Paul Horning has been amazing in selling our homes. We met…read morePaul during the sale/purchase of my brother's homes. So when it came time to sell my wife's house, Paul was there to make the sale easy. Then came my Grandma's old house. Knowing this house would not pass inspection, Paul still did a great job and found a cash sale and helped us through all the issues. I then recommended him to a friend and once again he did such nice work. Professional. Caring. And so easy to get along with. Thanks!

You will have great experiences with Park Place Homes. I am an out of state investor with lots of…read morelove for Midland, MI as they're home to Dow Chemical and Dupont which i'm vested in. I purchased a property from Shelley and had nothing but a great experience with her that I am ready to purchase another one with her this year. I flew out there for my first purchase last year and personally walked about 20 homes and analyzed about 100 of them before finalizing my decision. She gave me the ins and outs of the city and their surrounding areas and was very patient with me as I had an abundance of questions. The most patient realtor I have and for this reason I will continue using her for as long as she's in the business! Brad and Jon manage the property for me and they're awesome! They take care of EVERYTHING as a good PM should. Whenever any issue arises they take care of it and let me know that it's handled. This is the very reason that I am now looking at another property for them because I want to bring them more business as they take very good care of me. Bottom line, whether you're an investor or a fellow Michigan native, if you plan to purchase in Midland and it's surrounding areas, please check out Shelley, Brad and Jon. They will not disappoint you. Thank you guys for being awesome! I look forward to the next one together. Junior

I love this place. The manager is super duper nice. There's a swimming pool, hot tub and even a dog…read morepark plus more. All the people I have met here are also super nice as well. I don't even know my neighbor but he helped my boyfriend and I move our couch in.

I initially moved in as a last resort. The move-in process was ok, she forgot to give me a parking…read morepass. Also, when I moved in there were several issues with the unit I was in. There were multiple floods in the kitchen, and dining room causing me to some days have to call off of work and rearrange my work area which was in the dining room. People also left their laundry in the washers and dryers for 1-2 days forcing you remove their clothes from the dryer. The next thing that happen which was a huge turn off to me. A guy was attempting to enter my unit through the balcony, and when I opened the blinds and yelled at him he says OMg I'm so sorry. The he stands there for at least 5 minutes. I called the police that night and management in the morning. I asked for the tenants name so that I could report him because not only did she(Kim Salas) describe this man down to the dog he walks everyday, she told me she had contacted Saginaw Township PD and they should be in touch with me. I called and emailed for weeks with nothing but excuses for this White man that he would be moving the next month so I shouldn't worry. Well I was freaking terrified, when I asked for a new unit I was told that my lease can be terminated and I can pay the fees for the early release by another manager at the time. Then when I address Kim the now property manager she denies telling me she knows exactly who I was talking about. Which pissed me off, because she was like "omg omg I know exactly who you're speaking about." I just felt as if I was a white girl, and he was black there would've been a zero tolerance policy for that type of situation. During move-out. I cleaned the placed better than it was cleaned when I moved in, floors shampooed, the oven cleaner wouldn't even turn on, and everything was fkn spotless. I get a move-out statement where I'm being charged for items that were on the move-in checklist. I know this was just to take my deposit. When emailing with Kim she claims that she doesn't see the move-in sheet that I turned in. However, I wasn't charged for the missing blinds or holes in the bottom of the closets (likely from the closets being opened and closed roughly), and I wasn't charged for the shower wall having command strips there. Now she wants to charge me $150 for the burn on the bathroom counter that was there before I moved in. Also there was a small hole in the wall that was patched up and as stated per the move out list it has to be able to be covered by one layer of paint. Of course she claims she doesn't see a move in sheet so it's my word against hers in this matter. I will be seeking legal action especially because during the time I lived there many of my personal rights were violated. During that time, there was a notice about other tenants living in my unit because my mother changed the address to my sisters to my home during a dispute. My issue with her was why in tf are you going through my mail when I'm moving in the next month. I was threaten to be evicted just weeks before my lease was to end. After that moment I reached out to Kim several times and she ignored me. I spoke with another manager about how I felt like she was racist and had allowed too much to happen with no apology. I have to be with my dining room and kitchen ceiling open for almost 60 days while they repaired the pipes. Several of my clothing items were ruined because there was a leak in the AC unit in the bedroom closet. Fox Glen has a Property Manager that is shady and I think that the place could be a lot better with someone whose honest and has some integrity. I will see you in court Kim. Your scamming days are over. Shoutout to maintenance for bringing me a stick for my patio door, and just for being responsive when needed. They respected the fact that I wanted mask to be worn, and they replaced the AC probably my second week there because it was broken. (You're the reason I gave 2 stars) It's unfortunate that Cruella in the office will taint Fox Glens name. Being a liar is not cute at all.

