Rental Management Group has been so wonderful and accommodating from day one and I truly appreciate…read moreit! That's not often the case.

After reading the reviews, I noticed most of the high ratings come from owners. That might explain…read morethe difference in experience, because as a tenant this company was difficult to deal with. Email communication often felt passive aggressive and any time I asked a simple question, I got long policy explanations instead of a real answer. I had to follow up several times just to try to renew my lease and kept getting the runaround. I eventually moved because paying rent on time should not come with that much hassle or uncertainty. I rarely needed maintenance since I handled most things myself. Getting my security deposit back took far too long and every time I asked about it, I got more excuses. They charged a 250 application fee, a 25 per person monthly service fee on top of rent, and even offered a 95 option to fast track the return of my own security deposit. On top of that, they offered to charge 495 for move out cleaning. No thanks I can do that myself. I've never ever not gotten back a security deposit. I'm not that person. Everything felt transactional and unnecessary, which honestly pushed me toward leaving. Right before my lease ended, I sent notice that I was moving. Even then, I got what felt like an automated message telling me my renters insurance needed to be confirmed for the next year. I replied saying I was moving out in a few days and still had insurance, and the response I got back basically told me to send proof or be charged 10 dollars. I am not letting anyone nickel and dime me over things like that. 10 dollars. Please quit the shit. Owners may have a smoother experience, but tenants deal with a very different side of things. Best of luck if you decide to rent from them. I will not be using them again. As a property owner and a renter, this definitely isn't the way people should be treated ever. I only have 2 stars because after 30 plus days I got my deposit back. Minus a f*+^€n 5.00 e-check fee. Yall needed that I guess.

Our leasing experience with this management company was frustrating due to poor communication and…read morelack of follow-through. The process took about a full month. During that time we were told three separate times that the property had been cleaned and was move-in ready. Each walkthrough showed otherwise -- no professional cleaning had been completed. We later learned there had been a water leak, which may have caused delays, but this was not clearly communicated upfront. When we first viewed the home, there were spider webs throughout and both dead and live roaches present. We raised these concerns and were repeatedly assured everything would be addressed before move-in. By the final walkthrough, the condition still had not been resolved, and an additional issue had come up. During that final walkthrough (yesterday), we were told that if we did not immediately pay the deposit, the owner wanted to move on to the "next applicants," even though the property issues had not been fixed. We were also told the owner had already "bent" by approving us, so it was essentially now or never. Once we confirmed we would not move forward under those conditions, we were then offered money off and the option to inspect the property after completion. At that point, it felt less like a proactive solution and more like pressure followed by a last-minute change in approach. There were also inconsistencies during the application process. When I initially called to ask about our application status, I was told there were other applicants ahead of us and we would be processed if they fell through. After I provided the address, the associate confirmed we were actually the only applicant. That kind of misinformation made the process feel disorganized. I understand that maintenance issues can happen and that properties owned by LLCs can sometimes add extra layers to communication. However, clear, accurate updates and accountability are essential when people are planning a move on a tight timeline. I hope this feedback helps improve the experience for future tenants considering this property in Richmond, TX.

John and his team have been great to work with. I have no complaints and truly appreciate their…read moreprofessionalism. I look forward to working with them again in the future. Five-star service all the way!

I used the "Projects" section of Yelp to help me find a move-out cleaner and Management of ICON…read morereached out very quickly. They gave me a fair price and worked with me on scheduling the time for the cleaner to come. I booked the appointment roughly 2 weeks in advance. The cleaner did a pretty decent job, although she did NOT clean out the cabinets... And refused to do so. I was in the apartment the entire time the cleaner was there (as was my husband) because we were finishing loading up our moving truck while the cleaner did the cleaning. I had previously messaged the company asking about how it works when the cleaner leaves because she disappeared for a while without saying anything and I was concerned that she left. I was told that she would do a walkthrough with me before leaving to ensure that I was satisfied with her work. I wish I would've known this ahead of time, and I also wish the cleaner would've communicated with me when she was leaving to go get more supplies from her car instead of just disappearing. At the time of the walkthrough, I mentioned the fact that she didn't touch the cabinets. She told me "had she come earlier, she would've done them but she's not going to do them today". I scheduled a MOVE OUT clean, so I assumed that I was also paying to have the cabinets cleaned out as this is part of what has to be cleaned when moving out... This was super frustrating and disappointing, but we were leaving that day at noon to start our cross-country move, so I didn't have time to argue. When booking this service, I wish that the company would've given me a list of what all will be cleaned during my move-out clean. Had I known that the cabinets weren't part of it, I would've booked elsewhere. Additionally, they did not reach out to confirm my appointment the day before... I ended up contacting them to ensure that someone was still planning to show up the next day for the appointment. I didn't like that I had to be the one to reach out to confirm my appointment as it's not professional for them to not communicate with me. It seems as if they're a new business, but there are some things that need to be addressed and fixed moving forward in order to give paying customers a better understanding of what to expect.

