Came here with my parents who were looking to purchase a manufactured home, and we sure had a ball…read morewith Jeremy, the GM! He was so humble and personable that we almost forgot we were looking for a house and left feeling like friends! They have a great selection here and it's hard to believe that some of these are trailers (with T&T interiors and mass customizations). My fave was "La Belle" and her little sister "La Linda". They can show you virtual tours of what's not on the lot too and they also have their own factory which is a plus. No middle man! I hope all works out for the 'rents! Whether they purchase or not, I think my dad might have a new fishing buddy. The guys at Palm Harbor are knowledgeable and down to earth. They know their homes are quality, so the homes sell themselves and the selling pressure is nixed. They treat you like people instead of trying to bait you, and that makes us want to purchase from them even more. Stop by...highly recommended!

My brother and I anticipate buying our own place within 1 to 5 years. When the weather is nice and…read morewe're both off, we like to go around the manufactured home lots and look at what they have. Inventory and styles change often, and when we're ready to buy we want to go in and say, "This is what we like. This is what we have to have. This is what we really don't like and won't have." On Saturday, November 8th, we visited Clayton Homes and Greg Tilley's Homes in Bossier City, LA. Then we stopped at Palm Harbor Homes. At the first two places, we had excellent customer service. We went into the office, asked for lot maps, and explained our time frame. The salesmen encouraged us to look at whatever we wanted to and then come back and ask them any questions we had. When we asked for floor plans, they were happy to give them to us, and again let us know that we could contact them at any time with questions. When we came to Palm Harbor, the parking lot was empty and we were initially concerned that it was closed. But the office door was open, so we went in. After a minute a salesman came out to greet us and we asked for a lot map. He took us back to his office and we gave him our time frame. He fumbled around in some drawers and then left his office for a minute or two. When he came back, he said they didn't have any lot maps. I then asked if the units had names on them, or numbers, so we could come back and ask for floor plans of those units we liked. Again he fumbled in some drawers, went on the Palm Harbor website, found some floor plans, and again left his office for three or four minutes. At which point my brother looked at me and said, "He's trying to get rid of us. Want to just leave?" I felt that would be rude - and if the salesman was trying to get rid of us, I was not inclined to give him the easy out. We didn't ask to be brought back to his office, after all. We just asked for a lot map. Finally the general manager came back. I can't recall what he said verbatim, but after he was done I summarized it back to him with, "So, basically, don't waste our time looking at your lot?" His answer was a simple, "Yes." Translation: don't waste HIS time if we weren't buying that day. Every manufactured home lot says the same thing: we can give you the home you want, we can modify floor plans to exactly what you're looking for. So regardless of where we buy, we know we can get what we want if we're willing and/or able to pay the price. So who we actually buy from is going to depend a lot on how that particular lot makes us feel. We're not going to base it on one visit, either, but over all the visits we make. Salesmen change as often as the floorplans do, after all. We'd had one not-positive experience with Palm Harbor where they said they would email us a copy of a floor plan with some modifications we had asked about, but never heard from them. This was the second negative experience we've had with them. When a general manager doesn't even want you to look at his units because you're not buying immediately, it says a lot of negative things about future relations. A sell worth around $100K in the next year to five years should warrant at least 5 minutes of his time when there are no other customers on his lot, no other cars pulling in to park. Simply having a car IN his parking lot, letting others know that they're open, should be worth five minutes. Letting passers-by see customers walking his lot and going in the units is worth that five minutes. I went in to their office asking for a lot map and expecting to be allowed and encouraged to look at their units. Instead, I had my time wasted and was essentially told I wasn't worth their time because I didn't have my pen poised over my check book ready to make a deal. I also posted on their Facebook account my experience not to long ago. Within 15 minutes, my post had been deleted. No company gets 100% positive reviews, but any company that will not allow negative experiences to be posted and responded to suggests that the company has something to hide.

We viewed several of their properties and finally found one that we liked. We told them if they…read morewould waive their $150 dollar per pet deposit fee we would apply for the house. We got IN WRITTING that the owner had aggreed to waive the fees and all we had to do was pay the application fee. Well we paid the application fee and were told the next business day that there would be a $150 pet fee due per pet! We told them that wasnt what was aggreed upon and they said well we waived the fees for your SDs but not the other animals. I told them legally there were no fees involved with service animals to waive and that we were told we would have no fees for the other animals and they refused to honor the aggreement. I asked since we applied for the house under false pretenses if we could have our application fee back and they said no it was non-refundable. All in all this was a bait and switch situation and they scammed us out of $60 and refuse to honor any aggreement THAT YOU HAVE IN WRITTING! I do not recommend them.

This property management service is fantastic! Everyone is helpful and easy to work with. They make…read moremoving so easy with their professional and efficient process. Highly recommend.

We moved to the Pier Landing complex temporarily while our home was being worked on. It's a huge…read morecomplex with nice amenities. The apartment manager and team are the nicest people and addressed every single minor issue I had while living there. Our one bedroom with washer and dryer hook up was comfortable and a good size for 1-2 people. Our rent was super affordable too. I would definitely live here again.

They manage The Pier Lansing on Knight St. Shreveport LA…read more RUN!!!! Slum Lords - Bait and switch!!!! EXPERIENCE Office is nice a stale plush with out home seeking. Show you a Perfect "Model". Nothing bent, broken, damaged, mold, etc. Never let us see the unit we picked. Said it will be ready in two weeks and then you can see it.... OMG!!! Mold - water damage, sliding door has a vertices gap in the "middle" of the sliding door!!! Counter is broken and on a slant with molding I'll fitter and not installed correctly. Pull out drawers and they do not stay, they fall down to about a 35 deg. Wall outlets loose and not attached to the wall. Floor tiles loose and can cause trip or stumble. Wow, truly a slum Lord bait and switch was the experience. Worse, they lead you to believe they will have the apartment ready, so you are led to sign a statement you will forfeit the 650. If you do not move in. Ok, figure they will us the 650 to ensure the quality of the "home" you will rent. Ha. Then after your there they REFUSE TO take you to the Apartment and REFUSE to give you the key UNTIL you SIND THE RENTAL AGREEMENT.... BEING MISLEAD THEY ARE DOING YOU RIGHT, you sign and go down to this disgusting apt . I will receive the pictures and video of all explained. When I do I will show you my words. May your experience not be as this....

Great company to work for. Their staff is extremely profession and David is awesome to work with…read more Smart Homes of La.

The worst real-estate management company ever. Our 20 unit town house community is managed by them…read more Most of the time we do not need anything, everything is set up automatically for some years now. But for two years now I'm trying to get them take care of some poison ivy problem for me, but I am yet to talk to a real person when I call, always get a answering machine. So I called maintenance, the lady ( quote ) " let me ask your manager" (what means she was there and yet again decided not to answer her phone). And after I was on hold for a few minutes I was explained what was going on, what obviously was some bs excuse, totally inappropriate for customer service company. I guess what I'm saying. It really has to go to mean tones and calls after calls after anything gets done. And at the end of the day you feel like ass because you lost your temper, when it could have been avoided just by simply people doing there jobs and following up.