5 star property management service and 5 star communication from Janelle and the team!read more

yaz did a great job, super impressed with how she helped this confusing process make sence!read more

Garrett played a key role in helping us purchase our first home. Throughout the process, Garrett…read morekept us informed with market updates, promptly shared new listings, and arranged virtual tours whenever we couldn't be there in person. When we finally found the right home, we faced strong competition from other buyers. Garrett remained proactive, strategic, and dedicated every step of the way, ultimately helping us secure the contact. We couldn't have asked for a better guide through our first home-buying journey.

I recently had the honor of working across from Gulch Group agent Garett Chatham who represented…read morethe buyer on a real estate transaction and what a pleasure it was to make his acquaintance! He was professional, responsive, and great to collaborate with from start to finish. He is a talented real estate agent and a good asset to the Gluch Group. He did your team proud!

The customer service by the owner was exquisite. Very welcoming, accommodating, helpful! The…read moreamenities that come with the studio are incredible. 10/10!

I highly recommend Goldengoddess and trust her with capturing my memories and my milestones…read more I hired Goldengoddess to take my son High School Graduation photos

Our friends were celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary, they mentioned a short video with…read morephotos/music of their lives together would be so special. I thought this would be a great gift, so not having much time, I reached out to Alex. We discussed the project, agreed on a price, and he was able to get it done rather quickly. He ended up working with my friends directly, and the finished product exceeded expectations. Alex was easy to work with, excellent communication, offered smart feedback, and the quality of the finished work was GREAT! He made the day special, one my friends will never forget, thanks to the video. Highly recommend his services.

We met a few times. They were very accommodating and easy to work with. He seemed to know exactly…read morewhat I was going for, and after a couple of shoots, he nailed it! I appreciate all the time, effort and consulting that he offered as well.

It was full cash offer with no contingencies! It was full…read morecash offer with no contingencies! It was full cash offer with no contingencies! It was full cash offer with no contingencies!

Kiran is a quintessential professional who is not just great at advising on when and where to…read morepurchase a property, he is also very meticulous in making sure all the formalities are completed on time. He has a great support team so you never feel like you are not supported despite his busy schedule. After I worked with him, I am so impressed that I recommended Kiran to all my friends who are interested in purchasing property in Phoenix MSA. I can say anyone that needs an ethical realtor that is smart and empathetic, and not someone who pushes an agenda for commission, they can comfortably work with Kiran. Kiran is my "go to" man for anything that I do in Phoenix.

I have rented with this company now going into my second year. I have no complaints whatsoever, I…read morelove how attentive they are throughout the whole process of applying and through renting. We have had the pleasure of working with Deborah Lago, any time we have had a repair of any issues she responds immediately and gets my work order done! I love the home that we live in! We love how they value their customers and simply checking in to make sure everything is still in order with the home! Definitely recommend to anyone who is on the search of renting their next home!

