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IH Address: 3548 Butler Springs Trce NW Kennesaw, GA 30144 - You guys have STILL NOT remedied the problem. The new unit that was put in still has not achieved cooling the home because the ducts have not been properly fixed in the home. On top of that, it is now August 17th and the new unit has now FAILED completely and it is now over 90 DEGREES in my home AGAIN with ZERO urgency on Invitation Homes end at ALL. I have been on the phone with you guys all day and yesterday for over TEN hours and have achieved nothing but being told the same one line robotic response by multiple different people now, which doesn't help me. Every time I try and get in contact with the local Atlanta office, they always tell me they're unavailable to take the calls or that they're too busy to take my calls. I don't understand the point of having a local office if I can never get into contact with anybody from there and then once I finally DO get in contact with somebody from the Atlanta office, they do nothing to help me. I've now been living at this property for about three months and I've had no properly working AC for the entirety of the summer. Every time I try to reach out to somebody higher up at the company I met with emotional responses and unprofessionalism that I've never experienced in my entire life. This company is a complete joke and the fact that they're still allowed to operate under these circumstances is INSANE to me. You guys are now not only putting MY health at risk but also my pet as there is nowhere else for him to go other than stay inside in these conditions all day. I am self-employed and have to work from HOME all day in these conditions and it is starting to affect my ability to do my job effectively and will most likely mess with my income due do to this. I have not been comfortable AT ALL in my home for this entire lease thus far and it doesn't seem like anyone from this company or it's partner companies really seems to care at all about the well being of it's tenants.

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I have put in a maintenance order multiple times for over water use no one ever came to fix it even after I have filed legal action for over water charges regarding. I have been with invitation Homes for 4 years and have experienced the worst living environment. over the span of 4 years I have submitted numerous work ordered due to ineffective working appliances and water leaks in my home. I have submitted work orders repeatedly to fix issues and the company does not fix them in a timely manner. I have been over charged thousands of dollars due to elevated water and sewer charges for multiple years due to poor inspection even after complaints of the home and it was discovered to have plumbing issues including a burst pipe under the home. The company takes no responsibility in reimbursing me. DO NOT RENT WITH INVITATION HOMES.

Roof needs to be replaced. The sidewalk needs pressure washing. McEachern Park - 5725 Crystal Springs Way
McEachern 7th Grade R.

This is the original roof and the house is over 20 years old. The roof needs to be replaced. The sidewalks haven't been pressure washed in at least 10 years. Sidewalks should match the driveway. Property located at 5725 Crystal Springs Way, Powder Springs, GA

Overgrown trees on the roof of the house and chimney allowing squirrels and birds in the attic...plants growing in the gutters
antoine A.

I don't think that the company that owns the house should compromise the integrity of the home and the neighborhood by making patchwork repairs ... if Invitation is doing this shoddy work on the exterior of the property it makes one consider what do they do to the interior

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Zeke J.

I'm being scammed...I just paid $2,359 June 2nd and June 3rd I owe $4700...I'm so sick of this company. I wish I could post pictures.

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if I had the option to give no stars and a review I would! I am curious as to the person answering these reviews is handling ALL the complaint! it says 1900 reviews made in the past 3 years and 650 closed the last 12 months lol anywat, so my A/C went out on Monday 8/24 since it must have been over night we didn't think anything of it and went to work Tuesday came home at 8 pm and it was 81 in our house. made a claim online and have been calling non stop every 2/3 hours since. had a vendor come out 2 days later to tell me the compressor was bad and needed a new unit... I demanded window units due to it being 90+ outside and inside our home. a company brought them and as soon as we plugged them in our breaker blew... well there goes the option for a/c, i have called so many times and each time they tell me they will create a ticket because one hasn't been created, here I am 7 days with no a/c can not open windows because they have no screens and I can not keep the bugs out, and I have tried calling the vendor they used (after sending our ticket to 15 different vendors) and they will not answer our calls! so what do we do... sit in our hot home and pray for rain so we can open the windows. keeping all the current victims in mind and warning the new ones... local government officials have an open investigation, code enforcements have been made, and if i dont get a rent reduction for the 7+ days I've had without air it's not going to be pretty! I am also a representative for an attorney (by the way if you don't have this in your back pocket for this reason right here I recommend you do)

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They failed to replace our AC unit for up to three weeks, and then they forced us to go with the rudest vendor they have for the heating and air unit for downstairs. This company is called double G heating and air/impact air. Heather, the lady who answers the phone and who is the owner, is super rude. And one of the technicians is also rude. In this situation, Invitation homes was more concerned about getting the cheapest price from a vendor than making sure their client was treated right. We kept trying to get another vendor out here, but they kept declining. They did not care how they treated us.

