I have been working with Legacy Property Management for about 1 year now as they have been helping…read moreto manage my condo rental. Overall, I have been extremely happy with the service they have provided. Truthfully, I had never rented my home before and was unsure what would be required or involved. Luckily, Legacy Property Management came thru in every way and has made the entire process seamless for me. My initial contact with Legacy Property Management started with Steve coming out to my property to personally discuss my needs regarding my home that I wanted to rent out. He was super helpful and answered all my questions as well as walked me thru the entire rental process. LPM was the only management company that offered to meet in person as the rest that I had called wanted to give me "estimates" over the phone without having ever seen my home. Steve was very personable and was someone I felt comfortable chatting with. Afterward, I've been very fortunate to work directly with Wayne who has been fantastic. He is a professional and very knowledgeable and you can tell he has many years experience in this industry. He promptly answers my email concerns / questions. He has been on top of my tenants requests and reaches out to me when only absolutely necessary. Otherwise the entire process has been hands off which is exactly what I wanted. Now that the 1st year is almost done, he's been proactive on the renewal process and provided his professional recommendation on next steps. Also I have to add that Wayne made the tax season easy for me and provided all the necessary documents promptly. I highly recommend Legacy Property Management to manage your home rental. I definitely stand by my 5 star rating.

Really great experience working with this property management company. They helped get my property…read moreready for rent and were super helpful throughout the process. They coordinated with vendors, organized the work, and even got great value on the price paid for the services. Made everything much smoother. Highly recommend.

My opinion: Ana Lee of azure property management is incompetent as a property manager that has…read moreresulted in thousands of dollars that now have to be paid by homeowners in Laguna Niguel. I called to speak with her and turns out she sold the account portfolio to a new property management company. Hmmmm wonder why. Its very frustrating to see someone's mistakes affect my finances after I've worked so hard for. I would NEVER recommend her as property manager to anyone!!

I have dealt with several property management companies over my lifetime both for my job as a…read morecontractor and as a resident, and Azure has been the only one that leaves me with a positive impression. Before dealing with Azure, I never thought it was possible to receive such responsive-thorough-customer service from a property management company. ( very rare..trust me) Now the bad news, i just heard she might be leaving us due to some homeowner politics between another homeowner (who happens to own a property management company ) and a few of his recruited neighbors due to his door knocking campaign of lies.... sad.. because Ana is real, where most PM are not. If your HOA uses Azure, consider yourself lucky. If not, I would highly recommend suggesting your board to look into switching. Unless of course, getting good customer service isn't your thing.

We have known Mike Lovullo, the Realtor, for over 20 years. When friends of ours decided they were…read moreready for home ownership about 15 years ago, we immediately recommended Mike to them. He was extremely helpful and patient, in keeping with his personality, and found them the perfect home - that they still cherish today. We have since recommended Mike any time we were asked about a realtor, including recently, and every time he has come through. We have no fear or reservation in recommending him to anyone. We know whoever we recommend him to will love and appreciate him as we do.

@rochelle is absolutely a shady business person. We were approved for a listing and then denied a…read morefew days later. They want more money, wouldn't write up a lease and couldn't pin down a monthly payment until they could see how much we would pay at the last moment, knowing we had to move. Awful business, nasty people.

Gina was very helpful in securing a beautiful property for my family in Dana Point. She provided an…read morein person tour followed by a quick and efficient application process.

Working with Gina Aguilar was a great experience. She is professional，responsible.She guided us…read morethrough every step and made everything easy to understand. If you are looking for a broker in San Clemente, she is the best choice！

We hired Good Life to rent out our home in La Habra Heights two years ago, and the tenants they…read morefound have been awesome. I was a new mom in the middle of a big move so having this taken off my plate was so relieving. Cole helped us get the home rented much faster than we expected, and those same tenants just renewed their lease for a second year. The tenants also taken such great care of our home, which has been really important to us. It's been so nice having their expertise when it comes to owning a rental. We've been really happy with how everything has gone over the past two years, and having great tenants stay for another year has made the experience even better. Overall, we've had a really positive experience with Good Life as rental property owners and can't recommend them enough

We have been looking for a place to rent and found one of their properties on Zillow. we made an…read moreappointment and when we arrived, nobody was there nor did anyone show. We sent messages on Zillow but everything is automated. I called their number but that's automated too, and I wasn't able to get through. Waste of a drive through rush hour traffic. If you value communication, you won't get it here.

