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.

If you're looking for a property manager in the 757 area, I highly recommend Steve Warriner. His…read morecustomer service is truly outstanding. He always returned my calls right away, had answers ready, and even went above and beyond by providing solid referrals to help me with my rental property needs. It's not easy finding someone this professional, responsive, and helpful in the property management world. Steve made the whole process smooth and stress free. Definitely 5 stars!

We engaged Metro Realty in order to find tenants for our rental property. Steve was responsive and…read moredetail oriented about his vetting process. He successfully presented a tenant. We are so appreciative. I would definitely recommend him.

I rented a four bedroom apartment with Real Property Management. The folks within the office are…read moreincredibly friendly and professional. More importantly, they return communications quickly and promptly. \ I will say that we have had quite a few more issues with our apartment than we had been led to believe existed. However they are prompt in responding to all maintenance requests and so far this has remained a minor issue because of such.

Very disappointed with how our security deposit was handled. After move-out, $375 was deducted for…read more"gutter cleaning," but no invoice, receipt, photos, date of service, or explanation was ever provided. This was especially frustrating because we had the gutters professionally cleaned before moving out and submitted the receipt as part of a formal dispute. Despite months of calls and emails, we received no response or resolution. We also emailed and left voicemails for the Principal Broker, Lyndi Morrone, and never received a call back, which felt extremely unprofessional. The property owner was unaware of the dispute and indicated that RPM manages the security deposit without keeping owners informed. Based on this experience, I do not recommend renting from this company.

Okay so I needed someone to complete a small project for me on short notice, Lequan and his team…read morewas able to get someone over to complete the job within the week. He is reliable and super responsive, I could not believe he was on vacation tackling my issues for prompt resolution. If you need anything, Lequan is your guy for property management, renovations, and realestate purchases and sales.

I had the misfortune of having Hylton and company manage one of my homes in Richmond area.. It is…read more my opinion these people have horrible and unfair business practices. They will do anything possible to take advantage of the owner as well as the tenant.. In my opinion LeQuan, and even his two faced mother, Sharon should not be allowed to manage a doghouse, much less other peoples properties.. I warn you if you are an owner to not consider them..If you have properties with them, Its my opinion to get rid of them and get another management company. . I had to fire them from management of my home.. And they refused to be fired!! lol I had to get an attorney to make them stop managing my property..They tried to make me evict my tenant if I fired Hylton and company.. Sharon said our tenants stay with us for life" lol I said are you crazy..They also have a clause in their contract that says that they dont have to provide the owner with actual vendor repair receipts..YES!! They will never provide you with proof of who did the work and how much it costs.. You have to "trust" them. This is shady..My opinion is that these greedy fools probally have their own employees do the work then mark up the price.. Trying to double dip and get paid 2x.. SHADY!!!!!..horrible!!! Look at your contract owners..I had to threaten to sue these people in order to get rid of them. I am willing to provide proof of conversations and even showing you a section of Hyltons own lease agreement which allows them not to give you proof of repairs and actual receipt.. I was willing to take them to court in order to show how shady their business practices are..Its bad when even the mother and wife are hostile and try to take advantage of you...these fools thought they could bully me...and intimidate me..wrong!!!! I suggest you run away from them. You can email me and I will be glad to share and give you details of my experience with Hylton and company Southbeach804@gmail.com

I could not sing Dodson's praises any more highly and would recommend them over and over again to…read moreanyone looking for a management company. I'm on the Board for a condominium building in Richmond City and after years of trying to self-manage, we were referred to Dodson. We work specifically with an Association Manager named Foster. Foster has worked tirelessly to help our building when we've had emergencies (on or off the clock), to schedule a reserve study and attend our work/planning session, to organize our financials/ vendor contracts, and to maintain regular communication with the building's residents. While these points are written into our contract as expectations, I feel as though Foster goes over and beyond with the highest levels of professionalism and attention. Dodson has highly reliable companies that they've referred us to for varying needs. I was skeptical at first that there may have been some sort of "kick back" for referrals they give, but our contract with them clearly states that they accept nothing in exchange for their referrals,and at any point we can always select our own vendors outside of their recommendations; the irony is - their recommendations have actually outperformed our own previous selections! Their rates are affordable and I feel like we really get every penny out of what we pay. Last but not least, Dodson has a wonderful handy man, Knox, who is truly a jack of all trades. He's quite accessible, very reliable and trustworthy, and consistently does good work for everyone in our building. Thank you, Dodson (specifically Foster and Knox) for making our condominium building a much more smoothly run home!

