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3 days ago

Excellent job. Had a quick and easy fix. Thank you for coming out quickly with out any issues.

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9 days ago

Love the effort of the staff to keep things well maintained, extra activities actively held and over all friendlyness.

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Prosper Property Management

Prosper Property Management

(12 reviews)

Renting with this company was one of the WORST experiences of my life…read more DO NOT rent with this company. My boyfriend and I lived in one of their rentals for just under 7 months and ended up having to sign an agreement to break our 10 month lease because our experience was so bad. We lived at their Chandler St apartment and had CONSTANT noise pollution coming from the back alley and our upstairs neighbor. We put in our first complains within our first two months and were never taken seriously. We were told that the noise complaint was an "issue between residents" and that there was nothing they could do to stop our upstairs neighbor who threw things at her floor (our ceiling), slammed doors, screamed, stomped, jumped up and down on her floors (our ceiling), and repeatedly LIED about making noise even when we provided video evidence to management. After we signed this notice to break our lease early because "there was nothing they could do" we were forced to find a new apartment within 50 days and move out. During this time, the noise situation escalated to outrageous extents. Our upstairs neighbor CALLED THE POLICE on us for "harrassment" (because we asked her to please be quiet and we were only going to be living there for 2 more months), she also sent her boyfriend down to our apartment to legitimately harass us by knocking on our door continuously, trying to come in our apartment if we opened the door, and yelling outside. All this time I continued to leave noise complaints on Prosper Property Managements website (as directed by Samantha (who no longer works there) Just to find out that their site was broken and none of the complaints I had submitted had been received. Renting from Prosper Properties caused SO MUCH stress in my life and I genuinely hope they go out of business. I was harassed, lied to, forced to break my lease and find a new place to live, and prosper properties did ABSOLUTELY nothing to remedy the situation. Also :) the neighbor stole our keys upon move out (procedure was to leave them under the door mat) and management blamed us. Even though there are supposedly "working security cameras" outside. DO NOT move here!

I had to move to Germany, so I decided to rent it out while I was gone. I will admit that at first…read moreI was hesitant because I've never rented a house before... much less from that far away. I've heard horror stories of property managers not taking care of the places like they should, but I wasn't ready to sell my home. I took a leap of faith and hired them. They showed interest and professionalism from the beginning. Did everything they needed to do and advertised the house when needed. I must also mention that they advised me every step of the way and in every decision I had to make. I always felt like they were acting in my best interest and at no point they showed like my business mattered less than other customers. My last tenant was a friend of mine. I did ask at one point if she was happy with Prosper as the POC, and she had nothing to say but good things about them. They were helpful to her and very patient. I had to sell my home after three years, but I don't think I could be happier with the services they provided, which in turn gave me a peace of mind. I'm very grateful for leaving my property in their hands and I can't recommend them enough. Reach out to me if you have any questions about my experience with them.

Vista Property Management

Vista Property Management

(48 reviews)

1-Star Review (If I Could Give Zero, I Would)…read more If I could give zero stars, I absolutely would. I wish I had read the countless negative reviews before ever engaging with Vista Property. I was misled about the $250 administrative fee and was later told it was non-refundable, even though when I took the money order to their office the agent Olivia who stated to me that if it doesn't work out I would get my money order back. She added the reason for the money order not written out is for a smooth return if needed. When I asked for my money back--because proceeding with the lease no longer made financial sense--staff refused to return it and tried to hold me financially hostage. What made this experience far worse was the unprofessional and racially charged behavior I encountered. The office manager Lori made a micro-aggressive comment implying that because I am Black, I needed to "come respectful"--as if my race predetermined my behavior or justified calling the police. Because of that comment, I brought law enforcement with me to deliver my written request for a refund, for my own protection. The owner's behavior was even more alarming. When the officers accompanied me, he acted as if they belonged to him--scolding them, pointing in my face, refusing to speak with any professionalism, and ordering the police to remove me after I calmly explained the racial remark I experienced. Even after leaving the office, the officers continued to circulate the area, clearly influenced by the false narrative that I was somehow a threat--simply because I was a Black woman advocating for myself. I returned only to use the restroom and locate my payment receipt. This was a horrific, degrading, and discriminatory experience from start to finish. The lack of transparency, the refusal to return my money, the racial hostility, and the unprofessional conduct are all deeply concerning. I will be reporting Vista Property to the Better Business Bureau, filing a small claims lawsuit, and documenting this incident wherever possible so others don't go through what I experienced.

