We were moving from out of state to Pearland Texas. I contacted Patty as her reviews on yelp…read more We're good and she exceeded our expectations. She helped us find a lease property, and helped us secure all the utilities prior to move in date. I would highly recommend Patti.

I interviewed five realtors and was disappointed by all (inc. Patricia Dajani, Jay Monroe, Jeremy…read moreFain) for various reasons. I've lived in the area over 20 years and knew more about the market and how to price and present properties than them. I therefore attended an open house hosted by Patty Newtown to check her out and ended up hiring her. Zero regrets! I got a full 5%-9% higher price than if I went with one of the others.

I had a great experience working with Sugarland Property Management in Sugar Land, TX for leasing…read moremy property. The entire process was handled smoothly and professionally from start to finish. I would especially like to appreciate Ms. Maria and Ms. Jennifer for their excellent cooperation and clear communication throughout. They were always responsive, supportive, and ensured everything was managed efficiently. Their professionalism and attention to detail made the leasing process stress free. I would highly recommend their services.

Horrible rental management company. People were rude to my previous property management team and…read morehung the phone up on them a couple of times trying to verify rental history. I would stay away from SPM if you are a renter, waste of money paying rental applications when they don't communicate well with people or follow up on applications. Income was over 4x the required gross monthly income, excellent credit history with rental history and they still took an accepted an application that submitted 3 days after me.

Absolutely disappointed & disgusted with their Alvin Texas real estate agent who blatantly allowed…read moreher client to lie and cover up with paint(recent paint) a roof leak.Along with an additional attempt to have a fan blowing where water enters the house.They never once put put any of this in the disclosure, on the sellers disclosure notice they put unknown in a section that was a yes or no response. I would've never put in an offer how did they filled it out to the best of their knowledge.The realtor and her client cost me $750 because they were both not forthcoming. This is a disgrace to the industry and procession. Individuals wonder why they dislike dealing with realtors and I love mine but I understand why after this experience. I did have one of the best inspection companies, who did a phenomenal job at finding these impurities that they deliberately try to hide.

I have purchased two homes now with KW. While I know there are many agents I can tell you that I…read morehave never had anything but positive and professional exchanges with the agents as well as the office staff. I would highly recommend them......KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! :)

My stay was at a convenient location. It was near UofH and advertised for college students and…read moreyoung professionals which was nice. It was in a nice area which I appreciated. I stayed for almost a year. With my room specifically, there were a few leakage problems, made a few reports to management before anything was ever done. Everytime it rained I would experience soaked floors in the bathroom and closet area. We are all adults in this house, so I would have appreciated if the management would have been more attentive. In no way would I ever purposely damage anything in the room. Sealing of the cracks throughout the house does need to be done. No matter how clean everyone was there was always different bugs and roaches and it was more apparent. When I did a deep cleaning during my move out process. When it came to the security deposit. In the contract it was said to be refundable after 30 days of departure. Assuming I would get the entire deposit back, I wish management was honest with the expenses in the earlier months . After receiving the expenses list. She was unresponsive to a follow up question I had, which reflects some of her unprofessional tendencies, and tones she has made throughout my stay.

This is a nice, calm, safe and aesthetically pleasing place to stay. If you're looking for a place…read moreto stay long term or short term I highly recommend reaching out to spar hill management. Ms. Imeh is a lovely and awesome landlady to have.

Did not love this place at all. I've bought and sold about 15 properties in the past 20 years. I…read morepicked this place because they were close to me. Never have I ever worked with a title company that cared less about me or my business. Over and over they promised to do things that they did not do. Things as simple as a call or email to provide an update on progress. I called several times and left messages with the front office staff and on answering machines. I even went up to their office once because no one was returning my calls. Even then the person assigned to my file was not available to see me nor did she return my calls. When I called and asked to speak with the person in charge I was told it was the person assigned to my file. Stay away, far away.

I am a real estate agent in Sugar Land, Texas. I have closed my sales with Melanie Cooley of…read moreCharter Title Company for over 6 years. Before that time, I closed with Melanie Cooley when she worked for another title company. Melanie and Charter Title will handle your closing and make the entire process flow smoothly. I would highly recommend her services and professionalism.

Working with accounting services sucks! I care for a family member, and the new accounting…read moresupervisor refuses to allow me to continue paying the HOA fees for my sisterI have paid for 20 years! The fees :Horrible client skills! So now I have to get others involved!.

Angela Connell, who says she's a VP at Austin Properties, does not know how to interpret the bylaws…read moreof our complex at Bellfort Place. 1) According to the bylaws, I own everything inside. So I converted my one bedroom condo into a two bedroom condo. The second bedroom required a window in order to be considered a bedroom as described by the City of Houston. Austin Properties interprets the bylaws, as if I have to ask permission for a window, which doesn't really matter, because the HOA won't approve the ACC even if I do submit it. Bellfort Place is a dump and has long lost any architectural integrity. Also, I'm the only owner in the history of Bellfort place to be forced to submit an ACC. Anyway. I checked with an attorney, and he told me that City Of houston law supersedes HOA Bylaws. 2) Austin Properties refuses to reimburse me for the power meter which cost me $2700. Anyone with common sense knows that electricity in Houston comes from Centerpoint. Then that Centerpont electricity is sent into a box called a "transformer" which is the responsibility of the HOA and where other condos also receive electricity. Angela Connell, "VP," Austin Properties interprets that since I was the only condo damaged, I have to pay for this situation. She says they may pay for the transformer repair which was $800. But anybody with a brain knows that a power meter does not send electricity to the transformer and that Centerpoint does not send bad electricity to the transformer. Therefore, a person with reasonable intelligence can come to the conclusion that the problem is in the transformer which received good electricity to my electric meter, even if other condos were not affected. Austin Properties prides itself on being a family owned business. What that really means is they hire family members whether they are qualified or not. This is proven by how Angela Connell interprets Bellfort Place bylaws with my two issues above.

The people who work here are friendly and selling your home is a fast process with Texas Ideal…read moreProperties. I feel like they really care about people and I appreciate their Christian values.

This company is looking to make big money from people that are in trouble with there home…read morefinancing. They will give you a cash offer on your house, but it will be way below fair market value.

Discovered homes are amazing, from the get-go and all through the process, their guiding hands was…read morealways felt, the entire team was always on hand to help out, guiding you through process, painstakingly patient with errors. I strongly recommend anyone looking to buy a home to speak with them. Thank you so much, can't wait to buy another with this team.

I closed on my first home with Discovered Homes today and I could not be happier. I was…read moreapprehensive when I started the process because of stories others told me about how stressful the home buying process could be, with Discovered Homes I had the smoothest process. It was stress free and straight forward; they made sure to always explain everything to me, they were patient with my questions, they kept me on task so much so that I was able to close early, they went above and beyond for me and made sure I was getting the best deal. If you're looking to purchase a home, let them guide you, you won't regret it. Thank you to everyone on the team for making my first home buying experience pleasurable, I look forward to working with you on my next purchase.

This is one of the worst businesses I have ever dealt with in my entire life. They completely…read moreruined our home buying experience. And before they could even correct their faults or listen to our complaints, they were quick to cover their ass and point fingers and lay blame. They were incommunicative, non responsive, dare I say incompetent, insensitive, and rude. If you see them in a seller's contract, RUN. Ask for a different company or look for a different house. It's not worth the stress, drama, and sadness they bring for what should be a happy and important time in your life.

They are very capable for Commercial and Residential transactions. The owners are Real Estate…read moreAttorneys and are able to handle complex files. The are very responsive and respond to questions. Pleasant to work with.