Nurith pays attention to details, is responsive, efficient, and timely in addressing any deadlines…read more The contractor that she brings onboard also provides quality services.

A good property manager is hard to find. I'd put Next Level Rental and Realty in the average…read morecategory... sign on if you're desperate. Two tenants moved out while they were managing the property and there were damages unfixed; and we did not see any deposit money. After the first tenant moved out we had to get carpeting in one room professionally cleaned, then replaced altogether in order to rent! Two months from tenant move out and no sign of owner's repair deposit either. Don't know why I need to keep asking about basic things. At least they were quick to send people out to fix things; the prior property manager couldn't even do that.

We were so pleased to work with Omid to place tenants in our 4-unit rental, he is professional and…read morehas a thorough process. he was able to place all 4 tenants within 2 weeks which exceeded our expectations. we will work with him again

From the owner: At Zima Management, we specialize in providing comprehensive and tailored property management…read moresolutions to property owners like you. Our goal is to alleviate the stress and burden of day-to-day property management while maximizing your returns and ensuring the best care for your property. Listed below are the key services we offer: · Tenant Placement and Screening · Rent Collection · Property Maintenance · Tenant and Owner Portal · Financial Reporting · Tenant Relations · Legal Compliance · Property Cleaning · Real Estate Photoshoot

HANDS DOWN - PEACE OF MIND - 100% SUPERIOR AND PROFESSIONAL!!!!…read more Peace of Mind Property Management (POM) gets my 5 Star rating two times over!!!! If you are a landlord looking for true "Peace of Mind" Melissa and her team are the way to go!!!! A little about me I am an 22 year Active Duty Service member Navy who was super skeptical of renting my property and was gonna sell 5 years ago. In talking with a colleague he convinced me that owning a rental is a smart idea and can really generate some passive income. He referred me to Melissa at POM who simply bridged the gap and eased my stresses of becoming a landlord. Today, because of Melissa and her team I am a success, I was able to deploy overseas on two separate tours and leave my home in the palms of her teams "Golden Hands" The day I moved out I turned over keys to a 4 year renter and had "Zero" issues. In Nov 2021, I got the sad news my 4 year renters were moving out end of December. In one months time, Melissa and her team, turned my property over and had new renters placed to move in the beginning of Feb. "Simply amazing". In closing, all I can say is that Melissa is nothing but professional and truly cares. My responses her entire team are within minutes. Additionally, I want to give a huge shoutout to her inspection enforcer :) Nikki Marlatt" and the rental listing agent, Chris Meldrom from "Cornerhouse Realty". They truly came through with getting this all together and once again, have left me with nothing but "PEACE OF MIND!!!! Nicholas K. SCPO, U.S. Navy, Active

Terrible service from viewing listing to asking questions about the property. After a month no…read moreresolution on reported problems at the property. Then they said it wasn't their problem and I as the tenant needed to contact the HOA again after a month of inquiry. There was no HOA the email bounced back. Then the tenants were told they needed to provide MORE pictures to the head of maintenance again of the issue despite the listing agent taking pictures for POM, the plumber provided pictures, the maintenance person took and provided pictures and the head maintenance had visited the property 2 days b4 move in and should have pictures. We asked for a decrease in rent for the ongoing issue and/or a phone call. Head of maintenance said it wasnt POMs fault so no decrease. I said well it certainly was not OUR FAULT. We received an email from Melissa to end the lease no conversation. Which we happily took. And from move in to move out ~ 20 days of communication there were more than 86 emails for submission and system response to maintenance requests and over 40 texts. Meld is the system and its terrible. I would not recommend this property mgmt in any way. I forgot we were forced to take an earlier move in date and then attend to no less than 4 different plumbing appointments on our time and dime that all should have been taken care of in advance. And no staff accountability.

Great experience so far! The move-in process was easy and the staff were really helpful. They even…read morehad a little welcome gift ready for new residents, which made me feel really cared for. The location is perfect for students -- safe area, near shops and public transport, and management actually responds when you message them.

The company will never prosper because they simply do not genuinely care about people--it's all…read moreabout the dollar for them. The integrity and character of a company speaks volumes, and my experience with Stork made that very clear. I'm honestly so happy I got away when I did. Looking back, I truly believe I made the right decision for myself, and I'm grateful I recognized it and moved on when I did. Not recommended. Do not rent from these people. Based on my experience, I wouldn't put my dog in a unit managed by Stork, let alone another person. The way residents and employees are treated speaks volumes about the company's values and priorities. I would strongly encourage anyone considering renting from Stork to do their research and think twice before making that decision.

Resideone was responsive and very professional. Anytime when I have questions or concerns, they…read morecover it. I would highly recommend

Reside One made the whole home buying purchase nice and easy! I highly recommend to anyone in the…read moreMaryland area starting their home buying journey!

May have been a competent company at one point, but certainly no longer. In the 18 months we…read moreworked with Ed, his company mismanaged the lead inspection process (costing us thousands), mistakenly charged us for maintenance and repair that was the tenant's responsibility, failed to coordinate with our HVAC company on maintenance and payment, failed to remit monthly payment for the correct amount due, and failed to coordinate and communicate with me regarding the renewal process for the tenants. I would avoid.

