I was given the name of Nancy Alexsuk with Exit Success Realty by the mortgage company we are…read moreworking with. She was very prompt with phone calls and texts, and has been helping us understand the selling and buying process. I feel like she cares about us and selling our home, even though it isn't a mansion. Nancy gave our manufactured home an appraisal that we are happy with, and I am confident our home will sell under her cars. We will definitely be using her when we get our pre-approval (which will be soon). I would highly recommend her for buying, selling or renting out your home. Please tell her I sent you if you decide to go with her. Nancy Alexsuk nalexsuk@gmail.com 352-585-6240 Exit Success Realty

I totally recommend the Atlas Group and they are very reliable. Tom is an amazing broker as well as…read moreall of the realtors on their website. If you are looking for a patient realtor please come here and they will help you.

I worked with two realtors from this company, John and Michael, and they did a fantastic job. They…read morewere incredibly accommodating, making the process seamless despite communicating across state borders. They kept us up to date with all the necessary information. Very happy that we decided to go with them!

Sarah Mehrab is phenomenal! She returns text messages, emails, & phone calls almost immediately…read more She is on duty long past standard working hours, & she happily answers questions, takes suggestions, & finds solutions. Sarah helped save us a great deal of money by recommending companies to complete different types of repair work. Due to her efforts, the work was completed in a timely fashion & for MUCH less than had we done the legwork. Our property also sold @ an excellent price for us, the sellers. We closed in fewer than three weeks after a buyer was found. (The buyer was found almost immediately). We have been EXTREMELY pleased with Sarah's professionalism, friendliness, & diligence. You cannot go wrong with this woman!

Not impressed. Can't get a hold of DJ ever. Too bad because my family wants to see him and look at…read morehouses

DJ and his team helped me purchase a home for my family. The process went extremely quick and…read moreefficiently! He helped get concessions from the seller for things that needed to be done. He answered all of my questions and always was responsive at any hour throughout the process. I truly did not think we'd get into our home as quick as we did but he made it happen. We love our home! Thank you DJ!

First let me say that real estate agents are fiduciaries and are to act in the best interest of…read moretheir clients and only follow the wishes of the client/principal. Will Bingham has my family's property listed at this time and has reduced the price without consent of the entire ownership group which is a big big no no as you could imagine and also does not communicate in a timely fashion if at all. We did make him put it back. He actually reduced the price without having everyone agree via a written agreement because of his lack of communication skills, he just assumed it was okay to do so and said so in an email and has created a stigma with a great piece of land that could end up costing us money. In addition, he has also ignored my attempts and the others to request information throughout and even blocked me and attempted to only communicate with the other owners because I finally had enough and let him have it. He will not assume responsibility for his actions. Even in the beginning he made a mistake in the original listing agreement and ignored communication concerning the mistake and when I was finally able to reach him just made excuses as to how he could not fix it and it would have to wait until his assistant could make the necessary changes when she was available. We are currently attempting to terminate the listing with him for due cause, which is, but not limited to poor and unprofessional performance, breach of fiduciary duty and not acting with reasonable skill and care. He is actually attempting to stronghold us to the agreement with conditional demands for termination that are not in the original agreement. He actually wants us to agree to pay him when the property sells after he terminates for a period of 180 days and thinks he is due payment for his egregious behavior. He has not acted with reasonable skill and care. We refuse to work with someone that has caused this much chaos and made so many mistakes and will look for another agent. We reserve the right to terminate anyone who cannot serve us properly as I hope that you will agree with. Be careful with this one as he lives in an alternate universe where he does not have to perform up to par and can do as he pleases and make all the mistakes he wants without any real consequences and will be very confused when you, the client, are not satisfied and want to move on, because it is not what you think of his performance or lack thereof, it is only his assessment that matters. Once he gets you locked into a contract, you will not be able to get rid of him, even for due cause.

I moved in when I was just barely 19 and they helped me with during the entire set up. I haven't…read morehad any problems since moving in that were things I couldn't already fix (a small wasp nest forming in my front window that I sprayed once). When renewing my lease, I did have some trouble with it online but the women at the front desk were very helpful.

