Just paid someone $140 to come dig up yellow grass areas in front yard. He found 2 huge pieces of…read moreconcrete, 2' x 2' x 7" deep Each. Also dug up a boulder. Horrific job of prepping ground for sod. Before they laid sod back in fall of 2022, my husband spent almost a week digging up big rocks, concrete, etc. to prep after the crew graded and prepped it. These concrete pieces only down in ground 4" below grade. Epcon's answer to everything is: this is how we do all our communities", or, "We've used these contractors for Years." It doesn't make it right just because you've used them for a long time. Take some pride in who you hire and how their jobs are performed. If I owned Epcon, I'd be totally embarrassed and ashamed at what you pull on all of the residents here. Also absolutely terrible lack of correspondence for EVERYTHING! I am in Courtyards at Carr Farms in Hilliard, OH.

Horrible. Poorly constructed homes. And don't expect any warranty issues to be repaired in any…read moretimely manner. We've been in our place more than two years and are still waiting for things to be accomplished. And that two year timeframe they've had six different managers in charge of warranty. I think that's pretty telling about how things get accomplished. No one will stay in that job because it's too overwhelming with all the repairs that need to be made and never accomplished. I'd give zero stars if that were an option.

I've had a really poor experience with my lease so far. Pests like roaches and wasps, little to no…read morecommunication from the team (including maintenance requests going unanswered and unacknowledged for weeks), previous work crews leaving garbage behind and dropping nails in my parking space, loud construction sessions that start at 10pm and keep me up through midnight, and sometimes having my water shut off on me with no warning are just some of the things I am spending money to experience from this team. I've been leasing this unit for about eight months now, and each month gets more frustrating and disappointing.​

I am an out-of-state owner of six rental properties in Columbus. I found Kevin Coffey (and his…read moreteam) online and chose them after meeting with Kevin and two of his competitors. After almost 3 months of management, I found Kevin (and his team) to be very honest, forthcoming, and hardworking. I feel very fortunate to have chosen them. I trust their ability to properly manage my less-than-perfect tenants and protect my properties. Please feel free to contact me if you wish to find out more about my experience with them.

Vaughan is very responsive to their vendors and provides excellent communication between client and…read morevendor. I recommend all HOA's look at them as an option should the need arise. Great job Natalie Fluor!~

Absolutely the worst management company. Monthly fees will skyrocket, the atmosphere will be…read morenegative towards owners, the staff will be different that you need to work with every year, and they will go long periods of time without wanting to address issues that you have.

Great company, Joel Roby help me find a great house on Muirfield Village Golf Course. Very happy…read morewith them, would recommend them to any want who wants a great friend and a Realtor

Forthright, honest and easy to do business with. I have used them twice and also referred friends…read moreto them.

I'm trying to purchase my childhood home from my mother in Ohio despite me living in California…read more Trying to do the right thing and get a mortgage for my first investment property but the lender requires I contract a title company. I called Eagle Land Title Agency and am told by the person who picked up the phone that Jim will need to get back to me as he's not the one with the experience. Fine, I wait for Jim's call. Although I do admit I didn't give all of the information up front, Jim says he should be able to help. Great! I send him the contract between my mom and I that the lender has approved. In the contract I specify the seller will pay for taxes and I will pay for the closing costs including the work to be done by the title company. Jim says the contract doesn't detail out the specific charges and that I do not have a form that's normally included in other home purchases by the realtor board. He also advises I get a lawyer. I explain that I don't believe I need a lawyer and in response I'm asked to Google other title companies in the area that can help. Great! I will take my business elsewhere. Lesson learned, I will provide the most details upfront when I speak to another title company before I waste a full week to be told they don't want my business. Another important detail to note is I was asked to pay $500 upfront for the title search/examination and when I mention it to my mortgage banker, he tells me the bank will send a title order and the payment needs to be done at closing. Hope this helps everyone else out there looking for an honest title company.

