You can bet the farm that this company will go above and beyond to help get the most for their…read moreclients. Hard row to hoe? Field Level Agriculture has the right tools for the job! Between appraisals, brokerage, and management they've got all your farmland investment needs covered now and until the cows come home. 5/5.

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We were in the parking lot behind Catholic Charities on Prairie Street Run by One Main. My wife was…read moreexperiencing breathing problems so I stopped the car for a second to check on her and see if any further action was necessary. An attendant approached her car and rudely told us we could not park there. I tried to explain what was happening and that I had no intention of parking there but he continued to interrupt me and got belligerent. I responded in kind but meanwhile my concern about my wife was primary. The petty little man who wouldn't listen could have seriously affected my wife's well-being, and if it was up to me he'd be fired. I understand you have to have rules about parking but this is ridiculous and this guy was a total moron.

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Zero stars is not an option. If you're thinking of hiring this company for property management save…read moreyourself the hassle and get someone else. Can't ever get anyone on the phone and when you can get a request put in to get something fixed it takes forever. They always give the excuse of "I have other properties too" so they apparently already have too much to handle.

My sister lives in an apt at 313 S Church St in Decatur, IL. She has been there for quite a few…read moreyears, recently Roadrunner Prop took over from Swartz prop in Decatur. The building hasn't been maintained in years and it is not safe, we cannot get a hold of anyone that will call us back on the phone. My sister's front has been kicked in and is needing repair, windows are broken out, etc. No one answers the phone ever! This is terrible and I am visiting from Texas looking for an agency to report this issue.

I want to start out by saying that I am a Leasing Agent at another company near campus, so I am a…read morelot more tolerant of issues with the multi-family living industry. Some things, however, are just not permissible in my opinion. My apartment was not horrible when my roommate and I first moved in. However, upon further inspection, there were a lot of things we were unhappy with. Bedroom A's bathroom had a few issues. The toilet paper holder was broken, one of the doors doesn't latch, etc. It should be noted that we did not contact maintenance about this door, as it didn't bother my roommate that much. Maintenance did come and fix the toilet roll holder when we placed a work order. My bedroom, has a hole in it. It was there when we moved in. There is also a large dent in the wall (likely caused by prior residents slamming it). The apartment was covered in a light layer of dust, and did not feel clean at ALL when I moved in back in August. Despite, the condition of move in, my roommate and I agreed we wanted to relet our apartment. We were sent one (ONE) email in early September or October, I don't remember which month, that if we resigned by the 1st of the following month, we would get a special. Well, come Thanksgiving time and we decide to resign our lease. Our leasing agent, who I will not name, told us we could, and she'd send the documents over and call us back. Only when she did, we were told our apartment had actually been signed already, and they were sold out at the building. We were very angry. No notice was given to us. One email informing us of the special, and then nothing. I know firsthand that it is the ethical thing to do to give your current residents a deadline. However, this is not covered in the lease, so we didn't press the issue. I ended up finding another complex very close by that is a way better value. Nothing was done to try and remedy the situation from my understanding. A high turnover rate (the amount of resigned leases vs new leases is much lower) is a poor reflection on either the property management group, property, or both. In this case, it seemed as if GSR was more focused on getting new residents, and didn't give a crap about their current ones. This all said, we knew that this was a college apartment, and did not expect to be living in the Ritz Carlton. However, when our lock was broken a few months ago, we were asked if we could "just deal with it." Maintenance came by, it wasn't working properly, and we were met with that solution. After my roommate put up enough of a fuss, which she should not have to do since lock issues are deemed an emergency, they finally installed a different lock. Due to my (limited, but valid) experience, there are some issues I can make do with, and some I cannot. The lock incident was not appropriate. The renewal incident left a bad taste in my mouth, and I would not recommend this company. HOWEVER, I will say that they are very responsive to work orders, and there's something to be said about that. I'd advise exploring all options before signing with this company, but hey, maybe you'll have a better experience. I'm only sharing my own, which was below average at best.

I moved into the apartment at 209 E University Avenue on August 18 and immediately noticed a strong…read morechemical odor throughout the apartment. I documented it on GSR's move-in checklist and submitted a maintenance request right away. The smell made me really uncomfortable living there. Whenever I stayed in the apartment for a while, I started feeling physically unwell and experienced chest tightness. It wasn't just that I "didn't like the smell" -- I genuinely did not feel comfortable staying in the unit. What frustrated me most was how GSR handled the problem. They did not provide any practical solution, even refusing to provide a simple fan to help ventilate the apartment. There was never any meaningful investigation into where the smell was coming from. Every time someone from management came to inspect the apartment, the visit lasted less than two minutes and they would say they personally could not smell anything. During one visit, the staff member even said that she had a blocked nose and could not smell properly. GSR also kept saying that I was just too sensitive to odors. That was honestly very frustrating, because I wasn't the only person who could smell it. A number of friends came into my apartment and noticed the chemical-like odor as well. I even called the City of Champaign myself and requested an independent inspection. The City inspector also confirmed in writing that a strong odor was present in the apartment during his inspection. Even after multiple people, including an independent City inspector, noticed the smell, GSR continued to deny and say they couldn't smell anything and treated the issue like it was just my personal sensitivity. I repeatedly asked GSR for help, but my requests were rejected and no further action was taken to actually identify or address the source of the problem. So, think about this: When a tenant reports a strong chemical-like odor right after moving in, feels physically uncomfortable staying in the unit, several visitors notice it, and even a City inspector confirms that an odor is present, I think the situation deserves more than a two-minute walk-through followed by "we don't smell anything." Based on how this situation was handled, I personally would not recommend renting from Green Street Realty. If you are thinking about renting from GSR, I strongly recommend personally inspecting the exact unit before signing anything and documenting every issue immediately after move-in.