My partner and I just moved in on September 1st and it's been a terrible experience from the…read morebeginning. Since getting accepted, they changed our apartment number 3 times. Twice to a one bedroom when we applied to a two bedroom. After the second time they assigned us to a one bedroom, we went in to get this corrected as this was second time they made the same mistake. When we went in we were treated terrible about the whole situation and our leasing agent, Alexis, was combative and argued about the unit assigned being a two bedroom. She stated the unit that we toured was a one bedroom (it obviously wasn't as we were in the unit a week prior). Alexis, said she was just in the unit she assigned us and was certain it was a 2 bedroom. To clear things up, we suggested she go with us to look at the units and confirm. She refused and sent the other leasing agent there at the time to confirm (we were correct). As a prospective tenant/customer, I would never expect to be treated so poorly. She was rude, unprofessional and provided really terrible customer service all around. This should have been our sign to take our losses and find somewhere else. However, we were sold on the fact they were brand new, reasonably priced, and so close to our work. So we brushed this under the rug and moved on. While getting everything worked out, we mentioned several times through our communications that the unit we toured and eventually assigned was missing a vent fan cover in the spare bathroom. We were assured this would be handled and taken care of by the time we moved. That in fact never happened and I had to follow up multiple times after moving in to get it fixed. Once we moved in, we quickly discovered that the AC in our BRAND NEW apartment was not working. We put in the maintenance request right away and were contacted immediately stating they would get someone out right away. We made the request around 3:30 and no one showed up until after 9 o'clock. At one point our apartment was 85 degrees and no one seemed to care. Due to the heat, it resulted in us having to leave our doors and windows open, ultimately leading to mosquitoes and flys all over our apartment. When the maintenance man did finally made it, he made it clear he was not going to be able to fix it because he wasn't a HVAC technician and just left us with a portable AC. Before leaving he stated someone would be out the next day to get it fixed. The next day, we heard nothing the whole day and had to reach to out to see when they were coming. We were notified at that time that no one could come out because it was Labor Day. That was understandable and what we assumed. However, that was never communicated to us. We were then told it would Tuesday then. It took them until that Thursday to get it fixed. We were without AC for over four days. A week later after getting it fixed, we are back in the same position. The AC is again not working. We put in the request for the issue right away again. We were contacted and told that it will be Monday until someone would be out. Per the maintenance person, only the company who installed the AC can do the work because it would void the warranty to the whole building. He also stated they were closed the next day (which is a Friday) and it wouldn't be until Monday at the earliest. Frustrated and with the questionable timeline of repairs and explanation, I contacted the office to discuss the matter with our property manager, Sara. I tried to call the office several times and never got an answer. It took my partner calling to the main Ardent number and getting transferred to the leasing office to get someone on the phone. This seems to be the normal for them. We have a left voicemail that did get returned, it takes quite a bit of time for them to return text (often you have to follow up again to get a response). It would appear Sara is never there because every time we had an issue and asked to talk with Sara, it's aways she's out for the rest of the day or she out of the office. We've been into the office like 6 times since July dealing with everything and she has been there once. I have asked for calls back several times and she never returns them. It's definitely felt that they aren't too concerned and there is no sense of urgency. The only time that there's a sense of urgency is when money is due. A little bit of understanding and an adequate apology would go a long way. It has been a part time job dealing with everything. I feel like some kind of compensation should be given due to all the problems. I caution anyone considering this community or any of Ardent's Communities.

We leased from one manager and never got any of our complaints handled. They kept stating we didn't…read morepay rent and had to keep producing canceled checks then they would say it was a different month so we would have to produce that they never was organized the lot was always disgusting filthy dog crap everywhere. There was a dead raccoon that laid beside our house until it deteriorated even though I put calls in and also a maintenance request. Bear cans laying everywhere balloons in the yard then when we moved out they charged us $1800 on top of our deposit and there was nothing we could do about it and it was ridiculous we only lived there a year. Don't lease from them.

The Wheeler Team was referred by a Facebook friend and we couldn't have been happier! Audra Wheeler…read moreput forth 110% in helping us to find and secure a home in just a few weeks. She was available day or night and responded immediately to our needs. She was friendly, caring, professional and extremely qualified. My husband and I felt like she was a family member when she went to bat for us! The entire process and groups(financing, title agency, bank, ) that worked with Audra made it an easy, stress free process. We not only found a home, I think we found a friend- You would be lucky to have Audra as your agent!!

