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    Debbie Freeman

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    McCreary Realty Management - Our Office

    McCreary Realty Management

    (40 reviews)

    This information is at the bottom of all of their properties "All residents are enrolled in the…read moreResident Benefits Package (RBP) which includes HVAC air filter delivery, our best-in-class resident rewards program, identity protection, and much more! More details upon application. This is a "JUNK FEE" Fee REQUIREMENT and is paid to a third party. There is a monthly cost for this of $39.00 or $27.00 depending on the package chosen by the resident. If you go to their website to see the requirements to view the property, you will read that you have to provide LINKED bank information. In other words give them open access to review your account. "AVAILABLE NOW | SHOW: LOCKBOX VIEWING INSTRUCTIONS: Home is available to view, visit our website to schedule your viewing TODAY!" You are expected to pay $250 just to have your application reviewed in addition to $75.00 for submitting the application itself. "All Applicants MUST meet our BASIC QUALIFICATIONS $250 admin fee per lease, once accepted Application Fee is $75 / Applicant (all occupants 18+ Must Apply) Application fees are non-refundable;" Pets: For some of their properties if you have a pet you have to register your pet with a third party pet screening company that will require you to pay an annual fee for this screening as long as you rent the residence. Keep in mind that you would NOT be the only one applying for this residence. You may be among several others who have paid the $250.00 admin fees as well as the $75.00 application fee; who do not get chosen to rent this residence.

    I'm writing this review from an OWNER who is having the agency MANAGE our rental. This place has no…read morebusiness handling owner rentals or renting the house out to tenants. We purchased this home in 2019 for my brother. In 2021, my brother had to move out of state, and we decided to keep the house, and rent it out as an investment property. This company has completely destroyed our home. In THREE years, we have had no less than FOUR evictions. After reading through the reviews, I see that they require a portal to pay rent, and that portal rarely functions...hence the constant evictions. This house is in a nice neighborhood, and every single time they have evicted a tenant, we have had "squatters" more or less move in and destroy this house. We are then billed for THOUSANDS of dollars to repair walls, fix/clean/replace carpets, etc. THIS MANAGEMENT AGENCY WILL NOT VALUE OR CARE FOR YOUR PROPERTY. They literally do not care about the owners of their home nor apparently their tenants. I read one review below where the young lady mentioned the home owners coming by to look. I 100% understand WHY, and can and will tell you!!! Because the owners of the houses are also getting scammed!!! We are being fined by the HOA constantly because this management company is not maintaining the properties! We have also gone by our property to see WTF is going on. When you rent out your investment property, you understand that you are going to get an occasional eviction, but this many evictions in such a short amount of time is complete and total NONSENSE! We were notified in late February that they had approved and moved in new tenants. TODAY, April 12th, we just received notification that they are starting ANOTHER eviction process. To EVERYONE looking for rental property, LOOK ELSEWHERE. This place is not legit. They are shady, and if this is how they treat the properties they are maintaining and the owners of those properties...they don't give a crap about you, as a renter. To anyone who may be considering using this management company to manage your rental - DO NOT EVEN TNINK ABOUT IT!!! They have completely devalued our investment property, and they have charged us, the OWNERS OF THAT PROPERTY, thousands and thousands and thousands (we're talking about $20K+) of dollars to do so (and it seems they are doing their same to our tenants!!!) You'd be better served to rent a crane and a wrecking ball and just destroy your own investment. Or, simply pile your money up, toss a match on it, and warm your hands by the fire. There is NOTNING legitimate about this agency. Honestly, I would bet that even "Michael's" picture is fraudulent and fake. If I could rate this company with negative stars, best believe, I would do just that. READ THESE ONE STAR REVIEWS!!!!! READ THEM YALL!!! DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY TO MANAGE YOUR INVESTMENT OR TO RENT YOU A PROPERTY. When the ONLY positive reviews a place has is from their "employees", that says A LOT. What's even worse is that even some of the fake employee reviews can't even give this grimy company a five star review. RIDICULOUS!! Also, heads up...they changed their name to "PURE"...it's the SAME people, same freaking company, same BS. RUN FAST!!!

