In the few years I have lived in a community managed by Heritage Property, I have received several non-compliance notices, usually for small things (mailbox numbers faded, grass need to be mowed, etc) but each time a photo of the violation was attached to the notice to show the issue. On Sept. 11, 2025 I received a notice that I was out compliance on a maintenance issue that was observed on my property on August 29, 2025. This was the FIRST and only violation notice that did not include a photo. Interestingly, the violation I was cited for had been taken care of August 19, 2025. I emailed asking for a photo of the violation that was observed on August 29th but never received any acknowledgement that a photo exists. I called my property manager over 20 times, left a voicemail every day until the box was full and then cleared and not a single time was my message returned. I emailed copies of date and time stamped pictures from my doorbell and driveway cameras showing a handyman was at my house on August 19th to fix the issue. I sent copies of text messages between me and the handyman confirming his arrival on August 19th and copies of the Zelle or CashApp payment to him when the work was done on August 19th and all that has not satisfied them. I requested a hearing with the Board but one was not granted. However, the Board did waive 50% of my total amount due, which had been accruing a daily fine of $5 for weeks. Last week, I received an email saying that nothing else will heard on this matter and it is considered closed. To which I replied that I would not pay a fine for work that had been completed and that I could prove had been done before the date they said they were on my property. I have told them that if they could provide a photo and prove that I was in violation on August 29th, I would pay the fine. During this time I did receive another non-compliance notice WITH a picture because my grass was overgrown, forget the fact that it had been raining every day for almost 2 weeks and my landscaper couldn't keep his regular rotation. But the grass had been mowed by the time I received the notice. I have paid my association dues but am not able to use the pool because of my outstanding balance. They set the precedence of including a photo with the violation notices and failed to include one the one time I could dispute it. On principle alone, I will not pay this fine. I'm ready for whatever comes next. read more

I am writing to express my growing frustration and serious concern regarding the continued failure of the elevator at 2855 Peachtree Road NE. The elevator repeatedly stops at whatever floor it happens to be on and then emits a loud, continuous beeping sound for an extended and often indeterminate period of time. This issue has persisted for far too long, and despite repeated occurrences, there appears to be no meaningful or permanent resolution. As a resident and owner of a condominium unit in this building, I find the lack of urgency surrounding this matter unacceptable. The constant beeping is disruptive to residents and guests, but the larger issue is that the repeated elevator failures create a significant accessibility and safety concern that directly affects everyone who enters and exits the building. Most troubling is the fact that this elevator serves as the only accessible means of entering and exiting the building. When the elevator is inoperable, individuals with mobility impairments may be effectively denied access to the property. While occasional mechanical failures can occur, the prolonged and recurring nature of this problem raises serious concerns regarding the building's obligation to maintain accessible routes and accessibility features in operable working condition. Because the elevator is the sole accessible point of ingress and egress, these recurring outages raise significant concerns regarding compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and other accessibility requirements. The continued failure to provide reliable access for disabled residents, visitors, service providers, and guests is not a minor inconvenience. It is a critical accessibility issue that warrants immediate attention. In addition, the ongoing failure to maintain this essential building system raises concerns regarding applicable fire, life-safety, building maintenance, and property management obligations. Residents should not be subjected to repeated equipment failures that affect safe access to their homes while receiving little or no communication regarding the cause of the problem, repair efforts, expected resolution, or contingency plans. I would also note that Georgia law imposes duties upon property owners and those responsible for maintaining premises to keep property in repair and address conditions that may create safety risks. See Georgia Code § 44-7-13. The repeated failure of the only accessible entrance to the building, coupled with a lack of permanent corrective action, raises legitimate concerns regarding whether those obligations are being met. The fact that this issue has persisted for so long with no apparent permanent fix is deeply concerning. Building ownership and management have a responsibility to maintain critical infrastructure, particularly when that infrastructure is necessary for accessibility, safety, and lawful access to the property. Accordingly, I request the following: Immediate corrective action to restore reliable elevator service. A detailed explanation of the root cause of these repeated failures. A timeline and status update regarding repairs and preventive maintenance efforts. An explanation of how management intends to provide accessible entry and exit for disabled individuals while the elevator remains unreliable. Confirmation of any measures being taken to ensure compliance with applicable accessibility, safety, and building maintenance requirements. Continued inaction on a matter that directly affects accessibility, safety, and residents' ability to access their homes is unacceptable. I expect a prompt response addressing both the immediate repair efforts and the long-term plan to permanently resolve this issue. Lastly, please note, I have reported this a code violation to the city, insurance commissioner's office, and the local governing body for the ADA Response to owner: so now you have resorted to lying? I have attached our previous email from December 2023, in which we first reported this issue. Furthermore, I spoke with a representative from your company today at 2:15 PM EST who confirmed there is no record of any repair work taking place on-site today. I was present all morning and can confirm that no technicians arrived or performed repairs. Today alone, I was trapped in the elevator twice, first at 8:34 AM and again at 11:42 AM, and placed calls via the internal emergency hotline both times. It is probably wise to check your records before you so blatantly lie in writing on the internet you pretentious sack of sh**t. read more

