After many years of managing my own properties, I decided to go take some stress off of my plate by…read moreletting Candice manage my properties in Woodlake and Short Pump. I had no idea of the amount of time I have saved over the last year. MONEY WELL SPENT! Candice and her team are knowledgable, friendly and even responds to email/text inquiries in a timely manner. I highly recommend these guys especially if you have a family, just starting out as a landlord or tenant, or just tired of being a landlord. Thanks again Candice and RVA!

After a few years we have had RVA and Candice manage your property and we thought everything was…read morebeing taken care of but we are finding out that the repairs that we paid for were not done. Thousand spent on repairs that were not done either correctly or at all. My view of how my property was managed has changed and I recommend anyone thinking about RVA to move away and if you do read the other reviews they might just have a better experience than I did but I don't think they are all true.

"Run like hell! Our board is a joke. Our prices for amenities have doubled and are unreasonable…read more Our FRS employees are unavailable (due to covid--ha ha) Our "life style has resorted to food trucks. (who are in competition with. our Real restaurants). Everything else is a big "secret" and we can't get anyone to run for the board. This is big brother and we are paying for them. Our newsletter is "canned" as is everything else. Our Website is plagiarized- but if you want to know who has the right of way in the Grand Canyon, it is the horse--(Not that we have any horses). Our web site is a rehash of "Fun" games and contests for kids. Really???? We need an adult in charge.

Two months into my partnership with KeyRenter, and I couldn't be happier…read more From day one, the team set clear expectations and followed through every step of the way. Communication has been consistent and proactive--especially during the transition from my previous property manager, which could have been complicated but felt seamless. My tenant can now easily pay rent online, I have full visibility into payments and disbursements through the owner portal, and--most importantly--her account is now current, which has been a long time coming. After 23 years of working with property management companies, this has been my best experience by far. Highly recommend.

Update in photos. To…read morethose in RVA who own a property with tenants OR to who are currently looking for rental housing: I retract every positive statement that I've ever made about my property "management" company, Keyrenter Property Management Richmond. TLDR version of what's below: they are unorganized, have very questionable business practices, do not communicate well internally, will relay mixed messages to both owners and tenants, and will 100% drop you as a client like a hot sack of potatoes when it's inconvenient for them to do their job. What started out as a seemingly great arrangement has turned into an absolute nightmare. On July 6th, I received notice that my tenant of three years was not renewing her lease again. That same day, I sent a very casual reply email to KeyRenter saying that I was contacting my realtor to discuss the POSSIBILITY of selling vs continuing to rent. On July 13th, without speaking with me or confirming anything AT ALL, I was contacted by the general manager, Jeanine, with the tenant CCed in the email stating that they had sent her deposit to me and that I was taking over property management effective immediately. This was just as I was going to Alaska for ten days, so the timing was terrible and created a massive amount of stress as I struggled to get in touch with them to resolve it. They had "assumed" that I was listing the property right away, so simply dropping the last month and a half of their contract was apparently protocol. They apologized when they realized their blatant error, but they left the tenant's deposit in my possession and just told me I'd be responsible for disbursing it with 45 days of the tenant moving out. Then, while I was busy trying to sell my Palmyra house and buy another in less than a month, my tenant contacted me to tell me she got a $600 water bill. I immediately contacted KeyRenter and filed an emergency maintenance request on the tenant's behalf. My tenant works long shifts and doesn't have a lot of down time to sit on hold with Richmond Utilities, so I called them, and after an hour and a half on hold, I was told that only my tenant could speak to them about the bill or schedule a time for them to come out to the property. Almost a week passed, and KeyRenter did nothing. I then asked them to send a plumber to the property preemptively in case there was a problem that could worsen over time. Three days later, KeyRenter replied and brushed me off, saying that Richmond Utilities would handle it. After a second week passed, I asked again, and they finally sent out a plumber. Fortunately the source of the problem was that the toilet was continuously running, which was an easy fix. However, that still left my tenant on the hook for both her $600 bill and also the second (likely) large water bill she'll receive for the two weeks that elapsed prior to the toilet getting fixed, since KeyRenter neglected to send someone out sooner as I requested. After that situation, they told me that I would need to conduct my tenant's move-out walkthrough and collect the keys. I do not live nearby, and these kinds of things are what I hired a property management company to handle (move-out walkthroughs are listed as an included service on their site). I reviewed the entirety of my contract, and I emailed back pointing out that these things were specified nowhere in it, again asking them nicely to do their jobs and let me know when they had it scheduled. One person, Mary, provided me with the date that KeyRenter would be conducting this; Jeanine then replied saying that KeyRenter would not be conducting one at all and that I must have misunderstood an automated email. I forwarded her coworker's (not at all automated) email to her. After that time, everyone else stopped responding, and I was unfortunately left to deal only with her. She has since been disrespectful, dismissive, and not at all concerned with the predicament she's left me to handle or the awkwardness and inconvenience she's created for my tenant. I'm filing complaints both with the franchisor and with DPOR, and I cannot wait for them to experience the levels of panic and stress that they forced me to endure since the beginning of July. Per their website and what the owner claimed when I hired them, "You want to work with a company whose corporate values are an extension of their personal values. This principle is what has led KeyRenter Richmond to become an industry leader in our area. Our success stems from treating you the way we'd like to be treated. We focus on values, ethics, customer service, client satisfaction, innovation, quality, and personal service that gets results. When you work with us, you get access to a team whose foundation is built on integrity, honesty, and accountability. We genuinely care for our clients and the community they represent, and that is reflected in our care and service." This is all nothing but a bold-faced lie; do NOT fall for it like I did, and steer clear.

