Bruno Zucca acted as the property manager for a house we were renting in Rollingwood. He seemed nice when he was showing us the house, but the problems started after we signed the lease and never really stopped after that. It would take 6-7 emails and at least 3 weeks before any issues were addressed. He says that lawn care is included in the rent, but sometimes our yard would go months without being mowed. The dishwasher doesn't work and the plumbing was always getting stopped up, leaving toilets and the washing machine regularly out of commission. There were about 12 sprinkler heads that were broken (by the yard crew) and never repaired, despite multiple requests, causing huge water bills and water wastage. We aren't the kind of people to call for every little thing so when we do call, we expect things to get fixed or at least a timely response. When we gave our 60 days' notice that we were moving out, during that time, he routinely allowed repair men into our home without our permission while we were still living there. The front door was left open with our things inside. When we escalated our complaints to the landlord via text and email and even in person a couple of times (they live next door), the landlord acted oblivious and wouldn't hold him accountable. Now that we have moved out, it has taken nearly 3 weeks to get our security deposit back. But even with that, there are issues. Per the Texas Real Estate code, only damages beyond normal wear and tear should be deducted from a security deposit, but he has deducted a $211 cleaning charge, $204 carpet cleaning charge and a $450 paint charge, none of which was detailed in our lease. Keep in mind, I paid for a professional cleaning service to regularly clean the house and had the carpets professionally cleaned twice during the 21 months we lived there. We kept the house immaculate, and there is no basis for the charges. Rollingwood is an amazing neighborhood and we are happy with the friendships we've made, but Bruno made the situation a nightmare. We are filing complaints with the BBB and the Texas Real Estate Commission. We hope that our experience will help future renters/buyers. read more