I highly recommend Miriam and her team! As the Business Development Manager for **Silverado Rooter…read more& Plumbing**, we have had the opportunity to work with them as one of their vendors, and I've been very impressed with the level of care they provide to both their property owners and tenants. They are very selective about the vendors they work with and make it a priority to hire reputable companies that will take good care of their clients. They also follow up with us, hold their vendors accountable, and make sure we are providing excellent service from beginning to end. That says a lot about how much they care about the people and properties they manage. **Miriam is wonderful to work with!** She is professional, responsive, kind, and genuinely cares about providing a great experience for everyone involved. We truly appreciate our relationship with her and her team! **-- Toni Smith, Business Development Manager Silverado Rooter & Plumbing**

Blue Fox Properties Team 1 is amazing! They are always on top of any issues with my houses and…read morecontinue to impress me with everything thing they do!

We searched the Tucson area for property managers ... and found many…read more Many we wouldn't consider! Then we checked Rentals America reviews and were very favorably impressed by the positive reviews by both owners and renters. We're delighted that Charity King represent us. To paraphrase the advice for having a happy life ... Happy renter, Happy owner Ira

I was re/searching property management companies for my first-ever rental property. I wanted…read moresomething local but also an agency that had longevity and, of course, good reputation/reviews. I recognized early that given the sheer impossibility of satisfying all tenants, or owners, no property mgmt company is going to have higher than a 4-star average. And then I came across R.A. with a solid 4+ star average. As I read through dozens and dozens of reviews (here and other platforms), there were a couple of managers themselves who stood out. One was Laina (who turns out to be a supervisor) and the other was Irene. My first inquiries (whether to retain them, what I need to know to be a good LL, and what to watch out for) were directed to Laina as I was preliminarily curious about their management style, prerequisites, and costs. I was especially concerned about the tenant vetting and application process. Laina was extraordinary - always easy to reach and never rushed me in my relentlessly probing questions. I was impressed by the guarantees and the no-commitment promise that RA stands by as well (that's confidence!). Once I had finally settled on RA to manage the house I had purchased I was fortunate to be assigned to Irene. She is meticulous, punctual, responsive, demanding, patient, persistent, and somehow still manages to accomplish all that with good nature. I wouldn't want anyone possessing less than every one of those standards to be responsible for supervising my home. She is also accessible by direct texting and email and has always responded within hours if not minutes. When I thought my house was ready to be listed Irene stopped by to lend her critical eye. I kid you not, she found 15-18 things that needed fixing, cleaning, removing, painting, or installing. And fair warning, many of those issues are deal-breakers for RA (refusing to publish my rental until they were fixed). However, their high operational standards translate into presentability. It took me, plus a hired handyman, almost 2 weeks working every evening and wknd to get the entire list finished... and it made a world of difference. It's remarkable what "you can live with" vs what is appropriately marketable. R.A. was running a summer retainer special of $599 that included all of the above and also professional photos for the listing - on par with the industry. The $99 flat fee/month for management was another selling point. There are a couple of companies that will manage for slightly less (e.g., $75/mo) and a couple that charge a flat 10% per month no matter how high the rental price is (which is ab$urd). RA's costs include two random inspections/year, the dreaded eviction scenario, and it places them between you and the tenant as the primary contact for all things - from complaints, to rent, to repairs. Once you've hired RA, you'll get a monthly newsletter and occasional articles about being a "landlord" and about market conditions in your metro area. They are loaded with helpful tidbits and illuminating graphics. Note: rent is typically due from the tenants on the first of the month but the transfer to your bank account will occur on the 10th or 11th of the month so digure how to float your mrtg payments accordingly. There is a bricks/mortar location just north of Campbell/Ft. Lowell and that was also important to me - to lend legitimacy to the company. It is modest, with basically a front desk and small office but it's staffed by a receptionist M-F from whom you can get sample documents and preliminary questions answered too. At the end of the day, property management is 30% fees/costs and 70% skilled diplomacy -- between owner/Mgmt and between tenant/Mgmt. You need to have those relationships working smoothly, precisely because of the inherent friction points that they so easily generate. In Laina and Irene RA's mgmt team does a tremendous job navigating each.

I would not recommend this property based on my experience as a resident…read more Throughout my lease, I dealt with several ongoing maintenance and management issues. The walls are extremely thin, and I experienced hot water running into the toilet for most of my lease. Maintenance was contacted and attempted a repair, including drilling into the wall, but the issue continued and resulted in orange staining in the toilet. Beginning around April, the water also developed an unpleasant odor that affected the apartment. I reported the issue to maintenance, but it was not fully resolved. There were also frequent mandatory apartment showings with only about two days' notice. This occurred multiple times and became disruptive, especially since there was little to no communication or follow-up afterward. Additionally, my AC unit leaked water for approximately a month and a half after I reported the issue, and no one came to inspect it during that period. Management also began asking about lease renewal only a couple of months after move-in, which felt premature. The security cameras appeared to be unreliable, the vehicle gate frequently had issues, and I also heard reports from other residents regarding roach problems. Overall, my experience involved repeated maintenance concerns, poor communication, and ongoing property issues. Based on these experiences, I do not believe the property was worth the cost or inconvenience, and I would recommend prospective residents consider other options.