I have been a tenant with Invitation Homes for five years, and unfortunately my recent experience has been extremely frustrating and stressful. On February 19, the breaker box in my home caught fire, which could have been a very dangerous situation for my family. Despite the seriousness of the issue, it took four days for someone to come out and repair it. During that time we had no power, and I had to purchase power stations and a generator just to keep minimal electricity in the home. I also had to miss work and make several calls before the repair was finally approved. Shortly after that, on March 6, a maintenance technician came to paint the garage and install new fire alarms. I informed him that my daughter was home while he worked and that the alarm in my master bedroom would need to be replaced later because my dog was in the room. Then on March 9, I received a voicemail claiming that my two dogs had torn the carpet upstairs and that the carpet needed to be replaced by the end of the next week. This claim is completely inaccurate. One of my dogs was euthanized in January due to old age, and neither of my dogs have ever scratched or chewed the carpet. I have lived here for five years and the carpet was already worn when I moved in. Over time it has simply loosened and begun to pull up in some areas, which appears to be normal wear and tear. It is also uncomfortable knowing that a maintenance worker may have been inspecting areas of my home unrelated to the work they were assigned and then reporting inaccurate information. On top of that, there was also confusion regarding my February rent payment. I attempted to pay online on February 12, but the payment was not accepted. After calling, I was told I needed to come in and pay with a money order. Because of the electrical fire situation, I requested to make the payment on February 27, which I was told would be noted on my account. However, the original payment was suddenly withdrawn from my account on February 26, and despite this, a court eviction notice was still issued by the sheriff's department. The entire situation has been mentally exhausting. After five years of living here and doing my best to pay rent and maintain the home, it is disappointing to deal with delayed emergency repairs, inaccurate maintenance reports, and confusing payment handling. I truly hope Invitation Homes improves their communication, maintenance response times, and treatment of long-term tenants.

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Ask the Community - Invitation Homes

Invitation homes has so many gorgeous nice size homes in decent areas. My question is why doesn’t invitation accepts the City of Atlanta housing choice voucher( Section 8)but accepts Fulton County?

If they accept Section 8 they would have to make repairs to the property. The government would hold them accountable. I am not on Section 8 so they don't care. If you rent from them YOU WILL EVENTUALLY NEED A LAWYER or they will ignore you.… 

Can I have 2 German Shepherd dogs and 1 Yorkshire?

They have a new policy started in April where its $35 per pet fee per month, in addition they want you to provide an insurance liability policy for each pet. Not sure if Shepherd is on their list of 'Nos'

How is the deposit refund process? Will they nickel and dime me, and how long can I expect before I receive the portion of my deposit back? I know they have to do some painting, so I'm not expecting a full refund.

I will say the best service I received was my refund! I got my check within 2 weeks. And I received my full refund. Good Luck

During the application process is it true they hold $500?

Be careful Do NOT rent from these people. They are a giant RIP OFF, please....you will regret it

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Sentry Management

(38 reviews)

Our Atlantic Station condominium HOA employed Sentry Management from at least 2005 through 2013. I…read morebelieve Sentry was the property management company for our complex before 2005 as well, from the time the buildings were originally built circa 2003-2004. Our property has around 350 units. From my recollection and perspective as a homeowner (not a board member), I thought Sentry was fine and not significantly different from other property management companies that I've had experiences with as an owner of different Midtown Atlanta condos over the last 24 years. Those other companies include Bauman & Company, Community Management Associates, FirstService Residential (formerly known as Community One Associates), and Beacon Management Services. Only one of those companies stood out as exceptional to me and that was Bauman & Company. Unfortunately, they left the residential property management business long ago. The rest, Sentry included, have all been good and bad in different ways. I've come to learn that: (1) most property management companies could use a lot of improvement and (2) property managers can really vary in terms of attitude, responsiveness, and getting work done. I also recognize that being a property manager isn't easy. Some managers are better than others at addressing homeowner and community needs (e.g., maintenance items, safety concerns). In this regard, I want to give a shoutout to our former Sentry on-site property managers Michelle Garrison and Brooke Coniam. To this day, they still stick out in my mind as being great property managers during their time at our property. Thanks again, Michelle and Brooke. You are missed.

if i could give zero stars for sentry first the hoa in my are is showing 0$ when they know damn…read morewell it just went up to 330$... for nothing cause they dont do shit and when they do they dont warn the neighborhood on what is going on... they just show up 8a and tell you move you car "we are cutting down trees" or we are pulling the sidewalk to fix it" ... yall blow!!!