It's a beautiful community! The office and maintenence staff are polite and professionalread more

RENTERS BEWARE!! I just moved here on the 1st of September 2022 and I am SO thankful I only took…read moreout a 6 month lease. I can't WAIT to get out of here. The owner/manager of these complexes is just the WORST to work with. I pay top dollar for this place and I understand she took ownership and upped the rent to much that most people moved out. Little do they know - they were forced to make the right decision. When I came to see the place the carpet was covered in black animal hair/fur. The guy showing the place called or texted his manager and was told it would be replaced before I moved in. Perfect! I got the keys the night before the movers were scheduled to arrive and walked into...the SAME carpet! It was soaking wet but they did clean...the middle of the floor. There was still black hair so thick along the edges that I scooped out a BIG chunk just by running my finger along the edge for about 2 inches! GROSS! The upstairs toilet seat literally had butt filth from the person who lived here! I had to put TP on the seat until I could go BUY my own toilet seat. Are they SO expensive they can't be replaced between tenants? The kitchen cabinets had so much finger grime on the outside edges and there were crumbs along the edges of the insides of the drawers. I had to literally clean the outsides and insides of the cabinets before I could move into the kitchen. Brittanie claimed the apartment had been cleaned by a professional cleaner and then by her and another employee. I was told it would not be recleaned because nobody could live up to MY standard of clean! Ummm...excuse me?! You are telling me that I should just accept the fact that I am living in someone else's grime? It took a few weeks and 100 emails, but she finally agreed to replace the carpet. Now, mind you, I had paid almost $2,000 for movers. I was told I had to move EVERYTHING out of the house other than the large furniture, take everything off the walls, and have nothing hanging in the closets. What?!! I have to completely move back out?! I have a 3bdrm and they are upstairs! I was NOT taking everything down the stairs and then back up again. So that was ANOTHER argument and 100 emails! I finally convinced her to have the carpet company come back another time and do the smaller bedroom so I could move everything into there, but it was a BATTLE. It seemed like a good compromise but I tell you, I had to fight TOOTH AND NAIL for that solution. EVERYthing is a hassle with this woman! She literally doesn't care about the residents and makes snap decisions and it is ALWAYS against what it wanted/needed. I FINALLY get the new carpet. Great! It's nice but the carpet company put in the WORST transition strips between the kitchen and the dining room, and the hallway and the upstairs bathroom. They are the wrong color and they are a big HARD lump - so much so that it hurts your foot if you step on it with no shoes on. I was also missing 2 floor vents. I thought the carpet guys were coming back in a few weeks so I wasn't too concerned about it. The first possible date for the 2nd install passed and I never heard anything. It was nearing the 2nd date so I emailed Brittanie and asked her if they were coming. She said she wasn't sure so she would get back with me. I had already taken everything out of the room so it was ready. I never heard anything back so I just put my stuff back in the room. I'm done! They will have to wait until I move out to replace it. I've been here 7 weeks and have not been able to get fully settled. So, I had mentioned the missing floor vents a week or so ago, and now that the carpet guys aren't coming back, I put in a work order to get the vents replaced. Guess what?!! Now, because it's been THREE weeks since the carpet install, she says I have to pay for the floor vents! Seriously?? I can't wait until February so I can get the heck out of this place!

