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 Place has OUTDATED ELECTRIC (old loose outlets that won't hold plugs & heat up.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.

Overnight Parking fines. Received a $40 dollar fine for parking on the street in front of our…read moredaughters dorm. Not a single sign up and down any street about on campus concerning No overnight parking without a permit. Although there are signs every 10 feet about 3 hour limit they couldn't be troubled to post about that so they can fine visitors. When you call the city you are told that has been a law for 70 years that I should have known about even thought I have been living in a different state my entire life. Also was they actually have it posted at the entrances to town, but I couldn't be giving an example of where to find one.

Rhode Island is the smallest state in the United States; but it has a unique and diverse culture,…read moreespecially its capital city, Providence. Downtown Providence is my favorite City; maybe I'm biased because I was born there. As a teenager, I loved taking the city bus to the Providence Place Mall, then hanging out at the Waterplace Park. Once I was in college, I would frequent Thayer St., the East side, and Wickenden St. often. I was always hanging out with my friends, at one of my favorite dive bar/club, Club Hell; they had 80s nights on Tuesdays, goth nights on Wednesdays, and Rock & Roll nights on Fridays. Providence is definitely a foodie city with tons of good eats. On a warm day, just take a walk around; lots of history and beautiful architecture. The new pedestrian bridge is also a lovely addition. There are many events that goes on, Waterfire is a popular one. It is home to some notable colleges such as Brown University, Providence College, Rhode Island School of Design, and Rhode Island College (my alma mater!) If you go to Federal Hill, there are some good restaurants and bars; home to the best Italian food. If you want to be one with nature, go to Roger Williams Park and Zoo. Overall, definitely a fun little city and gem in my eyes.

They answer all of my questions and keep me on track. They help me with my work benefits and…read moreallocate my 401k in the best funds. Easy to get to off I-195 or 95. The office is in between the Hot Club and Trader Joe's near the marina. . Great technology. If you want to get stuff done this is the place for you.

From the owner: Full RIA - Registered Investment Advisor. Registered Investment Advisor (RIA): Definition, Duties,…read moreand ... RIAs typically earn their income through management fees, calculated as a percentage of a client's assets under management by the RIA. Unlike broker-dealers, RIAs have a fiduciary duty to put the best interests of the client first. APMA as well. An Accredited Portfolio Management Advisor (APMA) is a finance professional specializing in creating, managing, and growing investment portfolios. APMA credential holders are recognized in the industry as top experts in asset allocation, investment analysis, risk analysis, and other facets of investment management.

Came here with little to no expectations but it ended up being one of my favorite spots in the…read morearea. $5 suggested donation /person admission Very quiet but cozy library. Feels like an amazing place to study and take a second to read. Highly recommend a visit for anyone coming out of state. Definitely would enjoy coming back for a whole day.

What a cool gem in Providence! If you are not a member and just want to look around you can pay the…read moresuggested donation of $5/person. There is a QR code to scan for a self guided tour. Filled with history, nooks and crannies to read and study in, and so many books. Edgar Allan Poe was once a visitor with his love interest at the time. Worth a stop if you are on the East side of Providence.

Updating this review as we've now sold our home with Robert. As with our purchase, Robert was…read moreoutstanding. We quickly had multiple offers on our home, undoubtedly in large part due to his expertise. He is consistently excellent, and we'll continue to recommend him to anyone looking for a realtor in the Providence area!

Robert helped my family find the perfect home for my sister who was moving from Cranston to East…read moreProvidence. Robert was professional, knowledgeable and you can tell he truly cares about his clients. Robert was always available to show homes, answer questions, provide referrals for handymen, etc. He helped us navigate this crazy market and close on our home for $10K less than asking. I would highly recommend contacting Robert for any of your Real Estate needs!

Jacob assisted my wife and I in selling our home in Providence. We have bought and sold a number…read moreof properties and worked with many realtors throughout these transactions including other agents in Providence. Jacob stands out on top amongst the others. His knowledge of the Providence market is outstanding as well as his professionalism and network of buyers and sellers. While he is young and determined he is well regarded in the community. Jacob works nonstop until his clients are completely satisfied. Selling or buying a home is a significant decision and requires a well trained professional to negotiate the best terms. Jacob delivers!

My husband and I recently bought a condo in Providence. Jacob Rochefort (Lila Delman Real Estate)…read morewas our agent. From the beginning, Jacob exhibited a calm and professional demeanor. He was very receptive to our needs and wishes and showed us many properties that were in our price range and size range. When we picked a property and closed on it, he was there for the inspection, the walk through, the closing, etc. We encountered a small hiccup right before closing. Jacob was a strong advocate for us and helped resolve the situation to our satisfaction. The next time you need a real estate professional, I would highly recommend Jacob. He has it all: the skills, expertise, patience, and know-how to get you into or out of a home.

This concrete building finished in 1994 (Rhode Island bridge ID number 874) is one of the most…read moreimportant bridges in the city since it connects the heart of downtown (Kennedy Plaza and the area near City Hall) with the Rhode Island State House and the AMTRAK and MBTA train station. If you look underneath you will see public utilities running under this bridge, unlike any of the other bridges connecting downtown and the East Side, so the importance of this bridge as a connector for people, cars and utilities is paramount in Providence. During Waterfire nights, several braziers lie on both sides of this bridge, making this a nice vantage point for watching the water and fire spectacle. It is probably one of the busiest bridges since many bus routes use it to bring people from Smith Hill to downtown.