Great property management, best rates and they try to get the best insurance prices and fight for…read morethe landlords

From the owner: TM Property Management & Development is the only property management company that is dedicated…read moreexclusively to earning your TRUST! We extend our services throughout the Tri-State area, specifically in New Jersey & the greater Philadelphia area. Our decades of property management experience ensures that your property maintains its value and continues to bring in revenue for years to come. We specialize in full management services for both single-family and multi-family homes, apartment buildings, and retail spaces. For years, our company has been successfully managing and increasing the value of investment properties by updating and maintaining on a regular basis.

Cory was responsive and helpful with my real estate needs concerning property management of my…read moreinvestment properties. Every concern I had was immediately addressed.

Great service and personable folks to deal with. I definitely would recommend them. It's always…read moregood to try different companies.

Kim Rock always goes above and beyond expectations for her clients. Kim helped me buy and sell many…read moreproperties - investment and personal. She provides great value to her clients with her great knowledge and professionalism. If any obstacles did arise during the transaction process, she always handled it efficiently and kept us informed. Her dedication to her clients is unmatched; she is recognized as a premier realtor for this reason. She makes you feel as though you are her only client. She gives a 150% to her clients by providing stellar customer service. I can't say enough great things about Kim! I would trust no one else to handle my real estate needs! ~Lauren Conrad

Kim is simply outstanding! She is a true professional. We are working to sell a property that's…read morechallenging due to historical complications due to some of the property being taken by eminent domain but she fights through all the road blocks! She's earning her pay on this one without ever a complaint! Thank you Kim!

This building is truly spectacular, one would think they're in a wing of a museum while walking…read morethrough. Management team is incredibly responsive. Would recommend to any business large or small, i believe they have a range of different spaces.

From the owner: Modern Recycled Spaces™ specializes in refurbished warehouse space. These are unique, beautiful,…read moregreen, high-amenity, sustainable, functional, affordable, outstanding work spaces! Our philosophy is that a fulfilling life means doing what you love AND loving where you do it. We create environments where innovative business and creative talent can flourish. We believe in maintaining first class properties that attract and retain great tenants. We are the best-in-class low-cost warehouse, distribution, flex, and office space provider in the Princeton, Princeton Junction, Hamilton, Trenton, Bordentown, Lawrenceville, Cranbury, Ewing, West Windsor, and Lambertville areas of New Jersey. We have creative office lofts and flex spaces for rent throughout Central New Jersey that are ready for occupancy.

Do Not, I repeat, Do Not move here…read more Here's some light work for you: The place is filthy (see photos). The "cleaning people" are other tenants that are working in exchange for reduced rents, not professionals. That not a terrible idea in general but when that tenant leaves, or stops caring, they have no allegiance whatsoever to the building AND NO BACK UP to actually do the cleaning. The apartments are not cleaned between each tenant. I moved in an requested my carpet be cleaned that same day because there was Chinese food and hair clips on the dining room and bedroom floor. I was told that I had already moved in my stuff ( signed the lease a week earlier tho) so they couldn't. I had literally a loveseat and a duffle bag. I was told to ask the following year at lease renewal. I was still here then, and did just that but guess what I was told.... yup, No. of course I had already rented an industrial cleaner from Home Depot but the point is they lied and lied again. The unit across from me became empty after a husband decided that his wife and children deserved better! That's based on a personal conversation I had with the wife who was a stay at home mom. The following week, the head super entered the apartment with no shirt on, left the doors open and music blasting, and spot painted for about two hours. He never came back and a family moved in that Friday. The children that live here are constantly throwing rocks at cars. The security cars "reads Homeland on the side" have regularly had to escort children to their apartments after witnessing these incidences and chasing the kids down. The reports are provided to the apartment management and "warning notices" are delivered to certain apartments. Packages are not safe for delivery(see pics). Amazon left a package for me - it was stolen and destroyed, the remains left near the spot the package had been left (per the delivery confirmation photo) A group of people cut through a woman's first floor screen, broke into her house, and then broke into another vacant apartment and lived there for more than a week before they were caught! How the fuck hard is it to send someone to an apartment that you know should be vacant when a tenant calls and says someone is up there.... which is odd because the police and DYFS are there regularly to remove people's children from their homes. A woman here has had three mattress on her patio since I moved in and you can see the wild animals that emerge from behind the mound! Who knows what's dead back there! The other photos depict the general conditions of the property. Door hanging off, pairing being torn off by the children - ratchet, hood, ignorant stuff that speaks volumes about the property managements lack of concern for maintaining safety. Police reports are public record folks - please save your money and find another spot. It's plenty of places in Levittown or langhorne, in far better condition, with less people who don't care about their own stuff, let alone yours.

CF600ENTERPRISESLLC helped me find a property to invest in. They were professional, ethical, and…read morekind. They made the process very easy to understand. Their knowledge of the real estate industry is impressive. Why have your money sitting in a bank growing at a 0.01% interest rate when you can invest in a rental property and grow it a 9% cap rate easily. These guys know what their doing.

From the owner: At CF600 Enterprises LLC our mission is to connect real estate investors with owners of distressed…read moreproperties and also owners of properties that find themselves needing fast cash to cover an unexpected expense. We add value to the real estate industry by funneling capital into distressed neighborhoods and assisting in the gentrification process.

I want to share a concerning situation involving how a long-time employee and tenant at this…read moreproperty was treated after being injured while performing work she was directed to do. The property manager at this complex was regularly asked to perform maintenance tasks outside the scope of her role. Despite explaining that she was not a maintenance worker and requesting help, she was still expected to carry out these assignments. While performing one of those tasks, she fell from a ladder and suffered a serious injury. While recovering and on workers' compensation, she received a letter stating that if she did not return to work by a specific date she would be terminated. Wanting to keep her job, she appeared on the date listed in the letter. When she arrived, she was informed that she had already been dismissed because medical paperwork from her doctor indicated she had not yet been cleared to return to work. It is important to note that she was also a paying tenant at the property. Like many employee housing arrangements, she received a discounted rate while employed, but she still paid rent. After being terminated, she attempted to pay the full, non-discounted rent so she could remain in her home while recovering from her workplace injury. The owner refused to accept the rent payment and instead initiated eviction proceedings. As a result, someone who was injured while performing work requested by the property owner is now without her job and facing the loss of her housing despite attempting to meet her financial obligations. Situations like this raise serious concerns about how workers and tenants are treated when they are injured on the job. When someone is hurt performing tasks assigned by their employer and then faces termination and eviction while still recovering, it raises difficult questions about fairness, responsibility, and how vulnerable employees and tenants are supported when something goes wrong.

I am using someone else email because i dont want retaliation So the lady E in the office is so…read morerude and disrespectful! I was in the office and I heard her talking about Jackies personal business to another resident she mentioned about jackie got hurt and is out on workmans comp and that they are going to let jackie go! E is so rude and ignorant she talks about race i have heard her she just talks nasty to everyone. Jackie will know whats being said I will make sure of it