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Sacramento Delta Property Management

(149 reviews)

As a long time tenant of Sacramento Delta, I can only give three stars. They obviously work for the…read moreowners of the properties and not for the tenants. As soon as we moved in we had mold growing in our closet. They promptly removed that mold but they did not fix the cause so soon after we had mold growing on our bedroom ceilings. It took over two years for Sacramento Delta to find the cause of the mold and remove the mold from our ceilings. Anothet issue is; This is a very old duplex and bathroom drains are connected to our adjacent neighbor. Sac delta regularly tries to make us pay for plumbing repairs when it's California law that landlords are responsible for their own plumbing repairs when it's not due to negligence or misuse by the tenants. Our neighbor regularly clogs the bathtub with hair and Sacramento Delta makes us pay for the repairs even though we do our due diligence by taking care of our side bathroom and keeping a hair trap in the drain. Kesha Jenkins sent us a bill for half the plumbing repairs and told us that because she couldn't prove which side caused the blockage she split the bill between both units. This would never hold up in small claims court. I refuse to pay for something that I didn't damage. Now, Chris Phillips is trying to get us to pay the full plumbing bill because we were the unit to ask for a repair. The neighbor's tub was also back up but we have children and need the bathtub to be in working order for their health and safety. The neighbor didn't call because she didn't want to be "charged like last time" (her exact words). The signed lease agreement does not state that tenants are responsible for the plumbing bills and I am prepared to take this to small claims court. Besides these issues, Sacramento Delta has been fine.

My ex husband was trying to rent from them. Since the property was 2 house from where we both use…read moreto lived. It worked perfect to coparent out 2 kids. They asked for 3 times the income(4.5 more of what the rent was he made). Last 2 years W2 Last 4 check stubs Mortage statement that it show he lived owing in the past 10 years. He meet the lady at the house it was shown and she said the application is almost done being review. ur very close in getting it the house, we just need to have the supervisor ok it. Well he waited it 2 days and nothing call them, email them text them and finally the email saying we need ur divorce degree to be able to finish ur application. That is way to much I told Alberto my ex. We r separated and we haven't gotten there get and this house has been vacant for the pass 4 month. No wounder that can't find the perfect renter. To me this is just way to far getting in someone's personal life. I haven't rented in more then 25yrs but is it this complicated to rent now days or this people from delta are just out of their minds. Maybe a newanagement would bring more business. My rating to u is -1110000000

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Owens Property Management

(42 reviews)

You know it's going to be a good company when it's one property manager giving another property…read moremanager a 5 star review. Gabe and his team at Allegiance are so easy and great to work with. It's been exceptionally hard to find help with some properties in the Sacramento area that I can't manage myself. During my initial search, most of companies I talked to in the area over promised and under delivered. From the first call, it was clear that they were lacking professionalism, industry knowledge and some never even called me back. I do have high standards of course as I myself have been doing the job for 10 years but I couldn't believe the experiences I was having with these other companies. When I finally found the Allegiance team, I was so relieved. Not only are they great at what they do and got these properties rented quickly, they are just fun to work with and very down to earth. Their knowledge, professionalism, fair pricing, and outstanding customer service also set them apart in the industry. They will continue to be my first choice in the Sacramento area and I can't recommend them enough. Thank you Allegiance Team! Highly Recommend!

I rented a home managed by Owens Property Management for two years. At move-out, OPM kept my entire…read more$4,000 security deposit and billed me $117.08 more. Their own documents tell the story. The August 18 deposit statement charged me $2,487.89 for carpet replacement. OPM's own cost sheet labels that figure "Estimate- awaiting confirmed quote." The actual carpet invoice is dated the next day, August 19, and totals $2,477.80. The $400 carpet-cleaning charge on the same statement is backed by a vendor invoice dated August 23, five days after the statement was issued. The $50 "yard work to repair damaged lawn" was mulch and small plants, $49.59 per their own sheet. They also charged me $21.41 for a kitchen faucet leak I had reported through their own maintenance system. I was never given the after-repair photos California law has required since April 2025. I accepted $2,425.30 of the charges in writing and asked for the remaining $1,574.70 back. OPM's written replies did not address a single disputed item: "This matter is now considered closed," and then, "This will be our final communication on this matter."