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Kristina Weems, our property manager, is the least competent property manager I've ever had to deal with. I am on day 11 of trying to reach her with no response. Just generic replies from info@heritage. I have called multiple times with calls either sent to voicemail, or the receptionists "taking" my messages with no callbacks. Figured I'd try reaching someone through yelp before camping out at their offices. We were cited for a leaving the trash can out for too long. We clarified multiple times that it is not ours. A week later, we were told that if we didn't move it, they will begin fines per day. Again, I called and emailed saying it is not ours. But not a word from Kristina. What are we supposed to do if we're getting scammed by our own management company? Lol. read more

Beware of Sabastian Holmes: I strongly encourage owners and residents to be extremely careful when dealing with Sebastian Holmes. In my personal experience, I received repeated violation notices for issues that I considered trivial, and the fines continued to accumulate. I also experienced notices being sent to an incorrect address after giving him correct address three times., preventing me from addressing the alleged violations promptly. By the time I became aware of the situation, the balance had exceeded $6,000, and the matter had been referred to an attorney for collection and lawsuit. I found the process to be tricky and unnecessarily punitive. My advice is to keep detailed records, confirm that the association has your correct mailing address, review every notice immediately, and challenge any violation you believe is incorrect with HOA before additional fines accumulate. Based on my experience, waiting to resolve the issue can become very costly. Thanks GOD my son is lawyer. read more

Recently the call box for the gate was replaced and there have been issues with the key fobs. Delethia Foxx came to the property to assist us with the issue and I can say that this is the best interaction I've had thus far with this company! Keep it up Delethia, you're such a joy to work with! read more

I have property in this community and managed by this HOA company, however whenever they sending me the violation about front yard, they stopped repond, and keep taking money from me even after I address the issue, even if I tried reaching out via internal system and called the company multiple times, I don't get any respond and the fine is still accumulating. I will not recommend to anyone for this company, this company is just trying to find all the ways to take money from property owner. I wish I can give 0 star. read more

I have had many problems making payments using thiis company. The resolution has almost always cost me extra payments.

To file a complaint against a property management company (CAM) in Georgia, you can submit a complaint to the Georgia Real Estate Commission https://goals.sos.ga.gov/GASOSOneStop/s/submit-complaint Georgia Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division https://consumer.georgia.gov/resolve-your-dispute/how-do-i-file-complaint Better Business Bureau: bbb.org Issues involving credit/billing: CFPB Here's what's happening: I am the President of an HOA that contracted with Heritage for "Accounting Plus" --a limited scope of services strictly limited to financial management as defined in Exhibit A of our management agreement. What should have been a straightforward accounting relationship turned into a governance nightmare. After I lawfully removed an appointed officer under Georgia law , I directed Heritage to revoke that individual's access to Association data. Heritage initially complied. Then, without my knowledge or authorization, Heritage reinstated her access. I later learned that the reinstatement was directed by Amarie Warren and Carl Jacobs, Vice President of Property Management--a senior management decision, not an isolated error by a lower-level employee. Heritage then: Met on the side with a board member without the President present Continued to allow the removed individual to access Association financial and personal data Facilitated an invalid board meeting called by that same individual All of this occurred "outside" the scope of the contract. Heritage was hired for accounting services only--not to determine board membership, not to make legal decisions, and not to pick sides in internal governance disputes. When I raised concerns, Heritage retained legal counsel to "conference" with me. Despite multiple directives, they have failed to comply with their contractual obligations or acknowledge their overreach. If you are an HOA board considering Heritage, I urge you to: Read your contract carefully and understand exactly what services are--and are not--included Confirm that Heritage understands its role as an agent, not a decision-maker Be prepared to hold them accountable when they exceed their authority I cannot recommend a company that operates outside the scope of its own contract and disregards the lawful directives of its clients. read more

They do things without approval. Always receiving things late. Not professional. They didn't give us a CAM only a secretary.

