My husband and I live in Troon and absolutely love it. People are so friendly and are more than…read morewilling to help their neighbor. It's a one of a kind top notch place to call home!!!! There's a beautiful clubhouse with many wonderful amenities!! It's extremely well maintained!! The striking cozy fire place warms you in the winter months. And in the summer months there is a gorgeous sparkling clean swimming pool to enjoy! Troon homeowners have access, all year round, to the many events that Troon has in the clubhouse. Plus they can play cards, games etc. Or just come into relax and get to know your neighbors. The lovely furniture is comfortable and relaxing. The clubhouse includes a library that is well kept for you to take a book to read or bring books you want to share with others. Whenever you want to workout they have an exercise room. It has it all for all of Troon homeowners!! You can see why Troon is highly sought after. It's the cream of the crop!!! The HOA makes sure everything is better than good. They are the best and that's why Troon is the best!!

CMA is great at telling you what they will do. However, follow through is a horse of a different…read morecolor. This company has failed on numerous occasions to perform even the most menial of tasks and routinely failed to uphold their contractual duties. The term abject failure is an adequate description of their service.

I have lived, for my 48 years, in several housing and condo communities managed by many management…read morecompanies and associations. CMA or Community Management Associates is the worst. Please steer clear of this company to manage your condo or housing community. They take forever to respond or they just don't respond. They are not professional as they use inexperienced and new employees to manage properties. Again, my advice, look for other management companies as there are many throughout Louisville and Lexington.

Autumn Glen homeowners association always takes care of me. I asked him to clean up the pain and…read morethey cleaned it up I asked him to fix the little deck out here in the back and they fixed it so not too bad they had they keep the neighborhood clean and I enjoy them

Met Duke at the Harvest Point model home. He was very professional, very knowledgeable, and spent…read moreconsiderable time with us talking about the myriad of possibilities Fischer Homes offers. We toured several different models and found the floorplans and interior designs to be appealing and the craftsmanship to be very good. We have read many of the negative write-ups about Fischer Homes, but understand that only those who have a bone to pick are sufficiently motivated to write something, whereas the vast majority of those who are happy with their investments remain silent. If Duke's interaction with us is any way representative of the company for which he works, it is truly a quality organization and one we would have no qualms about doing business with in the future.

First let me state that I am not a member but should be. My friend Michael and Laura invited…read moreseveral of their friends who have had both vaccines to join them for an easter brunch. Great experience I was greeted at the entrance by an Easter bunny Then went inside to have my temperature checked then hand sanitizer and masked before being escorted to our reserved tables we were seated at the table and then approached by the manager who explained the buffet and took our drink orders. Service was top shelf excellent and professional. Never did I feel rushed nor pushed for more drinks Food was great, with the exception of the biscuit with sausage link, link was tough and the biscuit feel apart in your hands I do recommend this business

I have been wanted to go there ever since I moved here last year and when I went it had pretty good…read morefood.I would recommend going there especially for the holidays they have parties on days of holidays and the pool is a great place to make friends, have fun , and just chill.

Amazing. I found so much background history on this city. It is what Hollywood would be if it…read morebecame a city. *Note: People are mistaken, Hollywood is actually a subdivision that is why you will see it written as Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA. Also, anyone see a weird parallel between Beverly Hills and Indian Hills being areas where people with high income live? My observation was that it looks like any neighborhood when I drove through the area that I did, but it is an actual city. There are NO stores in the area like at all, no gas stations. It is so interesting. There is a Fresh Market near the back right corner and a Walgreens next to Pennington Lane, back left corner (assuming one were to look at the waterfront as the "front" end on a google map). The patrons were very courteous and I was guided (escorted) through the city with ease by the suits O_o. Needless to state, the customer service was quick and efficient. I am surprised it is not gated. Trivia: Can anyone verify if Jennifer Lawrence attended Dunn Elementary.

As posted a couple months ago concerning the homeless person living in our community. She is still…read morethere, now staying in her sister's garage. The property manager did reach out saying she lives in her sister's condo. well, that isn't the case and this management company has been contact numerous times concerning this issue. Now, I know why this is still going on in our community. According to the homeless person, she knows the property manager of our community.

Their mantra should be "supervised neglect of your condominium property". Poor communication and…read moremaintenance of issues in a timely manner.

No communication at all-- I'm talking, after they purchased our place it took four phone calls to…read morejust have a method to pay rent, which they *insisted* they would have gotten us before the first/when it would be late... but the official notice wasn't even delivered until the first. And mind this wasn't an instance of the mail delaying, they did drop it on our doorstep. Multiple instances of having to make 2+ phone calls, leaving voicemails, 2+ emails, and texts all on the same subject to get a reply days later from someone who isn't even our property manager. All of this has been within the first month of them acquiring this property. Killing myself would be preferable to having to deal with these people for the full extent of a lease. Thank god they didn't buy my apartment until I was two months off from leaving. Now if only they would ever follow up on/confirm my moveout upon lease expiration... I guess it's back to spam calling and emailing.

The office staff at MPM are both dishonest and ineffectual. They will dismiss health concerns and…read morenot address glaring safety issues. They will ignore emails when it suits them. For any current tenants, just know that Kentucky state law requires that both the tenant and landlord perform an inspection prior to move-in and a signed agreement regarding the condition of the rental unit. Any damages assessed during move out must be verified against the move in list. **IF they don't perform a move in assessment, they cannot legally keep your security deposit** Do not rent from this company if you can avoid it