They send insulting low bid offers on your house, easily 175k under what it's worth. I'm not…read moreinterested in selling my house and if I was I wouldn't go through something like this. Screw off!

We continually receive unsolicited mailings from CJ Moss in Seekonk, MA offering to purchase our…read moreproperty for at least $100,000 less than its actual value. As experienced property owners, we are far from novice homeowners. We own multiple homes and invest significant time and resources to keep them updated and maintained to modern standards. These solicitations are insulting for two reasons. First, they present a sight-unseen offer that is dramatically below market value. Second, they demonstrate a lack of even the most basic due diligence. The property deed is held jointly by two owners, yet the mailing was addressed only to the male owner. Receiving a lowball offer is offensive enough; receiving one that ignores the legal ownership of the property is even more discourteous. The combination of an inadequately researched solicitation and a substantially undervalued offer reflects poorly on the sender and suggests little regard for the homeowners being contacted.

Steve and his team at Steven Miller Group (SMG) do an outstanding job for their clients. They first…read moresit down to thoroughly understand your specific buying or selling situation and potential challenges are identified/discussed upfront. With an excellent understanding of market dynamics and strategic positioning of my home, SMG developed a unique strategy to drive a very positive outcome when we went to market. The team went above and beyond for me to ensure a streamlined and successful process and exceeded my goals as a seller yet again! I am a repeat client having worked with Steve on two sales: the first was sale of a lower Manhattan condo just before COVID which sold at the highest dollar per square foot in the building for some time. This year in 2024, we recently closed on the sale of my residence in the Edgewood area of Cranston, RI - which again ended up being the highest price sold in Edgewood - ever- for single-family home that wasn't a waterfront or direct water-view property. Steve really did an unparalleled job of marketing the home through drone video and professional photos showcasing my home's unique features and took a multi-faceted approach to reach the target buying audience both local and afar. The home went under contract within one week of listing as a result. Steve and his team communicated with all parties throughout the process and quickly dealt with any issues that arose. They stayed on top of all aspects of the sales/closing process to ensure it was fully managed from start to finish. I couldn't be happier with the overall service and constant communication provided. The Steven Miller Group has my highest recommendation!

Steve and his team were absolutely amazing throughout the entire process of selling my home!! We…read morewe're relocating for business and he made the sale seamless and always communicated with us very step of the way. Steve is extremely responsive, communicative and will go the extra mile to make sure things get done!!! thanks for everything Steve!!!!

An excellent property management company. They have taken all the burden off my shoulders for many…read moreproblems, most of all, a terrible tenant. I sleep better at night knowing they will resolve any problem with the property. Tom C.

They charge more than most and have their hands in your pocket in creative sneaky ways. For example…read morethey called our utility companies and redirected bills to themselves without our approval or knowledge so they could add 10% fee for processing. Slimy. Left them after only a few months once we found out.

Omg. Where to begin? From weekends without water to screwing…read moreover United Way to not even having the deed to the property they're charging rent for, these people are awful. I had trouble paying my rent. I went to the United Way for help. I told them I needed help with December, January and February rent. I found out they told United Way I haven't paid rent since August, and that my rent is $1200 a month. It's only $800. Scammers.

My apartment was not ready to move in, but they let me anyway. I gave them a list of concerns days…read morebefore the move, and nothing was done. Nearly a month later, and still waiting on 2/3s of the problems to be addressed. They give excuses why they haven't been coming, or don't relpy at all. I've called half dozen times and emailed even more. I CANNOT wait for lease to be over. Stay away or you will regret it.

I recently contacted this agency to inquire about a house in North Providence. The agent John Russo…read morewas very rude. Although the ad says the rent on the property is negotiable, when questioned he made a comment to me that made me feel embarrassed for asking. Despite my interest in this property I am reluctant to have any further contact with this agent.

This review is for Agent John D'ellena. We cannot being to express our appreciation for having met…read moreJohn in 2008 when we were purchasing a house in North Kingstown. It was a foreclosed property that needed TONS of work before we could even move in. John was amazing and went above and beyond guiding us in our endeavor and sharing his wealth of knowledge. We recently sold the property while we were already living across the country. We were very leery of this transaction going smoothly long distance but John persevered and saw that everything went smoothly reassuring us along the way that it would all work out. He He is a gem and we are by far his biggest fans!!! Thank you to John D'ellena john@401sold.com at RI Real Estate Services!!! We love you John!!!! Don and Ann Marie Webber Alamo CA

RENTERS BEWARE! The property owner is a major mean-spirited, vindictive, rent-gouging POS coward…read more Just out for the all-mighty buck. He could care less about the tenants and takes advantage of them or evicts you with false proof. Except for delinquent rent. Makes up reasons why you should not get your security deposit back. His properties are never updated or maintained for as long as you live there. For instance example, No rug cleaning or fresh paint. They're very slow in the response to maintenance calls. The quality of properties is outdated. No amenities. Noncommercial washers and dryers, they're old outdated small coin machines. No value in the properties he owns and what he charges for rent. The ding-bat sister in charge of rental showings is a professinaldisgrace at performing her job.