Rented a property through them through VRBO. Although I canceled within the cancellation guidelines…read morethrough VRBO, the host refused to refund my deposit, claiming it was non-refundable. I had emails stating it was within the cancellation time, including the email from them that says it was non-refundable. After numerous attempts to contact them through VRBO, I still do not have my refund. I would not rent through them or VRBO again. Although I canceled within the cancellation guidelines through VRBO, the host refused to refund my deposit, claiming it was non-refundable.

I have had a similar tenant experience as others who've reviewed PMI Richmond. They are very…read moredisorganized. Things to consider and be aware of before you lease through them. - Boiler plate contract that includes items not applicable to the property leased. - Lack of understanding of utilities needed for unit and where to go to get them. Was told I would need to show proof of all utilities before I could get key. And half of the utilities are handled by landlord/owner. Shouldn't they know this as a management company? - Had to pick up key at their office on southside. There was no introduction to unit on where to find things, how to access the mailbox, hvac/ heating units, etc.. they had no idea which mailbox was associated to the unit. They should be able to tell you this. I think someone should meet you at unit and show you around on move-in day. - Had a lot of maintenance requests after I moved in. - They will nickel and dime you: --monthly pet rent- $40 --monthly benefit package - $30 --monthly rent -$2800 --monthly insur- $14.95 --one time pet deposit- $200 --one time non refundable fee- $100 --lease initiation fee- $175 --rekey fee- $75 --security deposit- $2800 - Communications are very generic and many times don't apply to you. They just send it out whether or not you need it or have already responded. - Checkout- had to drop off keys at Southside office. No feedback requested or confirmation of returned keys, openers or other community passes. - Demanded receipts for carpet cleaning and house cleaning in order to get security deposit. Which I gave them. Normally I wouldn't take issue with this but the place was not thoroughly cleaned at my move-in. I had the place cleaned before I actually stayed there and again before I left. Take pictures of the place before you move in - to have on hand to prove the condition of it, should you need it when you leave.

PMI became my rental company 2 years ago. During my time as…read morea tenant in one of their properties, they were very slow to answer maintenance request and not attentive to client needs. I have since purchased a home and stopped using them in Sept 2024. Since then, I cannot get ANYONE to return telephone calls or respond to e-mails. They terminated the relationship with the homeowner of the home we were renting. Upon the end of our lease, they gave our entire security deposit back to the homeowner and basically washed their hands. They told me that it is up to the homeowner now to return any deposit (even though we submitted it to the company to begin with) they feel is warranted. PMI left us high and dry and we have no recourse with the decisions they made. For what they charged for their services, they did not reply. I would not recommend renting a home from this company.

They want you to upload an ID to their website in order to view any properties. I understand this…read moremay be for security, but I am looking for my own security here. They may promise to delete the image, but why would I trust that. The DMV has stolen my plates before after I turned them in. You simply don't know. The fact they require it makes me suspicious. I am happy to hand over all markers of my identity ripe for online identity theft when I submit an application. They wouldn't even let me go IN PERSON and physically show my ID, which would be more secure on their end as my face would match the picture. Why would you need my ID in your system to open a door and let me look inside. Mindlessly bureaucratic and inhuman. Also took ages to hear back and my question and needs were rather simple. Though maybe they didnt understand why they have to comply with their own stupid policy and avoided my question, I understand. Suppose I dodged a bullet by being denied a viewing because I won't upload the most secure document in anyone's possession to an unsecure local property management website.

