Marlena and team are fantastic to work with! We worked with Marlena to negotiate a lease moving…read morefrom across the county to the Austin area, and she made the process smooth for us from start to finish. From timely communication, professional process, and having things go exactly as promised and planned, it really makes a huge difference with a stressful move like this. Thank you to Marlena and team, we look forward to our new lease term with a great property management team like yours!

Marlena was fantastic for me as property owner getting my new construction listed and leased…read morequickly for top dollar! I'd recommend. She all the work without requiring me to meet face-to-face, generally by phone email and e-doc and handled all interactions with getting the tenants deposit and lease signed. The detail was their office assistant had a couple of typos in the docs that I had to catch and ask them to correct. I'd use her again !

Caroline helped us purchase our first home! As first time home buyers we had a lot of questions and…read moreCaroline was there to answer them all! She was so supportive throughout the process and listened to all our needs. We would recommend her to anyone who is looking to purchase a home. Thanks Caroline!

When we began our search for a home, we thought we were looking for a realtor. What we found in…read moreLaura Tomaszewski was so much more. From day one, Laura took the time to truly get to know us as people. She listened carefully to what we liked and didn't like, understood our goals, and took the time to learn what was most important to us in finding the right home. She didn't just help us search for houses... she became a trusted advocate who genuinely championed our interests every step of the way. Laura went above and beyond in ways we never expected. Every property we considered was thoroughly vetted, not only for its features and condition, but also for potential issues that could affect us down the road. Whether it was physical concerns with the property, deed restrictions, HOA requirements, or anything else that might impact our future enjoyment of the home, Laura dug deep and made sure we had the information we needed to make confident decisions. What impressed us most was the level of care she brought to the process. She evaluated each home as if her own family were purchasing it. We never felt pressured. We never felt rushed. We always felt protected, informed, and supported. Buying a home can be stressful, but Laura made the experience as enjoyable and stress-free as possible. Her professionalism, attention to detail, knowledge, and genuine care for her clients set her apart. She isn't simply selling homes... she's helping people create the next chapter of their lives. We are incredibly grateful for everything Laura did for us and would recommend her without hesitation to anyone looking to buy or sell a home. If you want someone who will truly have your best interests at heart, Laura Tomaszewski is the person you want by your side. Thank you, Laura, for helping us find not just a house, but a place we are excited to call home.

Jason was a great help when I was looking for a home in Austin. As a first time home buyer I had…read moreno clue where to start and Jason's 20 years of experience in Austin was invaluable. He knows every neighbor hood in the greater Austin area and understands the market. He knew exactly what bid it would take to get the houses we looked at. If your looking for a house in Austin Jason will be a great choice, especially for a first time home buyer like myself!

Jason initially engaged with me regarding my rental, but ultimately refused to take it on after…read morewasting a full week of my time waiting for a property viewing. Only then did he disclose that he does not handle rentals below a certain price point, which he should have communicated upfront. He referred me to another real estate company that has been disappointing, and I am now stuck dealing with the consequences. Overall, an unprofessional and frustrating experience that I would not recommend.

