I live at PRINCETON COURT APARTMENTS, I really like this community, it is quiet and very safe. I…read moremoved in October 2021. The Leasing Agent Rachel is GREAT! I am 74, I hope to spend the balance of my days here.

This is a great place! I feel like I am living in a little village. Admittedly, it is a little…read moredated in appearance (but maintained) and basic ---- but it is also very comfortable, Quiet, safe . . . a nice place to live and very convenient to everything.

Me fiancé and I needed help during our super stressful move process and the manager Jamila was…read morereally helpful and accommodating which made our move here so much easier. Most properties don't go above and beyond, so it was nice to see

I visited The Ridge last week and the entire staff was so friendly and helpful. The property looked…read moregreat and the apartment I saw was beautiful. The team there seems to really care about the property and people. They even had a massive hot chocolate bar set out for their residents and people visiting the property.

I've had a great experience living at Autumn Winds. It's a wonderful community, especially for…read morefamilies with children. The neighborhood is peaceful, well-maintained, and feels safe. The leasing office staff are always friendly, professional, and welcoming. They truly care about the residents and are always willing to help with any questions or concerns. A special thank you to Saul and Angel on the maintenance team. They respond to maintenance requests right away and are always professional, knowledgeable, and courteous. Their quick response and dedication to keeping the property in excellent condition make a big difference. I highly recommend Autumn Winds to anyone looking for a clean, family-friendly community with outstanding leasing staff and an exceptional maintenance team.

Melissa and Brisa are very patient and thorough with all the residents. Their ability to deal with…read moreeveryday issues is very patient and professional. Saul and Angel get the job done, proactive, professional and makes sure they follow up to make sure the job is completed. I enjoy the resident functions.

We lease both a commercial and residential property from Potomac Housing. Staff has been pleasant…read more to work with, and maintenance has been efficient and accommodating.

Potomac Housing manages multiple properties for me for over 2yrs now & I can honestly say I have…read moreZERO complaints. My tenants don't even know my name. Potomac handles everything on my behalf, they're proactive in reaching out to me anticipating upcoming needs for the properties & even help me in managing my LLC & ensuring I am compliant with WV's State requirements. I'm a New Yorker & I don't easily get impressed. Potomac Housing has a great team, always willing to assist & always providing stellar service.

We had an incredible experience working with Bill Dixon! From start to finish, he helped us find…read morethe right home for us, schedule a showing, submit a strong offer, and close-all within just two weeks. His responsiveness, knowledge, and dedication truly made what could have been a stressful process feel smooth and manageable. Bill is well connected and was able to refer competent people throughout the process, which made a huge difference in keeping everything on track and efficient. Bill and his referrals whom we worked with all responded quickly and outside of business hours. We're so grateful for his guidance every step of the way. We would highly recommend Bill Dixon at Dandridge Realty Group to anyone looking to buy a home!

Ronny is hands down the absolute best and so supportive! Me…read moreand my husband have been chatting with Ronny for a total of two months and we're absolutely thrilled with him and his services. Thank you man!!

Update after Johns lovely response:…read more Your invoice does not reflect the lies you just said in your response. I was charged: $119 for Sewer $139.16 for water $558 in "Miscellaneous" charges such as apparently mowing the grass lol. And $550 in carpet, not $800. Oh and also, I spoke with the apparent carpet guy, who does not own a business for carpet install. He does not recall installing carpet? He had no idea what I was even talking about and denied owning a company called "Julio Perez Carpet Sale"(that was the invoice you sent me) Also, your other invoices from your "Miscellaneous" charges that you had your "Contractor" perform(installing flooring and apparently unclogging drains) does not have an active license from the MHIC, I checked multiple Times and even searched him by name. Don't worry, I will be reporting him for you. The incident on 7/13 is not the incident about the air I am speaking of, but nice try. You failed to speak on the roach problem? Anything to add? What about that awesome cracked window? I will be by Friday morning to pick up my amended security deposit. Thank you :)

