If you're thinking about using Castle Creek to build your next home, just know they are going to…read moreskimp on the quality at every opportunity. Whether it is the shoddy concrete job on your driveway, patio, or skimping on quality and material for your deck. Believe me, you will pay for it in the long run. And no one is coming to fix the shoddy work. That will be all you.

We started the building process by selling our home with Castle Creek, we were under contract in…read moreunder 1 week and our agent waived his commission since we planned to build with Castle Creek. We were quoted 5 to 6 months to build and from the day of digging we moved in exactly 5 months later. I'm a pain and wanted to do quite a bit of sweat equity and they were great to work with us. The design center was simple and Phyllis helped us to feel comfortable with building our first home so we didn't mess up colors and finishes. We feel like in comparison with other builders and existing homes we got the best value for our investment going with Castle Creek. Communication was broken at times but we made it through the process without too much pain. Bob and Jose really pulled it together for us and we are glad we chose Castle Creek!

Very much recommend this company. They made it so easy to move and answered every question and…read moreconcern we had. Thank you to everyone who helped us

I've been a solid renter in the same property for going on five years, and the amount of times this…read morecompany Froerer, specifically Lance has broken the law and violated my tenant rights is astonishing. Yesterday, the most recent event I called a maintenance request because my stove and oven had broken. Mind you I replaced the stove myself because I was so scared to call because Lance is constantly screaming at me about everything. A friend gave me their old one, and it simply fell apart. Anyway, instead of sending maintenance Lance came over, looked at the stove and said it would need to be replaced. He then demanded to do an inspection without a 24 hr notice. Mind you, I have surgical tubes hanging my chest right now, and had a double mastectomy 4 days ago because I am fighting stage two breast cancer. I had literally just gotten out of the hospital 45 minutes prior to him arriving. My house is clean, and I am in full compliance with my end of the lease. He told me if I did not let him do the inspection right then and there he would be fining me for the stove. According to our lease he is responsible for replacing the stove. And retaliation is illegal. I told him I'm so sorry, but he was going to need to give me a proper 24 hour notice as I was feeling sick, fighting cancer, and was terribly sore from surgery still and needed to lay down. He started screaming in my face and threatening me, and so my son who was almost 18, had to get in the middle of us and tell him to leave. Froerer takes no disciplinary action against this. This is not the first time he has yelled at me and taken retaliations steps for me, holding him accountable to obeying the law. He also refuses to grant me access to my water bill every month and then gets mad at me if it's late. Legally, he is required to provide me a copy of my water bill every month but refuses. And whereas I have cancer right now I cannot go down to the water company this month and argue with them about releasing the information to me so that I can pay it. In the past he also charged me $300 to replace an old, nasty garbage disposal that stopped working. He has been nothing but a pain in the butt. I would not recommend renting from these slumlords.

I looked for a month and a half to find a nice place to rent. The property I found, which is…read moremanaged by Alliance Property Management, checked off all the boxes on my wish list and ended up being a great value. The office is very responsive, quick to help, and has given me great customer service. I did not have much in the way of rental history (homeowner since 2005) and the office went out of their way to work with me and got me into a very nice new construction property. I am over the moon happy with my experience renting from Alliance Property Management.

"Alliance Property Management is a trusted and highly professional management company. They are one…read moreof the most responsive and integrity-driven property management teams I've worked with. They treat tenants with respect and take their clients' assets seriously."

Beware. Avoid this company and Mike Sumner at all costs. Extremely unprofessional and crooked. They…read morewill claim that you "owe" them money, but can provide no documentation to prove it. When you ask for an invoice, they will then threaten you with lawsuits and other scare tactics to get you to pay. There are better agencies out there, avoid this one and this horrible person at all costs.

