One of the most frustrating rental experiences I've had, largely due to how this was handled by…read moremanagement, specifically Christopher and David. The unit was listed at $4,200. We initially explored pricing and ultimately submitted a paid application for $4,000, not $3,800 as they later claimed in their response. We have email proof confirming this. We were also told there could be flexibility around $4,100 if we had strong documentation, which we did. Based on that, we were encouraged to apply, pay fees, and submit everything. After doing all of that, there was no real movement or consideration. What made this worse was their response, which included inaccurate statements about us "lowballing" and "going behind our agent." That is simply not true. We were fully transparent with our agent the entire time, and she can confirm that. We also have texts supporting it. Nothing was hidden or "found out" later. Instead of focusing on a reasonable $100 difference that could have easily made both parties happy, they chose to argue and escalate things publicly through responses rather than work toward a solution. That says a lot about their priorities. The bigger issue here is the lack of transparency. If the price was always firm at $4,200, that should have been clearly stated upfront. Instead, we were led to believe there was flexibility, only to find out after paying application fees that there wasn't. The communication throughout felt dismissive and unprofessional, and their response only reinforced that. My advice to anyone considering renting through them: be cautious before paying any application fees, and make sure any statements about pricing flexibility are clearly confirmed in writing. Based on this experience, I would not recommend working with this team.

Our paid application was submitted at $4,000, not $3,800. The $3,800 figure was simply an initial…read moreinquiry after being told there were no offers. What's missing from your response is that confirmation of $4,000, which we have in writing. From the start, our only goal was to see if there was reasonable flexibility. An overall $100-$150 difference on a $4,200 listing is standard and was approached in good faith. We were told pricing would only be considered with a strong application, which is why we applied, paid fees, and submitted full documentation. After doing so, there was no flexibility. Our primary communication was through our agent, and we only saw Christopher associated with the listing, so those were the only contacts we were aware of. My husband had one interaction with David, and Amber had a brief call after coming across the listing online, not realizing it was the same property we had already submitted for. The call was simply to confirm whether pricing was negotiable before moving forward. Once any overlap was realized, our agent was immediately informed. There was no attempt to bypass anyone. This review reflects our experience. It is meant for others to understand what we encountered, not for ongoing arguments. We do not see any basis for involving attorneys over a simple review based on our experience, especially while being called dishonest and accused of things that are not accurate. This could have been resolved through a direct conversation, which we would have welcomed, and David had previously stated we were free to share our experience. If your attorneys would like to reach out, we are more than willing to answer any questions. We made a reasonable request, followed the process as presented, and did not see the flexibility that was initially suggested. We consider this matter closed

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.

I would NEVER use this company to manage my properties based on their treatment and lack of…read morecustomer service etiquette! The individual I dealt with was someone named Steve! Hanging up the phone whilst in the middle of conversation was most rude! My time is just as important if not more than yours! You need to get it together! Most unfortunate and rude management company!

We hired this company just for tenant placement for our house in La Habra and continued to…read moreself-manage afterward. The leasing process was straightforward- they handled marketing, showings, and screening, and were clear about pricing and expectations from the start. The tenant they placed has been extremely easy to work with so far, which has made a big difference for us as owners. Communication during the process was solid, and there wasn't a lot of unnecessary back-and-forth. Overall, the service did exactly what we needed it to do, and we'd use them again for leasing if the need comes up.

From the owner: Good Life Property Management specializes in single-family and multi-family property management in…read moreOrange County, serving homeowners, investors, and apartment owners across coastal and inland communities. We manage 1,800+ single-family rentals with a focus on tenant experience, maintenance responsiveness, and clear communication. For multi-family properties and apartment buildings, we offer structured portfolio management with a dedicated manager overseeing leasing, renewals, maintenance planning, and operational performance for 5+ unit properties. Our systems are built to support growth, protect asset value, and simplify ownership at scale. CA DRE #01929564

True Res are professionals but more than anything an honest team who understand the challenges a…read moreCalifornia landlord has to comply with and with that in mind, they put tenants safety/comfort first. The team pays attention to details when a work order has been needed and I find them a trustworthy company. 5/5

Gary and his team are professionals but more than anything an honest team who understand the…read morechallenges a California landlord has to comply with and they certainly know how to ensure that all prospective tenants are treated fairly and selected with both interests in mind. I've been with Gary and his team for three years now and hope to be with them for many years to come.