Kaila Videla is the new property manager for my rental home managed by Fort Lowell Realty. She is…read morethe 3rd PM in three years, effective July 2026. She immediately "sprung into action" by asserting her authority, harassing and blaming the tenant for decisions that were made by the former property manager. I've had an open dialogue with the home owner and the former PM about my financial difficulties. The owner and former PM had graciously made concessions to work with me and had verbally and in writing agreed to waive the 5-day notice fee and late fees. They're aware I'm a domestic violence survivor. Additionally, the former PM did not enforce or collect the late fees for months. This pattern of failing to enforce the fees created a waiver or modified acceptance of the lease. I understand it was an inconvenience to the owner and the PM, but I was grateful for the assistance. All parties involved are aware that this is the rental home I moved to, post-divorce after my ex-husband had me removed from our marital home in an illegal manner. The threat of homelessness is a very real and terrifying repercussion that most survivors have had to endure while married and after. I'm working hard to build my life back up, but the process can be slow. I explained to Kaila Videla that she could not enforce and retroactively charge the late fees and that going forward she would have to enforce the terms of the lease regarding fees. I'm also a licensed realtor and am familiar with the Landlord Tenant Act as all realtors who work in property management should be. I tried to communicate in writing, verbally and via text to Kaila Videla. She was callous, uncaring and adamant in her pursuit to collect fees. It was unusual and appeared to be a personal vendetta for her, for whatever reason. I asked to speak to Fort Lowell's attorneys because I was going to communicate and share all of the text messages and emails the owner and former PM had sent. As a compromise, I asked Kaila to take the fees from my $2,400 security deposit because I needed her to cease harassing me with actions that I knew were unlawful. She then turned off my ability to pay the remainder of July's rent. Then I couldn't pay August rent. I attempted to communicate with her and work something out. By the end of August, the owner had waited over 50 days for a rent payment. Then I received a complaint from the courts with a court date within the next 3 business days. Kaila, Fort Lowell and their attorneys had combined 12 months of late fees, past due rent, attorney's fees, court fees for a sum of around $6,700 and more. That did not include September's rent which was quickly becoming due in days. I was in a state of panic and had no choice, but to retain an attorney. He looked at the complaint and immediately questioned the $6,700 in charges. "How much is your rent?" I told him that was a sum including retroactive late charges. It took 30 seconds before he said, "They're trying to be sneaky, this judge caps late fees at $300." Fort Lowell was trying to charge me almost 6x that amount in fees. I was so grateful for my attorney, but Fort Lowell, Kaila and their attorneys still pressed me to compromise. I just needed it to be over. I was so stressed out, the thought of homeless, I was scared for me and my two dogs. My lease is up 11/30/26. They tried to get me to agree to vacate 9/30, giving me less than 30 days to find a new place and move in a frenzy. I compromised by agreeing to move by 10/31/26 only because I was intimidated and my nervous system could not withstand much more. In the end, I paid Fort Lowell zero dollars in late fees. The homeowner had to wait over 60 days for a rent payment. I'm not sure how he continues to have faith in their services. I was penalized by having to vacate the lease early because of the actions and decisions of their employees. Taking me to court was nothing more than an exercise in more trauma initiated by Kaila Videla. Kaila is a newly licensed realtor. I would tread lightly and strongly caution against appearing biased or discriminatory. I still do not understand her relentless pursuit of the late fees, but I do take pause being that I am a woman of color. As a licensed realtor we are held at a higher standard. Perhaps brush up with another fair housing course, Kaila. Statistically, most domestic violence survivors lack family support and resources. That is my situation, also. I'm grateful for my attorney and hope we have all learned something.

Before we took possession of our new home, we left our plants lined up nicely along the garage wall…read moreso they would not die in the 2 days of heat we had left. When we finally got possession we noticed someone had selectively taken a few of our plants. The only people who had access were the agent who removed the Sign from our yard and the cleaning crew they hired. I contacted both to get our plants back and neither people are taking responsibility. Although we didn't have permission to leave them, you didn't have permission to take them either. Call us and have us pick them up don't take what's not yours!!!!!! Over $100 worth of plants gone!! Never do business with a thief!

