I'm a disabled senior citizen, and I just rented a duplex in Bryan. I put in a service request…read morebecause the thermostat was extremely high. My friend, who is 6'3" tall, said it's just the right height for him! I told them I'm 5'3" tall and maybe he should come by and see just how short I am! I put in a service request and the maintenance man showed up the next day! He lowered the thermostat and fixed the sheet rock, and he's going to come back and paint over it. I have great difficulty walking. They made arrangements so that when I to to the office to pay my rent, someone will come out and get it. The entrance isn't ADA compliant. It's hard to walk into the office, and there is no way to get into the office on my scooter. The entrance isn't their fault. They lease the facility. They've been really great to me!!

The service was fantastic! everyone I interacted with was very kind and friendly…read more Maddy was very nice to interact with and made the whole process go very smooth!

I have had the pleasure of renting through hometown management for almost a year. I can say with…read moreabsolute certainty that you would be hard pressed to find a better PM company to work with. Ryan has been incredibly helpful each and every time I have reached out to him, along with the rest of the staff. I had a unique situation arise with the property and Ryan was more than accommodating on working with me and finding a solution; all while on paternity leave! That is top quality service! Should you be looking to buy a home, build a home, or rent; I would recommend Hometown Management being your first stop.

Absolutely phenomenal property management company. I have referred friends to Hometown who were…read moreready to have an investment property and they have raved about Ryan and Melissa. They really do take the worry out of managing your property and work endlessly to make sure tenants are happy and everything is running smoothly. If any issue comes up they are quick to make sure it's taken care of. They really take the worry out of the whole process and you know you are leaving your property and tenants in the best hands.

This is the best renting experience I had so far. Joey is very helpful and solves all the problems…read morein my home. Every time I log a ticket and he will quickly turn around. And Sara is also willing to help me with all the difficulties. I enjoy the renting process. This is my first year staying in Texas and I feel they are really kind and nice to give me support. I am very encouraged and enjoyed that experience. Also, I am terminating the lease early due to personal reason. Sara is also helping me looking for new tenants. Best renting experience I had so far.

Oak forest helped me find my first apartment out of college and also set my expectations high for…read moreany management company I rent with in the future! Loved my little studio at soho lofts, it was perfect location, size and had everything I needed!

love living at The Halston with my kids, they love the community manager and love going in to see…read moreher and tell her about their day at school or how much fun they've had.

DO NOT SIGN THE LEASE…read more I am a CURRENT resident, and I'm honestly furious at how things are here. I've had leaks in multiple places for months, a window broken since December letting in wasps like it's an open invitation, and a washer that hasn't worked since February. And that's just MY unit. This place is falling apart everywhere you look. Come take a drive and see for yourself. The worst part is Maegan Buss, the property manager. She has this unbelievable talent for taking a serious issue and acting like it's nothing. You can be standing there with photos, videos, timestamps literally begging for help, begging for basic repairs, even asking for reasonable compensation and somehow she'll twist the entire situation around and retell it like you're the one misunderstanding things. She'll rewrite the whole timeline of neglect you've been dealing with and try to hand it back to you like it's perfectly normal and the property is "in great shape." It's truly shocking.. like are you trying to convince me, or yourself? Because wtf!? The sweet, friendly girl from the tour? Yeah, she doesn't exist once you sign the lease. Every resident I've talked to has the same story. This is a property‑wide problem. Don't trust the positive reviews. I'm a CURRENT resident, and I'm telling you exactly what it's like. If you're still unsure, message me I'll show you real‑time video of the reality here.

Our property is listed with AOP. They have been awesome and they don't charge an arm and a leg for…read moretheir services. They're honest and straight forward. From make ready, to finding a tenant, to notifying us promptly if an issue arises, everything has been great so far!

The staff helped me find my place in no time! Very flexible on showings and always followed up with…read moreme when we were going through the process.

Called and spoke to Marianne? And was immediately transferred to maintenance without even asking a…read morequestion. I left a message with maintenance? And still am waiting for a response. I am not optimistic..

I rented from Beal Properties and had a very poor experience when moving out. They charged over…read more$1,000 to repaint the entire house, even though the walls had damage and marks when I moved in. I provided dated photos from my move-in that clearly showed the pre-existing condition, but they still withheld my full $1,400 security deposit and billed me an additional $488.50. The lease stated "normal wear and tear excepted," but this was not honored. When I emailed them with my concerns and evidence, I did not receive a satisfactory explanation. Tenants should document everything before moving in and be aware that you may be charged for major repairs that were not your responsibility. I would not rent from this company again based on my experience.