Not that I needed any more evidence, but this by far is one of the worst companies I have had the displeasure of having to be associated with. Another one was Comcast, which, fortunately I was in control of leaving. I put off going to Homeowner's meetings for years. Tonight I went to my first and learned past decisions were best. The biggest waste of time. The management representative Adenia, stood against the wall the entire time and was so condescending to homeowners. My perception, of course. Big fake smile never answered a direct question all she explains is what they DON't do. When I asked, what is it that you do DO, then she said I knew everybody was gonna ask that so I have a handout pages and pages of things they do like breathe. That ridiculous of tasks we're listed. Well, if you knew, everybody was gonna ask that must mean there is the need for information. Rather than explain, you threw a bunch of papers in our faces. Meeting started 40 minutes late. They were completely ill prepared both our board and the management company. The presentation was so blurry and small. We could not read along, but when I asked, why didn't they hand us a hand out one of our fellow neighbors said, "but who's gonna pay for that printing?" But yet Heritage passed out their lousy excuse for tasks. I'm sure we will be assessed for that. I laugh sometimes when one of the rare correspondences are circulated to share that they are having a staff meeting so no one will be answering phones. As opposed to other days when they don't answer phones? Likely the ineffective CEO will respond here. He will never address you personally via call, via email via nothing. This is why they have outstanding ratings. Fish start stinking from the head! They will be happy to hear that I'll be attending every single meeting now until there is change. By change, I mean that they get fired. I don't see the need for them at all. In the words of one of my favorites, Maya Angelou, "when somebody shows you who they are, believe them the first time." When Adenia first started with a company, I called with an issue which she couldn't answer because she had not yet visited the property. The property that was her responsibility. I think she'd been in her role several weeks at the time. I would think Visiting your charges would be high on the list of priorities starting a new role. Told me all I needed to know. read more

They are terrible, my property manager Kristina Weems doesn't answer or respond to concerns. We have emailed her several times with no response. Heritage has awful customer service, they will come up with an excuse of poor their management or no acknowledgment. Gavin will make some generic response back. ZERO HELP. read more

Extremely disappointing experience with Heritage Property Management especially Tim Wiggins. We went through a significant insurance claim involving major restoration work, only for it to result in a $27.25 payout due to how the claim was handled and ultimately shut down. The explanation consistently fell back on "it's been reviewed multiple times," with no real willingness to address legitimate concerns about how the scope was evaluated. The most frustrating part is that the HOA is the named insured and had the authority to request reinstatement of the claim--but chose not to. That decision effectively blocked any opportunity for further review and left us dealing with a substantial financial loss. At no point did it feel like there was any effort to advocate for a fair outcome or even take a closer look at obvious issues, especially considering how close the claim value was to the deductible. Instead, everything was dismissed as final, regardless of the impact. If you expect transparency, accountability, or someone to actually work toward a resolution when problems arise, that was not our experience here. Communication was rigid, and once a position was taken, there was no flexibility or willingness to revisit it--even when it clearly warranted another look. I would strongly caution against moving into condos with this property management. When it came down to it, there was no support, no resolution, and no accountability. read more

Worst communication ever. I can call multiple times and send email. They still either pass the buck or just ignore your requests. When you ask for a higher up, they ignore you. They always say they will contact you but never do. Haven't had an HOA meeting in years. I ask questions, they don't get answered. Today one of their customer service reps read off boiler plate language to justify why the PM-Laura is always unavailable and we haven't received our pool keys. Laura has not reached out none of the times I have tried to contact her for updates. I keep getting told she will contact me, but she doesn't. read more

Kristina Weems is entirely incompetent at her job. Her lack of responses, inand ridiculously slow replies have led to me being charged $1000 in fines that occur daily, regardless of whether or not she feels like doing her job. I understand the board is a part of this process, but as the representative she has fully failed to deliver on her duties I have *never* managed to land and actual phone call with her, despite countless messages. Things have gotten so bad im looking into legal action, and even still the delays between responses go weeks. This company, and rep has me considering both moving communities and has been the primary thing I warn new movers about. Address these problems starting with Kristina Weems. read more

