We recently moved from Christiansburg to Williamsburg, VA. Rachel was recommended to us by our real…read moreestate agent in Williamsburg, and we are so happy that we chose her! Rachel was outstanding in every way--professional, helpful, knowledgeable and a pleasure to work with. The photos taken of our home were excellent and really showcased its best features. As a result, our home sold in under 48 hours and for thousands more than our purchase price. We would highly recommend Rachel; she will do a stellar job on your behalf!

Aaron Harris Kirby, take note of this name. I can only say good things about her and their company…read more There's only one regret we've had - and that is, not hiring them earlier on!!! We were referred to them by another friend who's been using this company for their rentals. Our friend spoke very highly of them. And for good reasons!!! Everything was so easy. We got our home rented quick and we've had great renters through them so far. Now our house just sold and it was a very easy turnover. They also referred us to our realtor (and a really good one too! It's called Nest Realty and I'm going to leave a separate stellar review on them as soon as everything is finalized). It's been an absolute pleasure hiring them. I highly recommend as well!!

Unethical and deceptive listing practices. Very shady…read more My spouse and I applied for a short-term rental here, only to be hit with massive hidden costs at the very last second. To start, the actual short-term rate was $350 more per month than what they advertised online--a markup that is completely omitted from their public website. We adjusted our budget and explicitly asked for all terms upfront via text to ensure there were no more surprises. They told us to apply, taking $98 total in application fees ($49 per adult). They didn't even bother to check our references before sending over a lease loaded with predatory, unmentioned fees: a $199 per person "account setup fee" and a ridiculous $600 non-refundable cleaning fee for a tiny 600 sq. ft. apartment. When we called them out on these hidden charges, the manager didn't say, "You can find our fee schedule online." Instead, he casually told us, "They're on the first page of the lease." They pocket your application money first, and only disclose the real numbers once you're locked in. Expect to pay at least $1,000 more than advertised. Save your money!

My son moved in to Terrace View in August of 2024 and provided proof of renters insurance. Yet,…read moreevery month I get billed for renters insurance at an outrageous rate by the complex. I have personally called multiple times and confirmed with Terrace View it has everything it needs. This was even after a change of management, and the information has been supplied multiple more times. It is bordering on criminal activity at this point.

It was very hard to get in contact with the staff and I still don't have the li k to pay the…read moreelectric bill.

I absolutely love living here. So why the four stars? 1…read more The floors are wood so therefore I hear EVERYTHING the neighbors do above me. I got unlucky and have a guy who I swear drags iron bricks with him every time he walks. He has made my ceiling fan shake. 2. Rent is expensive 3. Location is on a farm on a nice windy day the smell of manure can get in positives 1. Positive feedback from staff when needing help 2. Get togethers in the lounge 3. beautiful surroundings to walk around.

Still currently a resident of Smith's Landing, but I can say overall I've had a great experience…read morehere. I really only have two complaints: * Parking is horrendous. If you come home any time after 6pm, good luck finding a spot anywhere near your building. Even during the day it can be hard to find a spot close by. The turns are also really sharp and there's a lot of blind spots- I've nearly been hit and/or nearly hit someone else several times because of this. * Noise. And I'm not talking about parties or anything like that, although my upstairs neighbors do like to throw loud parties every now and then. I'm talking random landscaping/maintenance noise. Here recently I guess they've been cleaning up downed limbs and mulching, which I'm all for, but can we start it later than 9am? Some people work night shifts and aren't thrilled being woken up by very loud machinery between 8:30-9am. Otherwise I've had a positive experience living here. Rent is a bit higher than other places in the area, but it's worth it IMO. The apartments are really nice, having a washer and dryer is a HUGE plus, and you (generally) don't have to deal with loud parties like other complexes. Staff is friendly and maintenance is quick to respond.

I am so thankful for Monica's help in marketing and securing a quick sale on our home! I was very…read moreselective in who I wanted to have help me with the sale of our home since I have experience as a real estate agent. Monica is an excellent communicator. She was responsive and has stepped right in to help make the whole move much easier for us! I highly recommend Monica, she will handle your transaction professionally.