AVOID AVOID AVOID! There are two primary issues with TIR: PRIVACY and SECURITY DEPOSITS…read more Privacy: They will send you an email saying "hey, we'll show up sometime in the next monthish for your A/C" and they'll come in if you're home or not after a knock. Hopefully you aren't in the shower when this happens! This would happen so often that I would lock my doors in a specific way to see if they had come while I was out. Deposits: I left my place pristine, took a video as well. They took half my deposit for "painting". After multiple requests via text, email, and phone, they will not respond to a single message. Landlords aren't required to answer disputes, so unless you sue they won't give you your money. Since TIR works with UA students, they are banking on students not suing. Other issues: slow with repairs (my dishwasher was broken the day I moved in), do not provide the legally mandated 48 hour notice for tenant showings, and utilities are $$$. TL;DR: don't rent with TIR if you value functioning appliances, your money, or your privacy.

I originally found Genesis Real Estate Management here on Yelp when I was looking for someone to…read moremanage my properties in Tucson, and I'm really glad I did. Specifically, Lemonie has been great to work with. She's very responsive, easy to communicate with, and does a great job finding tenants quickly. This past year has been especially difficult with storm damage and having to replace a roof during monsoon season. Since I'm out of town for work, I was worried about how everything would get handled, but Lemonie really stepped up. She coordinated with multiple contractors, stayed in contact with my tenants, and handled everything professionally. She made what could have been a very stressful experience so much easier for me. I really appreciate having someone I can trust to take care of my properties when I'm not there. Thank you, Lemonie, for everything you do for me and my tenants!

I've lived in a house managed by Genesis for seven years now…read more The two times that I've had issues with appliances, not working Genesis has failed to handle the situation with any sense of urgency. I sent a message on July 20 about my Oven not working and did not get a message back until September 1 As far as customer service goes, this is a complete fail on their part. I would not suggest this company to take care of your property.

This review is specific to Juan Miller and Cari Rascon. Juan…read moreMiller is personable and exceptional in his work, often going above and beyond to ensure that all issues are addressed. Cari Rascon is by far the best property manager I've had the pleasure of dealing with so far. She handles all issues promptly and professionally while still maintaining a level of personability, which is refreshing. Both Juan Miller and Cari Rascon are valuable assets to the Fort Lowell Realty company. Thank you Juan and Cari for all that you do.

I have been here at Craycroft Commons for going on 10 years now, when the property was 55 and over,…read moreno smoking, no pets. This year the property has turned itself upside down with the property manager, Ana Consuelo, the "Onsite" and tenants who have decided to mount surveillance cameras on the property. I fully understand Ring cameras and camera bulbs, but personal surveillance cameras covering the property as seen by my photos. What happened to personal privacy? All this starts with Property Manager, Ana Consuelo who does not care about the property nor the tenants living here. She has never visited the property to see how the tenants are doing. One meeting a month would be nice to see how the tenants are doing and listen to any grievances. The "Onsite", who Ana Consuelo hired, is not doing her job. The plants in the courtyard are slowly dying as she waters when she wants, as seen by my photos. I will be posting once a month on how this property is going, as I yearn for the old days. In closing, I would appreciate if management would replace Ana Consuelo and the "Onsite". Thank you... NEW ITEM WITH PICS... One of the tenants moved a pot directly in front of another tenants door. From pot to door is 15 feet. Would this classify as a fire hazard? Should tenant who moved pot be charged for endangerment? So much drama at this apartment complex now.

I would like to be fair on this review. To start they either have no idea of the Tucson market or…read morethey flat out lie to get your business. Before I signed, I was told they would be able to rent it for X amount, granted I did think it was a little high of an estimate, but after three months they wanted me to lower the price by a whole 1/3 of what they promised me they would be able to rent it for with their "analysis". I will say they are friendly and responsive. However, they did ask me to do some repairs and improvements to help get it rented and I agreed but for their recommendation I was charge $150 to hang 5 paintings. I am an engineer and I do not even make that much, even giving them the benefit of the doubt for an hour of work at most I was shocked. Another fix they suggested I agreed to and made payment but three months later it was never even touched. Also I had the house professionally cleaned before handing it over but they kicked it back to there cleaners and charge me for a full price for a cleaning (not to mention they tried to charge me for an extra cleaning before I called them out and got a refund). They have a pretty hefty up-front fee of ~$700 that they said would go to photos and marketing, but I question if they spent even half of it on what they said. Finally, I asked them multiple times to list the property on AirBNB which they told me at signing they would, but they never listed it even after multiple request. In the end of everything they took ~%50 of the booking after all they are fees and services.

