Jaddah is such an awesome person to have as a manager. He gets things done and is personable. Other…read moremanagers have just either not responded or full on left in the middle of a project. But he responds and is genuinely a really caring person!

Since new management took over at Doricort, the overall quality has improved immensely. Jaddah…read morespecifically has worked really hard and does an amazing job. Jaddah's communication skills have set a new standard here and I've never felt safer and better about living in the city. 10/10

I rented a home managed by Sundance Property Management Inc. at 17108 NW Elk Run Dr, Beaverton, OR…read more97006, from February 2023 to April 30, 2025 -- two full years. I paid rent on time every month through auto-pay and never missed or delayed a single payment. Before moving in, their representative Robert promised the home would be professionally cleaned. However, when I picked up the keys, the home was clearly not cleaned at all. The toilets were covered in dust, the carpet was filthy, the kitchen was greasy, and many parts of the house were visibly damaged. I immediately contacted Robert, and he sent one cleaner who only wiped down the toilets and some glass. The carpet and flooring, the range hood, and the rest of the house were still filthy. They insisted everything had been cleaned -- which was clearly false. At that point, we had already started moving in, and most of our furniture and appliances were stored in the garage. Feeling helpless, I had no choice but to clean the entire place myself just to make it livable. On top of that, the dryer provided in the home was broken. I had my own dryer, which I intended to use. Robert initially said their maintenance team would help remove the broken one and carry my dryer upstairs to install. But when their staff showed up, they refused to do it, saying it's not their job. In the end, I had to move the dryer up and install it myself, which was a lot of effort given the unit was on the second floor. The stove couldn't ignite properly. Even after it was repaired, the issue came back in just a few days, and we had to use a manual lighter to cook for the rest of our tenancy. The range hood was covered with thick grease, which I cleaned myself because Sundance never did. Despite all these problems, I took care of the home responsibly. When I moved out on April 30, 2025, I: * Hired professionals to steam clean all carpets * Cleaned the kitchen, bathrooms, all bedrooms, floors, stairs, baseboards, and railings myself * Notified Sundance that if there were any concerns, I welcomed them to share photo evidence so I could resolve them. I made sure the home was left in much cleaner condition than when I moved in. But at the end of May, I received a charge summary deducting my entire deposit. Their excuses included: unclean house, damaged/stained carpet, untrimmed yard, dirty kitchen, etc. These were false and unreasonable claims. I was furious. I immediately informed them that I had clear photo and video evidence documenting the condition of the home at both move-in and move-out. I stated that I was ready and willing to provide side-by-side comparison photos at any time to prove their claims were false. Despite this, they kept making excuses and have still refused to return my deposit to this day. As of July 30, I still have not received my deposit, far past the legal timeframe. I have already filed a Small Claims Court case, requesting double damages under Oregon law due to their wrongful withholding. I've also filed a complaint with the Oregon Department of Justice, and I plan to make all photo and video evidence public so other renters can see the truth. This company is dishonest, negligent, and exploitative. They take advantage of tenants and ignore the law. If you're currently renting from them and have experienced similar issues, I strongly encourage you to take legal action. If you're considering doing business with them -- DON'T. Sundance Property Management Inc. is the absolute worst property management company I've dealt with -- not even close. Avoid them completely.

I rented from Sundance for over a year, and I absolutely would not recommend. When I initially…read moresigned the lease and picked up the keys, Robert was pleasant and friendly and I was optimistic. The apartment my friend and I rented was in a lovely neighborhood, and a good value. That said, whenever we put in a maintenance request Robert was very slow to respond, and would often dismiss us. Once I submitted A maintenance request through the resident portal with a picture of the broken toilet chain. His email response was, "try resetting the chain." I politely informed him that the chain itself has snapped in two, and I had included a picture to that effect with my maintenance request. His reply was, "oh I didn't look" For the first several months we had issues with the refrigerator leaking. Robert repeatedly sent the same maintenance man out, he was very kind but not able to help. It took multiple maintenance request to get the issue resolved, and many mornings of stepping in a puddle on the floor from the leaky fridge. The homeowner did a terrible job of maintaining the yard and surrounding property, and even though it was brought to Roberts attention on multiple occasions nothing ever changed. When our new neighbor was blasting mariachi at all hours, even though our lease clearly stipulated that quiet hours began at 10, Robert was very dismissive of our complaints. When it was so loud that it could be heard on the other end of a zoom call, Robert simply asked "is that acceptable for daytime?" When I moved out, I was supposed to get my pet deposit back within 30 days. Not only did it take nearly 90 days, when I called Robert to check up on the matter, he was incredibly rude to me and stated he needed to "do research" I was tempted to give a one star review, but the apartment itself was fine and the rent was really reasonable.

