Best Property Management I've ever experienced. RPM Wake county has been very responsive. I placed…read morea maintenance request for two items( central heating and garbage disposal), in the place that I'm renting on Sunday.Mind you it is the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. It's Monday and everything is fixed and is working great already before 1:00 pm. I can't am very pleased and impressed with them and their professionals.

My family and I recently relocated to Raleigh NC. Working with Real Property management has made…read moreare move super easy, Mr. Burchette has been wonderful to work with. If you have any problems he handles it in no time. Real Property management is one of the best management companies I have had the pleasure of working with.

Just not a very helpful team of people. It takes days to get a reply back. No one can answer a…read moresimple question. Renting from them was just overall not pleasant. And let's not talk about the additional $36 you are asked to pay for nothing. I do not recommend them at all.

I worked with Henry Property Management for my two rental properties in Cary, NC (Franklin Chase…read moreand Carpenters Village) from 2008 until 2025. They provided OK service for years, but after the original owner, Debbie, sold the business a few years ago and the new ownership took over, their performance became exceptional. The new team is incredibly detail-oriented, responsive, and proactive in managing both the tenants' and owners' needs . They made the entire process seamless, from tenant screening to property maintenance. I highly recommend this new and improved Henry Property Management to any property owner seeking a trustworthy and efficient manager. Thank you for your outstanding service, Betsy, Alexis, Jenna and Everardo!

I would strongly caution anyone considering renting through Schambs Property Management. My…read moreexperience has been extremely disappointing and frustrating. When we moved in, the carpets were in unacceptable condition--they had a strong odor and visible urine stains throughout multiple rooms. It was clear they had not been properly replaced or remediated prior to our move-in. This made the home feel unsanitary and not truly livable from the start. We started cleaning the carpet and there were mounds of cat hair that came up as well as baking soda, assuming it tried to be treated superficially before we moved in. We reported everything right away, expecting a reasonable solution. He sent a company to clean the rugs, but the next day the odor and hair was still there. We reported the photos and smell again, and Instead, we were told by Brian (the owner) that they would only replace the carpets if we agreed to extend our lease AND pay for half of the cost--even though this was clearly a pre-existing issue. He would not come visit himself or send anyone to experience the issue first hand either. It is incredibly frustrating to be asked to financially contribute to fixing an issue that should have been addressed before the property was ever rented out. Basic standards of cleanliness and habitability were not met, and the way this was handled showed a clear lack of professionalism and responsibility. We could not afford to move out and pay that cost of moving, plus a deposit on another home, so we had to split the cost and sign the lease. They just had the carpets replaced and the padding underneath was completely stained and visibly destroyed. Overall, this experience has caused unnecessary stress and left us feeling unsupported as tenants. I would not recommend Schambs Property Management based on how this situation was handled.

Great properties!!! I wish I didn't have to leave, had some circumstances on my end I had to leave…read more Would have stayed for at least 5 more years if I could have.