Heritage Property Management - HCMC: Heritage Construction and Maintenance; a division of Heritage Property Management

Heritage Property Management

(261 reviews)

In the few years I have lived in a community managed by Heritage Property, I have received several…read morenon-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.

I am writing to express my growing frustration and serious concern regarding the continued failure…read moreof 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.

Progress Residential

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(555 reviews)

I have been renting for 3 years, first 2 years of payments were made on time. as soon I had a…read morehardship beyond of my control due to medical reasons for the past year. I made all necessary payments , late fees , rent, court costs and the amount they requested which was 2 months worth of rent that they requested 2 weeks apart , etc..... I tried to keep the communication open between us , provide documentations, and let them know everything that's going on with me. i never received an HOA NOTIFICATION except for one which was to spray clean the house. I have paid all the necessary fees and past due payments that's needed to be paid. All caught up. Now that I'm caught up, I get an email stating that I'm un eligible for renewal And I need to move out in September 30. So my previous on time payments didn't count? My non compaints, only 1 HOA violation don't count, my open communication with yall doesn't count? I never had a problem with the home except for the garage and refrigerator and I actually love my home and don't want to move. They tell me that their decision can not be reversed and the decision is what it is. So my suggestion to you, do your homework before making any decisions. I thought I would be in this home for a while but it is what it is. Now I gotta go tell my my kids that their decision is final and there isn't any thing I can do but move. A company that don't care that life happens sometimes beyond ppl control. They want they money period.

They deserve to be shut down. THEY ARE PREDATORS!!!!!!!!!!!!!…read more I forgot to mention something important in my Google review and BBB review: the rent increases. Year after year, my rent kept going up, while the problems with the property and the customer service continued. The price kept increasing, but the quality of service and communication did not. My overall experience with Progress Residential has been extremely frustrating. They are relentless when it comes to collecting money, but when you need someone to actually listen, explain a charge, or work with you, good luck. I am a retired 100% disabled veteran living on a fixed income. My sister, who is active-duty military, was my guarantor because I needed her financial backing to qualify for the home. She has now received orders to relocate overseas. Progress Residential refuses to consider her military orders toward waiving my early termination fee because she is a guarantor and not a resident. Her credit, financial responsibility, and military status were good enough when they needed them to qualify me for the lease, but now her military orders apparently don't matter. I sacrificed my mental health, my body, and my health serving this country. It is extremely disappointing to be treated like nothing more than an account number when I am asking for someone to simply work with me. Now I'm facing an early termination fee equal to two months' rent, approximately $1,000 in utilities, and disputed late fees. My rent has NEVER been late. My utilities have NEVER been late. Yet I am still fighting multiple fees. I was charged $420 for pressure washing after I was already communicating with them and trying to find someone affordable to do it. They sent someone themselves, charged me $420, and then added a late fee. I'm also being charged for future utilities that hadn't occurred and old May charges in August, with another late fee added. Now it is September, my lease has been terminated, and I have utility charges showing up on my account for September. I have already surrendered the property, so I want to know exactly what these charges are for and what dates of service they cover. And the communication is terrible. When they do respond through email or chat, I often receive generic, copy-and-paste responses with no substance, no actual answers, and no real resolution. You can explain your situation repeatedly and still feel like nobody actually read what you wrote. Calls aren't returned, and getting someone to take ownership of an issue is incredibly difficult. For two years, my AC went out multiple times a year with no compensation or apology. The windows are poorly sealed and allow lizards/geckos inside. I've also had to pay for lawn service and was asked to re-sod the lawn. After two years of renting from Progress Residential, my biggest takeaway is that the money matters more than the people. If you're considering renting from them, DOCUMENT EVERYTHING. Save every email, take pictures, keep receipts, and read every line of your lease. I would not recommend Progress Residential.

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