From the owner: Buying or selling your home is a major milestone in life that should be memorable for all the right…read morereasons. Dedicated to exceptional service and focused on ensuring the best possible results, Monica Nicely is here to help along the way. A longtime resident of the Roanoke Valley herself, Monica's local market knowledge sets her apart. She prioritizes your individual needs as her client and from there, works to offer guidance, insight, and direction in what can traditionally be a complicated process. Just know that whenever you need a hand, Monica's more than happy to be of assistance. Get in touch with her to discuss your personal real estate goals!

Do not be fooled by their demo apartment room they show during their tours. My apartment had no…read moreceiling lights and only one fan. There apartments are poorly maintained and the office admin treat you like second class citizens. I lived here a few years and paid my rent a week before it was due by check and they would lose my checks even though the payment was taken from my account and would have to fight the office to remove the late fees every other month. I also experienced faucet leaks, severe flooding from leaks levels above, cold drafts in the winter due to poor seals, and maintenance workers who like to set up cameras in your bathrooms, here's a news link: https://richmond.com/news/state-regional/blacksburg-maintenance-man-faces-19-new-charges-of-filming-a-nude-person-without-their-consent/article_26b45ccf-3659-5e0a-aeee-5b78c8f52a62.html Do yourself a favor and find a better apartment to rent out, there are plenty of other places that are better maintained.i really cannot recommend against living here enough.

I recently moved out of Windsor Hills after living there for two years. I have to say that my…read moreexperience there was a great one. I originally moved to Blacksburg due to a relocation with the military. My office was on the campus of Virginia Tech, so I wanted to live somewhere that was close by. Windsor Hills is just that, being a short two miles from where I needed to be. The second necessity for me was that it needed to be pet friendly, which it is. I found this to be a difficult feature to find, as the vast majority of the locations around Blacksburg are NOT pet friendly. This might be to shut out "irresponsible" college kids and their animals. As a result, though, it seems about 80% or more of Windsor Hills residents have a pet (mostly dogs). My two major concerns fulfilled, I'll discuss a few of their pros and cons. PRO: * Pet Friendly. Not only pet friendly, but caters to pet owners. There are numerous pet waste stations where they provide waste bags and places to dispose of the poop. There's a small dog park on the property where you can let your dog run free. They also host Yappy Hours on the hillside where people let their dogs run and play together, while also providing water and treats. Also, during the summer, they'll sometimes host pool parties where all the dogs get to jump in the pool and play with each other. Despite the amount of dogs that live in the complex, I've never been bothered by barking dogs and never have had to worry about dog poop everywhere. All of us were owners in the same community, so there was much respect and responsibility! * Hosted Events. They often hosted events in the clubhouse where there were themed parties, or just free food offered. This wasn't once a quarter or once a month; it was more like several times a week. Examples are where they'd provide free donuts from 8-11am from a great local donut shop, or during lunchtimes they'd provide all the fixings for you to come and make your own sandwiches. Great benefit for "starving students". * Pool and Gym. Their gym wasn't an LA Fitness, but it was pretty good for an apartment complex. They have a few treadmills, bikes, and ellipticals. The weight room is better, though. It actually has a decent selection of free weight and cable machines. Definitely enough for a good lift. Afterwards, take a dip in the outdoor pool. I don't think it was heated in any way, because it was always cold, but this wasn't too bad during Virginia summers when its 90 degrees out. * Tenants. I never had any issues with any of my neighbors. This, actually, was a great surprise to me. I'm not old, but at 31, I'm older than all the kids in college. My neighbors, however, weren't 18 and 19 year olds. The audience at Windsor Hills was primarily graduate students, a few teachers, or people like me that didn't attend school but were somehow connected. There were a few undergraduate students in my building, but mostly seniors. Regardless of age or situation, not once did I experience loud parties, drunk people stumbling back at night, or any other disruption. Even at the height of football season, I never saw any rambunctious behavior. Shocking! CON: * Parking. Honestly, coming from Seattle, I didn't find the parking that bad. But I can see how some would get annoyed at times. During the summer, or on Friday nights, parking is wiiiide open. But during the school year, it can get full after about 6pm. My building wasn't so bad due to its location, but down the way, I could see that people sometimes struggled to find parking out front. * Laundry Machines. This is a semi-con that could easily be a pro all the way. Each building has one to two washers and dryers in the basement. Very convenient versus going to a central location or a laundromat. My issue is that they're all coin operated and there's no on-site change machine. I once lived at a place that had machines that read cards that you could load money onto. Or, like a laundromat, they could have change machines. But everyone had their own solution. I would go to an actual laundromat and get a few handfuls of quarters. Others would go to a bank and get rolls of quarters. Not a major hiccup, but kind of annoying when you want to do laundry and then realize you don't have a dozen quarters on hand. Those are about the only two cons, and they're stretching it. It was a real joy living here during my stay in Blacksburg. To wrap it up, I have to say my end was nice as well. Easy staff to deal with and I got all of my deposit back. Not bad for living in an apartment for two years with a 85lb dog. Kudos for Windsor Hills. Check them out if you need a place to stay.