I would like to share that I have had the best experience with this company. From the beginning…read moremark has been very available all the time to answer your questions very quickly, Very communicative and very patient. I will definitely keep working with them especially if Marc is my contact. She has been very professional, And a pleasure to work with

i'm disappointed that there seems to be no follow up! I understand the holiday season , however,…read moreare you working my property or not? Sandi

we've been living in a property managed by HCM since 2021…read more HCM always responds to us in a prompt and professional manner. Doesn't matter if it's a maintenance request or anything else, they're always there to help. Lately we've been dealing with Renee at HCM and she is courteous and professional. She always assigns the right vendor to take care of any issues at our property. Thanks a lot HCM.

Your response illustrates the exact problem…read more Rather than addressing the specific facts, you resorted to blanket statements about "standard practices" and character attacks about my motives. To be clear and factual: * I provided two months of pay stubs and bank statements showing income exceeding 5x the monthly rent. * After reviewing those documents, your staff stated I did not qualify unless I could additionally provide proof of a separate liquid or retirement account with over $11,000 that "is not touched." * That requirement was not disclosed upfront, not provided in writing, and not tied to income verification. Saying "all documentation was standard" does not make it so. If this asset threshold is truly part of your documented criteria, it should be disclosed before applicants are asked to submit sensitive financial records -- not introduced after income has already been verified. Your decision to label feedback as "retaliation" rather than simply explaining the criteria is telling. Applicants are allowed to describe their experience. Dismissing criticism by questioning intent instead of addressing process reflects poorly on management, not the reviewer. If transparency and documented procedures are truly priorities, then clearly communicating qualification requirements in advance should not be an issue. The facts stand, regardless of how inconvenient they may be.

Mark did an excellent job answering my questions about two new accounts. Thank you mark......you…read moremade my day. Rick Herrmann

we just bought a property in Woodbury and found out that Keystone Pacific is the property manager…read more Before we closed escrow on the place, we identified two issues in the inspection report which needed to be addressed but were otherwise under the purview of the HOA. In other words, the seller was unable to address these two issues so we ended up closing on the place with the assumption that the HOA and the property manager would properly address these issues in a timely manner. We closed on February 23, 2026 with a 21 day escrow. That means that the HOA was informed about these issues at the beginning of February. It is now March 12 and the issues are still outstanding with very poor communication by both Sarah and Miles from the property management company. I was just told by Miles earlier today that the roofer doesn't even have time to call me back until next week because he's so busy with work. Basically, piss off until next week. Also, I was told that the company handling the weatherstripping repair on our garage door just informed them that even though they received approval on the proposal on February 26, they are just now getting around to telling us that they don't have any weatherstripping and it might take a week for it to come in. Seriously, WTH is this? I'm hoping that I'm going to update this review in the future with a better score but as of now, they're lucky it's not one star. In between the lack of response, the unanswered voicemails, and the inconsistent explanations given by the two of them which conflicted with each other, this is an utter disappointment. Unfortunately I don't have much say in picking who this property management company is but I'm not impressed.

I've been a tenant in one of AllView's properties for around three years, and the property managers…read moreand landlords, Mark & Andy, and Michelle & Marshall, have been wonderful. Their response times to maintenance requests and overall customer service have always been excellent. After several stable years, we recently experienced a number of condo issues following the rainy season. Every issue was handled compassionately and as promptly as possible. After submitting multiple maintenance requests (right before the end of business hours), we were contacted the same day and again the following day to schedule repairs. Since then, they've arranged for construction workers to repair a leak in the staircase ceiling, ant control services, a termite inspection for worn wood in our garage, and are currently scheduling the replacement of an outdated dishwasher with a brand-new one. Not only that, but every contractor they've sent for repairs in our condo have been very considerate and professional. When working on our roof, the crew explained the whole process beforehand, sealed off our entire staircase, and answered questions even on their breaks (not to mention they were understanding and warm towards my very confused ESA dog). The ant/pest control worker shared he's personally sprayed the landlord's home in the past, which gave me great peace of mind knowing that AllView only hires people they trust to work on the properties they themselves habituate. The termite inspection was quick and efficient. I appreciated the worker's professionalism as I noticed he immediately covered his shoes with plastic before entering to avoid tracking in mud or chemicals, which was thorough and kind of him. The two property managers who have stood out most during my time here, Andy and Mark, have always maintained clear and consistent communication regarding concerns, scheduling, and next steps, especially now as we move forward with termite treatment in the garage and the dishwasher replacement. I'd also like to add for any prospective renters: although our unit is under rent control, the landlords have always chosen minimal increases rather than the maximum allowed at lease renewal. In other words, these are genuinely good people. If you respect and take care of their property, they will absolutely take care of you.

