Classic Concierge took over the concierge services for my building when it recently changed…read moreownership. I've never met so many of my neighbors waiting in line for the concierge to return to the desk. The line will be more than 6 people deep. This never happened with our old concierge staff! In fact, our previous concierge staff were at the desk far more frequently than the Classic Concierge staff. I've waited more for the concierge to return in the almost 3 months since Classic Concierge took over than I did in the more than 7 years with our old fantastic concierge staff. The desk is vacant far more often than it is actually staffed! This results in having to waste time waiting for package pick-up. It also results in a less secure building because the previous concierge was there more and able to control visitors and delivery people and now the desk is unmanned for long periods at a time. The front desk staff seems to always be on a break no matter what time you try to pick up a package. For example, I'm writing this review while waiting for front desk staff to return from yet another break. The sign said they'd be back at 8:30 pm, but then almost 15 minutes later and still no one is here. When Classic Concierge first took over they failed to give me all of my packages on numerous occasions and it's only when I said I was missing packages and was allowed around back that I found the rest of my packages. The staff also says sometimes they step away to cover when the other building's concierge goes on break so we should look for them next door. However, that makes no sense because it just leaves my building unattended for our concierge's break and then the other person's break so it doubles the time they're away! Also, the staff has told me they're tired or complained about other things when I've gone to pick up a package. I'm sorry to hear you're tired but it's not my fault and I'd like to go home too if I didn't have to spend so much time just trying to pick up my package. The front desk staff not being there has also resulted in the lifeguard having to wait for them to return, as well as people who have to wait to get their IDs back, it's super frustrating to just have to wait for Classic Concierge to come back at some point when you have no idea when that'll be! Unless you want the residents of your building annoyed by the time their wasting for classic concierge to actually be at the concierge desk, I would not recommend this company at all!

I've been living in a building complex using Classic Concierge's service for two years now and am…read morecompletely unimpressed. Some of their staff are quite good, but the vast majority have not. They tend to be barely there and barely paying attention, often slouched in the chairs so low that they can't be seen by people at the door or you can't tell if they're awake. I know that this job can't be exciting, but it does require spending more time paying attention than chatting on the phone. We have a building with fob access and piggy backing is a real concern and issue. The entire purpose of the concierge is to prevent this, and I've seen many times when they don't. We're going to have new owners of the buildings soon and I'm looking forward to this contract ending.

Professional staff, highly recommended. Aaron purchased and managed three townhomes for me since…read more2021. His company has found me quality tenants and very responsive when it comes to maintainence, renewal, dealing with HOA and handling tenants. I only have one or two emails exchange with them during annual renewal. I love it that way.

I contacted Aaron with Question about home buying, and she was able to reply to me promptly and…read moreefficiently!

My personal experience with Summit has not been good and I would strongly encourage folks to…read moreconsider carefully buying a redeveloped property from them. While I cannot speak to all of their work, only the home I bought, I can say that they did not handle the issue well and have dodged responsibility for the damage, in my opinion. I bought a remodeled home from them and almost immediately began having flooding. According to an engineer that evaluated the damage, it appeared that Summit or their contractors cut corners and instead of fixing huge, visible holes in the mortar, it appears they instead just painted over it. As a result of the water damage we are out $14k We also believe they cut corners with the electric rewiring and other aesthetic things we found over time. I would never buy a property from this company again.

They make promises they don't keep. Very disorganized. They sent people to come fix something at…read morethe house without telling us. Heating stopped working twice during the winter. I would not recommend them. Asa matter of fact I plan on notifying the Better Business Bureau this week about them.

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As a prospective renter, my experience was very poor. The man who showed me the apartment I was…read moreinterested in was very nice, but didn't know much about the property or me (he was waiting in a different unit than the one I wanted to see because he got mixed up). That would have been fine. But what really annoyed me was the application process. The management is not familiar with more modern ways to verify employment and income (such as third party service) and insisted on unredacted pay stubs - which is much less secure. The interaction as we went back and forth was rude and reminded me of scammers trying to get one to divulge information urgently (because so many people are interested in the apartment!) at the cost of better judgement. In trying to get more information from me they cited their "policies" but being unable to articulate why their policy insists on having the information I didn't want to share (like my pre-tax deductions) This conversation was not with some mid-level employee but what seemed to be the owner. I should hope he could articulate the reasoning behind his own policy! To me, this company clearly orients themselves to customer service of property owners, not renters. Which fair enough, but it doesn't mean I have to like it. To the reader/renter: Don't let these people bully you!

I am very excited to lease with Rent the District. My roommates and I found a beautiful home on…read moretheir site, and from my very first correspondence with Hanna via phone, the communication has been flawless. Prompt responses to emails, quick answers to phone calls, transparent updates throughout the process, and even reassurances to call you back if they are tied up at the moment (and they actually call back as soon as they can!) Since my roommates and I are all out of town at the moment, and unable to tour the property in person prior to signing the lease agreement, Hanna assured me that her assistant Johnny would send me a video tour the following day. And sure enough, the next day - Johnny had a detailed video tour of the home in my inbox. Any question I had about the property, Johnny was able to answer. We so look forward to working with Hanna and her team during the duration of our lease agreement. If the last week is any indication of how our experiences will be as Rent the District tenants, I very much look forward to staying at this property. Hanna and Johnny were both very friendly, and professional. I will recommend Rent the District to any of my friends who look to rent or have property management services in DC. Thank you again!