I kind of really hate this company. I get that they have to make sure that the communities they serve are clean and look good - but they take it to another level. I am not sure why the community I lived in (I still own a house there) still uses this company when things take forever to get repaired and they don't always communicate well or in a timely manner. Maybe they are understaffed, but then as a company they should recognize that and address it. You ask them one thing that they might not like and then all of a sudden the paperwork you sent in isn't legible. What timing!! BTW if you ask them a question, expect to get a snarky, passive aggressive response. In the earlier years I didn't have issue with them. Over the years they have become worse and worse. If your HOA hasn't chosen to do business with them yet, do your residents a favor and steer clear. read more

Heritage Property Management is the worst management company I have ever dealt with. Kristina Weems and Peter Rehg are the most unprofessional and unresponsive employees of that company. I sit on the board of my HOA and they still won't respond to emails or service requests. On 7//25/25, I entered a work order to have vent covers replaced on the outside of my home. Kristina Weems stated it was not the responsibility of the HOA. On 8/8/25 Kristina responded that she could possibly have a vendor come out and give me an estimate. I have never received any follow up to this day on the estimate and its 2026 after multiple emails. I sent an email on 11/12/25 saying that the work was completed on my own and that I would be submitting a receipt for reimbursement. On 11/22/25, I came home to find huge ugly caged white vent covers on the side of my home. I had already had the vent covers replaced by an outside company which Heritage removed. I have sent multiple emails to Kristina Weems and Peter Rehg asking why this was done and when they will be correcting the issue with no response. My HOA board member has also sent multiple requests and Kristina nor Peter will respond. It is 2/10/26 and still no response. This was trespassing and it was unathorized. They drilled holes in my home without my consent or the board's consent. Please do not use this management company. Horrible employees and horrible values as a company. read more

Property Management is likely one of the toughest jobs. Managing multiple properties along with their unique complexities is not an easy task. This past year I have had the pleasure of working with Property Manager, Shabia. She has been a jewel to the Board. She is spot on with task, can think outside the box when a resolution is needed and she has assisted me in being proactive in addressing needs in the community before they become problematic. I truly enjoy working with her and getting her prospective as the board aims to make the best decisions for the community. She has demonstrated that she cares about our success and I don't think we would get half the goals we set quarterly done without her! read more

in the world of HOA's this company is the worst, compounding late fees no communication limited parking spaces guest parking resident no allowed to use totally unfair treatment of long term property o read more

This company is horrible!!!! I am a private property manager of single family homes. You cannot reach the property manager responsible for your neighborhood. They have gatekeepers that answer the phone after they charge exhorbitant fees for violations (to which we were never made aware) who will not forward you to the manager....only to the portal to file a fee waiver request. These fee waiver requests are never responded to! They then turn your acct over to attorneys and add additional fees. I deal with several property management groups since I rent homes in many neighborhoods. This company is the absolute WORST I have seen!!!!!!!!!! STAY CLEAR read more

"Dealing with Heritage Property Management--specifically Christine Moon--has been one of the most invasive and disrespectful experiences I've had as a homeowner. HOA allowed surveillance cameras to be installed without proper documentation, consent, or even basic signage. When I asked for transparency about who has access to the footage, I was stonewalled and deflected--receiving the same copy-paste response more than once. Christine Moon personally sent vendors to my home without notice, despite my clear request to be present--one vendor even admitted to filming my property at her instruction. At this point, it feels less like property management and more like intimidation. Residents are entitled to oversight, not si evasive behavior. This is not how any HOA should operate." read more

Heritage pursued foreclosure on our home but we paid everything regarding those past dues to stop it. In order to stay on top of things and never let that happen again we went on our subdivision website to see what we curently owed so we could settle that too. However, access to that was blocked. We are trying to do the right thing and have made calls to the offices and have left voicemail for three consecutive days with no response although their own webite promises to return the call the same or next day. I am sure that by the time we get the informationn about the amount owed our account it will be in collections and we will have to pay late fees and perhaps legal fees. This does not seem ethical when they drag their feet to address an issue that will reflect upon my credit and bank account. This is no way to conduct business when we are simply attempting to reconcile our account. read more

Not very happy with my experience with them so far. Neighbors outside of our sub-division damaged our community property, and they did nothing but come and watch, (no accountability). We inquired about clear violations in our HOA rules and they never responded even though they claimed they would in1-2 business days. The list goes on, but generally hard to communicate with them and get anything done- read more