Impressive. I needed some support, some last minute…read morecleaning. Yelp projects is very new for me but I tried it out. ICON was answering my request, gave me a fair price and after I asked when her associate would come, she answered 25 minutes. And she came, kicked ass, took names and I'm a very happy camper. Thanks a lot, I really appreciate your help.

We rented through this property management company for five years, and during that time they raised…read moreour rent by roughly $100-$200 every single year. As a realtor, I repeatedly questioned the increases because the property simply wasn't worth what they were asking. Eventually, the gap between the rent and the actual market value became too large, so we moved out. Then came the move-out charges. They attempted to bill us for items that were clearly the landlord's responsibility, which felt less like property management and more like a scavenger hunt for extra fees. The best part? It turns out we were right. After we left, the property sat on the market for nearly a year. The rent had to be reduced over and over until it was close to the rate we originally leased it for. That's a long and expensive vacancy to prove a point. If you're a property owner, I'd think twice before taking pricing advice from a company that would rather let a property sit empty for months than admit they overpriced it. If you're a tenant, be prepared for annual rent hikes and a move-out process that may leave you defending charges that shouldn't have been yours in the first place.

I had to send a very special thank you to Area Texas Realty & Management team for their speedy…read moreservice and making sure our home was nice and cool after my Air Conditioning went out. Thank you and Happy Mother's Day to all of the mother's there! Amberly M.

Our townhome community changed management companies to KPM this year and I just have to say how bad…read moreass they are. Doreen and her team are in charge of our account and they are incredible. The communication is top notch and we've seen much need improvements started on our property. I feel safe and confident being under KPM.

King Property Management is one of the WORST property managers in Houston. They are a low-budget…read moreorganization and the work shows it. They do not keep up the properties they service and are unresponsive to emails and calls. I would stay away from this management company.

I love Rise Management Group, they have the best customer service on the market!!…read moreAmanda Watson is the best on the business!! thanks again for the hard working!! Vagno G

I've been complaining about a air bnb for 2 weeks now's everyone is taking there time our property…read moreis not be managed well no one strict about the rules since Rise took over!!

Horrible real estate agency. Three weeks in my rented house, not hot water, broken ceiling fan,…read moreback door barely closes, back yard fence broken, toilet not flushing, hole in wall, etc. their handy men blew me off 6 out 7 times and the Houston manager is a complete disgrace. Today, he threaten me to terminate my lease. I am 66.5 years old, Gulf War Veteran and partially disabled, That manager, is a young person barely past 20 years old and writing me threatening email because of voiced my disapproval and how his handy men treated me by not showing up. One technician, four straight times! I went over his head to senior management. All these people care is about getting their money.

If you have any trouble with Green Residential, REPORT THEM to the Texas Real Estate Commission…read more(TREC) https://www.trec.texas.gov/public/how-file-complaint (You can screenshot the page, copy/paste from Photos, or Google it) Green Residential's information: * Texas Real Estate Brokerage License #: 9001367 * Supervising Broker: Leon Green - License # 613365-B * Supervising Broker: Harry M. Green - License # 174579-B Texas Tenant Rights (plain English & Spanish available) https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/consumer-protection/home-real-estate-and-travel/renters-rights (Again--screenshot, copy/paste, or Google) Every property management company in Texas operates under a supervising licensed broker, and TREC holds them legally responsible for illegal or unethical actions. Do not let these scammy slumlords bully or exploit another innocent, hardworking tenant. Below is only a small portion of my experience, along with how you can protect yourself. When I moved in, the apartment was disgusting. Dead roaches everywhere. Walls so grimy they literally became four shades lighter after cleaning. The air filter was completely black. Green Residential told me this was my problem because I signed the lease accepting the unit "as is." That is NOT what "as is" legally means. "As is" means you accept the unit's layout and features-that it's a 1 bed/1 bath, has carpet instead of wood floors, white walls, or a wall separating rooms. It does NOT mean you accept filth, pests, or unsafe conditions. Under Texas Tenant Rights, a unit must be "move-in ready." That includes: * A clean apartment * Working light bulbs * A new air filter Despite the unit clearly not being move-in ready, my lease required me to hire professional cleaners and submit a receipt three days BEFORE my lease ended. That forced me to move out early while still paying rent--meaning I had to pay two rents for an entire week just to comply with their ridiculous requirement. Illegal & Unreasonable Charges Light Bulb Charge: They attempted to charge me for replacing a light bulb that was still working, that I never requested to be replaced, and that occurred within the first 30 days, when my lease clearly stated all maintenance is 100% landlord-covered in the first 30 days. A GR rep claimed "light bulbs are excluded" but refused to show where that exclusion existed in my lease. I didn't pay it. Pest Control Charge: They tried to charge me for pest control on a shared lawn with over 12 large fire ant mounds, also reported within the first 30 days. My lease explicitly stated lawn maintenance and lawn related pest control are the landlord's responsibility. I had to send them a screenshot of my own lease because they clearly didn't even have it. Their representatives showed zero understanding of my lease or Texas tenant law. If you don't know your rights or your lease, they will absolutely try to charge you for things you don't owe or neglect issues they're legally required to fix. Deposit Scam Tactics Less than a week before move-out--after I had already vacated due to their cleaning clause, I received an email saying: "Do not patch any holes." Obviously too late. Also, that's absurd. Patching small holes is standard practice. After speaking with a neighbor, I learned exactly why they do this: GR told them not to patch holes, then kept their entire deposit for "patching and painting." That's not legal. Texas law allows for normal wear and tear, including nail holes smaller than a dime. Tenants are not responsible for repainting unless walls were repainted a different color or suffered major damage (holes punched, smoke damage, large gouges, etc.). Even handprints on walls are explicitly listed as non-chargeable in Texas Tenant Rights. How I Got My Deposit Back Thankfully, I took extensive photos and videos at move-in and documented everything on my Inventory & Condition Form. Green Residential tried to keep my entire deposit, claiming they had to paint walls and repair stair damage. I sent them my signed IACF and photos proving: * The walls were already filthy, scratched, dented, peeling, and unpainted * The stair damage pre-existed my tenancy They even sent me a photo of a wall with a paint bucket in front of it, perfectly proving there was no significant damage. My deposit was also withheld past the 30-day legal deadline. Once I threatened Small Claims Court, my full deposit magically appeared. Final Advice KNOW YOUR RIGHTS. Keep your lease and Texas Tenant Rights handy at all times when dealing with Green Residential. They cannot withhold unreasonable charges, and they must return your deposit within 30 days of lease termination. Don't let these slumlord scam artists win. Report them. Document everything. Protect yourself and others.