If you are renting, insist on seeing the lease before you give them Earnest Money or an application…read morefee. You may be very surprised by the number of fees--fees in addition to the rather hefty administrative fee. Also note the language in the application: if you decline, for any reason, you forfeit the Earnest Money. So ensure that you see the lease first. If you want to see a copy of the lease, contact me. Anthony Garot I'm easy enough to find.

If I could leave negative stars I'd give them negative 10!…read more My swamp cooler still not working after line was flushed and they don't want to fix it. They say it's running at the specs of the manufacturer. This thing is rusted and when they switch from heating in the winter to Summer they don't take a shop vacuum and remove water deposits or the rust so they clog the tubing and they are using hoses that are too small. This has been a nightmare!! Neighbors punching my husband in the face, threatening to burn my building down having guns shot by the same woman. They don't enforce the rules they have in the lease. It says you can only have one car per residents but some of them have cars that haven't moved in years as you can see no tags since 2022 and the spider webs are growing under that car. Had gun pointed at me! I just don't want you to rent here because they never stand behind their work and we pay for upkeep on the grounds and landscaping has only been here a handful of times my husband rakes our side of the driveway and waters the plants. I had to call code enforcement right after we moved in and the cabinets in the kitchen were just rotten. Thankfully code enforcement told them they had to fix this stuff but still can't get the swamp cooler running!!! It's a simple machine that takes very little effort to fix and again still 100° in my house! They want me to move and pack in this heat and then leave it rent ready???!! I don't think so!!!!! DO NOT RENT FROM THIS COMPANY!!!

The best property management I personally have experience! I have been with them for over 5 years…read moreand have nothing bad to say! Office personnel is so sweet and professional

We received a recommendation to use Nicole when I asked my good friend in Tucson who she would use…read morefor real estate. Our friend said hands down Nicole Brule-Fisher When we first started looking we were thinking second house. We exchanged emails with Nicole and made arrangements to drive and look at houses. Nicole spent all weekend with us showing homes, connecting with other agents to give us more options. There was one house that was amazing that she was able to show us before it even went on the MLS but it didn't have a place for a pool. (sad face) Nicole showed us a bunch of houses but nothing we were ready to pull the trigger on (this is the beginning of October). So we went home and Nicole started emailing us listings. There was one house that we wanted to see but we couldn't get away. Nicole went out and face timed us for a walk-through. Since we were relocating there wasn't urgency on our end. We were looking for a turnkey house that hit all our must haves. Anyway, my husband was on a quick trip to Tucson and I was in California when I went on Zillow and saw this sweet fixer upper in a great area. My husband called Nicole to see the property. I guess she was unavailable because she told him Nick would meet him at the property. Nick was great - he's unpretentious, friendly and knowledgable. We wrote an offer on the fixer and with their recommendation added an escalation clause. Our offer wasn't selected but became the backup offer. Anyway, all the stars aligned when the first party backed out and we got news that the sellers wanted to accept our offer. woot woot! The fixer didn't have everything we wanted but the location was so amazing and the price low enough that we decided to take on the project to get exactly what we wanted. I honestly didn't think we were in that headspace when we started looking. I really liked working with Nicole and was a bit bummed that we got kicked to Nick. Life happens though - it was during covid so who knows why this happened. On the up side...We also really liked working with Nick. They both were great and have gone the extra mile for us - before, during and after the purchase. Before we closed, two turn-key properties came up on Zillowthat we absolutely loved. We made a trip out to Tucson just to be sure we were making the right decision with our "fixer" - We passed on them, but those houses were very tempting. Nick recommended contractors and inspectors so we could get things inspected during our 10 day inspection period. He really made this part of the transaction go smoothly. My husband and Nick did the final walk through. Nick was with us every step of the way. After the sale we got a notice from the city that we had a water leak. One of our neighbors saw the notice and called the listing agent who in turn called Nick. Nick called us and was kind enough to go to the property to turn the water off for us. The only area that I felt didn't go as smoothly as I would have hoped is with the lenders they recommended. There was some miscommunication that was really inconvenient especially around the holidays. I would highly recommend Nicole and Nick if you are looking to buy a property in Tucson. They are both professional, unpretentious, and know the area extremely well. It was a pleasure to work with them and we appreciate all their time and care.

We recently enlisted the help of Nicole - Brule Fisher and Nick Vargas, of REMAX / Select, to sell…read moreour home in Tucson. They made, what can typically be a difficult, process quick and easy. Their knowledge of, and experience in, the Tucson real estate market made it easy getting to an acceptable offer and navigating through the various steps to close. Their efforts even included working tirelessly to find a home for all the furniture we chose not to take with us. Both Nicole and Nick and friendly, easy to talk to and understood the emotions that accompanied saying goodbye to our home. We have absolutely no complaints working with Nicole and Nick and highly recommend them to anyone looking for the very best in help selling their home.