No other agents can touch Lacey and her team. They are truly superheroes in Central Ohio real…read moreestate. We have purchased two homes and sold one with the Wheeler Team, and everything on their end has far exceeded any expectations we could have had. They know every tip and trick, every rule and regulation, every possible outcome and they help guide you through all of it smoothly and as stress-free as possible. When selling our first home, we got Lacey's input on how to prep our house for sale and followed it to the letter, and it was beyond worth it. We had nearly 100 showings (!!) in two days and were in contract well over asking within three days. Not all heroes wear capes -- these ones carry business cards and "for sale" signs ;)

I've had a really poor experience with my lease so far. Pests like roaches and wasps, little to no…read morecommunication from the team (including maintenance requests going unanswered and unacknowledged for weeks), previous work crews leaving garbage behind and dropping nails in my parking space, loud construction sessions that start at 10pm and keep me up through midnight, and sometimes having my water shut off on me with no warning are just some of the things I am spending money to experience from this team. I've been leasing this unit for about eight months now, and each month gets more frustrating and disappointing.​

I am an out-of-state owner of six rental properties in Columbus. I found Kevin Coffey (and his…read moreteam) online and chose them after meeting with Kevin and two of his competitors. After almost 3 months of management, I found Kevin (and his team) to be very honest, forthcoming, and hardworking. I feel very fortunate to have chosen them. I trust their ability to properly manage my less-than-perfect tenants and protect my properties. Please feel free to contact me if you wish to find out more about my experience with them.

We've recently moved to Columbus, Ohio from New Jersey. And we rented a property via this company…read more It's been three months so far and we are very pleasant with our choice. There were some fixes needed during our stay. The management and maintenance team responded to our requests in a very timely manner. For example, There were two ceiling fans that makes weird squeaking noises in the house. After we reported the issue they immediately contacted the property owner and brought two brand new fans for installation. No hassle, no extra charge, no back and forth arguments. We are very glad that we chose this company instead of renting from a private landlord. I think they are very professional and have a high quality of customer service.

The landlord is very friendly, so I initially thought that he would be a great communicator,…read morethereby making the living situation pleasant. However, I feel quite betrayed. The house was advertised to be noise-proof but I can hear the neighbor's conversations. Not to mention the sounds of their dog walking around the house. It's not the neighbor's fault-- they are just living their lives. But wow, I have lived under at least 5 different housing management teams before and it has never been this bad. Maintenance requests do not get done until couple months later, and even if they come over to fix the said problem, I can't tell that it was properly fixed. I honestly can not WAIT until I can move out of this house. EDIT: Bijan (the landlord) and I had a conversation. We came to the consensus that there was quite a bit of miscommunication on both sides of the party. Bijan definitely cares about the tenants' well-being. Once a distinct & straight-forward maintenance system is placed, I have no problems with this management company.

It has been months and they still have not resolved the rat infestation in my home. Disgusting …read more. They now have code violations and still refuse to fix the issue. They are refusing to let me out of my lease Without paying a 2 month penalty almost 5k. Anyone know a good lawyer?

I would highly reccomend RL property management. Their response time to my requests has been a…read morebreath of fresh air. I hated when my previous manager took days to get back to me, so having RL being so responsive is great. if you own property in the Columbus area, this is the company you want to manage your rentals.

Without question the best realtor in central Ohio. I have used DeLena twice, once selling under…read moredifficult circumstances and she did an amazing job. The second time she managed to sell my home at a record price. She always puts your interests first and treats you like a friend.

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LEAK REPORTED. LEASE NOT RENEWED…read more Rented their property. Rainwater entered through our window. We sent videos and repeatedly asked for repairs. Steve Cochern, who manages the property, blamed the snow, then stopped responding for two months. Management knew we had a newborn and an older relative, as we properly disclosed and agreed to the additional water charge. After we kept pressing for action, our lease was not renewed. Only once it was clear we were leaving did management act to stop the immediate water entry. The visible rot, damage, and fallen blinds remained until move out day. The paperwork may have called it an "offer" or "non-renewal". From the tenant's side, the sequence was much simpler: We reported the damage. The problem was ignored. They would remove tenants instead of problems. To us, it felt retaliatory. Renters should decide whether reporting a serious problem here is worth risking their home.

These people apparently don't know how to use a telephone. They will not return a Call to save…read moretheir lives. They will text you back- eventually- and not answer your questions or provide adequate responses. This results in a protracted exchange of nothing And then ghosting. Not sure how you do business when you refuse to talk to your potential customers.

