Eric has managed my property for several years, and has been far superior to any of my managers in…read morethe past. I've recommended him to several of my friends who have all been happy with his service as well. Does a very good job of keeping cost's down and finding good tenants, would highly recommend!

From the owner: Local self made Property Management Business that strives to provide the best service possible. We…read moremanage a wide variety of properties from trailer parks and studios to large apartment complexes and houses, we would love to manage your property!

When we first moved here we tried a two other Property Management places first. They were the…read morebigger names around town. The first place it seemed like the owner was the only person working for the company, including doing any and all handyman/repair work. The second place was much different and we thought we liked them a lot. Turns out we didn't, but that's a whole other review. Our experience with this office was quick, efficient and very relieving. My husband called up after looking at a couple of listings he was interested in, spoke with Theresa and told her what we were looking for, and she also offered up a few things we passed over. We're really happy she did, because we are now in a town home that has everything we needed and wanted at a very affordable rate. We initially wanted a single family home, because we really wanted a garage, and she encouraged us to look anyways. SFH were more expensive with less room inside and no neighbors with connecting walls. She understood our needs and found us a town home that had a garage and was at the end of the building, so we only have one neighbor with connecting walls. The neighbor is just one guy, who is almost never home and when he is is super quiet. We've met him a few times in the less than a month that we've been here. He's also really nice. I know you can't always pick your neighbors, but Theresa really understood that we are a quiet couple who like our home to be equally as quite, jets excluded, and said she knew this would be a good fit because we match very well with the neighbors. It means a lot that she would look out more for us and our wants and needs that she did her bottom line. The tenants who stayed here before us kind of messed up the place, and she did an amazing job making sure everything was in clean and working order. Noticing the repair and work orders needed to get this place back in good condition, I know that the cost was just over what she actually made from renting to the young couple over the 6 month lease, but as a responsible property manager she did what she had to do. I can respect that completely. My husband and I are planning to buy a house by the end of our lease, and in the event that we have to move, we have already decided that she is going to be the property manager if we decide to rent versus selling.

This rental management company is the best. Wonderful staff, caring individuals who take care of…read moretheir owners and clients. Always helpful, reasonably priced rentals. I would highly recommend these folks for either rental management or rental property.

We have used Piazza's for many years to manage our rental property. I have only had great tenants…read morefrom them and all have been fairly long term. They screen well and keep us owners in the loop through the entire process. They will simply place tenants for you and you take over maintenance and rent collection from there or they will do the whole thing for you while you set parameters for them that you are comfortable with. Their leases are very to the point leaving nothing to interpretation. They have helped us out tremendously over the years and I highly recommend using them to place tenants or fully manage your property! To those that have negative reviews based off of maintenance issues, rent increases, etc. it should be noted that it is not the property management causing those issues as they do not own the properties. They do what the property owner says. You are not Piazza's tenants, you are the property owners tenants. Piazza's are the middle man between the property owner and the tenant and their hands can easily be tied. I highly recommend Piazza Realty Property Management to everyone I know with rentals. They have been nothing but amazing to work with over the years and we have been very satisfied with the tenants they have placed for us.

they are a family with strong roots in our community and they know their stuff plus they are…read morefriendly and go-out-of-their-way helpful

Be aware of this property management!!! Trust me…read more They are not professional people without any adequate communication. No callback, no update for my placement of the rental. Day 1 to Day 11, there were no responsible windows, and everybody said different things. We wasted our valuable time, energy and money, unfortunately. The other people left reviews on your business such as: Agents are extremely slow in getting back, ghosted clients after getting the contract... Maybe this is what it is. "SLOW AND NOT COMMUNICATIVE" represents their business well. And I complained about no updates and not keeping their promised date without informing us. And Cheryl kept making stupid excuses, absurd justifications. It was very tiring. And another property manager, Jason suddenly joined and insulted me by saying I used abusive words toward Cheryl?? Even I haven't talked with her on the phone and all of our messages are on file. Such an absurdity. Mercy on them. They don't want to fix their problems instead they blame us. They are always off the point and so unprofessional without sincerity. I hope nobody will have this kind of experience as I had with them.

