0/5 -- I'd give zero stars if Google allowed it. RUN from this company: DPMG Prime and its parent,…read moreDymaxion Group. I had to summarize this bc I had too much to even fir the character limits here but TLDR: Do NOT rent from them and please encourage city officials to investigate these jokers. In just my first 2.5 months as a tenant: Move-in: Reaching anyone to rent took over a month. I did a virtual tour, signed digitally from out of state, and paid the deposit. I then heard nothing for weeks. Three days before move-in I finally reached John "JP" Smith, who berated me and falsely accused me of skipping steps -- I had screenshots proving otherwise. He hung up rudely, and Steve called back to say the unit might not be cleaned in time. I explained I was three states away with a U-Haul and pets; he offered to let me move in uncleaned, and I refused. He insisted it had just been cleaned, but at move-in it was filthy: no toilet seat, no kitchen cabinet door, broken lights and bathroom cabinets, thick dust everywhere, and a cat urine smell so strong it burned my throat. The bathroom ceiling was actively leaking in multiple spots and caving in. There are large unsealed gaps between walls, and the exposed brick wall has missing chunks that expose the unit to the outside. Maintenance failures: No mailbox key or move-in checklist for over a month. A/C and heat don't work and the filter needs replacing; the outlet it was plugged into is burnt and melted. Windows smell of mildew/mold, blinds are broken. The bathroom ceiling leak continued over a month after repeated reports to Steve -- roofers came but never repaired the drywall, which still hangs loose. Kitchen and bathroom sinks both leak; hot water barely lasts in the shower and never gets very hot; kitchen sink is a cold-water dribble at best. A/C units are "backordered" with no repair date, no replacement, and no new filter -- during a summer heatwave on the 4th floor of a 100-year-old building. Cat pee smell in the bathroom persists even after I spent $120 of my own money on enzyme treatment. No kitchen cabinet door after 2.5 months. Ceiling has water-damage stains, and two large gaps along the east wall let loose brick, debris, and dust fall onto my furniture whenever it's windy. Building/safety issues: Office and property manager are nearly impossible to reach; their listed office address may be wrong or misleading. The building's second fire egress (back door) was broken for over 1.5 months, trapping tenants inside -- multiple residents reported this to code enforcement. The front door's emergency key for EMS/Fire Rescue was wrong; a tenant had to file with code enforcement to get it fixed. Lansing city arborists once asked tenants how to contact the company because they couldn't reach them either. Common areas: Hallways and stairwells have filthy, stained carpet, dead bugs, trash, and crumbs, and smell of dog urine throughout. Cars in the parking lot were broken into twice in two months. Trash is constantly littered in and around the building -- a blanket, soiled underwear, and a pile of shoes sat by the front door for over a month even after being reported. The back dumpster constantly overflows with mattresses, chairs, and needles, taking over parking spaces, with no action from DPMG Prime. Laundry: Coin-op washers/dryers in the basement are filthy and often broken. When it rains, they sit in inches of water with electrical wiring dripping from waves of water leaking through the brick. The laundry room has bugs, mold, and trash, and broken A/C units and fridges are now being stored there too. Lease/fees: Rent is $1,100/mo. You're required to use their building internet but must buy your own router, and service is spotty at best. You must sign a 2-year lease or pay hundreds more per month, and their auto-pay system charges a $100 late fee even 30 seconds after the deadline. Roaches and ants throughout. The owner, Jeff Deehan, has reportedly been seen online joking on forums about doxxing tenants who complain or raising their rent to make them homeless. Avoid this company entirely.

I was surprised to find today that my house (in which we live) is listed for rent by Prime Property…read moreManagement (418 Strathmore, Lansing). The photos show our house from many years ago, but the listing went up 2 weeks ago. Their number is shown as a contact number. Our house is not for rent and we have been living in it for about 8 years. Looking at the reviews of Prime Property Management, I can see that they are not a reputable company.

Heidi, Caroline and Carter are by far the most helpful bunch. I haven't been the easiest customer…read moredue to mishaps out of everyone's control. They've helped me out in ways I can't even touch on how grateful I am. They have gotten several things done for me, very fast with care.

For electricity billing, I did not transfer ownership of apartment back to DTN since I left our 2…read moremonths before my lease ended, so I assumed I would just pay for what little electricity the apartment used during that time (refrigerator). Around one month later, I checked electricity billing again, and it showed that I had used $100 of electricity for June (and 80 for July), despite the fact that I moved out in August. The electricity spike occurred around the time they did the move out inspection. My best guess is that they turned on the air conditioning, and only turned it off like a month later. I have proof from daily electricity billing from the utility company that I turned off electricity after I left at the end of August, only to spike again after I surrendered the apartment back. I am going to have to go to small claims court since dealing with Debbie from corporate is an nightmare. I explained to her in detail how I turned off electricity after I left, which is proven in utility billing. After listening to all that, she responded with "it's your job to turn off the electricity when you leave," like she didn't just hear a single word I said.