Well, they aren' t the worse property management company in the entire world…read more Dislikes: 1) $300 termination fee if you dont want there services any longer 2) If they take 6 months to fill your beautiful house, it doesnt matter, they charge for all those empty months... 3) If they take an inordinate amount of time because a) the contractor takes 3 weeks to schedule a turnover b) They don't return possible renter's phone calls c) They don't list your property for advertising until 1.5 months into the contract, IT COSTS $300 to terminate 4) If you have to CC the office managers in order to get any communication, you can't just leave their company to find someone better, you have to pay $300. 5) The contractor likes to all of a sudden change the work order you approve to cheaper materials, less labor for the same price...yeah...you heard me. When challenged, they back down (I rehab houses so I know the labor involved), but the fact that they do that is amazing low down. Likes 1) When they actually ANSWER the phones, they are helpful 2) When they actually return tenant's phone calls, they do show the property rather well (3 tenants a week...too bad I had to wait 4 months for this level of effort. However, before I had all the issues, I did not google this company. If I had googled them, I would have known that they are so bad they have had a news article written about them. http://www.bizjournals.c... If I would have read that article, I wouldnt have even bothered *sigh* my fault for not doing my proper research. At this moment, the house has been rented, but I am considering of just paying the $300 to get a better company in place...or, I can just keep CCing the office managers on EVERY EMAIL to ensure I get communication. I will say since I have been CCing the managers, the customer service and my house getting rented out has been a smoother process, so you have to do what you have to do, I guess. But, the workers on the ground are not good at all. One girl on the phone didnt even want to give me the contact info for the manager. If not for them, I would have broke the contract and reported them to every entity I could.

Bottom line: Call Berkshire Hathaway instead…read more Details: I have waited until I could compare RPM to another company before placing this review. They are as bad as the other reviews suggest, particularly in placing tenants (in both timeliness and appropriateness). In working with RPM, I experienced the longest wait in tenant placement (6 months), having the most damaging tenants, and the most costly results, that I have experienced in the 10 years of renting homes. I have switched to Berkshire Hathaway, and the difference is astounding. Tenants were placed within 1 month of vacancy and everything has been working smoothly since that time.

I am giving notice with regards to one of your tenants assalting me on at or on june 18 Two days…read morelater this tenant took a sword out and chased me with it and my son. I immediatley went to the rental office and they pooped me off. I have decided for my own safety I will be moving and appreciate being let out of this lease I have made several calls to no avail. I am also onh disability due to my heart and I refuse to live under these circumstances..... Actually the neighbor tenant should be evicted. Since your rental office couldnt help well my decision is final I will get legal represenation and put my rent in escrow until this is resolved Thankyou Thomas Hindes 1559Monmouth Lancaster Ohio

Longtime Resident at Two Champion Communities(District at Tuttle & Duncan Park) -- Maintenance…read moreShines, but Corporate Management Fails Tenants!!! I've been a Champion Properties tenant for over six years -- first at Duncan Park and then The District at Tuttle. I stayed as long as I did mostly for my dogs, who were comfortable and settled. But looking back, I wish I hadn't given this company so many years of loyalty. The maintenance teams at both communities were consistently excellent. Quick, courteous, and thorough -- they're the reason I didn't leave sooner. They deserve five stars without question. But while the apartments themselves are decent and most neighbors respectful, Champion's management practices have been deeply disappointing -- both at the local level and, more troublingly, at the corporate level. I've experienced everything from ignored complaints about disrespectful neighbors to pressure tactics during lease renewal (like suddenly losing gym access when I asked for more time to decide). I've had to endure AC outages in peak summer without any portable unit or interim support, even with pets in the apartment. When I finally asked to break my lease due to a serious personal situation -- after six years of consistent rent payments and no history of lease breaks -- corporate flatly ignored my request. Not a single reply, despite my long-term loyalty. Yet when I discovered a false remark on my rental history via RentGrow, they responded within a few hours, trying to shift blame to "a system error." So, when it's about protecting themselves legally, they act fast. But when it's a tenant asking for a basic human courtesy after years of reliability? Silence. That speaks volumes. The same pattern showed up again when I requested a lease update to reflect my full legal name so I could renew my driver's license. They'd helped with this once before, but now I was told to "just use a power bill" -- not helpful, not cooperative, not professional. Bottom line: Champion invests in attractive properties and hires excellent maintenance crews -- but when it comes to how they treat tenants, especially those who've shown them years of consistency, they fail. If you value fairness, responsiveness, and human decency from management -- I strongly recommend looking elsewhere. Champion Properties: champions in maintenance, but absolute amateurs in tenant care and accountability. Hard not to wonder if a tenant who looked different from me might've been treated with more urgency, empathy, or basic respect. Update - August 14 Moved out August 13. Corporate's reply? The timeless "Please reach out to us so we can discuss." Already been there, done that. This is just the corporate version of hitting snooze. I'll just keep this fresh here -- and on Google, where I had to trim my update because my original essay maxed out the space.

I absolutely love living at The Heights at Worthington Place. The apartments are spacious with high…read moreceilings , plenty of windows and lots of storage space. The amenities include a beautiful common area , a roof top gathering spot, a pool with grills, a work out room and ample parking. There are lots of events planned thru out the year including monthly food trucks , wine and wrap , Girl Scout cookie day and various contests with great prizes. The complex is very professionally run by Bobby and Chris who are very friendly and happy to help. The maintenance team is outstanding and very timely . The property is very clean and located to parks , restaurants and shopping . Fellow residents are friendly and courteous . I can't imagine living anywhere else.