We toured a property in Wesley Chapel with the clear intention of moving in on July 1st. While we…read moreunderstood this was a bit later than the listed availability, your leasing agent explicitly told us it wouldn't be an issue if we paid the deposit. Based on that assurance, we started the application, paid the fees, and submitted the deposit. What followed was a mess. The application process was unnecessarily complicated, mostly due to the disorganized and unprofessional staff involved. The third-party background check company you use (CAPS) repeatedly asked for documents we had already sent, clearly no one was paying attention or communicating internally. After we had spent over $200 and submitted everything, we were suddenly told a July 1st move-in wasn't possible anymore. So we tried to be flexible and offered to move in on June 15th, well within the 30-day window, but instead of a straightforward answer, the leasing agent sent us a string of confusing, contradictory emails that made no sense. Then, without any real discussion or explanation, we were told the deposit would be refunded. At that point, it became clear this company and the people you work with are completely disorganized, hard to communicate with, and honestly, not worth the time or effort. Looking back, I'm glad this fell through. If this is how things are handled before a lease is even signed, I can't imagine how much worse it would have been dealing with your team and the landlord for an entire year. You seriously need to reevaluate your communication, your processes, and your partnerships.

I have been living in the United States for over 16 years, and because of my job, I've traveled to…read moremany places and done business with numerous companies to rent apartments and houses. I have never seen such poor property management as I experienced with this company. First things first -- I worked with one of their agents, Jack. He was a good guy and very helpful, but that was the only positive thing I can say about this property management company. We applied to rent an apartment they were managing. Their website was extremely disorganized, and they required each applicant to apply separately. Before that, they asked us to pay the application fee plus a security deposit -- which totaled around $2,000. After completing all these steps, we waited for a response, but it took forever. After more than two weeks of struggling just to complete the application process, we finally submitted it successfully. Even our agent verbally apologized for all the delays. But just two days later, we were informed that our application was denied. They wasted over two weeks of our time for nothing. If you ever come across this company -- run away.

My house was on the market for several months with no offers. We hired Showhomes and within two…read moreweeks we had a great offer and sold our home. My stress level decreased tremendously because of their professional service!

We are a relatively small condo association and switched from our long term property management…read morecompany in April, 2025. PMI Adventure Coast worked tirelessly to make our transition as smooth as possible. Our previous company was less than helpful but Dana and Brian persevered and finally we were free from that chaos. Both Brian and Dana have been extremely responsive to our needs and suggestions. Our portal offers great information for both our residents and board members. They are quick to respond and offer suggestions for handling a myriad of issues. I could not be happier that we made the change.

I have worked with 5 condominium association management companies in the Sarasota area. One is a…read morebad as the next, with the exception of PMI - Tampa and PMI - Adventure Coast. They are the embodiment of incompetence. Their accounting system will keep you on your toes. If you don't monitor EVERY transaction in your checkbook and EVERY owner's ledger you will have a cascade of accounting issues to sort out. They have taken funds out of the association checkbook without submitting an invoice and claim they had the contractual right to do so under the auspice of "Capital Projects" that exceed $2,500. I capital project is very time intensive and expensive. The costs of a capital project are amortized over multiple years. Building maintenance and repairs are expensed in the year they are incurred. I called in a plumber on tow repairs that needed to be completed and scheduled for the work to be completed. I have worked with the plumber for over 10 years and there is nothing to do do after they are called in to do the work. PMI - Adventure Coast had a couple of email correspondence exchanges with our plumber and took 10% of the total cost of the work that was done or $1,350. They did the same with another plumbing project for $3,000 where PMI did absolutely NOTHING. I and the unit property manager coordinated the work with the plumber and PMI took 10% of $3,000 or $300. This is just a trailer of the reviews to come. I will follow up this review with multiple reviews documenting all of the mistakes and missteps our association has had with PMI and every one of the review will be accompanied with a one star rating.