My wife and I were relocating here for work, and had a very short amount of time to find a place to…read morerent that would accommodate our two golden retrievers. We came across a house that accepted our dogs, and went ahead and signed the lease. Everything started out fine - nice enough contacts in the office, a timely, thorough inspection/walk-through, etc. Overall, the house satisfied our needs until we got settled in the area and purchased a home. What was lacking was the overall property management/tenant relationship aspect of the management company. I wholeheartedly understand that the property we rented was far from their only rental property they supported, but from beginning-to-end, they seemed like they were more worried about keeping their landlord happy, than the tenants that were responsible for paying their commission. Additionally, contracting your work out (i.e. pool service, cleaning team) to the right people goes a long way in showing that you care about your personal/company image, and with the contractors that we had experience with, it just seemed like they either knew the people, or were trying to save as much money as possible. During the walk-through, we noticed how filthy the place was (dirty shelving, fixtures, floors, etc.), after having "just been cleaned" by Canam's "professional" cleaners. The rep from Canam said that he'd get it taken care of and cleaned again - great. The cleaning team came again and, not knowing my wife majored in Spanish in college, were berating us and saying (and I'm paraphrasing) that we purposely made the house dirty before they came. Completely unprofessional. Additionally, when we received our deposit back after moving out, we noticed how professionally they angled the "before" and "after" pictures (i.e. the "before" picture of a railing is zoomed in whatsoever, but the "after" picture zooms in on a surface scratch on some piece of the railing (along with a $250 charge to fix it, when I would have gladly went over and touched it up with paint)). It's also pretty convenient that they own the Foothills Renovations, LLC that did the work on the house after our move. I'm sure they don't inflate pricing at all (see rail example above). I would have considered the railing issue "normal wear", but what do I know? I'm not a landlord. Everything was going fine for the next month or so, until the dryer went out. It never worked quite right, and when it went out, Canam disclosed that they would not be replacing it. Thusly, we had to go out and buy a new washer/dryer to replace the 20 year old units that were "conveniently" in the house. I'd like to preface this by saying that this could be a blind accusation, but it just seems rather convenient that these things would neither be mentioned in the rental listing nor their condition disclosed prior to signing of the lease (even though we had to initial a line saying we understood they were "convenience items"), considering the dilapidated condition that they were in. Like I previously mentioned, the house served its purpose, but this review is solely based on our experience with the management company. They seem to have the ability to be good at what they do - it just seems like the "want to" just isn't there. Side note: The review below mine on Google, by Matthew Remus, violates Google's review policy. Matthew Remus works for RedStone Mortgage, which is in the same office as Canam. I saw his card on the front desk when I was dropping off keys.

I would give less stars if I could. This is the most unresponsive real estate company I have ever…read moredealt with in my life. They are not truthful. They are non-responsive. They are taking advantage of a market that they really shouldn't be. Clients still matter. This market will correct and when it does I wouldn't be surprised if these people have no clients left. I've never called an agency in my life I've been told I cannot speak to the manager. I have now bid on a certain house twice at over $100,000 on asking. You would think at that point somebody would get back to me. They did not. I would NEVER refer this company to anyone. Buyer beware.

Debbi Sullivan was an absolute pleasure to work with. She truly goes above and beyond for the…read moreclient. I never felt pressured, and always felt advocated for. Unfortunately we only got to use her for a rental property this time, but I am certainly hanging on to her information for next year when I am ready to purchase. debbiesullivan@cox.net You will be happy if you get to use her too.

Marcela is absolutely a pleasure! I was thinking to relocate to Phoenix from NYC and Marcela was in…read moretouch the week before I decided to head out and created a game plan to see a few beautiful condos in the Phoenix area. She is reliable, efficient, organized, and an absolute gem! Unfortunately the timing for me wasn't right to relocate at the moment. But when I am ready, Marcela will definitely be getting a call from me. Thank you Marcela for your efforts I truly appreciate everything!

We found Marcela quite by accident: we live in Ohio and were looking somewhat seriously for a…read moresecond place. We saw an interesting property and clicked on it and asked for information. Marcela called and was patient, informative, and kept in touch for the six months it took us to get to Arizona and look at homes. Marcela became more than a realtor the day she carted us around, she became a friend. She's genuine, hard-working, and advocates for her clients. When we went back to Ohio (after buying the greatest place ever), I missed her! She's wonderful and if we could give her fifty stars we would!

Andy and Lori did an outstanding job helping us sell our home. Their expertise, strategy, and…read morecommunication made the entire process seamless, and we were extremely happy with the outcome. Everything was handled efficiently from start to finish. AZ Lane is the "A Team" -- highly recommend!

Andy did a wonderful job helping us find a home and going through the buying process with us! The…read moreprocess was seamless and much less stressful than my past experience buying a home. Would definitely recommend!