I was fortunate to find postings of apartments on Craigslist by Leigh one of the staff at Fleetwood…read moreManagement. Currently I'm staying at Hollow Crest Apartments, one of several properties owned by Fleetwood Management. I have to say this is one of their newer and better locations to choose from. Their best would be Hillcrest which is right next door to Hollow Crest, slightly more expensive and geared more to someone who's ready to settle down. Hollow Crest fits more in my budget of around $700-$800 a month for rent. Also has an elevator which made it easy to move to my apartment on the top floor. Close to the I-95 highway and in between East Greenwich and Warwick on Post Road. It's right near the Remington House Inn and across from a cemetery so it's nice and quiet aside from the occasional busy traffic during rush hours but the building is pushed downhill and away from the road. Occasionally you wouldn't even see it off the road except for the sign for Hollow Crest. The apartment building itself has a nice giant parking lot enough for residents and visitors. No assigned parking except for the handicap and reserved parking near the main door. The main door is locked and all residents need a key to get in while visitors can use the buzzer to page people to let them in. It's a 3 floor building and there's about 40 1-bedroom units all designed the same way with electric heating and wall to wall carpeting. Since I've been here my electric bill has been between $40 - $100. Probably because I haven't had to turn on the heat much and I use 1 CFL lamp to light my whole apartment. All the rooms are wired for FIOs but I'm stuck with COX since it's cheaper for me. A nice thing is that each room is self contained with it's own water boiler in the doorway closet and a fuse box in the bedroom in case anything trips off. Thankfully haven't had to, but good to know it's there. Also like my apartment in East Side, there are wall ACs in the living room and bedroom There are two laundry rooms on the second and third floor with 2 washers and dryers. Haven't had too much problems with sharing the facilities with other residents and they get the job done. All the neighbors I ran into have been middle age and up and they've all been pretty friendly so nothing bad to report there. Maintenance is pretty prompt about getting things fixed. I had a problem with my garbage disposal and after a day of putting in a call, they came in and had it fixed and even told me what the problem was and how to fix it myself if I needed to. Stairs and hallways are kept clean by a cleaning crew that comes in every so often to vacuum and steam clean the floors. Management was pretty helpful getting me set up and took care of fixing any problems before I moved in (carpets were steamcleaned and a broken stove handle was fixed). They are also pretty good about putting up fire inspection notices and lease information and they give a six day leeway of when rent is due so really no excuse for late rent. Some minor things that stops me from giving five stars is the dumpster for trash bags is located away from the building in a corner of the parking lot. At night there's virtually no light to see anything so I need a flashlight. There's also been times in the morning, some racoons or squirrels dumpster diving overnight gets trapped in there, so caution has to be given when opening to throw in trash in case they come flying out and maul your face. Also some morning construction wakes me up in the early mornings on the land located next door. Maybe for a new building? Closing the window muffles the sound a bit but still noticable. Despite that, great place to live for a single person or a couple starting out. I visited their other locations which are cheaper in rent but a bit dated. I would pay the extra to be more comfortable.

RentProv gave me the best rental experience I've ever had, and I've rented in many places…read more They were consistently responsive, efficient, thoughtful, and easy to work with. Whenever something came up, it was handled quickly and professionally. Early in my tenancy, I noticed mold in the refrigerator's water dispenser, and they replaced the refrigerator almost immediately. When the old stove and cooktop stopped working properly, they replaced the full range with a brand-new, very nice appliance. When the water heater broke a few months later, that was also replaced practically right away. The maintenance staff were always kind, helpful, thorough, and respectful. I never felt like I had to chase anyone down or fight to get a necessary repair completed. One of the best examples of their reliability happened during a major snowstorm. The roads were barely passable, but I woke up one morning to find that my driveway was the only one in the neighborhood that had been plowed. My neighbors were genuinely asking how RentProv had managed to get it done. I eventually purchased the house I was renting, and they continued maintaining the property and responding to issues through my final days as a tenant. They never started doing the bare minimum just because I was about to close. Shannon, in particular, was wonderful--professional, thoughtful, organized, and genuinely invested in making sure everything was handled well. I can only speak to my own experience, but mine was consistently excellent from beginning to end.