I've moved quite a bit since the upheaval caused by the pandemic; different states, different…read moreapartments in those states, and nothing really worked out. Like for many others, perhaps, things since the pandemic have been pretty unsettled and chaotic. On top of that, there seems to be an inherent disorder, or chaos, to my life, despite my best attempts to right the ship and keep it on an even keel. Things just have not gone very well, though I have managed to at least keep a roof over my head and, more importantly, over my beloved pets' heads. I chose Saginaw over other places both in Michigan and in other cities/states, and discovered Green Acres Apartments as part of that search. I took a gamble, and rented a unit sight unseen at this apartment complex. My past few times with this experience have been, well, not great, though, again, at least I managed to have a place to live, amazingly enough. I was really worried about this apartment, based on past and present experiences in renting. I was also very, very tired and burned out, and feared that this place would be another storm I would have to weather in my journey to find a place, and a city, I could settle into for a while (and even just to catch my breath). I needn't have worried. Green Acres is the best place I have ever leased in all my 30+ years of renting. I came prepped with an arsenal of cleaning supplies (I used to clean professionally, and have high standards), but the place was so clean, I only used a handful of supplies. Everything really was "freshly painted" and I loved everything about the apartments down to the the cat-friendly large windows and the charming retro feel of the cabinet hardware and the wonderful quirky bathroom. I sat in my living room that first night after my stuff was moved in, had a cup of tea, looked out the tall window that overlooked the lovely courtyard--and felt so calm and at peace. The staff at Green Acres, from the very beginning, have gone above and beyond to help me settle in in several ways--none the least with the welcome box of delectable pastries that were a much-appreciated treat that first day as I tried to restore enough order among the moving boxes to have a place to sleep (and a pathway through the apartment!). I would highly recommend Green Acres as a "safe harbor" place to call home.

They're staffing seems nice at first when they're trying to get you moved in and take your money…read morebut after they get you moved in they're rude and honestly the apartments are over priced, I wouldn't suggest living here either if you work a late shift job or are just trying to relax on a day off cause they allow the lawn mowing company and bush trimming company to come in at times of 8am to 9am and be loud af for hours. Also if you have any issues with other tenants good luck getting them to look in to things and do anything about it cause they won't. People throw trash out of their cars all the time across the apartment complex. It's also way over priced. So I would just highly recommend not coming here

I've lived here for roughly 7 years now and overall not sure what more I could ask for. The old…read moremanagement was pretty meh but recently they've made some changes and it seems to have gotten a bit better. The maintenance crew is awesome and super friendly, if you've got a problem it's almost always resolved within a reasonable time given their workload. They just filled up the pool for this year and I am so excited to get out there.

My wife and I looked at an apartment here.We liked the apartment and were told $100 would hold it.A…read moreshort time later we got a call saying the apartment was no longer available.I wanted my $100 back but was told no way.I am retired and my wife works in a nursing home....$100 matters to us.Do yourself a favor and avoid these liars.

I have lived at Baypointe twice now & hands down I truly appreciate Ms. Amy in the office. She…read morecommunicates very well and she's always professional. I've had a great stay both times and I never had an issue while living here. thank you for such a great experience and being helpful whenever needed you. -Brittany Butler

Staff are never in the office. This includes maintenance. If something breaks you better hope you…read morecan fix it yourself. None of the screens fit so there are bugs constantly. Vents are connected so if someone is smoking your whole room smells like cigarettes.

Bonnie Roe of ReMax, Bay City MI sold a condo that was inherited by my brother and myself when my…read moreFather passed away. One important consideration in choosing a Real Estate agent was trust. This trust strengthened over the course of the listing through the close as I relied on Bonnie to provide me with advice on the whole process. The reason this was important was the property for sale was 350 miles from where I lived. In the end, the property sold for a fair price with no problems. Bonnie kept me informed via email or phone call on all details and I was never in the dark about the status. I depended on the professionalism and knowledge Bonnie has, and I can safely say, you can too.

Beautiful apartments. Horrible staff and maintenance. And be prepared to have 5 inspections a year…read more I found the apartment manager chanpanoo playing with my cancer wig in the bathroom. Along with a maintenance man. I'm just overall disappointed. I should of left then.

My boyfriend and I just moved here and were surprised by the amount of space we have compared to…read moreother complexes we have seen. Rent is also cheaper than the other complexes. We like the peace and quiet and so does our pooch! Glad we chose Clairemont Village :)