This apartment complex has no conscience or morals. They kicked my son out of his apartment for one…read morereason and that was because he misunderstood the wording on the lease. He is a single dad with a new baby, and they could care less as long as he is out of their apartment complex. But he has been there for six years and paid his rent on time every month they have not had any other problems with him. The obviously hold a grudge. You definitely cannot make a mistake because they will kick you out on to the street.

The inside of my A/C unit is currently filled with black soot, constantly sending cold dry dirty…read morehazardous air into the apartment. Management thought an external inspection of the A/C unit was adequate, and did not even get INSIDE the A/C unit. Maintenance checks "good to go". Do not live here if you value your health and well being. You are only a piggy bank to the people that own this property.

I've been here for over a year and I loved living at Willow Ridge. It's located in a great place,…read moreeverything is so near to apartment complex. The maintenance team was always there to help me whenever something was wrong in my unit. They have nice and spacious 2 bedroom apartments. It's a good place to live.

Management was friendly throughout the year I lived there and the location was good, but the…read moreapartments are old, small, and gross. There's no A/C and no guest parking, and the laundry machines are constantly broken and will take your money with no refund. I wouldn't have written anything as I chose to live there, but the final straw came when they took all of our security deposit. We did everything they told us to do to get our deposit back and then after moving out they said the guy who did our paperwork screwed up and there's nothing we can do, just like that. As college students that's a huge blow to lose an entire security deposit. It also shows you can't take these people at their word, and that integrity means nothing to them. 10/10 recommend living anywhere else.

My mother, soon to turn 93 is a resident here. She has been living here since September 2018. We…read moresold the home in Prescott she and my late father lived in since 1992. She has a nice 2 bedroom, 1 bath apartment. I really enjoy going to see her, knowing she is safe and contented there. She's made a number of friends there since she moved in. Meals, housekeeping, laundry, and maintenance are all covered in the monthly fee. There are medical professionals helping with the health issues of the residents. I'm writing this today to acknowledge the great efforts of the staff as they protect the residents against the corona virus. Mom told me today in a phone call that they are all staying in their apartments, with meals being brought to them, instead of at the dining room. Will Burke is normally the sales manager. He's a great guy. Mom told me Will is busy with a ton of other things related to the virus. That's called stepping up! https://www.brookdale.com/en/communities/brookdale-prescott.html

I used Rentright for 10 years. They are a very professional operation starting with Michael Yarnes…read more He was excellent to work with, and his follow-through was impeccable. It's obvious his standards trickled down to his support staff as every single person I worked with was excellent. Shout out to Amanda, Sharon, Jessica, and Nichole. The only reason I'm not using their services today is because I've listed my properties for sale (July 2026). Otherwise, I would continue to use them for another 10 years.

This company is the worst I have ever seen! After spotlessly cleaning the place, they still kept…read morethe entire deposit. Never ever use them, there are way too many places to rent. Upon moving in, the unit needed to be cleaned and i It was left better than received. Definitely a scam operation!

On the positive side, they offer the option of leases that are less than 12 months. For a premium,…read moreI paid for a shorter four-month lease, letting them know on the day I moved in, that I would not be renewing. I was forced to find a hotel initially, as my room was not ready on the move in date due to the being permeated with the smell of cat urine. I tried to be as understanding and cooperative as possible with the delays. 30 days before the end of my lease, I stopped in the office to remind them that I would be making no changes to my lease, and moving out as per the original lease, in 30 days. I was advised that because I did not give them 60 days' notice that I was NOT going to make any changes to my lease, that I would be charged an additional month rent plus a $200 fee. I tried to speak to them to ask if they could advertise the room for rent and allow me to only pay for the agreed upon 4 months if another renter responded to the advertisement, however they were unwilling to allow me to stay with the terms of my original lease because I did not give them 60 days' notice that I was NOT making ANY changes to my lease. Have you heard of the term "thievery by fine print?" Beware.

The people that work at the Prescott Lakes Apartments are (5 star) professional, helpful, and…read morecourteous. This review is about how CONAM Management Corporation only sees residents as profit. 1) Because of an ongoing house lease I was in when I applied, I was not able to move in for 2 weeks after the apt was ready so they charged me for those 2 weeks on the empty apartment. (I faced the same situation with my new apt. but they did not charge me for the two weeks the apartment was unoccupied.) 2) Paying the electricity bill for the whole building, and not just what I used, was something new to me and more expensive than I had considered. This was first, and last time I will agree to pay for a companies utilities. 3) 6 months after I moved in, the rent on my style apartment was lowered to almost $400.00 less then the lease amount I was locked into. This substantial decrease was used as an incentive for new residents to move in and fill several vacancies. When my lease was up for renewal, the price of my style apartment for new renters had gone up but was still $200 less that what I had to pay every month, and yet my renewal cost at this time went up $40.00 so I was paying $240 more than the going price. 4) When I moved out, CONAM 'got me' with an unexpected fee. As soon as I gave notice, maintenance immediately took photos of my carpet. I was later told I may have to pay for 'wear and tear' on the carpet. I reminded them that I had carpet runners over the carpet so no damage. Knowing how CONAM operates, I was sure they would go after my security deposit for something else and I was not wrong. I spent all day cleaning out the fridge, the microwave, cabinets, floors, patio etc. the day before the move. A few days later I was charged $175.00 for a 'deep clean' with photos of some 'easily wipeable surface areas' to validate their claim. I now regret the time spent cleaning as a 15 to 20 minute wipe down should not cost $175.00.

