I would highly recommend the services of Jackie Lewis and Greentree Realty. We recently listed and…read moresold our home in Shepherdstown WV and the transaction was smooth, professional, and top notch. Mrs Lewis responded immediately to any messages and addressed questions to our complete satisfaction in a timely fashion.

From the owner: Welcome Home…read more Greentree Realty of Shepherdstown Inc. enjoys one of the best reputations among sellers in the Shepherdstown, Shenandoah Junction, Harpers Ferry, and Charles Town real estate markets. A large part of our listing business comes from referrals, as our previous seller clients tell others about their successful selling experience. Our reputation allows us to communicate honestly with our sellers, and this creates opportunities for buyers and profits for sellers. Check out our listings, as we get some of the best in the Shepherdstown, Shenandoah Junction, Harpers Ferry, and Charles Town real estate markets. Our office is located in downtown Shepherdstown, WV.

We lease both a commercial and residential property from Potomac Housing. Staff has been pleasant…read more to work with, and maintenance has been efficient and accommodating.

Potomac Housing manages multiple properties for me for over 2yrs now & I can honestly say I have…read moreZERO complaints. My tenants don't even know my name. Potomac handles everything on my behalf, they're proactive in reaching out to me anticipating upcoming needs for the properties & even help me in managing my LLC & ensuring I am compliant with WV's State requirements. I'm a New Yorker & I don't easily get impressed. Potomac Housing has a great team, always willing to assist & always providing stellar service.

Having this company for our property management needs has made a big difference. Not living close…read moreto our properties leaves one with some level of anxiety. However, now with Better Living, we are reassured that any incidents that arise are taken care of quickly and professionally. And our tenants are happy with the how friendly and accessible they are. True win win for all involved.

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If you value your money do not use Potomac Property Management AKA as Draper Property Management…read more They let your property deteriorate in value, charge you for false items, lie to you and don't send you the money they collected for the rent.

From the owner: Potomac Property Management is full service property Management Company. We service Washington and…read moreFrederick counties in Maryland with a focus in leasing and management of residential and commercial property. Soon expanding into Berkeley, and Jefferson Counties in West Virginia.

Vikki Lee was an outstanding landlord for my wife and I. Luckily, we only had one maintenance…read morerequest but Vikki was extremely quick to respond and got it fixed immediately. She was great to work with and she made our renting experience seamless!

They wasted our time. I asked them to look on military by owner in tandem with other renter sites…read more The gentleman in the office held our property for a few months thinking I was renting to a relative. Meanwhile, I do not have any relatives here. That speaks to their lack of organization. The lease agreement they use for clients is also very restrictive. They also allow clients to enter your property alone. We had muddy carpets to show for it when there are shoe covers right at the door. Don't use them unless you are price driven and not quality driven.

My experience with Jennifer Pascal, a property manager with Clagett Enterprises was very negative…read more I was offered a lease that contained illegal clauses and did not respect Maryland Landlord Tenant Law. The lease contained typos and was never corrected / updated according to the Law. 1 clause stated that I was responsible for rodents and pests that may appear in the townhouse, 48 hours after occupancy. During Showing, Jennifer stated that tenants are not responsible for the care of the small lawn. Yet the lease stated the opposite. Getting Jennifer to correct the lawn care and other lease clauses, was a nightmare. There was a "Possession Clause" which stated that the property may not be available, upon the beginning of the Lease term, even though rent has been paid. The Lease was 1 sided and sketchy. When I asked Jennifer for a law-abiding lease, my request was denied.

They should receive a negative star rating. This company manages the homeowners association (HOA)…read morein my community and has raised the HOA fee four times in the past five years. The fee started at $90 and is now $354 for snow and grass removal. The grass is contaminated and full of weeds because it hasn't been maintained properly, yet they do nothing to fix it. There are also issues with parking and traffic, but they continue to ignore them. Make sure you understand the role of the HOA in your community. They are supposed to solve problems, but they don't. I keep wondering where all that money is going.

My parent's home was managed by NewFi. The tenants they found and the quality of service is…read moreexceptional.

