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2.0 (4 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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5/21/13 My husband…read moreand I purchased our new condo here in the Colony Condominiums about 26 years ago. We have been very satified with the management of this complex and the staff, including Mr. Cueter. We have 400 families in our compex and we do have an annual meeting one can attend and be heard. Our maintenance fee is very reasonable for the services we get. It is automatically deducted from our checking account. Parking is always limited in these codo complexes but good neighbors share and are considerate. Street parking is banned overnight so that emergency vehicles will have access. Snow removal is excellent--shoveling walks right to our door. Landscaping is prompt and well-done. Rules help to keep our complex neat and safe. We had a roof leak in the past that damaged our living room ceiling. Repairs were very promptly made and our entire ceiling and moldings were beautifully repainted. We applied for permission to plant a tree and also to place a solar tube in our kitchen roof. Both were granted with a little time and not any trouble. One resident was fined for speeding because a neighbor organized a complaint and that resolved itselt. Our complex was badly hit by a tornado a few years ago and we all received new roofs, downspouts, repairs, paint and downed trees replaced. This was paid with insurance monies collected and no assessment was made. The management has repaired my neighbors basement leak a few times and replaced our sump pump at least twice. There is a lot of peace of mind knowing that these things are very well-handled. Most people will only write a review when they have a problem so I would like others to know I love living here and hope to stay much longer.

You know, I probably would give zero stars if I was able to. So just consider this a "0" star…read morereview. I went in there to get something accomplished and needless to say they did not give me the proper information or insight when I was CLEARLY! addressing what I was doing and going to do. We can all see why they have very poor reviews. Out of 22 reviews on yelp, they get 1.4 stars!!.. OOPS. I made 13 calls to them and not a single one was returned. It's a good thing I recorded all my conversations to their voicemail/answering machine anytime I did call and leave any leave a voicemail, and that I kept all my emails. I'm calling out specifically The receptionist at the front desk who I believe to be the office assistant, Marain Burgess and possibly Deanna Carter The vice president of MPM on their weak and lackluster job performance. I did go in there on 2nd of March 2026 asking for something to and they suggested I e-mail the HOA, So right then and there I wrote a letter to the HOA "as they suggested, and on their yellow office note paper with their borrowed pen" and they supposedly emailed it to the HOA, knowing full well that I as a tenant probably don't have a clue as to the rules and bylaws. My partner owns our condo. Then I emailed MPM on 3/9/26 referencing my earlier 3/2/26 ovisit to the office, which by the way on their website, they say you have to have appointment to go in the office? What the heck is that?!?! The doors were unlocked, so I went in and talk to the receptionist, I assumed it was a public place. I had no reason to look beforehand on their website to see that you have to have an appointment to go in the office? But back to my spiel".... I went in there previously on 3/2/26 emailed it to the HOA??? I don't believe they did that. I should've asked for. And also, I told them that at that point on 3/2/26. Looking back on this review, I see I'm repeating myself but, I think you'll see my point. If I'm a tenant and I cannot do something then why didn't they tell me that at that point. Why didn't they just tell me that my partner who owns the condo has to do all communication. My partner is going to this lame fine hearing on the end of the month and I suspect Deanna Carter is the HOA president and if that is so that is truly a conflict of interest, especially if she works for Metropolitan property management also. I'll be looking into this further as far as rules in the township and state laws, governing condo, association, and property management. Maybe this will end up in court. Stay tuned folks, I've got nothing but time. Regards, The Bob "Please"

Pennywise Property Management - propertymgmt - Updated October 2026

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