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    Tiny Town Villages

    1.8 (5 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Marshall Reddick Real Estate

    (25 reviews)

    Marshall Reddick Clarksville Property Management does a great job. Very responsive and friendly…read more They take good care of me, my property and my tenant. They are very transparent on their charges with no hidden fees. My contact person at MR Clarksville is Michelle Doyle and she couldn't be nicer or more efficient. I highly recommend MR and Michelle for all your property management needs.

    We rarely leave negative reviews, but our experience moving into a Marshall Reddick-managed…read moreproperty in Nashville has been extremely disappointing. Prior to signing, we were explicitly told the unit would be professionally cleaned and move-in ready. When we received the keys, that was not the case. The apartment required extensive cleaning, and we ultimately had to hire professional cleaners ourselves after receiving little meaningful remediation despite repeated communication. Since move-in, we have dealt with a long list of unresolved maintenance issues, many of which were documented immediately upon occupancy, including: - a nonfunctional washing machine with standing water and visible mold - a nonfunctional microwave - exterior openings allowing animal activity in the walls/ceiling - a broken mailbox lock (mailbox doesn't close at all) - missing window screens - multiple additional maintenance and safety concerns We are now nearly a month into the lease and all of these items still remain unresolved. To be fair, Michelle eventually stepped in, acknowledged that our move-in experience fell short, and approved a partial rent credit toward the cleaning expense, which we appreciated. However, the overall experience has still felt highly reactive rather than proactive, with much of the burden of coordination falling on us as tenants. The most frustrating part has honestly been the lack of preparedness and follow-through. We understand that maintenance issues can happen, but a unit should not be turned over in this condition after repeated assurances that it was move-in ready. We are hopeful the remaining issues will ultimately be resolved, but wanted to share our experience candidly for anyone considering renting through this management company.

    Copper Key Realty & Management

    Copper Key Realty & Management

    (13 reviews)

    It looks like everyone who has reported a good experience with this company has them managing a…read morehouse they own, or they have bought from them. This company charges you and extra 60 dollars a month for a package that you cannot get out of to send you a box of air filters. They try to charge you extra fees if you are not fast enough to respond to an email. If you are going to renew your lease they charge you an extra 250$ that you do not know about until the time to renew. This company will find a way to nickel and dime you at every single turn. They do not upkeep the properties when they are vacant. When I moved into a place managed by them half the lights in the house were burnt out. The one door I missed on my walk through that led to a pantry had its walls covered with black and green mold. (This did get fixed). You have to jump through more hoops to rent from these people and pay more than what it would be just to buy a house. Do youself the favor, if you see this company, just keep it moving... it is not worth your time, health, or the increased hassle or stress.

    DO NOT BYPASS THE NEGATIVE REVIEWS!! Charges you an…read moreapplication fee without letting you know prior that you need to have 3x the rent amount. So I'm not able to afford a rental for $2600 even though I make well over that per month. Also refuses to show you VACANT properties unless you agree to a move in date. So apparently June 1st wasn't good enough for them. Please stare clear. Edit: The property that I requested to be seen is vacant just like all of the units that you guys currently have available. They're all vacant. And I clearly stated to Janessa that my lease does not expire until June. Why would I move in to a property on May 15th when I requested a June move in date? Your company is asking applicants to commit to a property that they may not even like and judging by the vacancies of these units I see why you guys are trying to push for occupancy. As I stated before stare clear. There are way better property management companies that you should consider.

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    Rent My Home

    (2 reviews)

    We're relocating cross-country. We were in direct communication with a homeowner via FB, and we had…read morea connection (very rare; we have direct connections with homeowners). The homeowner advocated that we rent her home and was trying everything in her power to ensure we could secure it. But after applying, we were denied. Unfortunately, in today's society, we're judged based on credit, and our credit history sadly defines who we are. We provided a letter outlining our situation and offering resolutions to demonstrate our commitment and responsibility. Unfortunately, we were denied the home... ---------- Update 3/17/2026 Just wanted to provide an update. John, the owner, reached out to me via email and explained their screening process. I may not agree with the process. Ultimately, John was apologetic about the situation, listened to what I had to say, and acknowledged our concerns. Somewhere down the line of communication, there was a misunderstanding. And what's done is done. He wished us the best of luck in our home search and offered to refund the application fees as a resolution. I do appreciate that, as a business owner, he wanted to find common ground to resolve this in the best possible way and achieve the best possible outcome. So, with that said, thank you, John, for taking the time to reach out to me. We will still be searching for our home. As a business owner, communication and transparency should be at their best when it comes to conflict, and John executed them.

    Application process started off rough, but the manager Rachel is very kind and helpful. Expect…read morecalls to be returned within a couple hours sometimes sooner. While displeased with my initial experience, Rachel's willingness to go above and beyond has helped smooth some edges. Be sure to ask detailed questions early to avoid misunderstanding.

    Tiny Town Villages - realestatesvcs - Updated May 2026

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