I am writing this review to warn others, especially those with disabilities, about what I believe…read moreare the discriminatory practices of this management company. My application was denied based on an Experian report that is full of fraudulent accounts due to identity theft. I provided an overwhelming amount of evidence to prove this, including: * An official FTC Identity Theft Report. * Police Reports. * Direct email correspondence with Experian. * Proof that Experian's own systems were compromised. * A contract with the law firm that is actively restoring my credit. * Notarized documents confirming my identity and the fraud. They dismissed all of it. They claimed my mountain of official proof was not 'valid.' While they were stonewalling me, they rented the unit to someone else. Let's be clear: their refusal was not about a lack of proof. I believe their actions were a pretext to deny my application and that I was discriminated against as a person with a disability, which is a clear violation of the Fair Housing Act. Creating insurmountable obstacles for an applicant from a protected class is illegal. Their behavior was not only unethical and deceptive, but I believe it was also unlawful. I am exploring all my legal options." They displayed "Moving the goalposts," and it makes their bad faith even more obvious. It's a classic tactic: they make a specific demand, you meet it, and they immediately pretend you didn't or invent a new requirement"! They are going to have to answer for their conduct because what they did was a total disrespect and they thought I had no clue about my Rights which they found out immediately after sending me an email telling me that the propery I was interested in was rented out when I was the only application the day before and the first to be processed so in order to have approved someone else they had lied about me being the only one whose applied or it just do happen that someone else applied at the same time but even if that's the case I still should have been approved I make $98,700 annually have nothing on my record accept traffic ticket from 2022snd My credit score was close to 800 in January 2023 and seventeen proof of all of that before I even submitted my application to prevent a delay on having to submit proof after my application was screened. So I was transparent from the start and then they turned around and tried to tell me they didn't receive the documents I sent that verify my claim of identity theft until after my application was screened so I had to send them a screen shot that shows the documents was sent on the 29th of July several hours before I even submitted the application and I also sent them the text messages I had with tricia asking for an email I can send these documents to because the off was to big to fit inside the application, so I proactively gave them everything that they needed before my application was even screen to prevent any of this so they acted in bad faith and to cover it up after I read them the violations that they committed by to somebody my application was supposed to be still was supposed to be reviewed and aesthetic. I'm taking accountability for they continue to tell me that the things that I'm sending wasn't enough so I was sending everything that they said they didn't have cause I have everything about this identity death situation because it's been happening off and on for years so I'm going to hold them accountable so I'm gonna do everything I have to do to get my I explained that I was in a critical situation. I've been paying for because my prior residence has a toxic mold present so I had to leave that place and been looking for another place, and since they told me, I was the only one with the application I because I know for a fact that I qualify for that unit, and instead of them being honest upfront, they kept dragging me along for a week and they are going to be held accountable for the money that I have occurred waiting on them to finally just be truthful and admit their but they let them know what they did that I see clearly what they did and no matter what I continue to deny it because they already unit out to someone else illegally I not deal with this company if I was and if you are of the hills trust me run for the hills

This review is for Grid's pay to park parking lot:…read more Do not park in their parking lot!! They work with the predatory towing company, 21st Century Towing, to tow your car as soon as your parking registration end time is up. Doesn't matter if you're the only car in the lot and less than an hour past. There is no grace period -- no notice, no ticket but instead a $360 tow. After being towed, I contacted the office to get information about the tow authorization and at what time it took place. I was transferred over to a rude and dishonest property manager who hung up on me after saying she'll forward me on to someone else who can help and then repeatedly sent my follow up calls to voicemail. Stay away from this unprofessional business.