If you get Rita good luck!!,HORRIBLE customer service, very nonchalant..Office staff won't forward…read moreyou the GM after several requests...

Seattle Rental Group

Seattle Rental Group

(87 reviews)

Belltown

My experience working with Chelsey Ryskalczyk/Seattle Rental Group couldn't have been better…read more Chelsey is very responsive, she looked out for my best interests, and provided sound advice.

Unfortunately, don't believe the fancy pictures or the comments. We moved from another state and…read morerented a house based on the comments here. Our problems started right after we rented, and they did address them initially, but then they couldn't agree with the landlord and parted ways. After that, I was left alone with the landlord. Of course, since their contracts ended, they don't have to help, but even though I continued paying all my rent through the platform they provided and they knew about the issues with the landlord, they offered no support when I moved out. They didn't even give me a reference, and because my landlord didn't reply to emails or replied late, or perhaps gave a bad reference, I had a lot of trouble finding a new place. All I wanted was a reference. I came from another state and rented this house sight unseen, trusting their name, but they didn't lift a finger to help me in my difficult time. In the end, with a baby, two months of stress looking for a house, being rejected, and paying more deposit because there was no reference or a bad one. Think twice before doing business with this company or trusting their name, and if possible, talk to the landlord directly and meet them because one day they might be disappeared. Otherwise, you might end up without electricity and get no help from anyone. Because at the end of the day, once they rent the house and get their money, you're nobody's concern. Note for response: I just have asked that I rented property via your company and paid on time. New landlord just want to make sure no eviction or delayed payments. You had all these information and legally you could refer me because I rented from your company and I have used zego payment via from your company. You guys just rented out took your money and left me alone with landlord. I dont know landlord.I trusted your company! You just betrayed and left your customer alone

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Real Property Management Today

(65 reviews)

As an owner and landlord for nearly 10 years with property managers on both coasts I have found RPM…read moreto be very EXPENSIVE. If I wanted Cadillac services and the associated fees then I would ask for them. But RPM and it's franchisee business model has all sorts of built ins to nickel and dime owners at every opportunity. Not only that but they charge 10% on rents. The current rates in this area is nowhere near this AND other managers don't look for opportunities to upsell you on stuff you don't need nor do they look for FOUR opportunities to charge you $50 to go bother your tenant and take pictures a year. Seriously every 3 months on a large house to bug people so you can get your $50 isn't going to work for me or my tenants. It's simply not worth the money. I could get the same marketing for the same vacancy rate (1/2 months rent) for 8% and not have all the other services and fine print in their agreement. Or better yet given the rental market I could get decent service for the same vacancy rate and 6%. But 10% ??? I'll be dropping RPM after our year is up. The people working there are Great but just not worth all the extra expenses. And also let the owner know you're going to do some of this stuff don't just do it then charge me. That's annoying and irksome.

By far the worst renting experience I've had in my life. Since the start, these people are…read moredifficult to get a hold of and are not responsive until they need something from you. They even didn't provide me a key to the front gate at the start of my lease and I should have known then what I was in for. I moved into this unit May of 2025 and despite wanting to stay at least 2 years, will be looking to move this year. I had a leak in my apartment in September 2025, called it in immediately, and had someone come out the same week. Only, they (property management) sent no water mitigation and all they did was stop the leak and close up the wall. The contractor said the pipes needed to all be replaced and that the floors were now in bad shape, but property management didn't listen and just sent another tech to close the wall. I warn them via text that they need to have someone come and assess the water damage. Nothing. I even mention the water damage when they send their quarterly inspector in November. He assures me the water damage is on the property owner to handle. In December while I was on vacation, another leak happened, but since it was the holidays, I'm told scheduling someone was more difficult and so the leak continued to get worse. Eventually, they do send water mitigation to put giant machines in my office, but are unable to tell me how long they have to be there for. Not a big deal over the holidays but starts to be a hassle once I have to start work again. They still ended up unresponsive and unable to address my concerns. Mainly that I didn't have full access to that room and that I couldn't take meetings due to the noise. Not to mention, my space being in disarray since I had to remove EVERYTHING from my closet and eventually move my studio out of this room. Once the machines are removed, I hear nothing from them for almost a WHOLE MONTH, so I assume they aren't going to do anything further and I'm just stuck with damaged floors until my lease is up. I reach out and tell them I'm really disappointed and they finally call me to tell me they are working with insurance to see what can be done. Their insurance calls me to interrogate me because RPMT tried to tell them it was MY negligence as to why the floors needed to be replaced. I got sick during this time (I think maybe in part due to the water damage in my home) and when the contractors reach out to me to schedule the flooring, I have to wait a few days for my voice to come back enough to have a conversation. I call when I can. The contractor tells me that RPMT wants to replace the ENTIRE floor of my apartment. I ask him if we can do that in pieces since otherwise I would basically have to move. He says no. So I reach out to RPMT to address the financial concerns and implications of having to remove all my belongings for this work to take place. They say they are on my side but ultimately, they are unwilling to work with me on compensation for not having access to my space. They are unwilling to NOT raise my rent (because during this time they also sent me a rent increase notice). And basically they were unwilling to offer me anything of value for the hassle and pain it has been to deal with them and THEIR NEGLIGENCE. I ended up staying in a hotel for 3 days so that the worst of the damage could be repaired. The contractor they chose did a shotty job and I wouldn't be surprised if they try to say that I can't get my deposit back due the corners that were cut (literally). All that is to say, I would stay far far away from this company when it comes to ensuring you have a safe, healthy home to live in. They also charge ridiculous fees which have not been worth dealing with them to justify the cost. I would give zero stars if I could.

