I wouldn't wish this real estate company on my worse enemy. The lack of commitment to anyone of the…read moretenants is sad, inhumane and employees need serious customer service training. All I need is to break my lease. Why can't anyone to my concern? I'm trying to do right on my end. The conditions of the building are horrible, roach, mice infested. I need out asap or I will get the news involved!

Google Review left by me about your corporate office:…read more They charged my mother-in-law's checking account and she does not and never has lived in one of their properties. Fraudulent charge. My wife, who is also on the account, tried to reach them and had to leave a message. They have not called her back. I read on the BBB site that a common complaint about them is that they are unresponsive. CYM Living (Owner) 5 hours ago We take this matter seriously. Please call us at (312) 924-5745 to resolve this unauthorized charge immediately. We will investigate and address your concern promptly. My Response to the Owner: Ok. My wife got ahold of someone at the number you gave me. Here is the report I get from my wife on her phone call with your company: " I talked to 2 people. I was told that we need to take legal action. They're worthless. Couldn't hardly get a live person on the phone. "

The company is phenomenal!…read more I worked with Tremaine, who is was absolutely amazing, knowledgeable and professional! I've already recommended doing business DreamSpots to family members and friends. To anyone reading this review, you won't be disappointed (and I'm not one to normally give a 4 star review, let alone a 5 star review).

HORRIBLE experience renting from this company. They kicked everyone out after buying the building-…read moreno matter how long they had been living there. They raised rent OVER 100%- from 1100 to 2500 for the EXACT SAME APARTMENT WITH NO UPGRADES. Obscene.

If this is o&s management on the southside of Chicago there's a guy that run things his name is OC…read morereal nice guy

My husband and I have been residents for just a short 2 1/2 months, but so far we are impressed…read morewith O and S Management. They seem to take pride in their properties, add a personal touch, and are very personable.

Kalabich is probably one of the worst run management properties in Chicago. They are never in the…read moreoffice except for early in the morning, they are not easy to reach after 12 pm for some reason. Their elevators go out for weeks and it seems like issues never gets fixed. Not to mention the roaches are out of control. The only thing good about them is the the people in the building, all the neighbors are generally nice. Along with a list of other reasons who shouldn't deal these guys is they just don't care. If you can avoid dealing with any of their properties do so!

They refused my application really for no logical reason. I have lived in much more expensive…read moreapartments before during the past 5 years, when my application was even less powerful than the time I applied for their apartment!! They don't care about your high credit score (near 800) or past positive history w/ other managements. I lost my 40$ plus not to forget to mention how much stress they put me through.

Paul Johnson of Web Property Manager does an outstanding job. I have a difficult property to manage…read morebut he is always responsive, even proactive about problems, repairs, vacancies and anything that is needed. His web system of requesting repairs is very convenient and his rates are fair and reasonable. I highly recommend him.

The strategy with Web Property Manager is one of confusion or deflection. Remember: when you do not…read moreget paid, it is your fault - You obviously misunderstood the interface, or misunderstood that it is a privilege to get a response from Paul (busy family man!) Remember: You did not get paid because you did not understand his interface. Paul moved in a tenant without my knowledge or consent. Paul collected a move in fee. Paul collected first month's rent. Paul collected second month's rent. Paul lied about it. When I confronted Paul about it, he cussed at me like a 5th grade bully, explaining that it was my fault. I had to fire him.

Tiffany is A Great property manager and well organized. You property is in good hands with Tiffany…read moreand her team because She is so deeply vested in the real estate game and property management.

Art Property Management is very professional and provides great comprehensive services. They…read moremanaged my property and were always available, would communicate and concerns or issues, and vetted my tenants responsibly. As a single woman with investment property, I was hesitant to use a management company (had a bad experience with one), but they were AWESOME! I would highly recommend them!