We live at Del Webb Lake Oconee. Of the six (6) Lifestyle Directors during our residence here, ERICA CONFER is by far the most tech savvy, confident and pleasant to work with. Please, make it worth her time, as long as she chooses to work here. It's a tough job. Thank you, Anne & Fred Koppelmann read more

This company is ridiculous. Theit customer service is horrible and they charge outrageous amounts of money for closing letters. I will never live in a community where they manage the propert. read more

I am a resident Anneewakee trails sub division I had the dreadful task by my wife to call the hoa and ask who can i call about a loose dog/ stray animal. She quickly said to call Markiesha Booker at the hoa office. She took my issues as if her family was at risk and was the head in the process to resolve. And I am just floored with the level of immediate concern and care by the Hoa lady. She completely swallowed all of my concerns and took away of my anxiety towards this matter because i have a fear of animals. No one should cum home and be in fear thank you so much!! read more

Our property manager Delethia Foxx has stepped in and has n made a huge difference when it comes to to managing our HOA dealings As a result we are able to help homeowners to better understand their involvement in their property and community as a whole. Huge shoutout to our property manager Ms Foxx. read more

I would give this company zero stars if I could. Their ineptitude is causing HOA boards to go rogue on their constituents. They regularly advise the board to act outside of covenants and have no other purpose than harassing homeowners with unenforceable violations and fines that sit outside of the covenant process. They advise the board to enact property changes without consent of the body, then move to fine the body without a vote or due process. In the end, they are forcing self implosion as the body sits with fines, liens and foreclosures; and the board/HOA sits with suits and cases from the body. Most recently, they were so ingratiated in our election process that the ballot came with their logo on it-- even as they supposedly hired another company to carry out the vote. The CAM hosted and MC'd the candidate meet and greet, only allowing the body to ask a limited amount of questions during the in person sessions. Why are they this deeply involved in internal affairs? In addition, when called upon directly for matters of payments they process, it may take them up to 5 days to return the call after one sits on the phone with a call center being rerouted for hours. In my case, my payment was sitting in suspense, but do you think they did any research on their side or returned payment prior? Nope! I had to call and go searching for the check! They are a money grab company who exists to extort HOA's. Do NOT recommend. read more

Very rude staff. Fees are excessive. There always a large telephone wait time. Sometimes I feel they are more concerned with fees to potentially foreclose on your home then the purposes they are hired for. read more

Heritage is one of least least effective, laziest, most incompetent companies I have ever had the displeasure of doing business with. They were brought on prior to my ownership & membership on our HOA Board. When I joined the Board I immediately became aware of some issues, and others would arise over time. Requests for repairs and repair quotes sometimes took as long as 6 months. Emails went unanswered, phone calls went straight to voicemail which also went unanswered. Over Heritage's tenure as our management company our fiscal reserves dropped from nearly $25k to Zero. The Board was not informed of or aware of this financial mismanagement until we began digging through old records (that precede all current board members) ourselves. In 2023 there were about $20k in special assessments because Heritage had mismanaged our budget so incompetently. As a result we asked Heritage to be released from our contract. They refused even in the face of threats of legal action. We were furious with how they'd "managed" our property, wanted nothing to do with them ever again, and they insisted we keep them on. Fine. So fix our budget! What they came back with not would not fix our issues at all, and when asked to explain details in the budget, our agent's response was a shrug and, "I got it from the accounting department." If the account manager can't answer simple questions like, "what is this line item in the budget?" Then WHY was he our account manager? Our HOA is 2 buildings with separate finances apart from a couple common expenses (like the bill from Heritage). A few times a building didn't have enough money for their share of a common expense, and Heritage billed the full amount to the other building, simply adding a line item to their budget that 1 building owed the other. They paid someone else's bill with MY MONEY. When this happened the board was NOT informed. Our agent Sebastian met all feedback with a shrug (on a video call a LITERAL shrug). We spoke with multiple managers to deal with these issues, and it is abundantly evident that neither our agent nor his bosses cared at all about helping us. They had a contract, and they got paid even if they did nothing. They put more effort into fighting us on firing them than they EVER did into doing their job. A fun story: a tenant in one building was washing cars professionally behind the building, and he caused the water bill to increase several times over, further depleting reserve funds. (Heritage would pay bills from reserve accounts instead of operating accounts without saying anything to the HOA.) Heritage never notified us about the drastic increase in utilities. When asked in a meeting why we were not notified Sebastian again shrugged and said something noncommittal and meaningless. Sebastian should be fired. His bosses should be fired. And if our experience is remotely typical (as their numerous 1 star reviews suggest) this entire company deserves to go out of business. I cannot possibly express here how dissatisfied and angry our entire community is at Sebastian and all of Heritage. They are absolutely worthless. Never hire them. Ever. For any property. As a final note, the only reason we did not pursue legal action was that Heritage mismanaged our finances so badly we couldn't even afford a legal consultation. (I'm sure their social media person will have some canned response to this about how they followed their contract or contact them directly with our concerns, but No. We expressed our concerns loudly and repeatedly to multiple levels of management. They genuinely do not care as long as they have you under contract.) Edit: yea, yall gave me the same response on Google. This is corporate customer service at its most useless. You'd have done better just to accept the criticism instead of pretending like you can do anything to help. Heritage is a joke. read more