Absolutely everything from the initial contact to any communication during the stay was timely,…read morecourteous and professional. With over five years staying at the Coastal Digs properties, my experiences have been nothing short of perfection. Not to say that on the rare occasion something doesn't go wrong. But the manner in which these few times are handled was timely and thorough. The owners are friendly and caring people. Their properties are beautifully decorated with careful thought given to every aspect of a guest's wants and needs. There isn't one complaint I can honestly give.

I have been looking for a 1 month furnished rentals for the past few weeks. Everyone else has been…read morea delight to work with. I found this coastaldigs.com on Craigslist just a couple days ago and thought I'd found the perfect place (both units) and if I liked it I'd see if I could rent longer. I wanted to see the unit that was left if possible and ask a couple questions voice to voice. I gave them my number (first via email and they had been texting my cell as of 6:20pm on Saturday night and I provided it again in via text though they were texting me) and asked them to call rather than text repeatedly and find the best time for both of us to meet. Today she responded with "you haven't given your number" and "do you think I just hang around here all day?" Wow that was my first clue about this persons (Dee) lack of professionalism. She tried to nail down my rental dates on Sunday. a.m. and all I asked was for her to call so I could talk in person about a couple things and to find a good time for both of us to meet. This all happened Sunday morning. After 2 rude comments to my asking for a call I said "never mind this is rude" and being a property manager myself for over 25 years I realized best not to move forward. She offered no apology at all. Their response to my comment about me being a property manager was: "Property manager.Lol" (basically calls me a liar) Next line was "Idiot." Next was "You have been an air head from day one. Grow up" then "sounds like you've had a little too much f--king." and the final comment before blocking was "Lol, go baby go" I realized this wasn't someone I'd want to deal with. I am the customer and as a property manager myself I respond kindly and call if requested rather than text. I've spent weeks with prospective clients to find they rent something else. I say thank you for considering us and maybe we can help in the future. All this horrible dialog happened today when I had hoped to figure out a time and ask important questions as I have a disability and needed to make sure the property would suit my limitations. I actually started packing a bag in case I could move in today as they wanted the 1st or the 15th only. I DID SAVE THE ENTIRE TEXT DIALOG (NOT SCREEN SHOTS BUT UNEDITED ORIGINAL ON MY LAPTOP) FOR ANYONE TO SEE FOR THEMSELVES WHAT THE TRUTH IS. I have a vacation property on VRBO as well how frustrating it can be dealing with people and their questions but people have lives and things happen yet always act with professionalism. This was a first and so disappointing as I thought I found the perfect place. I'm sure the rental would probably be fine if you can text/email and book right away. All I asked for was a voice to voice call. - Her comments below are untrue and I have reported this to yelp as I don't want this associated with my reviews. IT IS OBVIOUS BY HER RESPONSE THE LACK OF PROFESSIONALISM. OTHER BUSINESSES RESPOND WITH APOLOGIES AND PROFESSIONAL DIALOG.