This is not for WORKING PROFESSIONALS!! You will be…read moremiserable in their properties. NOT SAFE, NOT PROFESSIONAL, AND NOT WORTH THE RISK I truly tried everything to resolve the issues I experienced with this property, but the management company refused to take responsibility for extremely serious safety problems. From the first day, my apartment had plumbing issues and a strong odor. I emailed repeatedly, but no one ever came to inspect. eventually contacted the gas company, and they found an active gas leak coming from the stove--a stove owned and maintained by the complex. I had been unknowingly exposed for weeks. The storage area directly beneath my anartmant apartment was packed floor-to-ceiling with hazardous chemicals, paint buckets, clutter, and materials, which only worsened the smell. Even with photos and written complaints, management did nothing. (Attached pictures) Despite the uninhabitable conditions and their negligence, they kept my deposit and even sent me to collections. I filed a BBB complaint and attempted to work out a solution multiple times, but they refused to act responsibly. I'm now considering small claims court for personal injury related to the prolonged gas exposure. I also want the property owners, Linda and James Reitch, to know how poorly their management company is representing and maintaining their property. I will be forwarding all documentation to their Trustee through proper channels. To make matters worse, the application process was extremely intrusive. I have a high credit score and a stable job, yet they demanded a very high deposit AND required third-party access to my bank account. With such strict requirements before move-in, l expected much better safety, maintenance, and professionalism afterward. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend living in any property managed by this company" Daniel, I am responding with documented facts and dates. I moved in the first week of August. From the start, the bathtub had issues that worsened quickly and became unusable. I submitted a formal work order on August 30, only weeks after moving in. On September 13, I emailed and submitted a work order reporting persistent fumes/odors in the unit. No one was sent to inspect. After continued inaction, I contacted SoCalGas myself on September 25 because the odor persisted. They confirmed and repaired an active gas leak from the stove, which is owned and maintained by the property. While it was fixed the same day once SoCalGas was involved, this occurred only because I escalated it after management failed to respond. Had I not done so, I would have continued to be exposed. I was also charged for a bathroom screen that was missing at move-in. I have the original email and ticket number requesting installation. The ticket was closed without the screen ever being installed, yet your BBB response incorrectly states I owed for it. I raised safety concerns about the garage beneath my unit being used for non-residential purposes. After reporting this, tenants were informed of my complaint, which led to hostility and caused me to feel unsafe. I did not leave "simply to break a lease." I vacated due to unresolved habitability and safety issues after repeated attempts to resolve them in good faith. All of this is documented through emails, work orders, third-party findings, and video evidence. I stand by my review.

As a real estate agent in Irvine, I'm often asked for recommendations on property management…read morecompanies. Since I don't provide property management services myself, I have referred several clients to East West Properties over the years, and the feedback has consistently been positive. What stands out most is their communication. The team is responsive, professional, and does an excellent job explaining options and addressing concerns. Through the group communications and updates, I've been able to see firsthand how they handle questions and situations with both owners and tenants. A special mention to the manager Lili, who has been wonderful to work with. She is knowledgeable, responsive, and has an exceptional ability to communicate with clients. Many of my clients have been impressed from their very first conversation with her, which gives me confidence when making referrals. It's reassuring to know I can recommend a company that takes good care of my clients and provides a high level of service. Highly recommended!

Very responsible and professional management company. Fees are reasonable, communication is smooth,…read moreand repairs are handled quickly with reliable and fairly priced handymen. Great experience overall!

Infinity inherited a rather challenging situation from the previous property management company…read morethat oversaw my small luxury apartment complex in Laguna Beach. Over the past year, I have been consistently pleased with the quality of maintenance/landscaping/etc. Additionally, everyone I've talked to there has been very professional and open to suggestions. For example, I had an idea (educating the residents on how to turn the water off in the event of an emergency) to mitigate the risk of water damage in a building from the 1970s. Billy & Chloe not only heard me out but actually sent someone out to show me personally how to do it, and then followed up with step-by-step written instructions including photos. This approach made me feel like we're all on the same team, and I would recommend them as a property management company unequivocally.

I'll give you my honest review about Encore Apartments in Orange managed by Infinity Residential…read morewithout mentioning names. I moved out after my three 1/2 years in early October. Almost renewed but glad I didn't. The first leasing agent was great. The second not so much but has gotten better when I gave my notice. The unit was one of the cleanest units left and the new tenant who moved in said the same thing. I barely used the oven, like new Carpet condition was like new. I used 3M Command Strips everywhere. No painting needed I even left my $250 ceiling fan for the new tenant. And the cleaning fee. Whopping $380 was charged. I knew there was a cleaning fee but wow!