Worst tenant experience ever!!!…read more Zero Stars -Windermere PM is a complete rip-off and scam. They will take your hard earned $$ and not give a bleep about returning it. They say, "we will return hold fee if you are rejected or need a co-signor" NOPE, huge liars, they HAVE NOT REFUNDED ME, saying I rejected rental, which I did because I could not afford to pay $4K in fees!, and they did not want me to get a co-signor (I told them I had one). They are an absolute nightmare and I am truly considering small claims court to get my $500 back. Do not waste your time, like other lady said, "you are dealing with satan." I wouldn't expect this from a large company like Windermere, but boy was I wrong. Filing complaints with FHA and FBI, to prevent other people from getting their hard earned money taken. STAY AWAY-YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!!! You are just $$$ Signs to them.

I am not happy with their Services. Totally wasted our opportunity to sale our house with bad…read morestrategy. They don't care about your property look as long as they get commission and sales done.

My recent experience with Team Kelli Lang Re/Max Gateway was awful. I have bought and sold eleven…read morequality homes in my life and have never experienced a more unprofessional transaction than the one I will describe below. I recently went into contract to purchase a high-end home that Team Kelli advertised on the MLS listing as being 4700 square feet. On the MLS listing the square footage was broken down as being 4200 square feet plus a 500 square foot room addition, totaling 4700 square feet. Sometime after we went into escrow my lender required us to purchase an appraisal. The appraiser determined the square footage to be 4100 - the same square footage that can easily be found at the Assessor's Office. My agent indicated to me Kelli Lang told him that the square footage figure was derived from the deceased owner's heir who did not live in the home. Because the heir was allegedly unfamiliar with the home, he checked boxes "Don't Know" on the disclosure forms, but his square footage estimate was taken as gospel. It seems, a prudent realtor would have verified the square footage figure provided in such a casual way, but that did not occur. IF WE HAD NOT BEEN REQUIRED TO OBTAIN AN APPRAISAL, WE WOULD HAVE PURCHASED A 4100 SQUARE FOOT THINKING IT WAS A 4700 SQUARE FOOT HOME. WE WOULD NOT HAVE KNOWN UNTIL WE ATTEMPTED TO RE-SELL THE HOME. When my realtor attempted to contact Kelli Lang, we were met by stall tactics. I left phone messages, email messages, and text messages for Re/Max officials I was told were technically Kelly Lang's brokers. Neither would call me or write back to me. You would think the seller and Re/Max would want to make things right, but what we got from them was take it or leave it. No apologies, no price reduction, no kick back to the buyer from the listing broker's sizable commission check to at least show a little contrition. Another upsetting misrepresentation from Team Kelli: verbal assurance to my agent all that all landscape lights and landscape irrigation components all operational, one-third of the lights were not, and there are many leaks in the landscape lines. We were not afforded a tour from the seller to explain how the various home systems operated, because the owner "did not live there" (but again, he was "qualified" to estimate the square footage). Team Kelli subsequently corrected the MLS listing by changing the square footage to 4100 square feet. For a variety of reasons including the lack of rentals, contract timing, and the lack of inventory, we ended up buying the home. End result: Kelli Lang RE/Max cashed a sizable commission check with no accountability and I am still looking for my missing 600 square feet. My advice to buyers dealing with Kelli Lange Re/Max is to not assume professional accuracy, verify all facts listed on the MLS Listing, and more importantly do not count on any sense of integrity or good faith.

Kristine was very helpful and we appreciated all that she did to help us sell our property. She was…read morevery nice, knowledgeable and quick to respond to texts or phone messages. Thank you for everything Kristine!