To say that the statements above are half-truths would be an understatement. Aside from the fact…read morethat I am often busy and occasionally have to reschedule appointments, those are essentially a collection of twisted and distorted falsehoods. Moreover, I possess records of the aforementioned work orders and emails, all authenticated and time-stamped by Google's servers. In addition, the majority of the work orders and requests in question did not even require my presence. Furthermore, many of these requests were submitted a long time ago, a fact that can be readily proven and demonstrated. In the preceding 12 months or so, only in one single occasion, I was contacted via phone by the management firm. That phone call took place due to the fact that management firm had a question regarding an unknown vehicle parked near my unit. The allegation regarding the door jamb is particularly ludicrous. The vendor contacted me only once and never responded to my subsequent emails. Moreover, the vendor (Able Roofing) eventually only contacted me once I posted a review of my experience with them on Yelp (by the way, that review is up on Yelp; anyone can verify it) -- previously, they simply did not respond my emails. Therefore, the management firm ('The Twenty Seven Group') did absolutely nothing to do address the situation. Subsequently the vendor stated that he went to the property and, while speaking with me by phone, indicated that my presence was not necessary. He further stated that he would have his team properly repair the door jamb; however, that the vendor never contacted me again.

Since purchasing my condo in 2022 I have dealt with two individuals who have been consistently…read morenegligent, incompetent, unresponsive, rude and condescending. This is the most unprofessional and unorganized property management group I have ever come across. I had an issue that should have been discovered and fixed proactively, result in damage to my property. It took almost a year to get ahold of someone to attempt to rectify the situation and now over 1 year later it still is not resolved. Additionally, this individual has been incredible rude and condescending throughout the entire process.

We've recently moved to Columbus, Ohio from New Jersey. And we rented a property via this company…read more It's been three months so far and we are very pleasant with our choice. There were some fixes needed during our stay. The management and maintenance team responded to our requests in a very timely manner. For example, There were two ceiling fans that makes weird squeaking noises in the house. After we reported the issue they immediately contacted the property owner and brought two brand new fans for installation. No hassle, no extra charge, no back and forth arguments. We are very glad that we chose this company instead of renting from a private landlord. I think they are very professional and have a high quality of customer service.

The landlord is very friendly, so I initially thought that he would be a great communicator,…read morethereby making the living situation pleasant. However, I feel quite betrayed. The house was advertised to be noise-proof but I can hear the neighbor's conversations. Not to mention the sounds of their dog walking around the house. It's not the neighbor's fault-- they are just living their lives. But wow, I have lived under at least 5 different housing management teams before and it has never been this bad. Maintenance requests do not get done until couple months later, and even if they come over to fix the said problem, I can't tell that it was properly fixed. I honestly can not WAIT until I can move out of this house. EDIT: Bijan (the landlord) and I had a conversation. We came to the consensus that there was quite a bit of miscommunication on both sides of the party. Bijan definitely cares about the tenants' well-being. Once a distinct & straight-forward maintenance system is placed, I have no problems with this management company.

Just look at the reviews of Creekside at Taylor Square, a Crawford-Hoying managed (snicker)…read moreproperty. Should tell you all you need to know about the company. I'm sure they have a few folks living large but it sure isn't their residents. Shame-shame. It appears that the company's only concern is their new ventures, not maintaining what they have. Their apartment communities need so much work that if they actually did right by them they probably couldn't afford a new project. Exactly what is wrong with corporate America, not the large corporations but the small Crawford-Hoying type of glorified slum-lords with seemingly no integrity. Now, on the flip side, I can't speak about Crawford-Hoying Real Estate because I have never used them. Hopefully they do better work than the property management side.

I lived at one of Crawford Hoying's locations for a year and truly believe that because of the…read moretreatment I received by their two employees at Collier Park in Grove City, that Crawford Hoying needs to gather up all their employees and hold a little inservce on how to properly handle military personnel as residents and how to handle activation and deployments. The wrong answer is to come home off of active duty to an eviction notice, when they were alerted 30 days prior and were given a copy of my orders, I can tell you that much. And then when I furiously addressed the matter, they lied to my face. Redefines unprofessional and careless behavior towards uniformed service members. I would never recommend one of Crawford Hoying's locations to ANYONE, especially someone in the military because I would never want anyone to have to return home to an eviction notice.

Terrible experience renting through them. When we moved in the landlord told us to buy the missing…read morescreens on the windows on amazon as well as lied to our new rental property that we damaged the place. Maintenance was slow to address issues as well. David and Merlina Galbreath are shady and dishonest people save yourself the trouble and DONT rent or buy property from them.

ABSOLUTELY DO NOT rent with them. Wish someone would have warned me to lube up before they…read morecompletely screwed me out of more than half of my security deposit. A piece of road kill would be more responsive to you and communicate more effectively than anyone in that office. David the land(slum)lord is a thief. He's always rude, and for all my hundreds he spent on cleaning and maintaining the property, I can assure you it's still disgusting and falling apart. Thank god ill never have to deal with these garbage humans again. I'm warning you, find someone else to rent from or you will regret it.