Real Estate Industry In Orange County First of all, I…read moreencourage Yelpers to recognize that the real estate business is more cutthroat than most and maintaining a healthy skepticism about reviews that fail to actually describe a real personal experience with the Harcourts or its agents. Manners, Manors and Man As a client, I can honestly state that the agents with whom I just met with--in person-- were not pushy, did not insult me or tell me how much my home needed to change amd ultimately did not make any -romises or overextend themselves in any way. In short, meeting with Bill Pasqualino and Chad Whitfeldt specificially went much better than anticipated, was more informative than any meetings Ive had regarding this property to date. In the end, I decided their unique nuts and bolts approach was a great fit and I am looking forward to a successful sale in the near term future. Here is my recent consumer experience with Bill Pasqualino and Chad Whitfeldt... as a current and ongoing client. "Well, You Got A Better Idea"- For starters, Bill and Chad are both very experienced in the luxury property market and it shows. In my search for the right Agents, I previously met with an Agent who asked me if I would give him $35k... before ever setting foot through the front door. Nexxxxxt. Thankfully with Harcourt's, I was left scratching my head when Bill was explaining that there was a couple items I would be responsible for paying at a cost a few hundred total. Yesss. My gut tells me they were checking my financial flexibility, because the amount they were asking about was far too low to need to have a conversation over...and especially for what their team was willing to do for me, which is ALOT. Listen to this... It should go without saying that like all Agents, Harcourts routinely creates traditional listings with your typical "list it and leave it" manner... and if you are Lucky enough... they may choose to go above and beyond the typical parameters of occasional showings and open houses...and set up, market, and advertise a property auction. Seems scary right? Its Not. Heres why... "What are the three most important things in Real Estate today? Innovation, Innovation, Innovation!" -(Atias '24?) How exactly can Harcourt's Monarch Beach succeed where other agents have not? It's genius really, but they spent time explaining the "auction" option and process and because I am not one of these brainless 1 star review types littering all over Yelp, I actually grasped the concept and agree that holding a reserve price auction for my property while unorthodox, is actually the best method generating a ton of buzz, exactly what I need. Do you? Fortunately, for Bill, Chad and the Harcourts brand, this is business as usual. A well planned & time sensitive auction preceded by few high traffic, limited engagement showings with a very attractive Initial bid price, is anything if not effective. "One Ping at a Time is the new Foundation underlying Every Empire" I realized after meeting with them, the only reason otherd fail to do so, is because they do not want to put in the effort needed to increase the probability of getting competitive bidders (in any market) and will at the least get more feet to traipse across my new distressed, wire brushed, WOCA UV Oil Finished, European White Oak Wide Plank floors. All of this with a reserve price, and a market lacking meaningful supply plus a 12 week commitment, as opposed to the more stringent 6 month clause found in the majority of your typical listing agreements. Let me tell you what I did not experience... overpromising sales figures, hiding the ball with the essential contract terms, bad mouthing any other agents or industry tycoons, foul odors. That last one was just a test. Still reading? "IMHO--True as a Beam On Grade" I don't need more than a few hours speaking with anyone to make a judgment call regarding their business ethos and integrity. Harcourts has one of the best reputations amongst locals for agents who can produce results for both parties. In OC, it's not uncommon to find an agent who simply makes too much money to really care about an individual listing. As a homeowner with a property that is an outlier in terms of both the size and the location relative to my neighbor' homes, I believe and have faith that at the very least more than four people will see the property in person".

I'm sitting here in shock... and can't do anything except advise you against working with Bob…read moreWolff. We applied for a rental property through Bob Wolff and paid the application fee. The agent confirmed multiple times that we were the first approved applicants and told us the home was ours if we wanted it. Based on that, we visited the property, took measurements, and began planning our move. We followed up within the day to confirm we wanted to move forward. Despite this, we were informed by text over 24 hours later that the landlord had chosen a different applicant. During our visit, the owners mentioned that other applicants had offered to pay more in rent. Under California's AB 2493 (effective 2025), landlords who charge a non-refundable application fee must either approve applications in the order received, or refund the fee to any applicant not selected. Neither happened here. We're shocked by the unprofessionalism and extremely disappointed that the agency didn't seem to advise their clients on this requirement, or didn't enforce it on our behalf despite confirming our approval. We paid a fee, invested time and trust, and were ultimately misled about the status of our application. We'd encourage other renters to get every approval confirmation in writing and to know your rights under California rental law before going through this agency. The agent responsible for this misstep tried to embellish the story, telling us we left the rental property "unsure" of whether we would like to rent- which is untrue. We were in the process of breaking our current lease and had started the move-out process, after being told in person that we were going to be great tenants and to simply let them know what our decision was. We were never given the opportunity. Beyond the money we paid for the application, we lost real time and momentum in our housing search. We stopped pursuing other listings because we were repeatedly told this home was ours, and now we're back at square one, scrambling to find a place. It's hard not to feel like we were treated as a formality or a backup plan rather than real applicants, even after being told multiple times that we'd been approved. This experience has genuinely shaken our trust in working with real estate agents and property managers going forward, and we don't want anyone else to go through what we did.