[Short version]: Mike Griffith is the best realtor I've ever encountered and my recommendation you…read moreuse him the next time you want to buy or sell a house is as glowing as it is possible to be. Hire him. Trust his judgement. You will not be disappointed. ------------------------------ [Long version] House #1: I first ran across Mike when shopping for seller's agents to sell my home in Raleigh a year or so ago. In our interview, he claimed he could sell the place for 10K more than what the other agents said my home was worth. I was skeptical, but he didn't just make the claim, he backed it up with detailed research of the neighborhood, extensive and thorough comps, and an impressive knowledge of market trends in the Triangle. In the end, he was off by 500 bucks. I sold it for 10.5k more than what the other realtors claimed I could get. House #2: Fast forward to a couple of months ago, Rebecca and I decided to take a look around and see if there were any houses out there that might tickle our fancy. I knew Mike was also a buyer's agent, so we decided to shop around with him representing us. We scheduled visits with him to 25+ houses, occasionally up to 5 in a single day. He happily gave us a tour of each one, calmly inspecting and telling us the pluses and minuses, explaining exactly why the house was priced as it was and whether or not the price was justified. Never once did he complain or rush or pressure us as we rejected each one. "All part of the process," he'd say. "Now I know a little better what you're looking for." And slowly the houses got more appealing. And then we found one we thought we liked. It had so many pluses and only a couple of negatives that we thought we could live with or work around. Mike told us what he thought we'd have to offer to have a chance at getting it and how a couple of repair issues could be used in negotiations to lower the final offer. We decided to take the plunge, drove to a Starbucks, and drank coffee while Mike wrote up the official offer on his laptop. As we were digitally signing all the forms, Rebecca was taking one last look at any new listings that might have popped up. As it turned out, one had. And it looked impressive. Mike didn't bat an eye. Even as we completed and sent the offer for the first house, he scheduled a showing for this second house and we went straight there from the coffee shop. We fell in love with it. So much so that it clarified what we wanted in a home, and we knew the house we just made an offer on was a mistake. We told Mike we wanted to withdraw it and make an offer on this place instead. Now this is an event that would try any realtor's patience, but Mike handled it with aplomb. In fact, he seemed excited that we'd found a house that we thought would fit us so well. He withdrew the previous offer and we talked numbers again after he researched the area. Once more, he explained exactly his reasoning for the target price he was advising we offer. After discovering some uncertainty with some out-of-state legalese, he got us in touch with a lawyer who could advise us that very day. Did I mention that day was a Sunday? On Memorial Day weekend? And that the lawyer in question was on vacation? We got the legalese cleared up and made our offer. A day later, it was accepted. After appraisal, inspection, and repair negotiations, we had 10K in equity before we even closed on June 30. House #3: I'll keep this one short. We got the Lakewood house cleared out and cleaned by July 9. Mike got the property staged, advertised, hyped, and on the market July 14 with a asking price designed to encourage multiple offers. Over the next 24 hours, the house had 35 showings and 10 offers. We accepted a generous offer for above asking and are now under contract! Through all three houses, Mike was friendly, responsive, and available. He answered all our millions of questions, answered all our e-mails and texts, and always picked up the phone when we called. Frankly, I don't know how he does it. But he does. And if you're ever wanting to buy or sell a home, Michael Griffith can do it for you. Take my advice and hire him.

Mike Griffith, owner of Team Triangle Realty, was our buyer's agent for our first home. Not once…read moredid I feel like he was not going above and beyond for us. Mike answered all texts/emails within 10 minutes, he advised us through a very new process, and was incredible throughout the negotiations with the sellers agent. If we ever buy another home we would hire Mike and his company's services again in a heartbeat and you should too. The Lane's

I managed my rental on my own until it got too stressful. Working with MasterKey has made things…read moremuch easier. They handle any issues, communicate quickly, and stay on top of things I never got to. I've now had the same tenant for 3 years through Masterkey, which means steady rent and not having to do anything. It's well worth the cost.

As a landlord who gave MasterKey a chance, I do not recommend them. Communication is poor--managing…read moremultiple properties and they refused to call me. Reacted unprofessionally, and took months to resolve a major issue.

potential property owners and tenants, for the love of GOD do not do business with these scumbags…read more recently completed a two year lease with these clowns for a 3500 sq foot property in Cary. I will say they were fantastic right up to the point i moved in. with in weeks i had a water leak from the master bathroom requiring the master bath shower and tub to be removed and replace, (a three month process). (they knew about the issue before i moved in and did not address it, but painted the ceiling to cover the damage before i moved in.) they will conduct a 6 month review on the property. i get it, no problem but the old man that showed up came with a 360 camera. the same setups that relators use to show case a property. when i refused to let them use the camera they gave me attitude. they kept saying it was in the lease so i asked them to show me where i agreed to this. then they just conducted a walk thru and found now issues. also, it those two years, the washer failed three times and they finally replaced it. then the microwave/oven unit failed and they replaced it after a few weeks. at move out i requested a walk thru and they refused to complete one with me. i had to call three times a day for over two weeks before some idiot answered the phone and told me i would get any part of the deposit that wasn't used in 60 days. but he couldn't tell me what they were going to charge me for. please, rent from anyone else in wake county. absolutely anyone else.