Patrick has been managing our rental property for a little over 3 years. He is always prompt…read moreresponding and resolving any issues with the property. Our tenants recently moved out and Patrick found new tenants within a week. Highly recommended!

We were recommended to Stoker Management by another client for whom he manages multiple properties…read more We needed a property manager for our home while assigned overseas with the U.S. military. For the first year Patrick did an okay job managing the property, but was not great about communicating with us about what was happening at the property without us calling him first. Throughout the second year, communication from him has gotten worse despite asking for better communications especially with regards to getting our permission to fix issues of high dollar amounts as required by our contract. When called out about the issues, he briefly tries to fix the issue, but poor communication and similar issues quickly return.

I moved into a condo managed by John Thompson about 3 years ago. At the time I had just come out of…read morea bad living situation and I desperately needed a safe and reliable place to live. I found that. The application process was seamless. I was approved quickly and the transition was smooth. I had my keys and access to the unit quickly. The last few years have been amazing. Whenever anything was broken and we submitted a maintenance request, it was addressed quickly. Nothing remained broken for long. John even came over and replaced the batteries on the smoke detector when I couldn't figure out which one was low and the beeping wouldn't stop. Our microwave broke and I messaged John and it was replaced within a few days. In my experience Scout Properties is a great property management company. They are reliable, responsive, nice human beings. It was a pleasure to have our home manager by this company. John's the best!

When we first started with Scout Properties, things were great. Our first manager, Nick, was…read moreprofessional and easy to reach. But after Victor took over, everything went downhill fast. I'm not sure Victor ever really knew who we were and I can't be sure he ever visited the apartment before things really went to crap. He completely missed a major toilet leak--even after the tenant moved out--which left us with a cumulative $5,773.14 water bill. Then Scout didn't handle the tenant's voucher renewal properly, with no warning to us, which made the tenant move out early and cost us rental income. Even worse, we've now been stuck for several months without a tenant and have had to cover all the turnover costs ourselves. Despite that, Scout still charged their full management fees while barely responding to us. All of a sudden, Scout dropped us as clients (including our neighbors who were clients also), kept the fees, and stopped returning calls. Our next‑door neighbors had the same experience -- and told us their tenant was even offered an apartment at another property managed by Scout. Everything started fine but turned into one expensive, stressful mess. Don't hire Scout Properties unless you want poor communication, big bills, and months of lost rent.

My property manager neighbor referred me to Globe Trotter. She knows what's up! This firm did a…read morefirst-class job quickly finding and signing excellent new tenants to rent my family's DC rowhouse. Viviana Nicholas did all the hard work of posting my house for rent, arranging cleaning, photography, and minor repairs with proven professionals, and incorporating all my input into a solid lease. I was out of town during the whole process, so GTP's detailed photographic inspection report, and even a live video walkthrough my property, all helped provide peace of mind about my dear home's condition. Viviana even went above and beyond by mailing important items to the old tenants, and to me. I appreciated the fact that property management and tenant-finding services were possible a la carte. Would do business again, and wholeheartedly recommend to anyone.

At move-out, we were charged $350 to replace a washer seal -- not the washer itself, just the…read morerubber gasket. They claimed it "couldn't be cleaned," but when we asked for proof of any cleaning attempts, they provided none. The only thing they sent was an invoice for the replacement -- no documentation of damage, no service report, and no photos from before or after. To make matters worse, there were no move-in photos to show that the washer seal was ever clean in the first place. That's a big red flag. According to Virginia law, tenants have the right to an itemized list or receipts for any deductions from their security deposit. What we received barely met that standard and felt like an attempt to quietly pass repair costs onto us. Charging nearly half the price of a new washer for a single part, with zero transparency, is not how treat good, hardworking tenants. Certainly seems like it would be a major repair. It's frustrating, and sadly, not uncommon. I have read far too many reviews where this kind of thing happens. If you find yourself in a situation like this, it may be worth exploring your options -- including small claims court. Tenants have rights, and you deserve to be treated with fairness.

What an excellent experience at Carlyle Place Apartment at Eisenhower. The Office management is…read moreincredible, The response by Mr, Bellamy and other office staff is attentive to move in issues like air conditioning, truck and guest registration. He goes out of his way to make sure we are settle. The views are breathtaking. As my family settles we have been made to feel at home. I would definitely recommend living here.

Lousy management at Meridian at Eisenhower. Paradigm doesn't provide contact info, so tenants are…read moreat a loss and deal with sub par management. Place is fading fast. Old, ratty furniture, elevators ALWAYS breaking... looks like low income housing because lots of them live here. They never wash the windows, grimy, things always breaking, stolen from the lobby or broken. Graffiti on elevators. We've had it.