I just want to brag on one of your employees. Cory Hickman is the Lifestyle Director at Dell Webb Chateau Elan (DWCE). I am a resident at DWCE and am a member of the CAC committee, so I have a lot of opportunities to work with Cory. I refer to her as our "Cruise Director" because she works diligently to make sure that there are many events available to meet the varied desires of the residents. I really don't know how she gets it all done! She is very pleasant and always has a smile on her face! She is also very diplomatic - she listens to all concerns, and still make a very fair decision on how to address those concerns. She is a pleasure to work with! read more

WORTS HOA EVER!!!!!!!!!!!! I would give it a ZERO if possible, but lowest rating is 1, but 1 is too high for this HOA!!!!!!!! Ned to say more? Stay away from this HOA, and its stupid crazy fees, rules, personal, lack of customer service, and another thousand things they do wrong STAY AWAY from it!!!!!!!!! read more

I am continually amazed how this company deflects and does everything but address the lack of integrity in their company. They are either clueless or have a real problem conducting business on an ethical basis. Just look at all the 1-star reviews. Read them. Does that sound like a company that has corrected anything going back a very long time? If your HOA Board is considering hiring Heritage, they are close to doing a serious disservice to all homeowners. You would be far better off doing all you can to dissuade your board from having any relationship with Heritage. Heritage is the absolute worst of the worst. Not cheap at all and they completely ignore residents who pay their salaries. The only thing they really do well is bill people and collect their money. Otherwise, no one else matters to them. Disgusting. Thank God for Yelp who maintains accountability for organizations like this. I submitted this review on December 14, tried calling them three more times this morning (the 16th), got hung up on all three times, then emailed one of the HOA Board members. Amazingly, just this afternoon, after over two weeks, I got the first ever response to any communication I sent them. No way was there any confusion or misunderstanding on our part. True, I am not the deed holder but I am a family member with the same last name, told them I am handling this issue, and gave them all of my contact information. I did that by email, their own website messaging system, and by telephone numerous times. In my 73 years I have encountered a few companies that treat people this way but this was truly the worst. Let's hope that we now can conduct business in a reasonable ethical manner read more

Horrible communication, rude customer 'service' and frequently confuse properties sending violations to the wrong occupants. Also, they selectively enforce the covenants, giving a harder time to renters, while allowing others to openly violate rules. Read multiple BBB complaints, this company needs to go under for multiple reasons. Attached picture is of my neighbor's house for which I received multiple HOA complaints. Ongoing for years. read more

I have lived in a lot of places, with a lot of different styles of property management. This one is BY FAR the worst. This company does not manage properties, they "manage" owners of properties. Not, as you might hope, to resolve conflicts and improve the overall experience for the community; rather to infuriate and divide residents so they don't come together and realize the full scale of corruption that defines this company. Severe plumbing issues persist in my community for years, such that a plumber is on site most days of the week. Residents who might attest to the problems are singled out and harassed, followed, cited for "offenses" not covered or not clear in homeowners' covenants. This company is terrifying. I am convinced if homeowners realized what this company truly is, they would band together to find another company to manage their property. From now on, the property management company will be at the top of my list to research when buying property. Other reviewers have said "run" and I agree. Avoid this company at all costs. read more

