We were initially conditionally approved, then later denied after being asked for additional funds…read morethat were not clearly explained. The process felt unclear and frustrating for my family.

Blessed Properties has been renting out my "homes" for me for the pass few years…read more "A one stop shop" says it all, if you have a home that you want to rent out..... they have everything you will ever need, like: -cleaners to get it ready to show. -handyman on call for repairs. -realtors when your looking for that next tennant. I still live here in killeen, and i sleep good at night knowing that Blessed Properties is manging my rental.

Great moving transition. Property management is transparent and very friendly, the apartment was in…read moreimmaculate shape and the neighborhood is quiet. I was nervous about moving here because my last property manager was amazing but I'm so glad I decided to move here

I have lived here for 3 years now and will continue to do so. It is close to my children and the…read morestaff is wonderful. The apartments are clean and always kept in beautiful condition.

We rented a house for two years and had a great experience. Everyone at the office was always…read morewelcoming, respectful, and helpful. The house was in good condition, and at move-out we used the recommended cleaning and carpet cleaning companies, followed all their instructions, and had no issues. We definitely recommend this property management company. A special thank you to all the ladies in the office--we truly appreciate you!

Lived in a rental from them for 2 years- had zero issues except for upon move in as the house was…read morenot clean and then a few minor repairs throughout that 2 years- once was the ac unit blew and once was the in ground back flow for the sprinklers after a freeze. Upon move out, the house was left in better condition than it was upon move in. It was clean- except for a few minor details we missed (i.e- the vent fan in the bathroom) and I even went out of my way to do minor repairs and fixing of things as I lived there. (Pressure washing the driveway, porch, garage, back porch), lawn care and tending to the dead bushes they left me upon move in, fixing cabinet drawers that fell apart, replacing flashing on a corner that was caved in, etc. Now that we have moved out, we are being charged $700+ for "repairs" to patch nail holes and tv mount holes despite being explicitly told not to do so. In addition I'm being charged for tree trimming despite the tree being in the same unkempt condition upon move out as it was upon move in (yard is on a deep incline, I don't have the tools or ability to trim it due to its height). In addition, they tried to charge me for replacement of weatherstripping. It wasn't until I raised questions that they agreed to remove the charge for the cost of the weather stripping (not the labor) because it was indeed normal wear and tear. I don't really have much of an issue with the tree trimming cost. But I do have a huge issue with the fact that I'm being charged $100 an hour for labor to repair things I was told NOT to repair and additionally for a repair that was a normal part of the make ready process and NOT my responsibility. To be fair, I should've known better after renting from them once years ago and demanding my money back after finding the place was infested with roaches. I decided to give them a shot 5 or so years later as the house was in my budget and in the location I wanted. However, nothing has seemed to have changed. Natalie the owner even called me an asshole because I raise questions when being charged for things I don't feel I'm responsible for. If that makes me an asshole, then I'm an asshole. The attached photos are how the house was upon move in. ***response to tri city's response*** Tri-City Property Management the cleaners were not sent back out. The "cleaner" called me and refused to come back out as she stated she "scrubbed" everything and the places I had concerns with wouldn't come clean. The verbiage on the move out checklist is hardly a "suggestion" to not fill holes on your own and is a firm- do not do it. I had the original paint at the house. Hell, there were spots I did repair and paint that weren't even mentioned because it was the original paint. Had I known it was a "suggestion" I would've done it myself as charging $100 an hour for labor is insane to change a few bulbs, batteries and repair a couple tv mount holes. The tree just wasn't in my ability because of the slant of the yard- I'll eat that cost but the rest is a complete crock. An additional photo has been added showing the email exchange between myself and the person who does the walk throughs for tricity. She herself stated it was wear and tear after I pushed back on the charge.

The grounds are very well kept.Neighbors are Very nice and…read morefriendly. The location is convenient to grocery shopping and restaurants.

BAD complex. lived here 9 years UNTIL I upgraded places. Turtle Creek Village Apartments has gone…read moredownhill. First off, the neighbors and Apartment Management (LISA and DAWN) are REAL BAD. DO NOT report neighbor's actions they will use notice to vacate form as RETALIATION early before lease is up. wont state reason as shown on pic. always paid on time. This Apartment Entrance has NO GATE. Very UNSAFE. Lots of abandoned cars (look at the pics). Tenants film You in your face for no reason. Tenants park irregularly and in YOUR Parking Spot. They damaged my expensive toy and I had to take them to court myself because they were dishonest. Glad I was rich enough move to much NICER complex nearby quickly and be done with Turtle Creek Village Apartments. I want YOU to do a tour of Turtle Creek Village Apartments and compare it to Chappell Oaks or River Springs at Barge Ranch. YOU are getting ripped off. Again, the requirements are decreasing as I speak to get into Turtle Creek Village Apartments . THIS place is UNSAFE and not kept up. NEEDS RENOVATION bad. Neighbors are nicer and Management are a lot more friendly and accommodating at NEW place. A LOT BETTER DEAL. This NEW place is so much NICER for just a little more in price.

It has been just over a year since my husband and I (24 years old) purchased our first home with…read moreSarah Albright and the Salas Team in Killeen, TX. I can confidently say this was a costly mistake. As first-time buyers, we trusted that our agent would guide us, advocate for us, and help us make informed decisions. That did not happen. We were required to sign an exclusivity agreement with the Salas Team after being connected through Zillow, which limited our flexibility early on. Our first agent, Robert Key, quickly became unresponsive and failed to follow up on critical information about a home we were considering. We later discovered on our own that the property had foundation issues, something he said he would "look into" but never did. We terminated that agreement due to lack of communication and support. We were then referred to Sarah Albright and continued with the Salas Team after being told by Shirley at Integrity Mortgage Group that we would receive a 1 point buydown if we purchased with the Salas team. That incentive directly influenced our decision to stay. While Sarah was communicative, she did not provide meaningful guidance where it mattered most, during negotiations. When we expressed that the home seemed overpriced based on its condition and time on market, we were told it was "a very good price," which discouraged us from negotiating. We ended up offering full asking price and ultimately paying above it. Looking back, we clearly overpaid. The most concerning part of our experience was the home inspection. When we asked for a recommendation, Sarah referred us to an inspection company without disclosing that her husband worked there and participated in our inspection. This was only revealed after the fact when I noticed the last name Albright on the inspection paperwork. I jokingly asked if she had a brother or cousin who worked for the inspection company. To my surprise this is when she disclosed her husband worked there. This is a clear conflict of interest and should have been disclosed upfront. Unsurprisingly, the inspection missed multiple major issues, including water damage, uneven flooring, and other defects that have since cost us close to $20,000 in repairs within the first year of ownership. We were also discouraged from making reasonable repair requests or negotiating for credits, and little to no advocacy was provided on our behalf. To add to this, the promised 1-point buydown was never clearly reflected or properly explained at closing, leaving us feeling misled. At the end of the day, we were inexperienced buyers who relied on professionals to act in our best interest and instead, we feel we were pushed through a transaction that benefited everyone but us. We regret working with Sarah Albright and the Salas Team and would strongly caution other buyers, especially first-time buyers, to think twice. Do your own research, hire your own inspector, and do not rely on incentives that are not clearly documented and explained in writing.

I wouldn't trust these realtors as far as I could throw them. We bought a house that there's all…read morekinds of discrepancies in the disclosure paperwork, you would think that a buyers agent would work in your best interest, but they worked in their best interest. I would give them a big fat O star if I could.