In March 2015, I purchased a 5 bedroom 3.5 bath home from Pittsburgh Property Guy in the city's…read moreeast end. The 90 year old home was completely stripped down to the studs and renovated by Pittsburgh Property Guy. After living in the house for nearly a year, I can attest to the very high level of quality and craftsmanship that he put into this home. The home inspector even commented to me prior to purchasing that he's seen a lot of renovated homes, and this one was clearly done right. He used high end finishes like Brazilian Cherry floors, granite kitchen counters, and marble in the master bathroom. He also took the time to have the brick cleaned on the outside of the house, exposed and restored original woodwork, vaulted the 3rd floor to create even more livable space. Everywhere you look, you can see that time and thought was put into the final product. It's been so nice having friends and family comment on the beauty and quality of the renovation too! Aside from the quality craftsmanship, Pittsburgh Property Guy himself provided top notch customer service to me when I had questions or minor issues that I encountered. He worked with me directly via phone and email, and was always very quick to respond. It was clear that my happiness as his customer was important to him, and that's not something that should be overlooked! If you're thinking about buying one of his properties, you're in safe hands.

My wife and I owned rental property in Pittsburgh, PA that had been vacant for several years. We…read morelive in another state and owning this property became a huge financial burden and we no longer wanted it. The property needed lots of repair work and the cost of maintaining it was piling up. I reached out to a few investors in the area regarding selling the property and was extremely grateful that I connected with Nick from the Pittsburgh Property Guy Team. When I spoke to Nick, I immediately felt comfortable. He was very professional, knowledgeable and friendly and offered solutions. Thanks to him, the entire process was smooth, quick and easy. He kept me updated every step of the way from the time they made an offer to close. It was a pleasure doing business with the Pittsburgh Property Guy Team and we highly recommend their services to anyone.

This guy is younger that owns this company. He was a better price than others. He was very…read moreprofessional and competent. Took all day to do our property because he was so thorough. We have an old 1800's home so he dug through tons of info to figure it out and we are VERY pleased with his work. The ONLY complaint I had was the fact I had to keep close tabs because his communication isn't the best. He texted saying yes he'd do it but Then it fell silent with no communication. So I reached out. He texted and responded every time I reached out but it was a vague response so I had to pin him down as to what the date was that he was coming. Very very nice guy and very good work, I think he's just swamped. I would definitely use him again.

Charles is a true professional and we were very impressed with his work ethic. Our property was…read more "challenging" at just over 6 acres. There were hills and valleys, trees, brush and even a deep drainage ditch on the one corner. It hadn't been last surveyed as far as we knew since the early 40's. Charles must have spent hours just researching info on our property. We are extremely confident in his ability and accuracy. If you need a survey, I highly recommend Charles and BoundMark.

you will waste your time with a showing only to cancel an hour before your scheduled viewing. then…read moreyou'll see the only nice thing about the properties are the photos they can take. new floors added to an abandoned building selling it like its new. their properties are the equivalent of wrapping a pile p**p in gold foil and trying to sell you a gold bar

I was looking at a property and confirmed attendance, via email, for a Saturday open house. I…read morereceived the confirmation on the Tuesday before. I am moving from out of state, drove 3 HOURS, and stood outside in the FREEZING RAIN waiting for the agent to come show the property. I was waiting with 3 other people/couples. Apparently the property had been rented in that 3 day time frame and they didn't think to let any of the appointments they had know. Their website says "professionalism you won't find anywhere else." That is a LIE.

Professional, on time, and very helpful. Highly recommend if you need a property survey.read more

I needed to hire a land surveyor, so I could obtain a plot plan for permits for a new deck and…read morefence. I felt unsure of which companies to contact, so I asked my township for their recommendations. My township emailed me a list of survey companies that other residents have used, and Allegheny Land Surveying was one of those companies. From that list and other recommendations, I contacted several survey companies to determine their availability and prices. Only two companies were available. Compared to the other company, Allegheny Land Surveying had slightly earlier availability and a slightly lower price, so I hired them. I coordinated this job through their business manager Cindy, and she was always friendly and prompt in her communication. I paid a 50% deposit at the time of the appointment booking, and then I paid the remaining 50% when they completed the fieldwork for the survey. Please note that they accept only checks and money orders, NOT credit cards or electronic payments. My Certified Boundary Survey included the following: county research, field work, staking with iron rebar and wire flags, PA One Call, and a certified plot plan. I had worried that the snowy winter weather would delay my survey, but Allegheny Land Surveying stayed on schedule, and they started my survey exactly on time. Two employees arrived at my house at 9:20 AM, and they finished at 10:45 AM. One employee, Zack, politely introduced himself to me at the beginning of the appointment, and he thoroughly explained the stakes and boundaries at the end of the appointment and wished me a great day. One business day later, Allegheny Land Surveying emailed me a PDF of my plot plan, which I will now use to obtain permits for my new deck and fence. They are also mailing me hard copies of the plot plan via snail-mail. Overall, I feel very thankful for Allegheny Land Surveying's availability, pricing, courteous personalities, and high-quality survey. Tip: If you anticipate hiring a land surveyor for a spring or summer project, then I highly recommend that you hire the surveyor in the winter, because the surveyors can get very busy starting in March.