    Atlanta Communities

    Atlanta Communities

    (4 reviews)

    When we decided to sell our home, we called Alicia Tankersley. From the initial meeting to the day…read moreof closing, Alicia and her team were awesome! Their professionalism and knowledge were impressive. Before we listed, the stager and photographer were brought in to help us make our house a true showplace. We worked hard getting things ready, and Alicia was there to help and support us. Our listing went live on a Thursday, the Open House was held on a Sunday, and we had two full price offers on Monday! Alicia is a hard working, caring, and involved realtor. She really listens and does everything she can to help get the best price for your home. During a stressful time of upheaval and change, Alicia was there to offer support and a calming influence. We are now in our new home, and we could never have done it this quickly without Alicia and her team. We will definitely recommend Alicia to anyone who plans to sell their home - she's the best!

    My husband and I worked with Kym Fleming at Atlanta Communities when purchasing our first home…read more Although we successfully closed in April, the experience left us feeling unsupported and inadequately guided during several important parts of the transaction. Our concerns were not simply that every request was not accepted by the sellers. We understand that negotiations do not always go a buyer's way. Our concerns were about the quality of the advice, communication, advocacy, and transaction oversight we received. The most financially significant issue involved the sellers remaining in the home after closing. Before agreeing to the arrangement, we did not feel adequately advised that rent, compensation, or other terms could potentially be negotiated for post-closing occupancy. We only learned about those options later through our own online research rather than from the agent we trusted to educate and guide us as first-time buyers. Once we understood the financial impact, we asked for the refrigerator to be included in exchange for allowing the sellers to remain without paying rent, but it was not formally negotiated or secured. We ultimately continued paying approximately $2,400 in apartment rent while owning a home we could not yet occupy. While Kym did obtain a seller contribution toward our closing costs, that does not change the fact that we did not feel fully informed about our options or strategically advised regarding what to offer for the home or the occupancy arrangement. We knew every request might not be accepted, but we still expected our agent to clearly explain the available options, potential financial consequences, and possible negotiation strategies so that we could make an informed decision. Instead, I was left to conduct my own research and seek guidance from family members who had not purchased a home in decades. There were also communication and transaction-management issues. Two days before closing, I identified incorrect numbers in the closing documentation and learned that updated information had not reached our lender. At several points, I felt I was personally monitoring and correcting matters that I expected our agent to manage. I later submitted a detailed complaint to the managing broker and received a relatively quick reply from Sandee Burnham. Her initial response attributed some communication problems to my having "unsubscribed" from Kym's emails, even though I did not unsubscribe until well after closing and moving in. The broker later acknowledged that this was not an accurate characterization but maintained the same overall conclusion which was that Kym's lack of knowledge, guidance and support did not fall " below Atlanta Communities' professional standards" which says a lot about their business. I recognize that the brokerage reviewed the file and determined that none of its professional standards or ethics rules were violated. However, determining that conduct did not rise to the level of a formal violation is not the same as providing an informed, supportive, and well-managed client experience. The lack of follow-through continued through the end of the transaction. At our final walk-through, Kym told us she had forgotten the closing gift she intended to give us and would stop by with it the following week after returning from a trip. We never heard from her or saw her again. As first-time homebuyers, we expected stronger guidance, communication, advocacy, and follow-through from both our agent and the brokerage. I would tell people to RUN from this company and find another option that will give you the proper home buying experience. Edit: I moved on... until Kym replied to my Zillow review with a version of events that contains multiple inaccuracies & only reinforces my original concerns. Negotiating closing costs doesn't erase the lack of guidance/oversight or the fact that I caught the closing error two days, not weeks, before closing. If Kym advocated for us during the transaction as much as she is advocating for herself now, perhaps this review would not exist.

    Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Georgia Properties

    Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Georgia Properties

    (4 reviews)

    This company and their realtors are just poor quality people. They don't vet their buyers, don't…read morerelay information in a timely manner, use the contracts to extend the sell of the homes as much as possibly allowed by the contract, don't work with the selling agents, don't return phone calls. The list goes on. Do yourself a favor and find another realtor if your current one is affiliated with this company.

    Steer clear. Buyer beware…read more I can't stress this enough. Berkshire Hathaway is out to make a dime at anyone's expense - in my opinion and within my experience. Tom Faust has continued to rush my wife and I to the finish line of our house buying without having our best interests in mind. We trusted him to have our best interest in mind and we thought our discussions would be represented within the contract, but they were not. We discussed the portions of our contract with our realtor, Tom, but our contracts never seemed to represent our discussions. Therefore, we signed without reading every small check marked box - reasonably thinking that Tom had accurately depicted the contract in our conversations. He slipped in minor details that benefitted him, without discussing the changes with us first. For example, he decided to select to give up our due diligence period in a contract amendment [pertaining to fixing items from the inspection by the seller] without discussing it with us first. He proceeded to tell us that the new contract amendment only had two changes, which included the repairs to our home, and there was zero discussion about him checking a small box stating we would entirely give up the duration of our due diligence period immediately upon signing the amendment. A reasonable person would not assume that signing a contract amendment to have some windows fixed would lead your real estate agent to select giving up the duration of your due diligence period, without ever discussing the due diligence period portion of this amendment. It was a small box that was not noticeable to my reading eye, nor would I ever guess that a real estate agent would do something so reckless without discussing. If my wife and I were still in our due diligence, and it would have not been wrongly taken away from us, we would have backed out because of our terrible experience with Berkshire Hathaway and Tom Faust. In addition, he broke our buyer brokerage agreement. The agreement states that he isn't allowed to discuss familial status, school systems, and anything that would negatively impact our determination of the house buying process. However, when we were looking at buying in Smyrna, Georgia, he told my wife and I: "If you repeat this, I will deny it because I'm not allowed to discuss the schools, BUT Smyrna has the worst school systems in the county, which will directly impact your resell value." My wife and I had been looking in Smyrna for over 6 months and this directly impacted our decision. Not only did he violate this fair housing law but he negatively put us in a situation that Berkshire Hathaway will not remedy. Berkshire Hathaway is truly the worst and we express this opinion and experience to help save others who are facing similar issues.

    Real Property Management East Cobb

    Real Property Management East Cobb

    (12 reviews)

    We rented a home from this company for three years in a beautiful gated community. It was a…read morepleasure to call this place home. Any problem that came up were handled quickly and efficiently. Yearly inspection were done, and we always passed with flying colors. We were always complimented on the cleanliness and up keep of the property. Upon moving out it was a breeze with RPM. I believe if you maintain a home properly move out will be easier. A move out list was given to us; move day came and went. Move out Inspection was done by RPM without any problems. My encounters with TC were always pleasurable as well as professional. We did our part which allowed them to do their part. Which leaves both parties happy and satisfied. Try renting from this company; you'll be glad you did.

    My husband, daughter and I viewed a property on 2002 Smith Dr in Kennesaw and wow! We had a…read morehorrible experience. The driveway needs to be replaced before renting. The smell was absolutely horrid, my toddler cried and wanted to leave because of the stench and my husband couldn't even finish the tour! I cannot believe you all are allowing showings of the property with such a pungent odor and the driveway being the way that it is. After speaking with Tammy she informed us the driveway will not be repaired "...it's not in the budget..." for them to fix and the smell will not be eliminated until the property "...does not rent..." my family and I will be looking elsewhere. This house is 100% not ready to rent, especially not for the $1,400.

    Debbie Freeman - realestatesvcs - Updated August 2026

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