RNB Property Management

RNB Property Management

(114 reviews)

Although we ultimately decided to sell our home instead of renting it out, I can't say enough good…read morethings about my experience with RNB Property Management. I initially spoke with Kristen, who took the time to explain the process, answer my questions, and let me know that Marshal would be following up with me. Shortly after, Marshal reached out and was incredibly responsive, professional, and knowledgeable. He sent me detailed information directly via email, answered every question I had, and made what could have been an overwhelming decision feel straightforward. Before contacting RNB, I had reached out to another property management company, and the experience paled in comparison. They weren't nearly as helpful and mostly directed me to their website for information. RNB's personalized service and communication really stood out. We were fully planning to move forward with RNB until our plans changed and we decided to sell our home instead. Even though we never officially became clients, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend RNB to anyone looking for a property management company. Their customer service is exceptional.

I ultimately did not rent through this company, but I did apply for one of their properties after…read moreviewing the home. Overall, communication with the property management company itself was good. They answered the phone, responded to my questions, and processed my application fairly quickly. My frustration was mainly with how long the approval process took and some of the repeated questions I received. When I toured the property, I brought my partner with me, who lives in the Bay Area and was not going to be living in the home or included on the lease. Shortly after the showing, I was asked whether there was another adult who needed to be added to my application. I explained that there would only be one adult and one dog living in the home. My rental history apparently showed two adults and two dogs at my current residence, which is accurate, but my circumstances for this move were different. Despite already explaining this, I was asked again later to confirm whether there would be another adult and another dog living at the property. I found the repeated questioning a little uncomfortable and unnecessary after I had already clearly answered it. I was initially told the approval process would take approximately a week, but more than two weeks passed without a decision. I was told they were waiting on the owner and, at one point, that the owner was asking again about the number of adults and dogs. I understand that owners have the right to review applicants and ask reasonable questions, but after providing the same information multiple times, the process started to feel unnecessarily drawn out. After about 15 days, I had already secured another home and decided to withdraw my application. There were definitely positives: the property management team was responsive, easy to reach, and processed my application quickly. However, I think the owner approval process could be much more efficient, and once an applicant has clearly answered questions about who will be occupying the property, they shouldn't have to repeatedly provide the same information.

Keyrenter Property Management Sacramento

Keyrenter Property Management Sacramento

(65 reviews)

I've had a great experience with Keyrenters managing my rental property on Stanley Avenue. I…read moreespecially want to highlight Lizette, who has been incredibly helpful throughout the process. She's responsive, professional, and truly went the extra mile to get my house rented quickly. It's clear that she cares about both the property owner and the tenants, which gave me peace of mind. I highly recommend Keyrenters--and Lizette in particular--to anyone looking for a reliable and efficient property management company. Yvonne.

the worst company I have experienced so far! GO WITH ANYONE ELSE. Communication is almost non…read moreexistent until you complain about random maintenance showing up unexpectedly in your backyard with no prior notice. Unexpected work for months that was never discussed prior to moving in and then blamed the landlord and workers for not even letting us know the work had been finished over a month prior yet we were not allowed to use our premises (confirmed myself with the construction company who said Keyrenters was aware) Upon moving out, they also will keep money for repairs and promise to give receipts (CA law) and then they ghost and block you right after you move. Myself and other tenants have moved strictly because of this company and how awful they are with privacy, communication and unlawfully keeping your money without any proof or receipts (AB2801). Notice how their good reviews only come from landlords because they do not give a shit about tenants AT ALL.

RNB Property Management - Elk Grove - Catch us riding around town showing properties in this beast.

RNB Property Management - Elk Grove

(57 reviews)

From the moment I applied to rent a property with RNB, I spoke with Karina and Kevin and they have…read morebeen so professional, kind and offer excellent customer service as I navigated the application process. Each time I called to ask a question I had the opportunity to speak to a real person to get clarification immediately which is priceless in today's world! Keep up the good job