I would rate True North Title 10 stars, if that were an option…read more I highly recommend True North Title. They are very professional and knowledgeable. Their customer service is an A+! I recommend their title services to all my clients, friends and family. You should too!

Absolutely the worst title company I've e er dealt with. There was an issue with unpaid taxes that…read morethey were aware of and failed to disclose

John is an excellent handyman! His hourly rates are very reasonable and is a super nice guy which…read moremakes him a pleasure to work with. As a realtor, I've worked with many, many handymen and can attest to John being among the very best. He can be counted on to show up, do the work properly the first time and bill fairly. That is why my clients and I had had him do extensive work on our over the years.

I have used John's awesome skills for almost a decade which I think speaks volumes re how my wife…read moreand I feel about him & his work quality. Most recently (earlier this week) he installed a disposal (the old one died) and a suspended 4' x 8' shelf unit in our garage. Consistently wonderful work at a very reasonable rate. I have recommended John to friend's and co-workers who also love his work. We consider him the to be the best in the NRV. And he is a supremely nice person! This *is* your guy locally for home issues.

I really have had absolutely no problem renting from this company. In the beginning it was a little…read moredifficult to get ahold of people, but since I've signed with them I haven't had trouble contacting anyone. The receptionists are SO sweet & always really helpful. Any time I have had a maintenance request it either gets taken care of that day or the next. I have a feeling all of the negative reviews are strictly college students who have never rented an apartment before.

Terrible management company, very predatory. Had a broken…read morewindow on my unit when I moved in and they failed to fix it over the entire course of the year that I lived there.

Bivins is such a great help, he did me good and madesure i got value for my money, and exactly…read morewhat i needed in my new home with the wife.

As an avid yelper I'm surprised nobody has left a review about this company on here yet!!! But I'm…read morealso glad to be the first to leave a fantastic review for Jeremy Hart and his team. Yesterday, we finally closed on our home in Christiansburg. Thanks to the amazing work Jeremy has done for us! We've been wanting to sell this house since we left Virginia. We've used a different realtor before who wasn't very helpful at all. It wasn't until sometime last year when our rental property manager (Aaron Harris Kirby from Pointe West Management) referred us to Jeremy when we tried to sell the house again. Back then, it was rather late in the season for selling and colder weather is rolling in. While our home sat empty after our last renter left and after we had made major repairs on it, we decided to try to sell it. But we also couldn't afford to let the house sit empty a few months and our chances of finding a renter is also getting slim. So, we had our home listed for "rent OR sale". And we told our property manager and Jeremy that whichever comes first, we'll take it. Jeremy totally respected our decision and although we also listed our home for rent, Jeremy still went above and beyond into aggressively trying to find us a buyer. Well, we got a renter soon thereafter and we informed Jeremy to remove our home from his listings. He gladly took it off and we told him we would like to attempt to sell it again towards the end of our tenant's contract this year. We were pleased to hear back from Jeremy again a few months after. He thought his in-laws might be interested in buying a property in the area and it's looking like our home would be a good fit for them. The fact that he contacted us meant that he still had our property in mind - that's a good realtor right there! Then, a few months before our tenant's lease is up, we heard back from Jeremy again. He sent us statistics on the area and he said our home is in the perfect position to sell. He asked us if we would like to start listing it earlier on (of course, with the cooperation and consent of our tenant). It worked out perfectly as our tenants are also buying their own home somewhere and they needed to break the lease earlier. In a week or so, we've had multiple viewings and some offers! Which, by the way, has never happened when we went with our previous realtor. In less than a month, our house sold and the offer we took was pretty close to our asking. Almost 7 years of trying to sell this home and we now finally got to end this ordeal! Thank God for the amazing work that Jeremy and his team has done for us!! We very HIGHLY recommend!!