I have been using C Three's property management services for my rental properties over the past few…read moreyears and have had an amazing experience working with them. I was referred to C Three by one of their existing clients and am very grateful to have found a property management company that I can trust. Rob keeps me informed, is very responsive and is constantly finding new ways to improve the experience for the owners.

Rob renovated our entire house - from a complete bathroom and kitchen makeover to installation of…read morenew hardwood floors and fresh paint. Our house looks even better than I hoped for going into the renovation process. He is very responsive and very client driven. The renovation process was smooth and seamless, and I couldn't have hoped for anyone else to manage the process. I cannot recommend Rob enough to folks who want to live in their dream space!

The only reason I'm giving this 1 star is because their website is not helpful at all. Half the…read moretime the links don't work and the information on there is often limited. The biggest omission from their site and the individual properties is that many of them in the DMV are income restricted but it isn't listed there anywhere on the site. I guess you can assume that from the price of many but there are some properties that are expensive for someone that is on section 8. The onsite property people have all been very nice and pleasant which is why this isn't about them and if you are on section 8 or are eligible for income restricted housing, I would by all means advocate reaching out to the individual properties but the main management office wasn't really helpful as they directed me back to the website which wasn't really helpful. I asked simple information that the management office should've been able to provide like "Are all of your properties income restricted?" Most of the people I talked to didn't understand what income restricted meant but maybe that's because they just always refer to it as section 8. Another question, "Can you tell me which properties aren't income restricted?" I was referred back to the website where you can't find that information either. As a property management company you should be very familiar with the product you're providing and how you're providing it. The webpage is terrible and someone should on a daily basis check it to make sure it is working properly. There should also be a review of the information that is on your site and what's missing. The fact that these properties are income restricted is very important in this area because it is filled with people from all income brackets looking for property at all times. Making it easy for people to navigate to and through your site is key. https://www.edgewoodmgmt.com

Would absolutely not recommend CSI as a property management company. To mirror the other reviews,…read morestay far away. Customer service, especially in terms of communication, professionalism, and transparency, has been extremely poor. They show no attempt to come to resolutions on legitimate homeowner issues and instead deflect any and all responsibility (they get an A+ in the art of deflection!). This company will never do more than the bare minimum, and even then, it's like pulling teeth to get them to take any action. CSI has been nothing short of a migraine to deal with. Don't live in any property managed by them. It is a poorly run business.

My experience with CSI has been beyond awful. They are incompetent and have not once responded to…read moreme with an actual solution to the MANY issues I have encountered navigating their processes. They never hold themselves accountable, nor do they care about the experiences of homeowners. I just bought my home last year and love everything about it except for them. Had I known how horrible this company was, I may not have purchased this home because of all of the headaches they've given me. Seriously - stay as far away from them as you can. I have had inexplicable late fees, my car towed from our own parking lot after they failed to give me a parking pass and randomly began towing after a year of living here, horrible communication issues and more.

If you want peace and quiet, considerate neighbors and a place to really call home.....do NOT move…read morehere! I won't go into all the details but to say the least my immediate neighbors are nothing less than rude and inconsiderate. I have been awaken out of my SLEEP several times because of noise, pounding, stomping etc. I have also complained numerous times....still happening and i'm not one to just up and complain about any little thing it has to be substantial. It's sad to see people like this ruin a community that could otherwise be ok. I would not advise anyone to move here unless maybe if you happen upon a top floor unit or a unit on the very bottom which is surrounded by concrete other wise you will be in hell like I am. I can not wait to move! However, on a positive note there are some nice people in the community and I see many out walking their dogs and chatting and I do speak with several OTHER neighbors. The landscaping is also very well kept in the spring/summer months when flowers, trees etc are blooming and blossoming. I must say that in the beginning when I first moved here (about 5 years ago) I did enjoy it but the neighborhood has changed over the years I guess. I've seen better condos around since I've been looking.

I lived in Mayflower Square II for 4-years. At first, I loved my unit and how convenient it was to…read moreschools, shopping, and my job which was only 7 miles away. However, my last year there was like living hell. -Homeless people lived in the laundry room -Severe infestation of bed bugs, roaches, mice and rodents -Parking was a nightmare

When I signed up with Will three years ago, I got the sale pitch everyone else received. However,…read morehe had a great Office Manager who was thorough and professional. She left mid 2016 and things went South after that. I never received a Move Out report, pictures of my unit or communication. I had to ask for status updates. The only reason I stayed with them to manage for the 2017-2018 lease year was because I decided to buy a house and it was not a good time to switch managers. This last lease year was the worse. I discovered inaccurate rental ads about my unit. He blamed Realtor.com for one. His excuse would have worked, however my significant has been a Broker for 30 years, so I know how that works. I terminated my agreement. Do not use UrbanaRe to manage your property.

Please look elsewhere for all your real estate needs…read more I unfortunately have to join the stack of negative reviews regarding Urbana as someone who hired these folks to manage the rental of my unit while I was out of pocket. The experience was tooth-pulling painful from the beginning to the end for myself and my eventual tenant and to top it off they charged me an unjustified buyer's commission on top of the flat "no hidden charges" original fee. If you'd like to understand why I would give a 1 star review (first time ever), here's the gist: 1) we agreed to rent property furnished with furnishings noted in lease agreement in as-is agreement and they would help me take an inventory (they did not help and the lease I was presented and tenant was presented omitted a furnishings addendum adding much confusion) 2) I chose a tenant and then Theresa delayed for 3 days trying to find a longer term tenant without clear communication to me or the tenant I FOUND ON CRAIGSLIST. We almost lost this tenant as a result. 3) I was not furnished the move-in checklist in a timely manner which was sloppily assembled and did not mention any particular as-is issues with the property such as a stain on carpet which I noted to her or the cracked tile. There are others. It's clear no time or effort was put in here which would have been done as either the seller's agent or buyer's agent if handled comprehensively. When I recently rented in CA I got a list of damagers from a mutual walk through with pictures from the seller's agent. Theresa agreed to assist with the move-in inspection especially given I'd be out of town and she did nothing in this regard. 4) Theresa did not check on the fact both front and back door keys were working (the back door was not and I had to handle this matter directly).​ 5) My proactive outreach to manage the quality of the listing, pictures, pricing, tenants under consideration, and lease terms was essential to the process, more so than was clear at any point during the initial contracting process. Whenever I called I did not get call backs until well beyond 1 business day and usually I got an email instead even on matters that required a discussion. 6) There is still a lock-box on the door which Theresa said she would add and remove as part of our original agreement. 7) Somebody without my permission or my tenant's permission tried to view the property after it was already rented. 8) I filled out their direct deposit form per your requested online edoc program yet Theresa said she didn't receive thus delaying processing of my misdeducted partial rental payment from my tenant. 9) My tenant received a bill pay request even though he paid in full. 10) I was charged a buyer's commission on top of the original fee because they said it was inferred since they showed the unit (my friend was on call to do so and they didn't need to show the unit) and they negotiated the lease (I negotiated the lease and they wrote up the terms incorrectly). They then said they would hear me out if I wrote a request explaining the situation and I never heard back. I now have to pursue this matter legally - how annoying!!! Expect tons of headaches if you work with this company or avoid the headaches and find another more reputable, attentive, ethical firm.

We love our home we rent from them. Spacious for thec2 of us. Large front and backyard.read more