Kristine helped me to find my dream home in Anacortes. She listened to what I was asking for and…read morekept an eye open for that type of property. She was able to alert me to a property as soon as it came on the market, and we secured the property within 24 hours which was necessary in this very tight housing market. Kristine is excellent to work with. She is very knowledgeable about the local market and has many contacts to help secure services both before and after the sale. She is also a genuinely kind and caring person and someone you will want to work with.

I am writing from across the country after receiving a check with the remainder of our security…read moredeposit. I had been waiting to hear and pretty much got what I expected based upon other reviews and opinions regarding Eric and his company. To give some background, I am a military member who was attempting to arrange housing for me and my family while I was deployed. This was the only option for my family that I could afford due to lack of base housing. When I arrived, I noted the poor condition of the home (roof, landscaping, carpets, etc.). Despite Eric's claims otherwise, about 25% of the window screens were there (mostly bent and damaged) and the others were missing entirely. Luckily, I didn't really care as the summers are mild enough and it didn't become a factor. I'll come back to this. Throughout our entire time renting here a number of issues came up with the home. From plumbing, to door fixtures (many), as well as major dishwasher and oven problems. At one point the back bushes needed major trimming, so Eric came to the house while I was at work and my wife was home. He asked to use my extension cord for his machine. I came home to find the trimmings all over the backyard and my extension cord where he left it - NOT where he found it. That's just a little taste as to the type of person he is. He does things halfway and relies on others to take care of his mess. Fast forward two years and I deploy. Of course, the dishwasher decides to have issues as soon as I leave. This is a major appliance, especially in a house with 3 children. It took MONTHS for them to fix it. Months. Finally is was fixed after multiple visits. Next the stove decides to go. Again, takes forever to have it fixed. It took me telling them that we are resorting to cooking all of our meals in the microwave in order to light a big enough fire under them to care and have it relaxed. I have never had an issue with a property management company in my life - and I've dealt with many. To be honest, I had to go over everything he did while I was there to make sure it was done properly or at least to a satisfactory livable level. Most things I wouldn't even call on them for because I knew it would take forever, so I bit the bullet snd handled myself. Fast forward again to a week prior to us leaving. A team from Keller Williams as well as Aleesha Cleveland come to the house for a walkthrough as the homeowner made the smart decision to sell the property. The house was 99% packed up so I used this opportunity to ask Aleesha if there was ANYTHING that I should focus on ESPECIALLY cleaning. Her words were, "we're not too picky. You don't need to go crazy cleaning. Everything looks pretty good." I pointed out items that I had mentioned previously that were never fixed, to include window screens, and she seemed fine with it all. I asked again if there was anything standing out to her. The answer was no. So my wife cleaned the house best she could, I patched holes and dod various things to make it look nicer and we prepared to move. Our plan was to leave on a Friday morning early. They refused to allow us to do the final walkthrough Thursday evening (even though the house was empty and we all slept on the floor) and told us it was no big deal that they would do it Friday after we left. Due to it being a VERY short notice move, I had to agree to this, despite being very uneasy about it given the poor reputation of the company, especially with regards to security deposits. Continued in the pictures!

Island Premier managed our rental while we were out of the area and the phrase "no news is good…read morenews" definitely doesn't apply to them. Being out of state, we relied on them to ensure that our house was being maintained and well cared for. However, many things included in our contract were not carried out - gutter cleaning, annual walk-throughs, etc. We have had to do many repairs including fixing visible plumbing leaks that resulted in water damage to the bathroom (consistent with long-term damage) and repairing roof leaks. When an issue was reported to them, we'd receive urgent phone calls insisting we authorize repairs that instant as the company was already there to fix it. While we would never decline a repair, advance notice would have been appreciated especially considering the time it takes to get appointment scheduled and the cost involved. I could continue, but you get the picture. Basically - if you have other options, go with them.

We worked with Navigate Community Management for the architectural approval of a roof replacement…read moreon our home in Chestnut Trails, and Raycor was a real help throughout the process. Even though our timeline was tight, Raycor stayed responsive, kept us updated on where things stood with the Board, and sent follow-ups to the committee on our behalf when we needed to move quickly. When we had to change a material detail partway through, it was handled without any hassle. Communication was clear and prompt from start to finish, and the request was approved smoothly. Thanks to Raycor for making an otherwise stressful situation much easier.