I waited to publicize this review, but I can't wait any longer…read more I have been in one of their properties for the last 6 weeks now and I am disappointed in the team. When we moved in, the unit was left unlocked and anyone off the street could enter the home. That was the first red flag. As we moved our stuff into the home, the AC was completely unusable and the temperature inside exceeded 85°. Now they did address this and fix this quickly, but we still moved into a home that was not ready. For the first 2 weeks living here, we had to deal with leftover trash and debris that was never cleaned up entirely, I had to fight the maintenance team to send someone out to collect full trash can, full bags of trash, and assorted contractor material. There is still trash and debris on the property that was never picked up, even after someone came out. After our gas was set up, we discovered that the washing machine and dryer were both broken and unable to be used. It took weeks for a new unit to be delivered and there was little to no communication from the property management team. Within that time, the basement flooded and we had to move our stuff we had stored down there. This issue was addressed within a 2 day period. Now we are dealing with a broken oven that I communicated 3+ weeks ago was broken and could not be used. I have not gotten any updates from the management team, even after having a tech come over and work on the unit. It has now been over a week since that visit and I don't know if they are repairing or replacing my unit. I have sent multiple messages asking for an update, and only the appliance company has provided any update. From Day 1 this property was not move in ready, even though it had been vacant for months leading up to us moving in. I would strongly recommend if you are looking to rent from RPM, please find a unit that is already in working order and tread carefully. I feel like when a property is being listed for rentals, it should be move in ready and not be a dumpster fire for the new tenants to put out. RPM did not do their diligence when listing this property and dumped all the broken appliances and issues onto my wife and I. To RPM, please do better with your management of these properties. Yes the home is old and is going to have quirks to it, but I shouldn't have to beg and plead with your team to get work done and completed. Things can and will break, that's just the nature of property management, but when everything I have listed is broken at Day 1, that is disappointing and doesn't paint you or your company in good light.

I lived in one of his properties in the hill district. He owes me a security deposit after letting…read moreme live in filth for months with no hot water. He said that the mold I'm allergic to was not important but me not having hot water from September to April was acceptable. he's a true slum lord I recommend anyone but Mohammad Akbar and Sadman Skid or something. He's trying to transfer his property to another name. Im placing a lien on his properties. If he owes you money you might want to too. I can upload Court documents, health inspector reports, text messages about how he tried to violate my lease by entering my apartment without permission. the works

MAKE DEB YOUR REALTOR. She's a tireless advocate for you!…read more I was referred to Deb by friends in 2016 to buy my first house in Pittsburgh. Deb was on board with my priorities, and to boot, Deb would help mind my toddler while I looked at houses. Unfortunately, I got divorced in 2018, and Deb helped me efficiently sell that first house. I just bought my second house with Deb. As the first time, she went above and beyond to make sure I got the house I needed AND wanted. Deb tailors real estate experiences using her experience, knowledge, and network to get the optimum outcome for her clients. So I'm serious, MAKE DEB YOUR REALTOR. She's the best.

Deb was amazing from day 1. She assisted us every step of the way in being first time homebuyers…read moreand we would recommend her time and time again. She showed us MANY houses and then advocated for us to finally end up where we are now. She is a superb realtor and anyone would be lucky to be able to work with her.

Sharon has all of the qualities you want in a broker. She has a deep knowledge of the process,…read moreknows the market very well and has a wide network of very close relationships.

Working with Sharon was terrific. She was on top of every issue that needed addressed and took…read morecare of everything well). This was hugely helpful, particularly so because I was not in town. I was completely comfortable with Sharon handling things because I knew she was treating the home as if it were her own. Her work in helping prepare the house for sale was extraordinary, and without a doubt led to a higher asking price and then multiple offers above asking. We don't get to that place without Sharon.

Are the residents all Indian families, as we have been hearing? This seems like racial profiling,…read moreand also as a not Indian family we don't feel comfortable in an all Indian and Hindu community. As much as we would love to know about the Hindu culture, it feels as though this community is focused on making money referrals from Indian families, and this is a supremely Indian and Hindu community. I did not feel welcome here. I am Catholic. The entire community board is designated to Hindu festivities. I don't even know what to say. And Stephanie, who said meet her one "white" friend ... okay, seriously, just to even say that, says you;re racially profiling the community for dollar beans Stephanie and Heartland Homes. Yay! Let's bring in an another Indian family referral, so we can guy our family Christmas presents and secure their college funds. Thanks "white Stephanie" for racially profiling Indian families for your wallet. I hope you diversify your portfolio, and not only consider Indian family referrals. You are reclusive of others who might want to consider buying a home in the community and who would like to meet not their neighbors. But not be inundated with Hinduism and Yoga. They are actually against my religion. I will also let my other real estate agent know what is going on with the referrals in this community for money. Thank you. I will be posting this review to ALL socials.

Heartland/NVR needs to remove "luxury" from it's title. These are mediocre production homes at…read morebest. From general shoddy workmanship and poor quality materials to cracked foundations, faulty electrical, and plumbing that does not meet code, these luxury homes are a crime. Excessive prices + cheap materials and labor = great profits. Anyone who works for Heartland should be ashamed.