Marian was very pleasant and met me at a very late hour to open the house on the day we moved in…read more She coordinated everything between the owner and I, and even took me at my word 3 days ahead of time to reserve the rental. No worries dealing with this company - proceed!

Stockwell has beautiful luxury lofts in Downtown Lansing. Perfect for those of us displaced in…read moreLansing who want a more urban experience. Stockwell also provides excellent, professional management and quick resolution to the problems that do arise. It's been a pleasure to rent from them.

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My husband and I started working last year with Justin while searching for an investment property…read more We would highly recommend him! He is prompt, thorough, knowledgeable and professional. He's a great guy and we feel secure knowing he is inspecting our property acquisitions.

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Have not moved in yet but Jillian has made this process so easy and wonderful! Even before moving…read morein I can tell this place and its management is stellar! They worked with us so much and the service was outstanding. I will move I to our home in august, but I can already tell this is a place that truly cares! My niece lived here for years and had nothing but 5 star reviews! We are very excited!

Useless property manager and dirty apartment upon move in with damage that was not fixed from…read moreprevious tenant. Dirt and grime in the closet on the shelves, the bathtub was dirty with soap scum and previous tenants filth. Paint on the floor that was not cleaned up by maintenance while "renovating" Neighbors smoke cigarettes inside and stink up the hallways and my apartment. Maintenance guy is a weirdo who goes into your apartment without a work order and when caught says "I don't know what apartment I'm supposed to be fixing"

I read a review about Martin that is clearly from a disgruntled employee. I think this platform is…read morefor those utilizing the services of the company. Martin is a fantastic company delivering the best brokerage advice and assistance in the region. I've also had dealings with their property management team and they are very professional and thorough. Going through the pandemic was amazingly stressful and their ability to help me navigate the relationship between tenants and landlords was a real help. I'd recommend them for any real estate needs you might have in mid and west-Michigan.

I had nothing bad at all to say about them they come every time I call & need something t done they…read morereplace things when it needs to be done I wouldn't trade them for a different landlord ecspecially the owners before them were horrible so I love them for that & appreciate them as a maintenance ecspecially is great

Uses AI to run their financial and book keeping. This is a serious red flag and no reputable CPA or…read morebusiness suggests doing this, additionally they use AI to do deceptive marketing to create a fake persona to seem "more credible". Individual named Dave said that it was fine to negotiate the contract but whenever I did, Rachel, who did not know any information about the property I was looking at nor did she know any of the damage that was in the home, she couldn't specify what damage existed in the home. Just that it was "as is" and told me "to just trust her". Meanwhile I am FULLY aware that AI manufactures information and I don't feel comfortable doing a land contract through a company that uses AI considering that land contracts are already a high risk investment. Whenever I brought this up on asking for additional protections, Rachel took it as a personal attack and basically doubled down and made herself untrustworthy to me because she would not remove three words in the contract: "above buyer's interest". She would not confirm any timelines with any information that I had requested from her to include details about whether or not a default trigger would occur because she is doing a land contract on her property. Additionally once she had sent me the contract it had three different dates on it, several errors, the title group that she used was not a neutral party, and there were discrepancies such as not texting her within 24 hours being a default trigger for eviction, and they were concerns about additional fees that did not meet the Michigan required 11% interest, which is what I had asked about and I had stated that this was a common practice for predatory land contracts. Whenever I brought this up, she took it as a personal attack instead of just meeting in the middle, instead she took it as me being too interested in her financials whenever she can default in this loan. Zero transparency when it comes to what you're getting because the lady that I spoke to Rachel who I assume is the business owner and the owner of the homes, does not know anything about her business and just allows a third party to manage all of it despite the fact that she's the one who holds the lien which is important because if she's using AI to track whether or not I'm paying my bills I don't want that person to be doing business in my community. This is very scammy. And frankly she was telling me to be professional but unfortunately she had no professionalism when it came to our conversation and she did not care to give me details about the home that were factually accurate. She also spoke down to me as if I didn't understand what was happening or what the contract was, when I did. I asked her for more legal protections because of her usage of AI because it is unregulated and we know that it is not reliable in practical business settings, this has been proven by research. He took this as an attack on her character, which makes me more suspicious of her because she immediately brought up the character card and how we are supposed to trust her but she did not create that trust during our phone call nor did she create that trust in her emails. Frequently used DARVO as a method of communication. Do not recommend. Too many hands touching things they have no business being in!

I've partnered with Renaissance Property Management for over 20 years to manage my rental…read moreproperties in the Lansing area. Operating older properties naturally comes with unique challenges, but RPM has proven to be a reliable long-term partner. Their financial management and record-keeping are exceptional--paperwork is always accurate, and their financial team is top-notch. The stability of their ownership, strong financial oversight, and open communication give me complete confidence in their team. Solid, trustworthy management for the long haul.

Kip, the owner makes himself basically un accessible. Seriously calling him on the phone,…read morevoicemails, text messages. He's basically MIA. All the office girls don't know anything and legally can't give you a straight answer. Worst Property Management company I've ever had to deal with avoid them like the plague.