Pamela, the office manager, will be your only point of contact should there be any problems, and…read morethere will be. If she decides she does not like you, she will not answer or return your calls or emails. She will even avoid you on property. Writing to the management company, calling them, will get no response whatsoever. I moved out on June 8, with rent paid up until the end of June. Without any communication to me, she rented out my apartment early. The parking space, mailbox and unit I was paying for, began being used by someone else! I only learned this when I visited her in the office to return keys. She has my forwarding address but here we are at the end of July without my substantial deposit returned. This is against the law, both collecting double rent and not returning my deposit with an accounting within 14 days. The voice mailboxes are always full and she ignores all attempts at communications. She has behaved outrageously in many other ways, as well. Snaps and yells at residents and is generally rude and runs the place like a dictator.. She prides herself on getting new customers but retention is a problem. There are many unhappy residents. Since no one at the Winfield at the Ranch property cares, it's time for small claims court and reporting Winfield to the authorities.

I have never left a review for any place, services, etc. I felt compelled to leave an honest review…read moreof Winfield at the Ranch after living there for the past two years. We were the first residents to live in our apartment and had many experiences. I would give this community a five star review, but the office manager is the reason I'm not. At first Pam in the office was very helpful and inviting. She helped us get our apartment in a very short time frame and was very accommodating. After the first six months or so, she became very hard to get in contact with. We would call numerous times during normal business hours with no answer. After a few unanswered phone calls, we would go down to the office to try and contact her in person, only to find that the office was closed. Mind you this was during normal business hours and happened on several occasions. I could understand if it was once or twice and maybe she was out of town, out for lunch, etc. Pam is very strict on the residents, but does not hold herself to the same standards. She is very hypocritical on her rules and makes it apparent that she is above them. One example is the parking rules. You're allowed to have one car per resident and one covered parking space per unit. Pam on the other hand at one time at three vehicles of her own, taking up two garage spaces and parking the third vehicle under a covered parking spot. These vehicles included a Ford pickup, a Dodge Challenger and an older station wagon. Now, if there was an open garage space available, I can see how this would be appropriate. But when you have a waiting list for garages and your community manager is using two of them for her personal vehicles, and parking in covered spots, I feel as if this is inappropriate. Also, you are not allowed to back in to parking spots (which is normal protocol for communities), but numerous times Pam's Challenger would be backed into a parking spot without her moving it for hours. She once gave me a "parking violation", a bright orange sticker, on my vehicle for being backed in for 30 minutes. The apartment itself was nice and felt like home. The best part was the pest control, we seldomly had any bugs, and if we did they were very small and minimal. Holiday patio contests were fun and made the community feel very festive. The pool and gym are nice community amenities and were always clean. We would have renewed our lease if it wasn't for two things: Pam and the monthly rent increasing drastically.

I have lived in many areas if the country, it is wonderful here. The people are friendly and…read morewelcoming, the weather is spectacular. The mountains have fresh air, and Modular homes in the last 25 years have really stepped up their game. We are 7 minutes from downtown, we love the history and the buildings. Coming from California, this truly is the place I want to be.

Great place to live. We love living at Pine Lakes as close to downtown Prescott but relaxing. The…read moreresidents are friendly. The rent is reasonable for the county.

Having leased for a year and a half, Journey has been a paragon of integrity. After the other two…read morebig rental agencies in town told me multiple lies, contradictory statements, and extorted lots of money from me, I was worried there were no honest rental agencies in Prescott. I am pleased to say that throughout several issues that we worked through with Journey, I always felt like I was treated fairly. When I compare the leases from Journey with the others in town, it seems that Journey has higher and more explicit fees for violations of the lease. I prefer that over the other agencies that seem to make their money by bullying and deception. I get the sense that this is why other reviewers were not happy with Journey. I much prefer those who do things by the books as Journey does, because there are no surprises. What the lease says is what happens. And they have been willing to work with me and the owner to adjust down fees for my minor violations. That combo of transparency and flexibility gives comfort. A minor issue is that they give service windows for visits of 3-4 days which seems excessive; would prefer a specific time. They do lots of maintenance; every few months they will come out and change the furnace filters which is something that other rental companies require tenants to do themselves. And there are inspection walkthroughs regularly. Another rental agency took months and lots of reminders to get an issue with dryer vent clogging fixed. With Journey the dryer vent clog was fixed with just one request on my part, and they even went above and beyond to replace the outside vent cover so the problem wouldn't happen again. When a button on the stove didn't work, they replaced the whole stove with a brand new unit. Communication with Ryan and Sharon was professional and efficient.

These people at Journey Real Estate, in Prescott, AZ should be shut down. They have zero integrity…read more They are liars, crooks and thieves. The only thing they care about is lining their pockets with your money. If you are already renting from them, do not fix or clean anything when you move out. You will never see one dime of your damage deposit returned to you, so don't waste your time, your energy or your money. It isnt worth it. This is how they make money. Don't fool yourself into thinking you'll get any of your money back, because you won't. These are horrible people who want you to think they have your best interest in mind, but they don't. They are totally dishonest and only have one thing on their minds... your money.​​