I've been using Edward as a property manager since July 2020 (i've used 4 different firms over the…read morepast 15 years). I found him after interviewing about 9 firms, and then went with him after speaking with 5 of his references that he provided. He was very transparent when I first connected him and he would quickly answer questions about his management style, company and staffing profile. Perhaps the worst part about Edward is that its hard to find anything negative about him (LOL). He's just the most even keeled person I've ever dealt with... He deals with everything in a calm, paced manner. He's definitely not pushy, and treats everyone with respect, and has the gray matter to anticipate and work through problems before embers turn into flames (and we've had many embers thrown at us over the years, so he's battle tested at this stage in my eyes). One example: a few years back, the unit he was managing for us had a heating issue. The parts were on back order (early pandemic related shortage), and without asking, he went through multiple hoops to try to procure the parts needed, and then checked the weather report and because of an upcoming temperature drop he went ahead and provided backup heating device to the tenant to head-off a potential heating emergency before it happens. Lets roll the clock forward: While your mileage may vary, for me, I have had several documented occasions when I sent him an email near midnight and he responds within 3 or 4 minutes afterwards. I think one time I sent him an email way later than that which was meant for the next day, and he immediately responded. IIRC, I scolded him slightly for not prioritizing sleep over a low priority email from me LOL... but that's just how he's wired. His demeanor also extends to how he hires his staff. Again, the people he's brought on seem very even keeled and are active listeners. Also, it appears he's scaling his company in a methodical fashion. When I first spoke to him 5 years ago, I think he had about 200 properties they were managing. I know he's grown beyond this, but I haven't felt any difference in the orchestration of the work. This was a huge problem for me with a previous firm where as they grew, the wheels came off. Also, with his being a registered agent in Maryland, I'm already set on using him if we hit the market for anything. He's also served as an honest sounding board a few times we considered moving on something.

I just started to work with Eric from Bay Property. He has been super helpful throughout this…read morejourny of renting. He is easy to reach and "held my hand throughout the process of renting with them." The rental is in amazing condition and is fairly priced for my area.

Broadly speaking, they are the dogs that everyone says they are. If you find a place of theirs…read morethat you really like that's at a favorable price and -- and this is the critical part -- you can commit to yourself that you won't expect or hope that they'll turn out to be something different than what they are, go for it. However, break that deal with yourself, and you're entering a world of pain. Here's what they won't do. They won't steal from you outright. They won't ignore your emails. They won't let major maintenance requests go unaddressed or otherwise fall down on their obligations under the lease. None of that happened in my experience. But you can't expect to be treated well or like you're the customer. You're not. Their job is to hold the account with the property owner. All you're ever going to do is come to them with problems. You have no leverage. All you have is goodwill. The leasing process and terms of the lease have you bent over a barrel. You have to accept it. You are not positioned to alter the terms of the lease in any way whatsoever; their signing process effectively precludes this by first requiring a non-refundable deposit from you (that converts to first month's rent) to take the property off the market. You'll see the lease afterwards. That's super aggressive, but it's not illegal. If there's carpeting, whatever its condition (see photo), your lease will require you to have it professionally cleaned upon move-out, passing on to you a cost that's typically assumed by the landlord as ordinary turnover. Again, that's pretty aggressive stuff, but not illegal. No documentation submitted upon move-out? You pay. Don't like that? Well, then don't sign the lease. (Forfeit the deposit. You pay.) You'll be enrolled in their insurance/benefits program under the terms of the lease unless you proactively opt out. That's both at move-in and at renewal. You won't receive a courtesy reminder at renewal. That's your responsibility. Miss the deadline by a few days? You pay. Is it starting to make sense? My property manager was located in Mexico and managed the property remotely (through photos emailed in by contractors). Yours may be too. This one was a stunner, I have to say. You can find elsewhere online testimonials from the property managers themselves, along with information about their work and educational backgrounds. Ask yourself what that would be like for that person, to manage a broad-based portfolio of rentals in Baltimore, Maryland. Now ask yourself how that person might feel about you if you were to become less than ingratiating towards them. I understood what the deal was going in. And so I didn't complain when I spent the first week or so in the property giving it a deep clean (windows, moulding, cabinet tops, etc. Or when old cleaning rags and refuse came up out of the sink drain when I ran the dishwasher for the first time (see photo). Or when my bed sheets were stained by a dryer that had accumulated burnt lint around the heating element at the back of the machine (see photo). I accepted it all as part of the deal I knew I was making. But somewhere along the way, I decided that I'd suffered the last indignity--that I'd done this, that, and the other; and swallowed so much; and that it was about time that they did the right thing for once! And so I let the demon in... Do yourself a favor. Go find a mirror and stand in front of it. Ask yourself, how well do I really know myself? Am I sure? Can I even be sure? There's a reliable way to find out. Rent with Bay Property Management.

Vikki Lee was an outstanding landlord for my wife and I. Luckily, we only had one maintenance…read morerequest but Vikki was extremely quick to respond and got it fixed immediately. She was great to work with and she made our renting experience seamless!

They wasted our time. I asked them to look on military by owner in tandem with other renter sites…read more The gentleman in the office held our property for a few months thinking I was renting to a relative. Meanwhile, I do not have any relatives here. That speaks to their lack of organization. The lease agreement they use for clients is also very restrictive. They also allow clients to enter your property alone. We had muddy carpets to show for it when there are shoe covers right at the door. Don't use them unless you are price driven and not quality driven.

They are amazing!!!! The entire staff have helped me out in more ways then I can count. Brie has…read morebeen amazing and has helped answer all of the questions I have had about renting my home, as I have never rented a house before. Brie has went above and beyond to make sure my tenants are happy and my home is being well taken care of. Thank you so much for the great experience. I look forward to working with your staff on other homes in the future.

The old manager was good. Three Pillars just got a new managers and owner who is not in Maryland…read more She was managing a property I owned and probably lied to me. She told me the tenant did not pay rent. Indeed, the tenant said she told him he didn't have to pay rent. Eventually I saw this in writing. She misled me or lied about the tenant many times to the point where I can't trust anything she says.