Extreme heat killed more Americans in 2023 than any other year over nearly a century of keeping…read morerecords, according to research published in the American Medical Association. My family and I moved into a property managed by Byrd Property Management during this time. I happened to be undergoing treatment for a traumatic brain injury at the time as well. Clearly it was an not ideal time to be moving-- during extreme heat with a brain injury--but it was nonetheless what we were working with. Due to my brain injury, I was experiencing what my occupational therapist described as "autonomic dysfunction," which made it very difficult for me to regulate my body temperature, breathing and blood pressure. Therefore, I was extremely vulnerable to heat injury- during this period of time. Also vulnerable was our youngest son, who was born with special needs and has sensory issues, and my husband--a retired military officer and decorated combat war veteran with a service-related disability that requires him to use a machine to help him breathe. Needless to say, working air conditioning and adequate ventilation are not optional for us but mandatory for our wellbeing, and arguably a matter of life and death for some of us. Unfortunately less than a week after we moved in, our air conditioning stopped working. The temps soared above 100 degrees on many days over the course of the next month, and we spent many hours during the day at Starbucks or somewhere with air conditioning. It felt like torture to me on some days when all I wanted to do was take a nap, as my brain injury caused me such extreme fatigue, but it was too unbearably hot to sleep in my own home. And at night, when we had nowhere else to go to get cool, we had no choice but to sweat through our sheets at night, tossing and turning, unable to get comfortable enough to sleep for an entire month while our air conditioning remained broken. Some portable ac units would have been appreciated, but we were not afforded even a scant modicum of care; instead our family was subjected to extreme heat and inadequate ventilation for an unreasonably prolonged period of time. Meanwhile the fine folks at Byrd couldn't be bothered to even offer us a fan. Not that a fan would have been much help, as only one downstairs window would open; the rest were stuck. So we were unable to even benefit from the cooler night air by opening up windows. It was truly miserable, unbearable and oppressive in that home. It was nearly impossible to sleep when it was 85 degrees inside. We tried putting cold wet rags and towels on our bodies and heads and lying in front of a fan, but it didn't take long to heat up again. Inadequate rest at night combined with prolonged exposure to extreme heat resulted in a marked increase in my symptoms. Because most of the windows wouldn't open or accommodate a window unit, out of desperation we bought some portable air conditioning units for our bedrooms that cost us about $1,000. But unfortunately, we could only run one at a time or else the breaker would trip and all of the power would go out upstairs. We tried many different configurations of surge protectors and extension cords to no avail. We could only run one unit at a time and cool one bedroom. Needless to say, these conditions did not make us feel valued or appreciated. We felt like we were being punished for something, but we didn't know why. Maybe they didn't appreciate us complaining about the habitability and condition of the property so much. Nevertheless we continued to pay our rent on time and did our best uphold our obligations in good faith. I'm afraid we cannot say the same for Byrd. Based on results, Byrd seems to consider it optional or "a courtesy" to abide by the laws which govern their conduct, laws that are intended to keep the public safe. From our perspective, Byrd has done nothing but FAIL to uphold their duties, including but not limited to the most fundamental duty of care, putting vulnerable tenants wellbeing and very lives at risk. It warrants investigation. Would not recommend. And this wasn't even the worst of our experience, not by a mile. It got downright creepy when random dudes started showing up at the door unannounced, some didn't speak english so I had no idea why they were. Not cool. The homeowner regularly delayed responding to maintenance requests for weeks or months, if at all. It reminds me of something that might be on a meme: He doesn't always respond to tenant's maintenance requests, but when he does, he sends non-english speaking contractors to their homes many weeks later and without notice, C'mon, man!

The properties are not well maintained. The voice mailboxes are always full, so don't expect…read moreresponses for tours, repairs, etc. Blantant dishonesty appears to be their business motto, and their apathetic response when someone can finally be tracked down is appalling. I would not recommend trying to rent from them, and I would certainly not recommend them as a property manager for your property. I would give them a negative star rating, if this was an option. I do not understand telling lies as a business practice.

Avoid these people and this company. Responsiveness is extremely poor. No one in the company has…read morereturned any of my seven calls. My son received a letter from them notifying him to discontinue paying them and to pay the landlord directly. A week later, they sent a five-day letter notifying us that we were late on the rent and that we had to pay it immediately, plus a late fee.

Yumi, Property Manager at Rockwood Park Apartments, was friendly, professional, and always quick to…read morerespond. She worked hard to ensure the paperwork was completed and accepted, and she also helped resolve a maintenance issue in my stepfather's apartment. Since I live out of town, her help and communication were greatly appreciated. Thank you, Yumi!

Ricky, the maintenance technician at Rockwood Apartments, provide excellent service. He worked hard…read moreto resolve a maintenance issue in my stepfather's apartment, kept me updated throughout the process. He was friendly and professional the entire time. Since I live out of town, the communication and updates gave me peace of mind. Thank you, Ricky, for going above and beyond.

The Wilson Group is the only in several that I have found treat their tenants with respect! They…read moreare always very communicative and friendly. The maintenance people they employ or contract are always kind and knowledgeable. Reed has been amazing since day one meeting him! I suggest going with them if you want somebody who works hard, respects you as a person and keeps communication open!