manage the property in late 2021. From the moment Cari stepped foot into the home, we knew that she has very little respect for tenants. She is argumentative, rude, and condescending. For that reason, we chose to terminate our lease early and purchase a home. We gave ample notice and found a suitable tenant to take over the property. We were charged for listing the home on Zillow. Although there is no language in the lease that states we are responsible for advertising, we obliged. Service requests were acknowledged, but not addressed in a timely fashion. For example, in December, the arborvitae fell over onto the neighbor's fence due to a strong windstorm. In January, we were blatantly told that it would not be taken care of until spring. We had paid rent for the property through the 28th of February. My partner said that he had planned on being out before that day. He had asked for prorated rent back for the days if we were to move out early. Cari, the property manager, told him no. At that point, we made the decision to take the full allotted time to move out of the property. Cari sent an email to ask if all of the owner's items are on the premises. I asked her to be more detailed, and she told me she didn't have specifics. I assured her that whatever belonged to the owner was there. We asked Cari to schedule a final walkthrough with us. She gave us two dates and times that did not work with our schedules. I let her know we'd propose different dates/times. She conducted the walkthrough without our consent or knowledge. Subsequently, Cari took it upon herself to change the locks and allow the new tenants to move in on the 25th. She did all of this with no communication to us whatsoever. The new tenant reached out to me to let me know that they had started moving in with our property still on the premises. This is a liability issue. After bringing this to her attention, she said that she would be crediting rent back to us for allowing the tenants to move in 4 days early. I take issue with the fact that I was not included in the majority of email correspondence between my partner and Cari, despite being a tenant on the lease. I specifically requested to be included in all correspondence, and that ask was not honored. This is disrespectful and unprofessional behavior. We paid our rent early each month and left the home in good condition, hence why we are receiving our entire security deposit back per Cari. This whole situation was a headache, and then some. I would not recommend this company to anybody.

I rented from Ross Pacific and was so happy to have them out of my life, or so I thought. Just…read morebought a home that was previously rented through them and they are still just as bad, if not worse. They will treat you as any other property management company would until 1) a homeowner brings something up 2) you decide to move (which you inevitably will) 3) you call them out for not following through with something on their end. On multiple occasions while renting we found them sitting in their cars outside of our house checking on the property (no notice given whatsoever, even though 24 hour notice is legally required), they failed to give the renters of the house we were purchasing proper notice regarding moving out, pushing back our closing date 3 weeks (even though the homeowners had notified them and the renters far in advance), they never followed through on their end regarding lawn care, but then harassed us and refused to re-rent the property we were in because we didn't realize that 'basic' lawn care included precisely edging the lawn, removing our vegetables from the garden weeks before we had planned on moving, removing grass that had grown between paving stones, and cleaning all surfaces of moss (we mowed our lawn on a regular basis). They will always side with the homeowner, blaming and harassing you for things without waiting to hear your side whatsoever. No matter how perfect a property is, run as fast as you can, do not rent from Ross Pacific, I guarantee you it will not be worth it!

My family and I just recently moved to town and found an adorable little house through Ross…read morePacific. Though we haven't had a ton of interaction with Bridgette at this point, we're happy with what we HAVE experienced. For Example: Throughout our myriad moves (thank you, construction industry!), I've learned my lesson well. Upon entering into a new rental agreement... ALWAYS TAKE PICTURES!! However, I was pleasantly surprised at our initial walk-through here in Vancouver, that Bridgette was the one pointing out specific items and then documenting them with her own camera. Yup. SHE was the one taking pictures. What property manager does that? Uh... this one. Yay for her! (And yay for us!!)