From the owner: Welcome to Maryland Property Management Company LLC. We are a local property management company in…read moreBaltimore focused on redefining property management. Our company is built on responsiveness, transparency, and hands-on approach with the homeowners. We can tailor our services for you and your property's needs. Contact us today!

We rented a townhouse in Frederick through PMP and had a pretty good experience. They were…read morerespectful about giving us advance notice if they needed to do anything to the interior or exterior of the property. They have an easy online portal to make requests or to pay your rent. Most of the people I dealt with were professional. We received most of our deposit back with a reasonable amount taken out for carpet damage. I was pleasantly surprised.

I am a tenant in one of the PMP neighborhoods, and I would never consider purchasing the home…read more It's unfortunate that the owners pay monthly, and I don't see that they receive an equal benefit. There's a drainage ditch that they refused to dredge, and by mid-summer, nobody can sit outside due to the preponderance of mosquitoes. Fences along this ditch have been broken for months, and one for years. The wood has simply rotted away, and nothing is ever repaired.

I'm going to have to post this in multiple reviews because of the length. Please see the updates…read morefor the full story Fast forward a week or so, and I get a call from Jen Fortson at Charis Realty Group in Shepherdstown. She's new there and calling people who have delisted a not sold property. I explain to her how frustrated my wife and I are, and give a little detail on why we delisted. There are more details on why, but the exact details aren't as important. She says she thinks Charis Realty Group can help us. We agree to meet with them. In the meantime, Ryan Homes emails us that they are having a special offer where they'll pay full closing if we build another house in the same neighborhood as the one we already had put a contract on and lost. We decide to go ahead and put down a deposit with Ryan Homes and picked out a lot. At this time it's December. We meet with Jen and Susan Reichel (manager) and tell them where we are at with buying the new home, exactly what we need to get out of the current one financially to make it work, and that since we bought in 2006 we are taking a substantial loss on the house. We clearly communicate to them that our asking price is what it is, and we have very little room. I even go far as to say I won't write a check for even $5 to be able to get out of the current home, and if we can't sell it for what we need we just won't proceed. At first Susan says our asking price is too much, but tours our home nonetheless. My wife and I had put a decent amount of money into making it nice so we could move on. Susan made a few recommendations, I told her I still planned on doing some things like painting the kitchen cabinets, and she agreed that she could get us our asking price. We agreed to list in January, and have a June close. Our new house wasn't slated to be started until late February with a projected completion date of June. I was immediately uncomfortable with this. No one is looking at a house when there is snow on the ground for a June closing. They're looking because they need a house now. I was assured this wasn't a problem. Well, as it turns out, it was. The first people to view the house made an offer substantially lower than we were asking, and wanted a 30 day close. We turned them down on both things. I wasn't planning on moving twice, or finding a place to live while our new place was built. Just wasn't an option. We have pets, and it wasn't a process that we wanted to deal with. The offer would have made us have to write a check for close to 15k, after I said I wouldn't write a check for even $5. So that went nowhere. That was the last anyone showed any interest. We had close to 20 showings, some on as little as an hours notice even after we had asked for 24 hours notice so we could get our pets to some place else during the showing. Jen held 2 open houses, one literally had no people come through. We have a ring doorbell, so it records anyone coming or going. Not one person came. As the listing grew stale, which most would when you can't close for 6 months, our new house began to near completion. We get a text from Jen that she'd like to have a call with both her, and Susan on what we can do to get the house sold. 70 days into our 90 day listing contract Susan starts the call with "you need to put the stuff in your basement in a pod." As my wife is telling her that waiting 70 days to use this as a reason the house isn't selling, and to start scapegoating unacceptable, she decides to try and talk over her. I'm not having it, and I yell over her that my wife is talking and she's being disrespectful. I decided before I tell her what I really think, and how angry my wife and I are at this point, the conversation is over and we end it. I text Jen and we both agree it didn't go well. It had been 70 days, and not a single feedback through the app they provided even mentioned the basement. It got to a point where we had a deadline to close or we'd lose the house. Jen strung us along with 2 or 3 "interested buyers" who, as it turns out, were not at all interested.

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