Can u say worse than a 1970's used car salesman sure can used furniture salesman smoke blowin…read morewhenever Stephan's mouth is moving lies and BS is coming with it. Do NOT rent from this place do NOT allow yourself to allow him as your property management manager.

If I could give zero stars I would. Was told my application was approved my move in date was set…read morethen the day before move in they canceled it. I was told 2 different stories why I couldn't move in. Then about a week later I was told that I could set another move in date. Here we are again a day before move in and was told that now my application was denied and move in was canceled. I have never been through so much back and forth. I should have known something was wrong when I saw the property still listed even after they had my deposit. Worst experience ever!

I have been a client/ landlord for over 7 years and have never been treated so bad by Jessica…read moreEaton. She is rude and unreasonable. She approved work at my home they managed without my approval and tried to put all of the very expensive cost on me. I felt like we should had shared the expense and she disagreed.ever since these people have taken over this company has went down. I truly miss Rick and his team. No accountability at all on their part! I asked her if I could speak with the owner and I'm attaching the email she sent me. It said the owner declined to speak to me. I have never complained in 7 years of doing business with them and I cannot get a phone call from the owner. This is unacceptable and inconsiderate. So rude and unprofessional I will be complaining to the better business bureau next and of course fire her! I have been a client/landlord for over 7 years, and I must say that my experience with Jessica Eaton has been incredibly disappointing. When I asked if I could speak with her boss she sent me an email stating that he declined. Not only has she been consistently rude, but she has also acted unreasonably in her dealings with me. To make matters worse, both Jessica and Garret approved work on my managed properties without my consent and then attempted to shift the expensive costs onto me. Initially, I had high hopes for Garret, as he seemed pleasant and professional. However, his behavior quickly took a turn for the worse. He do not return calls and when he do it's by text and failed to provide any weekly feedback or comparative market analysis (comps), which is a crucial aspect of property management. Furthermore, I was shocked to discover that both of my newly renovated homes, which they had listed for rent, remained unoccupied for over 90 days. As a client/landlord, I expect transparency, professionalism, and effective marketing strategies from my property managers. Unfortunately, my experience with Jessie Jones and Garret has been anything but satisfactory. I plan to address these issues with them directly, seeking an explanation for the unauthorized work and a breakdown of the expenses they tried to pass on to me. I will also express my concerns about the lack of communication and their inability to successfully rent out my properties. I would like seriously consider finding new property managers who prioritize my interests and provide the level of service I expect. As a client/landlord, it is important to advocate for oneself and ensure that property managers uphold their responsibilities and treat clients with respect.

Mission used to be a great property mgmt company, our first 5-6 years were fantastic. However in…read morelast 3 years they have nose dived significantly. It took them 4 days to address a plumbing issue that was backing up human waste into the home. The fridge in the unit would randomly shut off for 24-48 hours, they sent a maintenance person the first time we reported it and they basically told us we needed to let it stay off for a few days then plug it back in. This happened several more times over next few months and they never replaced fridge or even sent another tech, so we bought our own fridge because I was tired of replacing food. Then....when we moved out they had the nerve to charge us to move the broken fridge back into the unit!!! I truly feel for whoever rents this property next...there is a massive plumbing issue they refuse to address and they just do not care about their tenants any longer. It's a real shame because they used to be great.

Terrible company. They never respond, do not like to hear complaints. They do not monitor the…read moreservices provided our community, they lie, they deflect. Wasted money and HOAs would do better serving themselves.

Absolutely horrible. The greed is mind-blowing and downright disgusting! Sent in two payments by…read moreaccident and instead of reaching out, of course they cashed both. The lack of everything is gross with those "people". Stay far far far away.