Couple days late…read more I recently moved to this amazing complex, literally last minute. The place it's self is unique well modeled and absolutely abundant amount of room. Extremely clean place also convenient and the neighborhood its self is full of life. I want to mention the staff member who helped me get the perfect apartment especially last minute. Tatiana - I really appreciate the kind answer and the knowledge you provided, getting everything all done and set up for me, very professional and informative. I hope more people get to tour with you and make this their new home. Thank you so much for all the support and encouraging words.

TL;DR - * nasty, absentee manager…read more* no background checks on employees (you'll want to see those details below) * constantly up in your business * never get dates right for inspections except fire alarms (not an exaggeration) * buildings are filthy * always trying--or just going ahead with--signing you up for add-on 'services' * told that employees are not favoured over tenants (totally untrue) * AI assistant is sooo bad * Ad-copy is lies: there is no retail within any walking distance The manager Abby is worse than useless. She's never there, doesn't keep appointments, and doesn't respond to calls or email. The ONE response we did receive was rude, insulting, and inaccurate! They do not do background checks on their employees. We're not in the habit of snooping on our neighbours. After getting screamed and cursed at for taking out recyclables (?!), and having had dealt with music so loud we could Shazam it in any room for over six months (with, once again, worse than no help from the office), however, we used our OSINT skills to advantage. The loud neighbours in question were an older couple, one half of which was head of maintenance who uses an alias, has been nailed for burglary, and something much worse I won't mention here. Oh yes, and their frequent domestic disputes were lots of fun--nearly had to call the police. Positives: Beautiful nature park nearby, excellent espresso at the Great Scot cart (Erik is the best).

I called yesterday to schedule a tour around the property…read more The lady who answered sounded like she didn't want to help me out. I spelled my name for her "Kimberlynn" and she didn't get it correct so I said "it's spelled the normal way for Kimberly with two N's at the end" and she snapped saying that Kimberly with an E (Kimberley) is the only way she knows how to spell it. Lol I'm pretty sure Kimberly is more common than Kimberley, but no need to snap about it. I say that to everyone who can't spell my name and no one has ever responded like this. I then asked her which direction the unit available is facing and she said she doesn't know but it's facing boones ferry rd.... Aren't leasing agents supposed to know which way the unit is facing? I've looked at over 10 complexes this week and Sofi was the only one that couldn't tell me. I'm not from here and don't even know where boones ferry is. I had to open my map and zoom all the way in to get an idea. After a while of me trying to figure it out myself she then told me it's facing south, but it's actually facing east which is a really big difference in amount of sunlight that hits the unit. I drove to the unit and used a compass app. She told me she would send more information the next day via email because she was already off of work. I never received that email. I drove around the complex and only seen one visitor parking. Parking is also VERY scarce. She even told me that over the phone, but in person it's a lot worse. I don't see enough parking to cover 2 people per household, so if you're a couple, family, or have visitors over good luck. I won't be applying here due to the unwillingness to be helpful from the front desk and the parking situation. Sounds like issues in the future if I were to move here.

I have lived in a lot of rentals, from not-so-fancy to downtown high-rises, and the most important…read moreperson is your maintenance staff. Once you become a tenant, they are your singular point of contact, and ultimately shape how you feel about the place you call home. No matter where I have lived, I have respected and appreciated Maintenance, but I have to say the Maintenance here is exceptional. Jason seems to know the issues he encounters as if he has encountered them a thousand times before, has the most pleasant of personalities, and most of all, he is conscientious. He seems to legitimately want to do the best job he can both for the owners and tenants alike and he accomplishes that goal. We recently had a lengthy ice/snowstorm, and while everywhere I have rented has distributed salt/de-icer, I watched Jason meticulously make sure the salt made it up every step to every single door. A task that certainly took significant time and energy, but no doubt saved us all. I have also had him in my home on several occasions to rectify some failures from the previous owner that were done precisely and to the highest standard. Something I truly appreciate. I also honestly enjoy his presence in my home, something that I can rarely say I have thought of with other Maintenance. I do hope Jason is appreciated because he is truly a gem.