Great customer service from Victoria Manzano Navigate…read moreCommunity Management, AAMC Accredited Association Management Company. I purchased a condominium in Washington state from Hawaii and Victoria did a great job answering any concerns or questions I had through email. Will continue to contact Victoria if I have any further questions. Mahalo!

I thought working with a property management company would be the right way to go to avoid creepy…read morelandlords as a young female. Boy was I wrong. The staff at Windermere were dishonest to me and my roommate about the state of the home we were to move into. There was mold building up in the laundry room and the wall was falling apart due to a water leak. Issues that WE discovered ourselves. The leak was clearly visible to the human eye; my roommate took photos as soon as she saw the leak and we let Windermere know of the issue. Of course, this was after we had already paid $4,400.00 and signed our lease. These issues were completely ignored by all who did an "inspection" of the place. The mold is a huge concern of ours, as it should be. I had requested a professional mold test on December 17th but that request was never acknowledged and there was no follow-through. The people at Windermere made it seem like the mold was "no big deal". One of their staff members tried to tell us it was "lint stuck to the wall." That was very insulting because all photos show it is, in fact, mold. She also kept defensively talking over us, like our concerns were not valid and she had to "defend, defend, defend". She said something along the lines of, "when we complete our inspections we don't break open walls to look at their pipes.!" as an excuse. Well guess what, I didn't break down any walls either and I saw the water leak OUTSIDE of the walls. My roommate and I were not and have not, been living in the home due to the hazardous conditions. This company was not honest and scammed us out of money along with the landlord they represent. Had we known about these issues prior, we would never had signed the lease or given any money until the issues were addressed. It completely baffles me how all of these issues came about once the landlord and Windermere had our money and a signed lease. We were hopeful when we spoke with Paula at Windermere who said she would advise the landlord to forgive our January rent due to the living conditions. The landlord said "no" and that the conditions were "livable". And that was that. It's shocking because I keep thinking "Doesn't he want a good relationship with his tenants?". However, the landlord had to "drive 1,000 miles and take time off of work" due to him wanting to complete the repairs himself. That information was used by the landlord and Windermere as a tactic for us having to pay rent for a hazardous home. It was his choice to do the repairs when there were plenty of capable contractors right here in the community who would have completed the job within the week. It took a month for this guy to fix issues he ignored for a long time. This has been a terrible experience for me and I have 0 respect for Windermere Property Management and the landlords they represent and choose to defend. Now, if you can excuse me as I write a check for $2,200 for a house where I have not lived in over the past two months. This is due to Windermere's lack of anything regarding the mold test and the lack of urgency regarding the mushy wall in the laundry room. It's truly just the principle of the situation and I feel frustrated, and I am lacking hope for my living circumstances. 2025 is rough and I believe we all need to help each other out, not take advantage. And that is what Windermere did and does. All - Use caution and complete your own inspection before signing a lease agreement or giving any money. This company will lie to you and scam you and think nothing of it.

This is for the renter's side of their business…read more They charge tons of fees - $50 per person for the application, $20-25 for each pet, and when the first application came back with no results on the credit score they asked us to submit a new application, with new fees. They promised to refund the first application fees via email, and did not. All in all just applying cost us (two people + pets) about $300. Windermere did not even want to manage the property I was applying to and dropped the owner of the house as a client AFTER I paid all the fees - I was in touch with the owner and she was bewildered - it sounded like they have never wanted to take the property over and are so unscrupulous that they operated like they would just to get the application in. Read the other reviews. At best they are expensive, at worst they are fraudulent. It's so hard to avoid them because housing is tight here, but you will surely pay more in the end if you choose them out of desperation. They rely on you not going to small claims court or hiring legal to keep being scummy.