I'm an investor with just about 20 years of experience and about 2 million in commercial and…read moreresidential assets. I used Boomtown to manage 1 Townhouse to see if i'd give them any others. John is is a good salesman but that's the extent of the praise he'll get. The townhouse I had them manage was a new reno that by Johns own words, "reminds him of one of his own reno's". He even asked my advice on different contractors I use. During initial talks I was clear about what I was looking for in the rental agreement, the renters and the contract with him. I signed up for his "Premiere" price plan & requested renters with at least a 600 credit score, information about their current living conditions and agreed to a 1 yr contract (along with a few other requests). I signed the docusign contract he sent which was for 2 years (my mistake for not reading the contract more thoroughly). He told me we could get $1400-$1450 for rent, which he failed to do. I agreed to drop the price and ended up paying about 10.5% of the monthly rent + the first months rent (which is 2-3% higher than most PMs around Frederick) I waited approx. 2 months & questioned him about marketing then realized he wasn't marketing on MLS & only used free sites. I guess he doesn't want to split the commission or pay to list. In my opinion his choices cost me income. My realtor friends offered to list for free, he stated that he didn't want to & went to sell me on how things were picking up; I gave him 30 days. He just happened to find renters with a lower credit but were willing to pay a few months up front. He swore they were great; This should have been a red flag, but like I said, he's a good salesman. We cleaned the TH a few days before moved in (new carpets, washed and waxed floors, new granite, new paint etc). A few days later, he found some dirt in the corner of a drawer in a closet, some dust on a shower shelf, leftover trim pieces in the shed that I wanted to keep in case the renters damaged what was installed and some random small pieces of trash that probably came from the new neighbor moving in next door. Instead of telling me, he went ahead without approval and hired a cleaner for $200 -I had found on the invoice the following month. Had I been the PM, I'd probably have just grabbed a paper towel and handled it myself. I also found an additional charges for landscaping that wasn't done and had to be reimbursed. Over a month after move in a few other issues popped up: dryer not drying clothes from a short in machine, leaking brand new dishwasher, ants etc. John and I verbally discussed items such as these that the renters would be responsible for, all of which were supposed to be included in their contract but weren't. From that point forward I told them that any discussion between us had to be through email because I don't trust him at his word and his failures were costing me money. I want everything documented. He informed me that I wasn't allowed to work on the property and would only give access to his contractors - I found out later are actually just certified handymen who upcharge: Under $10 = $5 upcharge, $10-$100= $10 upcharge, $101-300 = $20, $301+ = $50 upcharge etc. & they don't supply receipts I received emails from 7 emails/people (Carrie, John, Annie, Katie, Julianne, Repairs and "donotreply"). I'd CC John on the reply. He asked me not to include him on future emails and to direct them to one of the women. The communication leading up to this was bad. The various women who responded to my emails were cordial but never informative unless I asked specific questions John completely failed to do the 3rd month inspection and I didn't get notification for the 6th mo. inspection on time. When questioned about it, they continued to try and call me rather than own up to their mistake and document it. Their excuse was that they canceled inspections and the need to hire someone to help out.They should have been upfront about it and not let me find out months later that they missed their contractually agreed upon deadlines. I told them I wanted out of the contract since they'd breached it. Instead of owning his mistake, John said he had to talk to their lawyer and said something along the lines of , why should he let me out of the 2 yr contract, and what would he get out of it. Again, this show the character of a man I don't want to do business with. More issues lead up to move out. He found no issues an withheld no money from the renters. He gave the renters approval to go in after their contract ended when I happened to be there. The siding had black stain from a smoldering bird nest in the vent, the TH had to be repainted, plugs were overloaded and had burn marks from being shorted out. They partially painted one wall to cover up the dirt with the wrong paint color, they took down a fan and replaced it with a light then put up a broken fan. Contact me to see the communication or move out pictures. Its it all saved.

Great experience renting a bounce house! Communication was clear and consistent from start to…read morefinish (shout out Brynn and Alexus!) , the unit was clean and well-maintained, and the whole rental process was incredibly easy. Fair pricing with lots of great options to choose from. Would definitely rent from them again!

I had an interview with Bonnie Herrings for the property inspector position. At first she seemed…read morevery nice. Then she offered me a second interview with Robert Herrings the next day. Now she did mention a question to me, asking me what I thought about women getting together in a work place, meaning drama and or gossip. It was odd to me. Then she mentioned that this position is usually a man's job. Asked me if I am licensed to carry? Wth lady? Then she told me I can't look professional at the interview, not lady/girly like, or I would not have a chance to get the job. Also she advised me to dress more like a man, khakis white buttoned up shirt, loafers or something like it. Put my hair in a pony tail. Mentioning that Robert Herrings would not think a woman can do the job of inspector. I felt like I was in a time warp, where sexist ways were permitted and the women working in this office accepted the position/role given to them. This was the oddest most sexist interview ever. I never been asked to look more masculine. I never been asked if I had a gun License. Wth? Weird weird weird. Is Trump bringing back old bigoted and discriminatory ways or what? Hello have you forgotten the first ammendment?

I was concerned about Valley Management's poor ratings (all years old), but was convinced to hire…read morethem by a strong recommendation for Jane Page, who joined the company in the last couple of years. She has been managing my property for two months now and I can only sing her praises. She has made contact with every tenant and set up reasonable dates to pick up rents, which has improved rent collection. She has focused on the pest control in a way that no one ever has. She keeps me informed and gets tasks done efficiently. Far better than my previous property manager. Highly recommend their services.

I gave them 1 star because I had to give something to leave the review. Valley Properties is a…read morehorrible, horrible, horrible company. Did not have them as a landlord but, they did do renovations on a property I purchased. Per the inspection, they were supposed to fix or repair my roof, they lied and said they did. They even sent me a picture of a resealed roof that was implied to be mine, which in time proved to be some one elses roof. I've reached out to the owner and he refuses to return my calls or respond to my text messages. How do crooks like this stay in business?