This company was super helpful in helping me find an apartment to get. It was really fast…read morecommunication and a seamless process. I went into it a little clueless and they answered all my questions and valued my necessities and helped me get what I wanted. I recommend them!

Disappointing experience due to a lack of professionalism, communication, and transparency…read more Our primary contacts throughout the leasing process were Daniel Morgan and Raquel. After we initially declined the lease because the rent was outside our budget, the homeowner personally reached out and invited me back to the property to meet his family and neighbors, answer questions about the home and neighborhood, and discuss the rental terms. Following that meeting, we reached an agreement on a revised rental price, and Daniel and Raquel sent us an updated lease reflecting those terms. We took the time to carefully review the lease and ask questions before signing, as anyone should when entering into a legal agreement. During that process, we felt pressured to sign the lease quickly, despite simply trying to understand the terms of the agreement. We ultimately signed the updated lease and promptly submitted the requested security deposit in good faith. Based on our understanding that we were moving forward with this property, we declined other rental opportunities, which were no longer available when we unexpectedly had to resume our search. What followed was, in our view, the most concerning part of the entire experience. After signing the lease and submitting our security deposit, we received no communication whatsoever from the leasing company regarding next steps, confirmation that our documents had been received, or when we could expect a countersigned lease. We found this unusual and reached out ourselves the following day. Only because we initiated that conversation were we informed that the property had continued to be shown after we had already signed the lease and submitted our deposit. During that conversation, we were told that another applicant had offered the original asking rent and that the owner had decided to move forward with that applicant instead--just 10 days before our scheduled move-in date. While our security deposit was ultimately returned, the handling of this transaction fell well below the level of professionalism, communication, and transparency we expected. We invested significant time and effort into this process, including meeting with the homeowner and his family, negotiating revised lease terms, carefully reviewing the lease, signing the agreement, submitting a substantial security deposit, and making housing decisions in reliance on the understanding that we were moving forward. Our real estate agent, who has more than 20 years of industry experience, told us she had never encountered a situation like this. Regardless of the legal status of the lease before it was fully executed, prospective tenants deserve timely, transparent communication--especially after signing a lease and submitting a security deposit. In our case, we received no proactive communication and only learned that the property was no longer available because we contacted the leasing company ourselves. Based on our experience, we cannot recommend this company. We encourage prospective tenants to obtain written confirmation regarding when a property will be removed from the market and when their tenancy is considered secure before signing documents, submitting funds, or declining other housing opportunities.

I wanted to write a quick review on Niguel Point Properties and Staci Glick and Ben Ancheta--they…read morehave been wonderful to work with and have helped with anything that has come up--they answer the phone right away and do not procrastinate on requests--they are responsive and great at customer service--they are a great team and I feel lucky to be able to work directly with them as things come up. It is consistent from day 1. Thank you both!

Be careful of this property management company. If there are any issues or disputes, they will…read morecharge you even if the issue is not your fault. They also suggested that the issue may have been caused by a tenant since they are handicapped and use a wheelchair. Sorry, no, that was not the cause, and that's fully discriminatory. BEWARE!