In response to Galvin C, if I could copy and paste every single communication that I have written to Sebastian and to the email that they tell you to write to, when you make a complaint, you will see how many times and how long I've been complaining. I'm only doing what I'm told to do. my bill for my HOA comes from Heritage communities. My communications come from Heritage communities. I've never received communication from the HOA. The HOA employees you guys to do their work. You guys handle things for them. That's the purpose of heritage communities. And there's no excuse in the world that somebody has written you so many times and left messages and you just responded yesterday after reading my yelp review. It's funny how all these companies respond to bad reviews but they don't respond to your phone call. I follow chain of command and I try and get things handled from the bottom up. Once I don't hear anything and I don't get the proper response or no response at all, that's when I escalate things.. yesterday was the first time that I was asked for information. Sebastian asked me yesterday in an email to tell him the address of the community members who let their dog defecate on my property. You're being dishonest if you say that he's asked me this information a long time ago and that I've waited so long to give the information. that's far from the truth. I always respond to my emails, unlike others. And like I said, heritage has no problem, trying to collect money from you and sending you to third-party companies to pay. They have no problem getting that money and reaching out to you for that. But when it comes to fixing a big pothole that was in the front of my subdivision for over three months or when it comes to addressing neighbors using your property like a dog park and you walk outside, and your kids can't even play because there's dog poop all over your grass, y'all don't consider that to be important enough. Listen, I can go back-and-forth with you all day because your dead wrong. This HOA sucks and I've lived here since 2015. If Riverstone Park Communities is the HOA, then they should employ a different property management company other than you all. You guys are not doing your job. And I'll make sure I let them know that. read more

Heritage Property Management - Proof that I just got a request for information yesterday - you're wrong Mr Galvin - Property Management Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Markeisha Booker is the compliance officer at my subdivision and also a huge help with the Commitee I co-chair. She is professional and goes above and beyond while assisting me and other homeowners. read more

UPDATE: 08/22/24 In response to owner* Once again you clearly have no idea what's going on in your company. You said that the faulty meter has been ready and they were waiting on ME to install. Your employees are saying otherwise. Attached below is an email saying they can't get a response from Conservice to even set up the installment of the meter. Also, I've called multiple times to try to set up appointments with Conservice for the installation but the only way to do so is by your Hoa. There's no possible way for them to set it up through me. This is another testament of your lying. Your goal is to try to put fault on customers by lying instead of understanding that your company needs work from the ground up. This reflects your poor leadership. Please understand that everything I've said can be backed up with emails that I've saved. So as aforementioned, ladies and gentlemen, the worst company I've come across. Worst company I've ever come across. starting a petition in our community to change our HOA representation as we speak. They put in a faulty water meter charging me $300 a month and refuse to replace it. I had American leak detection come to check and they verified there was no leak. They refuse to fix anything I pay them to fix. Mind you we pay $400 a month for this God awful HOA. They also threatened to break in my residence three times! I have the emails to prove it. If you are deciding on a house and this is the HOA paired with it, RUNNNN!!! read more

Heritage Property Management - Property Management Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I have had a great experience with Markeisha booker, it was a pleasure working with Markeisha on a project for my community . The professionalism, responsiveness, and attention to detail truly set her apart. read more

Is -1 Star an option? This company should be shut down for fraud and theft. This company manages the HOA of my home and let me say this you will literally feel like prisoners in your own home that you own!! If you're buying a home please, please, please be aware of this company. The poor management and unanswered service requests for the groundskeeper blows me. I pay $153 monthly for someone to mowed my lawn, run over my light fixtures, damage my outdoor patio furniture and unanswered my emails. But, please don't be late on your HOA fee they'll tack on fees but, can't answer a email HA! Don't call unless you have 3 hours to walk around with your phone in your hand on hold listening to awful elevator music. The the staff don't care about your property. All they care about is milking you out of more money . I honestly don't understand why this company isn't shut down. They are awful please please please do not have them represent your HOA The only thing they managed to do correctly is take your money out of your bank account monthly. I am literally considering selling my home just to get from up underneath this property management. Every time I have to contact them it literally flares up my chronic migraines. I have to go to my doctor to get a prescription. This is more than just a headache. This is a full-blown anxiety and panic attack having to contact them. You've been warned, please beware. read more

Received two bills. Then get an email saying to ignore one of them because it came from a server that they didn't know about. Paid the bill on line using their new billing system, cost me $3.50 for the privilege. Then got a bill in April that had a due date of January. No record of my payment. Went on line, shows my payment in account history with no balance due. read more