My husband and I have rented with RentProv, and unfortunately our experience with management…read morefollowing a serious situation in our building has left us incredibly disappointed. On August 16, we came home to a significant amount of blood throughout the shared areas of our building and outside the property. It was in the lobby, hallways, trash room, on the door handles residents needed to use to enter and exit the building, and down the sidewalks surrounding the building. It felt like it was everywhere. I was literally using my foot to open doors because I felt so uncomfortable touching anything. Having to walk through and around that just to enter and leave our own home was incredibly disturbing. We documented everything with photos and timestamps and immediately raised our concerns. Cleanup did not begin until nearly 24 hours later, and the common areas were not fully cleaned for approximately 72 hours. For days, we were still encountering remnants of blood while simply trying to come and go from our home. What happened was upsetting enough on its own. What ultimately changed how we felt about continuing to live here was how the aftermath was handled. At the time, we had already signed a lease renewal beginning September 15. We asked RentProv to release us from that upcoming lease before the new term had even begun because, after this experience, we no longer felt comfortable remaining in the building. Instead, we were told we would remain financially responsible until another tenant was found. We have cooperated with the re-rental process, including allowing prospective tenants into our home for showings while we are still living here. Unfortunately, communication throughout this process has also been incredibly difficult. There have been times when we've gone days, and at points longer, without clear answers to questions that directly affect our housing and finances. We've often been left unsure of where things stand or what the next step is. When you're trying to figure out where you're going to live and when you can move, that lack of clarity makes it incredibly difficult to plan anything. It has felt like our lives have been on hold while we try to work through this. Most recently, we discovered that our unit is being advertised for $2,900/month on Zillow and Rent.com, but it was not listed on RentProv's own rentals page when we checked. Given that we are being held financially responsible until another tenant is found, we obviously want to see every reasonable effort being made to re-rent the apartment. We have been reliable tenants, always paid our rent on time, taken excellent care of our home, cooperated with showings, and repeatedly tried to find a reasonable solution. We did not ask to leave because it was convenient or because we simply changed our minds. We asked after an extremely disturbing experience in our building and because of how the aftermath was handled. More than anything, we're just deeply disappointed. We have tried for over a month to work through this privately and reasonably, and instead we are still living with uncertainty about our housing and financial obligations. I think prospective tenants deserve to know about our experience so they can make their own informed decision about renting with RentProv.

As the holiday season approaches, we're all remembering things throughout the year that we're…read moregrateful for and preparing for the next year. I'm grateful for Res Title - more specifically, Rachel Lesperance. She was the title person on the very first deal I closed, and for several after that. I found her to be cool under pressure, extremely knowledgeable, and incredibly solution-oriented. I also found her to be a warm, compassionate, and great person. I can't say enough about my experience with Res Title. If you have the chance to use them on any real estate transaction, I give them my strongest recommendation.

Res/Title served as the title agent for my recent apartment purchase in New York City and did a…read moreterrific job! Their New York attorney, Stephanie, was easy to communicate with throughout the process and could not have been nicer. Res/Title was incredibly helpful at resolving some issues with the seller which saved me both time and money. I can strongly recommend Res/Title for anyone buying a home or refinancing on a current property.

Steadily going downhill. Incomplete Board, no interest in adhering to by-laws. Outdated buildings…read morein need of repair. Lacking transparency and communication from current board.

A lovely condo community with beautiful grounds and well-maintained structures. Though right off a…read morevery busy commercial strip, it is set back, down a hill, in a very quiet and serene setting.

Discriminated against for being a high earning woman with a disability/support animal. David was…read moreextremely upset and condescending when asking me if I truly make 6 figures and angrily asked for proof of paystubs. And proceeded to say I did not qualify due to my service animal's breed. Did not bother asking for supporting documentation nor conducted an assessment of my animal.

Samson gleefully rented me an apartment they had not viewed in over 5 years. Landlord showed…read moreapartment with some of previous tenant's possessions still there and bathroom blocked off so I could not fully view. It looked promising and I was under a huge time crunch to find something. Problems became apparent after I moved in. Place has OUTDATED ELECTRIC (old loose outlets that won't hold plugs & heat up. Ancient breaker box) and a huge BLACK MOLD problem. No bathroom lights/Shower wasn't functional until a week after moving in and only because I found someone to fix it. Is some of this on the landlord? Most definitely, but just know that once you sign the lease & they get their fee, you are on your own. They do not care if they find you an unsafe place.