Warning to Property Owners: do not list your property with RNB Elk Grove. They barely lift a finger…read moreto market your property. * They take 5 business days to process each application. * They will not show the house to any prospective renter until the renter has paid an application fee, submitted their application, had their credit, income and rental history checked, and been approved. Very few tenants are willing to go through all of this for a house they have never seen. * I had to show the house myself or have friends show it. * RNB did not list it on Zillow or Redfin. They said they submitted it to these sites, but RNB never followed up to see why it had not shown up until I pressured them 5 weeks into the process because we had so few inquiries. In the 5 weeks I worked with them their "efforts" produced a total of one applicant. They charged me $600 to break my agreement so that I could find another management company. It's true their contract says they charge $600 if you cancel before 60 days. It's also true that their contract says they will post on CraigsList but they did not do this and Nichelle even told me when I terminated that they did not do this. Their contract also says they will post on Zillow, Redfin, etc. but I checked those sites and it was not there. When I asked for proof that it had been posted there, they simply sent me a page that said "posted to internet." It also says they will post on Social Media which they did not do. It also says they will provide "unlimited showings" yet omits the very important part that they will only show it to prospective renters who have paid $50 application fee, gone through the process and been approved. When I told them I should not have to pay the $600 due to their lack of good faith effort to rent my house and their breach of contract by not doing what their contract says in terms of leasing and being deceitful about the showings, they refused to terminate my agreement, take down my listing to allow me to find another company and refused to return my keys or garage door opener until I paid the $600. I lost that money plus rental income from the time they wasted. I signed their agreements and entered the relationship in good faith, trusting they would make a significant effort to find a renter for my home. I hired them to help me and they only caused me stress.

Ferguson Property Management - Ferguson Property Management

Ferguson Property Management

(91 reviews)

After all of this had happened. I felt like it was some kind of unconditioned with sibling such as…read moremetaphorical kind of way. After a while, I started to see Dan, he showed up and showed him around. He explained how it work between with any Property Management and the owner while requesting for any work repair. There was one lady whom suppose to work with me named Stephanie (long story, but let me make it short simplifying thing), she mentioned she talking with owner for the past approximately 4-5 months , therefore no result. That how I was about to get Dan which I finally meet him. He fired that lady, Stephanie, then got another person. That all good. I rather reach out to Dan for any quicker responses. He is the main person. So, things happened, got things settle, and made a good deal for me for one month. It wasn't a bad deal and got most of the thing fix like ceiling fan in living room, replacement 2 fans/light upstairs, fix heather, eh, it was all taken care off. Alright then, that my simply journey story. I end up staying another year but more likely stay here 3 more year for the kids school. All that thing being happening, henceforth one I recommend go through it, however always get Dan or each out to him. Someone might help, but he is the one you actually need to take things care of. Heh, more attention for him. That a good thing. Happy holiday and upcoming new year. Be safe ya'll! Thank you Ferguson Property Management to make things easier. Glad to work with you. But the owner is something else and that doesn't want to respond. Now you know the difference. Best Regards, Sumeet

I wanted to share my experience with this property management company as a prospective tenant. I…read moreultimately did not rent from them, but I did tour a property and submit an application. I completed two self-guided tours, and both times I had issues accessing the property. The first time, I was fortunate enough to reach someone by phone who helped me get in. The second time, no one answered the phone, and I was unable to access the property at all. I was also one of the first applicants for a home I was very interested in. I explained from the beginning that I was on a timeline because I had applied for multiple homes and needed to make a decision quickly. This particular home was my first choice, so I wanted to get my application processed as soon as possible before declining another property. I was told they would begin processing my application, but days went by with no progress or communication. I called for three consecutive days, sent multiple emails, and received no response. On one of those days, I called twice and was told the person handling my application was busy signing leasing documents, they would call me back but never did. What really stood out to me was that after multiple unanswered calls and emails, I finally emailed them saying I wanted to withdraw my application--and suddenly I received an immediate response. The home itself was beautiful, spacious, well-priced, and had a lot of potential, which is why I was willing to overlook some things. However, when I toured it, the property was not move-in ready. The carpets had a strong odor, the walls and baseboards were heavily scuffed and needed paint, the showers had moldy/old caulking that needed to be replaced, the toilet seats were faded, and the backyard concrete had significant grease and dirt stains. I asked if these things will be addressed before move in, I was told cleaning and carpets were likely to be addressed and everything else was upon owners discretion. There was one gentleman I spoke with who was extremely kind, helpful, and responsive. Unfortunately, I was told he went on vacation, and my experience with the rest of the office was completely different. Communication became extremely difficult, and I found several interactions rude and unhelpful. Ultimately, that became the biggest red flag for me. If it was this difficult to get a response while actively trying to become a tenant, I became concerned about what communication would look like if I actually lived in one of their properties and needed assistance with something important. I began to look into their reviews online and seen that their lack of communication was a common theme. Someone named Dan appears to be rude, responding to yelp reviews in an unprofessional manner which was another red flag. I can't speak to the experience of actually renting from this company because I chose not to move forward. I can only share my experience with their touring and application process. The property itself had a lot of potential, but the lack of communication and follow-through was enough for me to walk away.

Riverside Property Management - propertymgmt - Updated October 2026

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