I'm so happy I had Kevin Collier help me find a brilliant apartment in Houston. He made the process…read morefun and effortless! Kevin has a ton of knowledge and answered every question I had!! He even asked an old client about his experience at a property I was considering. Kevin called every property I was interested to get information before I toured them with him about rent and square footage on their units in my price range. He took notes on all the properties he called and gave them to me so I would not feel overwhelmed with details. This allowed me to fully concentrate on what I thought about each property in order to decide if it was a right fit for me. You will be so glad you got Kevin's help!!! I would happily enlist his help again anytime I am considering moving or recommend him to anyone else!!!

ULR seems to come highly praised however my personal experience has been quite annoying. I asked an…read moreagent over two years ago to help me look for an apartment within a specific price range. Once I no longer needed his service (I found my own place), he continued to spam my E-mail account with invitations to rental/homebuying events to promote his business. I had to ask him a few times with a call to the office to request this to stop. It started with LinkedIn, and then through other similar social media mediums, then E-mail. Finally the office took care of it and I had to take the extra step to block him. Then, two years later, another agent who connected with me through LinkedIn as well began to do the same practice. In no way did I ever ask to opt-in to any of these invitations. That means I'm on another distribution list that I never agreed to. She is sending Evites--without any opt-out buttons. I had to contact ULR again, and another agent profusely apologized to me. I'm not into this spamming marketing practice because quite honestly, it cheapens a business and creates a desperate image. Do some of these agents like getting cold calls from random numbers themselves and pressured into something they don't need? I don't think any of us do! So it would imply that with common sense, you shouldn't do what you don't enjoy yourself, to people who aren't clearly requesting your service. The agent who helped me get myself removed from a distribution list (again) says that she doesn't practice those methods herself and aren't exemplary of ULR as a whole, but no one seems to be encouraging or reminding other agents to stop the SPAM method. I never experience this when I contact an agent through HAR. Bottom line: I get it, it works once on a blue moon, but if you're about branding yourself as a high quality agent, this spam stuff is not a lot of people's cup of tea. Try this instead, reach out to a potential client directly and ask if they're currently interested in renting/buying or would like to remain in touch in the future if neither are currently an option. Don't force me into your impersonal mass distribution list against my will. Here's the Federal Trade Commmissin FAQ on SPAM stating you must include information on how to opt-out of receiving future E-mail and honor opt-out requests immediately: https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/blogs/business-blog/2015/08/candid-answers-can-spam-questions

During my visit, Tarantino Properties practiced safe COVID-19 protocols. Everyone was wearing a…read moremask and the staff were very polite and professional. Very impressed with their staff and their facility.

If I could leave this company (Tarantino), less than one star I would. This company is now managing…read moremy apartment complex and they are a nightmare. Two months in and no online portal or online communication whatsoever from them. You cannot pay your rent online. You cannot request maintenance service online. You cannot call them they will not pick up. This company is too poor and incompetent to simply set up an online portal for their residents. You people are a nightmare of a business.

Totally unprofessional. Pushy, condescending, and quick to shift blame…read more Does the bare minimum, but acts like they're doing you a favor. Zero respect for landlords, zero accountability. Worst experience I've had with a property manager -- and I've seen some bad ones. Avoid if you value your sanity.

I had a fantastic experience with Honeywood Realty. Diane was super responsive, friendly,…read moreknowledgeable and on top of all tasks. Steve provided some critical insight with regard to my home's status and thorough comps data to help us with ideal and realistic price point. I received excellent counsel at each step and the end result was a quick and easy sale that helped me and my family tremendously. Highly recommend if you are in the Cypress area. I can't imagine having better partners to help get it done.