Update: I was the 2nd person to contract to build in Edgewick in July 2007 back when it was just a…read moreconcept on paper--only a trailer and no model homes or homes of any kind existed. I moved in the 1st quarter of 2008 and so I am part of the group who has lived in Edgewick the longest. Edgewick's lots of lands and concepts are owned by Benchmark/Momark. They are the developers. They are very well known in Austin and have developed many award-winning communities (example: the Austonian downtown is their project) which is a good thing if you have any worries about Edgewick making it. I feel confident this community will build out eventually though the economic downturn has made things move slower than the original 3 year build out plan. Wes Peoples is the new builder. You can see that the new homes under construction are modern design so it does look a little funny next to the original homes that are not modern. Having said that from looking at the quality of work the homes are actually improved. Once the community is built out it will hardly be noticeable. From here I will break down a Pro and Con List. Let's start with Cons: --You are living in SE Austin in an area that has not yet gone through gentrification. There is crime in the area though not enough to stress about. There have been very random, minor break-ins with vehicles mostly in Edgewick in the past 4 1/2 years though I personally have not been affected. This happens all across Austin especially as the city grows. If this bothers you I suggest you might want to move to Hutto or somewhere out in the country away from people. --The HOA has been very dominant over the past 4 years. Luckily they have just recently started to form a "safety committee" so that we the people have more voice. On the one hand as a good thing the fact that they run such a tight ship means the community is kept in tip top shape. Just be aware that they are always "On" so don't leave shoes scattered, put your trash can away immediately, ect. --Carlson Drive was built by Edgewick and is still maintained by Edgewick. It was supposed to be a private drive meaning the gates you see now were supposed to close Carlson off on the back end of Edgewick. You can see lots of lots ready for houses to be built circling Carlson. However the city as of now is refusing to allow Edgewick to make Carlson private. This means the dog park is technically located outside the gates of the community and is being used by the public. Though I myself don't personally mind sharing the issue at hand is when stuff gets broken or stolen. This is costing Edgewick money and therefore us the homeowners money. --The pool can really get overrun with college students in the summer. This is because some of the units in the community were purchased by parents for their kids. The HOA has recently really cracked down on monitoring the pool and the number of people allowed in. Larger parties now have to get pre-approved permission. PROS --You absolutely cannot beat the location. You have 2 major highways at your disposal (Ben White and IH-35). Because we are south of downtown you don't have as bad of a traffic mess like other parts of Austin. Zipping across Woodward or Oltorf to South Congress and downtown is a breeze. --You don't share walls with your neighbor (though the units are built close together) and each unit gets a garage. --The pool now has wifi. The pool itself is really great and the commercial grill is awesome for cook-outs. --Our community is very quiet. Sometimes there gets to be activity on Parker but those units being built and sold now are away from Parker so they won't notice as much. When I'm home I work from home and love it. --In regards to long term value you need to know that the city of Austin is dedicating a lot of $$$ to revitalizing East Riverside Drive which is just north of Edgewick beyond Oltorf. The live music scene is already moving East. This means in the future the area around Edgewick will also improve bringing the value of Edgewick up. It also means lots of cool stuff coming close. --The #7 bus route has 2 stops outside the gates of Edgewick on Parker. This bus goes straight downtown and drops off on Congress ave!! I live on this bus during SXSW. It only takes about 20 minutes to get downtown on the #7 from Edgewick once on board. --It is easy to bike ride from Edgewick as we are just across the highway from everything cool. If you want to bike on the East side you can go down Parker road, and cross Riverside where there is a bridge. Lady Bird Lake is so close to Edgewick too. --My floorplan is now called the Penn. I added an extra bathroom so I have 2 full baths. I know I'm biased but I think this is the best floor plan as everything you need is on one floor save for your washer and dryer. This also makes it safe. If you have questions about our community feel free to PM me.

Got the fuck outta Edgewick. Dont move here. HOA is finally run by residents and unfortunately we…read moreinherited a mess. The budget was not managed well by the HOA company. Residents have recently been charged mandatory assessment fees of $1000 on top of the monthly fee to get the budget back to where its supposed to be. Monthly HOA fees were over $210 a month when left and they were about to raise them again. Landscapping is more absent than its ever been in this community. We usually get a once a year spring mulch replacement for every yard in the community around April that did not even happen this year for the first time in the eight years that I lived at Edgewick. So much turnover in neighbors, its hard to get to know anyone and many people rent their properties. Not much of a community. I would seriously reconsider moving into Edgewick. Dont get me started on the current lawsuit about structural construction issues on some of the properties.

Working with Gary has been very pleasant. It is seldom that you work with other agents that are on…read moretop of things where you don't have to move the process along for your clients. I reached out to him for a client who needed to move asap. And he got him in there very quickly with no issues I couldn't have done it without him! will definitely be excited to work with him in the future.

Would highly recommend using Knipps Properties and I wish I would have found them sooner to manage…read moremy property. The Management company I was using had failed several times in finding me a good tenant. I decided to sell my property and contacted Skye at Knipps Properties. Skye was excellent and a true professional. He was always there to answer my questions and got back to me quickly. He sold my home in a very quick time frame in the middle of winter. Honestly, if I would have known him prior to making the decision of selling I would have had it and manage the property all along.

Kaylee Howitt is an awful accountant and representative of PMT. She hung up on me when discussing…read moremy tenant ledger and how J&J illegally towed my car from the complex She likes to act like an accountant or the owner despite being an admin assistant. The way John runs a business is very bizarre and unprofessional.

Zero leadership, overworked property managers (managing up to 20 properties), archaic systems. Run…read moreaway! There is nothing redeeming about this business.

I've had the pleasure of working with Katy Hall as both a buyer and a seller, and am a repeat…read moreclient for that reason. On the buying side, she is patient, knowledgeable, listened to my wants vs. my non-negotiables, and guided me through every step with clarity. As a seller, she brought strong market insight, strategic pricing, and excellent communication, which ultimately led to a smooth, successful, and speedy transaction.