J C Higgins & Associates

J C Higgins & Associates

(52 reviews)

Where do I start. I live in the Cobbelstone HOA is Puyallup/South Hill. My wife and I have been…read morerefusing to pay dues for the lack of service. This company is so quick to send out warning letters or charge interest for refusing to pay dues when they fail to uphold any of their obligations. Our community park has spray paint all over, boards bashed out and section of fence missing. We also have been finding drug paraphernalia as well. We also have recently been observing homeless leaving their shopping carts by the big opening in the fence line that was damaged. One of our kids was bit by some random kids dog about a month ago which I filled out an online police report with Animal control. I also let the HOA know which again fell on def ears. Our kids do not feel safe playing at our community park. Anthony with JC Higgins hardly responds to emails or phone calls. I feel going to court and forcing their hand to do something is probably what it will take to get stuff done. Until then we aren't paying dues to a company that refuses to maintain the community common areas that we pay dues for. The neighborhood park is starting to look like a homeless encampment. Not paying dues for a service that is not happening. If you are looking for a company to help manage your HOA, I would stay clear of this company. I'm sure the manager will try to play it up like we are the bad guys like he does in previous reviews on here. If you are struggling with this company, I suggest filing a complaint with the state's AGs office. I will be filing one this weekend.

Lorne Martin is in charge of our HOA and she is AMAZING. I sent a check in via "bill pay from my…read morebank" for a clubhouse rental and most have had 6+ email exchanges as the check still never arrived (lost in the USPS). Every email, I receive a quick response from Lorne. Thank you for the great communications. Susan Cutrell

NRB Property Management - Estimate sent at 17 days past lease end. we wouldn't get another letter with details until 35 days past lease end.

NRB Property Management

(68 reviews)

I never thought I would have to take someone to court, but that's the process I'm in right now. RCW…read more59.18.280 states that the landlord has 21 days from the time the rental agreement ends and the tenant vacates the unit to postmark the return of the deposit or a written statement detailing why portions of the deposit were withheld. If the letter or bill gives estimates of repair costs, but not actual repair costs, your landlord failed to notify you correctly under the law even if your landlord gave you those estimates within 21 days. The court case that says estimates are not good enough is Goodeill v. Madison Real Estate, 191 Wash.App. 88 (2015). So I'm entitled to my entire security deposit and I have yet to receive it. What's worse is that when sharing the law and case information to NRB, the response I got was "This is how we've always done it." Way to tell me that you've been breaking the law for a LONG time. So as a result, all of my friends who are moving to tacoma, I steer them far away from NRB. so why two stars instead of one? Well, while we were there, things seemed fine. They were generally very responsive when we needed them to be, although I wasn't a fan of the occasional need to have inspections done. That was weird and the first time I've encountered it as a renter since college.

Highly unprofessional and their communication is extremely poor. They gave mixed messages and bad…read moreinformation. One of their employees had the audacity to yell at me on the phone. My advice is not to do business with these folks as they're practically unresponsive and when they are, they'll give you conflicting information and be very disrespectful. Rest assured that I will be making a formal complaint with the attorney general's office and the Tacoma Chambers of commerce. If you want to rent with these folks, expect to need a lawyer to deal with them.

Madison Sierra Sun - apartments - Updated May 2026

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