We leased a home in Round Rock for five years and and the property management company was GDAA for the first 2-3 years, and we had a good experience with them. Since the home we leased was 25 yrs old, we had several items which needed attention, including a new water heater the week we moved in. Then, the company was acquired by Pure Property Management, and we have had a disappointing experience with them. Not long before giving our notice that we would be moving out, we had a leak underneath the kitchen sink. My husband had tried sending a "property meld" which is an online request for repair/service, and there was no response. Both my husband and I called requesting service, (speaking with Caesar) and were told to please send another property meld (which we did), even though the property melds were not being received by Pure. I let him know we would like the leak to be addressed by the end of the week, and he said it would be. Come to find out, Pure had us listed as the owner, instead of the leasing party, and the leak had to wait until the following week. What should have happened, is Caesar should have looked into the matter right away, as to why they were not receiving the online request for service, but instead we were told to just submit another request.
We moved out of the property at the end of August, and had a professional cleaner come to clean the day after, and we also were collecting a few items still at the house. We had two very nice, fairly large, aloe vera plants on the front porch in matching pots, which we were not able to fit in our car. We also had some mail for the owner of the house, which we left on the kitchen counter. We let the owner know about these things, and that we would be picking up the plants on the front porch in two days. When I returned in two days, the plants were gone. I checked the back yard and did not find them, so I gave a call to Pure, speaking with Jasmine, and I expressed how upset I was that the plants were gone. Well, she told me she was looking at pictures taken at the inspection the day before, and that our plants were not in the picture, so they must have been stolen. I questioned her how these plants were on the front porch for five years while we lived there, and then they somehow disappeared within two days of moving out, to which she did not have an answer. After I got home, I called Johnnie, a Vice President at the Round Rock office and left a voice mail regarding the matter. I never heard back from him or anyone from Pure. I let the owner of the home know and apparently, Pure also took the mail on the counter, which specifically was addressed to him and his family. After speaking with him, I could tell he did not have a high opinion of Pure as well. read more