DO NOT RENT WITH THESE PEOPLE! I wish I could give negative stars! My mother in law is currently…read morein a dispute with them regarding a deposit on an apartment she never even signed a lease on. She went there late last month to rent an apartment after she found a Facebook post about renting apartments for $199. she went to them on Friday, February 22 and paid a deposit of $150 and another $200 for "rent" via money orders with the understanding that she would return to sign a lease the following Monday. Over the weekend she was advised to not to move because of her finances (she is on a fixed income)  she would not be able to afford the rent at the time. On Monday February 26th, she went back to the property and spoke with Patricia (the property manager who took her deposit and had assisted her with applying for the apartment) and told her of her situation. Patricia stated at that time that she could not refund her monies because the funds had already been sent off to "corporate". At that time there was a verbal agreement between them regarding her being able to apply those funds towards an apartment after her surgery sometime in April. My mother in law went to Housing and spoke with her case worker regarding this matter and the case worker called the property and spoke with Patricia who then told the case worker a different story regarding her fees. Patricia told the case worker that my mother in law never qualified for the $199 move in special that was advertised and that the special was only for the month of February anyway. My mother in law was never advised of this prior to the conversation with the case worker which changed her mind completely about moving in because she could not afford the full amount of rent with her income. At that time she asked for a full refund and was told that the security deposit was non refundable but she would have to sign a document to release the funds for rent. On Friday March 9th, my mother in law contacted me regarding this issue and I was with her on the phone as she went back to receive her refund. I personally spoke with Patricia at that time and asked her why were they not refunding the security deposit as well as the other fees and initially she had no problem discussing the matter with me but her "regional manager" advised her to stop speaking with me although my mother in law (who was there in the office) gave verbal confirmation that she could discuss it with me. At that time my mother in law kept me on the phone during the conversation so I overheard everything that was said that day. The manager kept telling her that it was corporate policy and that my mother in law needed to contact them regarding why they couldn't refund her deposit and then she was told that it was to take the apartment off the market  (mind you this was only 2 business days) she was never told (nor is it in writing anywhere) that the security deposit is non refundable. The manager confirmed this by reading over the lease agreement ( that was never signed) and at that time she decided to tell my mother in law that she would return all her monies to her. She had my mother in law sign the document for the refund and she left. I then advised her to return to the office and get a copy of the document she signed. She received her copy and was told that corporate would refund her money in 7-10 business days. On Monday, my mother in law was told that her refund was in the office and that she could come pick it up. She went to the office and was given the same money orders that she originally gave to them to obtain the apartment. She spoke with me and I thought it strange but figured that maybe they never cashed the money orders. That same day she goes to cash the orders and was told that they have had already been cashed. She immediately called me and I attempted to call the number I was provided with as "corporate". It was a Google voice number. I called the office number only to have the "regional manager" be extremely short and rude about confirming the number Patricia gave me on Friday afternoon. After she told me that the corporate number was correct and that I should just leave a message and someone will call me back, she stated to me then that my mother in law would have to wait 7 business days and at that time she would be able to receive a refund and cash her money orders. I told her what I was told and advised my mother in law to call the company she got the money orders from and confirm that this could even be done. She called the following day and of course she was told that it could not be done. Seeing that she is on a fixed income, she does not have the money to be able to take a loss on over half her income. Someone needs to shut these scam artists DOWN! Update: I did a quick Google search and I saw they just had the property condemned in late January because the tenants were without heat for a month until it was reported by a tenant to a local news station.

my husband and i recently decided to purchase a condo in hyde park and walked into the coldwell…read morebanker office looking for an agent. we were lucky enough to have sandra be available and meet with us - she is a fantastic agent. we were looking while still residing in dc, and she was able to get appointments to see places every time we had a few hours to spare in chicago - often with very short notice. she's been really responsive, informative, and searched for places that met all our requirements and then some. we had a great experience working with sandra (we found our new home!) and would highly recommend her for anyone looking to buy in chicago.

I took it upon myself to search for a real estate agent without any references or outside help. I…read morehappened to call a local Coldwell Banker office and Sandra Edwards- Martin answered the phone. I explained my husband and I were looking for a realtor to help us sell our home. I remember thinking how attentive and patient she was during our conversation and that put me at ease. After discussing her credentials we proceeded to schedule an appointment. Upon our first meeting she came ready to work and access the damage. We knew our home needed work and Sandra gave us some "tough love" ideas and assignments. She was so professional and yet friendly and told us what we needed to do to get the best value for our home. What I also like about Sandra is how she'd make suggestions and ask for our input. She made us feel as though we were a part of the process and not just sitting on the sideline, even though we usually leaned in her favor. Although Sandra had other clients and responsibilities she was accessible and proactive. She's extremely skilled in the market and very conscientious. She has a very keen sense for detail that I've truly learned to appreciate. She doesn't settle for mediocrity and that's an invaluable quality in any real estate agent. We've since met Sandra's requirements and recommendations and we're beyond pleased. Sandra's an excellent Real Estate Agent and I would put her up against any top agent in the country. That's just how great she is!!!!!!!