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6 years ago

Provides excellent property management. Definitely the best in Columbia by far!!!! Highly recommended.

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Wilson Kibler

Wilson Kibler

(1 review)

Downtown

Wilson and Kibler is highly responsive to both owners and tenants. After reading BBB reviews and…read morechecking with local businesses, we chose this company to work with our mother. They seem to have the best reach in the multi-state Mid Atlantic area to find niche tenants and make the best fit for property owners. Julian Wilson and Lee Bussell did a superb job marketing for us and finding high quality very long-term commercial tenants making the perfect match for them and for our mother (owner), even though her property is unique. They did this in less than 2 months. Lee Bussell, realtor at Wilson and Kibler, now manages her small commercial tract and warehouse in Lexington County. His long lasting professional relationships with contractors, local permit providers such as DHEC, and other important connections allow our family to live in Arizona worry-free. He oversaw a massive 400 foot deep water well drilling and installation at our site for us even though we never left Arizona. He kept us posted on every stage of the huge job and advised us throughout while addressing the tenants needs. We have a hassle-free arrangement and know that Mr Bussell handles lots of things behind the scenes. When something is major, such as a climate event effecting the property, he has the discernment to handle what he can and should handle on his own and still knows when it is necessary to involve our family. He never seems to overstep nor under perform. We could not be happier. Eleanor C.

From the owner: Wilson Kibler is a full-service commercial real estate company. It provides a range of commercial…read morereal estate services throughout the Midland region to the coastal areas of South Carolina. Some of the services provided by the firm are tenant and buyer representation, project leasing, acquisition/disposition of property management, development and consultation. In addition, Wilson Kibler maintains a portfolio of various types of properties, including office, retail and industrial sectors.

The Shandon Group - Broken garage door

The Shandon Group

(10 reviews)

Shandon

I leased an apartment from The Shandon Group and Ms. Mary Twitty was a pleasure to do business…read morewith. Their sublease process was very simple on the administrative side and the office was very compliant. There were a handful of issues in the unit like any other apartment, but the assigned maintenance man (Mr. Scoggins) was great at his job and always got the issues fixed in a timely manner. I've leased from a few landlords and property managers and The Shandon Group is by far the best I've leased from in Columbia. I definitely would lease from them again and refer them to my friends often.

If I could give zero stars, I would. The Shandon Group has to be the most unresponsive, poorly…read moremanaged property group I've ever dealt with. It took them over TWO MONTHS to fix a broken washing machine--a basic necessity--and getting them to address any issue is like trying to land on the moon. Our AC broke, and we were left sweltering for months before they finally bothered to repair it. Meanwhile, the wood around the property is rotting, and they don't seem to care one bit about maintaining anything. To make matters worse, the house was absolutely filthy when we moved in. It was clear no one had bothered to clean it beforehand. The floors are so dirty that even after multiple deep cleans, our socks turn black just walking from the living room to the kitchen. It's honestly disgusting and unacceptable. The level of neglect here is shocking, and the customer service is practically nonexistent. Avoid this group if you want anything resembling decent living conditions!

Columbia Property Management

Columbia Property Management

(26 reviews)

Shandon

I have rented from ColaPro on two separate occasions over the past few years and it has been…read morenothing less of a dream. The staff is always pleasant and helpful, and any time I have had an issue (as will happen at any home) they have been prompt at solving the issue and are willing to work with me and my schedule. When renting for the second time, they made the search very easy for me and I was able to find the PERFECT place. When I had a tree fall down during a recent storm they had it cleaned up within the following day and had all of the power issues fixed with no problem, even though it was on the weekend. I would like to mention as well that their landscaping service is great and very convenient. I love getting home from work and finding a newly manicured yard! I highly recommend using Columbia Property Management to anyone in the Columbia area. You will love the staff and the owner, Rebecca, for their professionalism and prompt service.

Spend your money elsewhere. Not only are the owners of the property's cheaper than cheap. The…read moremanagement company is cheaper than dirt. They have absolutely no idea what they're doing. They don't know what your property looks like. What's inside, what is outside. How old anything is. AVOID. Osage Ave. 10000% a flood zone. Took them almost two months to even acknowledge there had been a flood. Until a reputable restoration company calls them for a quote then sends out a 9th party company to do "work" they don't go behind the "vendors" after the work is (completed) there is no emergency maintenance person and if there is they won't do anything till the next day or the following week. They don't do nothing at all until you complain enough or show up in person. If you have to rent through this company, document everything. Calls, txts, emails. Get a physical receipt after paying rent. Heather Case (maintenance department)stinks of alcohol. Rebecca Fouche the head broker is beyond unprofessional, rude, abrasive. Pepper at the front desk is honestly a sweetie. I feel bad for her cause of how poorly ran that company is. She takes the brunt of everything. If you see this pepper, quit immediately. They don't deserve you. Property management companies are required to provide pest control. This company claims they do not have to although being a state requirement. They not only break the law and cut corners anywhere they can.

Cantey & Company - Dumped in front of rental property.

Cantey & Company

(29 reviews)

I am a current renter and I absolutely adore the property that I am renting, however I have such an…read moreunpleasant experience with the employee who usually is at the front desk, Lanelle. Lanelle is rude and dismissive. A few times when I've come into the office to ask a question, she's been on personal calls outside or lingering around the front, and has not even bothered to ask any other employee to assist me. I've often made request or asked questions about the property and she's blown me off and never called back with a response. Although I am enjoying my rental, the unprofessional and unpleasant experiences are giving me reason to look elsewhere next year.

These guys are the worst of the worst. Their slogan, "Property Management Done Properly," couldn't…read morebe further from the truth. In my experience, they serve as little more than a middleman for unscrupulous Columbia-area landlords who capitalize on college students and a perceived housing shortage. When we arrived to move our students into one of their rental properties this semester, the home was completely uninhabitable. There was mold on the walls, bags of trash left behind, and broken, filthy appliances throughout the house. The property was a hovel and looked as though it should have been condemned. Bless his heart, Oh Billy Boy agreed to release the students from their lease. However, the company still retained the entire $2,000 security deposit, claiming that the property owner had been "damaged." Granted, the students signed the lease accepting the property "as is." I understand the legal argument, but considering the condition of the home, it's difficult not to wonder whether the previous tenants' security deposits met the same fate. The property had reportedly been vacant for three months. During that time, could they not have used a portion of those funds to hire someone to remove the trash, clean the property, treat the mold, and apply a fresh coat of paint? Apparently not. Instead, they allowed the house to sit and deteriorate through the South Carolina summer heat and humidity. As if that weren't enough, the home was littered with dead "palmetto bugs," a clear indication of a significant pest problem. For those unfamiliar with the term, "palmetto bug" don't be fooled. It is simply a Southern euphemism for the American cockroach. In conclusion, we observed a troubling pattern that begins just weeks after students arrive for the fall semester. Many have barely finished moving in and started classes before they are confronted with a collectively reinforced sense of anxiety that they must immediately secure housing for the following academic year or risk having nowhere to live. This perceived urgency often causes students to panic and feel pressured into signing substandard leases. Let me assure you, there is no shortage of available housing. In our case, we were able to find a suitable property just one week before the semester began. Students and parents should take the time to research their options carefully and avoid making rushed decisions based on fear or artificial pressure. Therefore, If you're considering renting through Canty & Company, I would strongly encourage your children to consult with a parent and you to inspect any property thoroughly whether virtually or in person before signing a lease. Based on our experience, the condition of the rental we encountered fell far below any reasonable expectation of habitability or professional property management.

Intelligent Property Management - propertymgmt - Updated October 2026

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