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If this PMI is the one in Hooper Utah with the phone number 801-821-0095 and run by the guy named…read moreDaniel Miles then never go with it. They don't even deserve 1 star. They do charge you a little bit cheaper than other companies but it is not worth it. They don't do the work they supposed to do. I moved out of state so I had this company for about 6 months to manage my property and hardly ever I could get a hold of them. The guy whom I met to sign the contract with named Daniel Miles and he is a liar. They lie to you about every thing and charge you for things that they did not do. They didn't even do the move in inventory check list with the tenant to have the original condition of the house written down but they lied to me they did. Of course they did not take interior pictures to have them as the prove but they told me they did. When I terminated the contract with them, I asked for this document, they said they were sorry and they couldn't find it. Daniel Miles said he gave the move in inventory check list to the tenant and the tenant didn't turn it in to them so I can chase after the tenant and ask them to pay for any thing they broke-This is not how you do business. When I asked for the pictures they just ignored me. They charged me money to throw some trash (Boxes) in the garage for me but the trash still there and when I asked them about that they ignored me. I asked for the blank form of the inventory checked list to see what in there so I know what I can do to "chase after my tenant" and Daniel Miles promised to send it to me but he never did. I waited for 3 months and still have not received it. I called him and also texted him (I even texted his worker named Loraine) but they both ignored me. When the contract was terminated, they had to move the security deposit to me, they took $200 from it and said that was the fee for them to do the work for advertising the property. What the heck, all the fee should be included in the 6% they got from the rent every month. This was not stated in the contract but they just took the money. They told me there was no hidden fee but clearly there was. This company is a scam. My tenant disliked them because when any thing broke down they needed to let them know or simply to ask them questions, they never could get a hold of them. It was my bad decision to go with this company and I hope you learn from my experience.

From the owner: PMI Northern Utah is a full service real estate asset management company that provides professional…read moreproperty management and real estate brokerage services.

My husband and I loved our time at our apartment managed by AIM. Quick repairs and responses to…read moremaintenance requests and other issues! Very kind people.

Board member perspective here - Chad has been absolutely fantastic to work with and is a perfect…read moreexample of what a HOA Management company should be. Despite the unusually difficult transition from our previous management company, Chad was very professional and communicative throughout the entire process. We are fortunate to find a great Partner for our community

Overall this is the most professional property management company that I have worked with. It is…read morevery easy to pay online and their web portal has a user friendly interface. We recently used it to get a repair done on the oven. Welch contacted the repairman and set up times where I would be home. They took care of all the paperwork from start to finish. I have been living in their unit for three months and so far, everything is going great! They are also easy to reach and always call back when I leave them a message. I am very satisfied with this company.

Significant Security Deposit Deductions at Move-Out…read more We rented a newly constructed home managed by Welch Randall and were the first tenants to occupy the property. Shortly after move-in, we documented several incomplete construction and finish items, including unfinished staining on a stair tread and other minor deficiencies. We reported these items and followed up multiple times during our tenancy. Despite those requests, the issues remained unresolved for the duration (1.5 years) of our lease and were only addressed after we provided notice that we would be moving out. Prior to move-out, Welch Randall provided an extremely detailed cleaning and move-out checklist along with a pre-move-out walkthrough identifying potential charges and estimated costs if items were not corrected. We took those requirements seriously. My family spent approximately 24 combined hours cleaning and preparing the home. We cleaned appliances, bathrooms, cabinets, closets, floors, baseboards, windows, and the garage. We also mowed and weeded the yard before vacating. After move-out, our $2,195 security deposit resulted in a refund of only $138.59, with approximately $2,056 withheld for cleaning, carpet services, landscaping, repairs, maintenance items, and other vendor charges. Some of the items identified were legitimate. For example, a few small items were left in the garage, a wall paint touch-up used the wrong sheen, and certain maintenance items remained outstanding. However, the resulting charges felt disproportionate to the actual condition of the property and to the scope of work needed. The single largest charge was approximately $945 for cleaning. Additional charges included landscaping, wall repairs and painting, removal of a Ring doorbell that we had left behind, replacement of batteries and a door stop, removal of a few leftover items, and carpet-related services. To Welch Randall's credit, they provided documentation, photographs, vendor invoices, and multiple written explanations supporting their position, and they responded promptly to my questions and disputes. However, I strongly disagreed with the reasonableness of many of the charges and with the ultimate result. My overall experience was that maintenance requests during the tenancy were handled slowly, if at all, while move-out standards and deposit deductions were enforced very aggressively. Prospective tenants should carefully review the move-out checklist, understand the potential vendor costs, document everything thoroughly, and assume that even relatively minor deficiencies at move-out may result in significant deductions from their security deposit. Based on my experience, tenants should not assume that a substantial portion of their security deposit will be returned simply because they have occupied the property responsibly and made a significant effort to clean and prepare it for move-out.