This has been one of the most frustrating experiences Ive ever had with a company. They never…read moreanswer their phone, and even when you leave multiple messages, they simply do not call you back. It feels like they completely ignore their customers.Theyve sent unprofessional, unwanted vendors to my home to handle cosmetic issues I never requested, and in the process left me without access to a shower for several days despite me specifically asking them not to proceed with that work at this specific time. When my AC went out in the middle of summer and my thermostat was reading 84 degrees, I practically had to beg them to send someone to fix it. On top of that, my rent increases every year, and there are random additional fees that are never clearly explained. While I truly love the townhouse itself, I am choosing to leave solely because dealing with this company has been such a nightmare. On the rare occasion you do get someone to return your calls or follow up they are rude and completely unhelpful.I strongly recommend avoiding this company at all costs.

As an out of state landlord I am kind of nervous finding a good property management company. I…read morecontacted almost all companies from yelp and google that has a good review. I finally choose Ballo and I think I made the right decision. Some companies appear to charge less but they have hidden charges buried in their contract, or their response is quite slow. Ballo is not the cheapest one but is the best you can get with same charges. John response very fast, and he is very informative in the area and knows houses a lot (he used to do flipping). He cares about tenants and advised me to redo almost all flooring and whole house paint with an amazing price. He himself went to Lowes and showed me what carpet I should change to, without extra charge. it's a win/win for both landlords and tenants. Best of all, my house is rented to professionals in one day for market rent without even listing, he just called the potential tenants from another listing he had. Well I don't think I would expect that would ever happen again, but you can see that John is aggressive in getting the business done.

Buying a home is a big investment and sometimes the process can be very stressful. But if you are…read morefortunate to find a real estate agent who is not only knowledgeable of the process, but approaches the effort required as if he or she was making the investment for him or herself, that helps in alleviating the stress from the buyer. I say this because I had direct experience with real estate agent Jerry Johnson (who now owns a brokerage) when we moved into the Raleigh area nearly 5yr ago and was looking to buy our home. We were looking to find and close on a home within a month. Given the low inventory and with many buyers on the market at that time, it almost seemed improbable. But with Jerry on our side, we made it happen. With his experience and desire for success in what he does, Jerry always reminded us about the next step and what we needed to have ready while we were still working on satisfying the requirements of the current step. He wanted to be sure there was no obstacle as we navigated from one process to the next given the time constraint. We followed his direction and successfully closed on our home within a month. We are enjoying the home he helped us buy and are glad we chose him as our real estate agent. Jerry has helped many other families buy their homes and I don't expect their experiences to be anything other than very pleasant. He is a nice and trusted person to work with. So, if you are looking for an agent who will work the hardest for you and not rush you into making a quick buying decision, then Jerry is your person. Because of his success as a real estate agent, he is now operating his own real estate business. So, give him a call when you are ready to buy that home. Your experience will be just as good as mine if not better.

Jerry with Carolina Property Access was the property manager for the house we rented for 2 years…read moreand after having such a great experience working with him, we knew he was the person we wanted to help us find and purchase our 1st home. From start to finish Jerry was extremely professional, thorough and responded immediately anytime we had questions or wanted to view a home. He made the process easy and enjoyable, which was no small task in the middle of a pandemic, but he stayed on top of everything to make sure it got to the finish line. All around great person and great realtor that I would highly recommend to anyone with a rental property or looking to buy/sell. Thanks for all your hard work Jerry, we couldn't be happier with our home!