I have never written a review, but this one needs to be said. Once you write that check for the security, you will never see it again! When we first rented with Rental Link, we had a very nice agent. He did retire shortly thereafter, and with the new one we did not have the same comfort level. The master bathroom had some issues with mold and urine crusted toilet. Not wanting to make a fuss, we replaced the toilet seats and cleaned and cleaned! Other modifications were done with the knowledge of the first agent. Four ceiling lights and fans were installed, one of them was a combination light and fan which we contributed at our expense. All prior ceiling lights were stored in the garage, original equipment of approximately a 10 year old home. Shortly after moving in, the vertical slats in the living room patio door started falling down because of age and brittleness, where they connected to the rod. We did make repairs to reconnect them; and on move out, they were all hanging there. Pictures to verify. Then there comes the matter of the smoke alarm. Shortly before the end of our stay, the alarm was going off frequently. We would climb the high ladder and replace new batteries with even newer batteries of all brans. When we notified maintenance, they said they could not come out for a couple days. It seemed as though the last batch of new batteries was going to work, and so we canceled maintenance at the time. A couple of days before we gave them the keys, we informed them that the smoke alarm had started to chirp again. Having already moved out our ladder, we could not reach the 10 foot ceilings. Needless to say, all of this concerns our security deposit. After much communication in writing and also phone conversation, they have decided they're entitled to $1172.50 of our $2375 deposit. We requested a walk-through prior to our exit, but they said they were not available. Lack of a walk-through has left us vulnerable to whatever RentalLink decides to say or do with the property. We have pictures before and after, but that does not seem to make a difference. Having owned several homes and renting also we have consistently tried to take care of them and leave them better than we got them. We patched all holes, re-textured and painted where TVs and pictures had hung, (having 50+ years with drywall experience). We have always gotten our security deposits returned and were never charged for aging material or so-called damages. From other comments online this seems to be an ongoing problem for Rental Link to return security deposits and easier for them to make their adjustments and end up with the money. No thanks to Rental Link, and I would advise people to look hard and long at them before they rent from them! read more