I have had no problems. I got this decent apartment for cheap just because it's listed in "Bryan,"…read morebut it is actually much closer to West Campus than I imagined. Management: No qualms with moving in really. They did originally goof up and tell me to come up on a day that they were closed to get my keys, but luckily I noticed and they accommodated for that. I wouldn't expect that to happen again (they mess up and give you a date to get your keys and they're closed), however, because they are under new property management and that guy seems to be on top of his stuff. Maintenance: Everything is handled VERY quickly. We even had these very defensive birds nest right outside of our apartment building that would attack us any time we went out to our car. When notified, that issue was resolved in two days. The maintenance guys are phenomenal compared to my last place. Every time I call, they come within two hours or so. They helped hook up my washer and dryer, fixed a toilet, water heater, and sink in no time at all. Amenities: The amenities are nice too. Every time I've gone to the pool it's been clean, even in the fall. There's a computer with a printer that I took advantage of last semester. Just be sure to remember their office hours because you'll have to just go to the library to print something if they are closed. They have even recently added the service of accepting your packages. They are pet-friendly and have a designated little area to take your dogs to run around off their leash and use the restroom. If you don't have a pet, them being pet-friendly may irritate you because some owners are still inconsiderate. I have had my fair share of stepping in a little dog's shit because I couldn't see it. The property manager seems to be cracking down on that though. I took my dog out and it pooped twice so I had to go back inside to get two grocery bags to pick up the second one and I saw I got a call from the property manager. Apparently, he saw me walk away from the second crap and just questioned why I didn't pick it up. So the dog crap problem isn't that big of an issue anymore, but some people still take their dogs out late and do not pick up. Security: Not in a bad area, but full disclosure, I have seen the cops here 2 times in the like 9 months I have been here so far. Didn't seem like they were for anything huge, noise complaints maybe or a couple got into a fight? Also, I rode an ofo bike from campus one time (those bright yellow eyesores) and left it outside my apartment and my neighbor who thought I owned the bike told me several days later that I might want to take that inside my apartment because people continuously looked at it. So it probably would've been stolen if the wheels didn't unlock unless you paid for the mobile app lol. Neighbors: Really the only problem I've had with this place was some of the neighbors, which I really can't ding the complex for because I haven't really brought it to their attention and it's not like they could do much about it anyways. One of the neighbors for several months his car was messed up so any time he entered his car to go to work in the morning, the car alarm would go off. Of course, my luck would have him living in the building right next to me, but that seems to be fixed. Another neighbor always has someone come pick him up and the guy continuously honks to get him to come outside, even late at night. So who is living with you is always something to take into account. Some say living around college students is bad because they're party animals, but living in a cheaply priced, decent apartment complex outside of College Station is bound to get you next to interesting individuals, so there's give and take with that. That'll be up to you what you want, but I personally think these are fine apartments and I have never been concerned about safety personally. So all in all, it's a nice place that I only see improving with the current property manager. There are some structural problems with the plumbing it seems like, but maintenance takes care of that so quickly that it really is a non-issue. If you're concerned with safety, it may not be the best fit, but I think it could still work if you live with others.

My neighbors smoked weed all day every day. Apparently some were drug dealers. I'm just trying to…read moreraise a family and don't want my children inhaling the smoke constantly. We were zoned to a bad school and I had to homeschool my son. I wouldn't go back. Those neighbors moved out and new ones moved and they also smoked weed all day. We shared vents so it was awful.

Being a successful real estate investor requires working with the best of the best in all aspects…read moreof the business. Surrounding yourself with what I call the "champs" of the business in every category of real estate, such as sales, contractors, management, etc are crucial to help skyrocket your success as an investor. The TM5 Properties team are the "champs" of sales. Nobody comes close to their knowledge and expertise. I make it a point to learn from them to grow my knowledge base as much as possible.

I needed a realtor in Bryan to sell the house I bought for my daughter while she was going to A &…read moreM. I was not sure who to use, so I went strictly on Yelp reviews. I called TM5 based on what I read. Katie called me within a few minutes and we made an appointment to meet. She came with comps, a target price and a marketing plan. We set a price which was fair and a little higher than I expected. The first day the house was on the market I received an offer for the asking price. Well, the offer fell through. Katie assured me that we were in good shape and we continued to have steady traffic for the next few weeks. I received an offer and accepted it. We are closing within a couple days. During the time my house was listed, I needed a recommendation for a roofer and lawn service. The people Katie suggested were the best. Not residing in Bryan, I would have had no chance picking these companies at random. This relieved a lot of stress while my house was vacant for a few weeks. I highly recommend TM5. If you happen to have chance to work with Katie, jump on it. She is terrific!

I wanted to warn the community about "At home properties"…read moreWhen we first got to college station, we didn't know where to live. We trusted "at home properties" to show me and my children a good reputable place to live. They showed us 2 apartments only and said we were limited on options. We'll long story short 3 years later, they were THE worst company we never got maintenance done etc and walls foundation if tge whole place were falling apart, They re -did university oaks Blvd side walk in the front, and A LOT of bugs started coming out in our place. We sprayed sent ppl etc and the bugs started getting worse. When I asked the at home properties to help with the sit, all they could do is talk about how I should get with the neighbor attached to the duplex and schedule a spray with them becsuse they said the bugs would go from their apartment to our When we would spray. Last but not least, after we had to leave with 2 months left of $1000 rent payments, we cleaned it good and everything and they are now trying to charge us $13,000! They are trying to charge us for electricity being on while they renovate and everything! They have been the worst nightmare and now I am filing a complaint with TREC and finding out there are so many like me in the community. We have to take a class action lawsuit or help ppp that move into these neighborhoods by the school it's not right and they are getting away with things.

AtHome Properties is a great property management company to use. As I researched a place to live,…read morethey were responsive and answered questions, or concerns quickly. After deciding to go with the property they showed me, the process for necessary paperwork was done quickly. The apartment was ready earlier than expected and was move-in ready and very clean. I was even surprised to find Gatorade in the fridge during our move-in day!