Working with Elisha Perez on our house hunt was great! She helped us find the place we were looking…read morefor with excellent support and knowledge through the whole process.

Still not easy to deal with, but credit where due, they are managing the apartment better but the…read moreplace has gone a bit downhill overall with the quality of tenants they're allowing to move in. My rent went up by 20% which they probably don't have control over and the property owner is more to blame, but just as it was the case last year, they were advertising cheaper units on their website than what they offered me as an established tenant. Just as last year when I asked them why the advertised rates on the website for a clean new unit with new appliances and fresh flooring is lower than what they're offering me, they said "Oh we haven't updated the website". I think the better term is "Bait and switch". There is no excuse for not updating the website. The complex is also now using some weird variable rent table based on income but RPM doesn't disclose exactly how it works which means that if you don't want to give RPM and the ownership (who is anonymous though it's easy enough to find out if you research the corporate name) all your financial information (including all assets), you will be paying the full market rate (which is up 20% as mentioned above) as punishment and they did not budge on that price even a single penny. They claim the only way to see if you can get a discount is to follow their Hunger Games routine to prove that you're poor enough for the secret owners to take pity on you and throw you a bone. Is it a government program? According to the manager, "it's not a program! you just give us all your information and we send it to the owners and if you fall within government established poverty levels you get a discount!" "So the owner is doing it out of the goodness of their heart?" Clearly RPM is not allowed to say what's going on and after some back and forth, she was trying to make it sound like I was some sort of simpleton who didn't know anything about the Houston rental market while she who just moved to the city a few years ago knew all. I've been living here 4 years longer than she has been in the industry, but yeah, she knows more about the various neighborhoods and market values here. I stopped listening when she was comparing our 50 year old property with aluminum wiring with the 14 year luxury property across the street but here but I digress. My guess is that the ownership got some sort of government funding for their new construction projects and the stipulation is that they have to offer rental assistance in return. That's speculation on my part but it's better than the "Benevolent Real Estate Mogul" implication RPM is trying to push. I just wish RPM didn't try to insult our intelligence and was upfront about what's going on. While I was looking at other apartments, the other managers I spoke with gave me much more information about what's going on here. Again, I'm sure ownership is playing their part in this but RPM could be less condescending and disclose what's going on to the property.

Terraces at Perkins Rowe. Baton Rouge…read more I would like to express my ongoing concern regarding the handling of my lease termination and the application of the 60-day notice requirement. While I understand that the lease contains a written notice provision, what I find troubling is the manner in which that provision has been applied under the circumstances of my tenancy. From the beginning of the leasing process, I made it clear that the apartment was needed only for the duration of my son's temporary internship and that there was no intention to renew or extend the lease. In fact, that understanding was the entire reason we entered into a short-term lease despite paying a premium rate. Because our intent was openly communicated before the lease was even signed, it is difficult for me to understand how the purpose of the notice requirement was not already satisfied in substance. What makes this situation feel predatory in nature is the appearance that the company is relying on a technical notice requirement to impose additional financial obligations even though management was aware from the outset that we would be vacating at the end of the lease term. From a resident's perspective, it appears that actual knowledge of our intentions has been disregarded in favor of a procedural requirement that ultimately benefits the property financially. Had Cody or Lesa explained during the leasing process that a resident signing a three-month lease but only staying two would effectively need to submit a notice almost immediately after move-in to avoid additional rent, I would have done so without hesitation.

Marshall was a very dedicated and easy to work with property manager. Very responsive and if we had…read moreissues he worked to resolve them immediately, cannot recommend Marshal and Aus10 Realty enough.

Rudy the owner is awesome!! They haven't officially taken over a property yet but he has made…read moresignificant and beautiful changes to the house I've been living in for 12 years. I very much appreciate him and his staff. I couldn't have asked for a better property manager.

Julia helped me when I needed to find a tenant for my house. She was extremely knowledgable. She…read moregave me lots of information and went above and beyond to help me find a tenant and also to deal with property management issues. She was very honest and let me know up front about all of my options.

I reach out to Julia after having our property at Waller Tx up for sell with the previous realtor…read morefor over 6 months without a bite or good feedback .. I reach out after reading her reviews which are positive ..and it did prove so . Talking to her and signing her on made the selling process helpful and quick .. we where able to get multiple offer with quick responsive input from our buyers through her .. I definitely recommend Julia for her skills of negotiating and her best interests in us ,her client .. thank you