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    CRI Properties

    CRI Properties

    (44 reviews)

    My experience with this company has been amazing. They get things done in a timely manner and are…read morealways super nice. You can't go wrong with them!!

    PROPERTY OWNERS - DO NOT USE CRI - THEY WILL PLACE YOU AT RISK. I LOVE the house that I am renting…read more- but will be moving out because they do not respond to maintenance requests. When they do respond - they send their internal Handyman - who does not know what he is doing. He repaired 4 items - all 4 are broken again. Very interesting too that when you submit requests through their online portal - you are told not to do so - and to Text the requests to a phone number. I can only assume that text is being used to hide their performance from Property owners, make it harder for a tenant to take legal action. A reputable Property Management company does NOT conduct maintenance requests via text. I would also like to point out that the home I am renting sat empty for 8 months or more before I started looking. I have a friend who is a relator, that took me to the property. When I submitted my application, CRI told me that I had to complete the application, provide proof of income, and pay for a credit report to be pulled BEFORE they would show me the house. They weren't aware that I had already seen the house. I then understood why this home sat vacant for many months - Would you provide all of your personal details, and pay for a credit report just to be shown a house???!!! I certainly wouldn't. This is an additional example of their laziness. There is an excess of rental properties in the market - listing your property with CRI will NOT put you in a position to get your home rented quickly and then after the maintenance request issues - your tenant will move out of the house no matter how wonderful it is.

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    Camp Lejeune Family Housing

    (5 reviews)

    Lizzy went way above and beyond to ensure our move in was easy. The house is fantastic and in the…read morebest location on the base. 10 stars. A++++++ service.

    I'm shocked at their yelp reviews when compared to their Facebook and Google reviews…read more Worst military housing company we have ever dealt with. After this experience, I will never willingly live on a military installation managed by HUNT again. The housing office almost never answers the phone. You can leave multiple voicemails, send messages, and request a callback without receiving any response. Nine times out of ten, I have had to physically drive to the housing office just to get information or have a basic question answered. Maintenance is equally frustrating. Many repairs are cheap, temporary Band-Aid fixes, and corners are constantly cut. If you have an emergency--good luck. You may be told that a supervisor will call you, only to hear nothing until after the weekend. During a major heatwave this summer, at least three homes in the "officer area" lost air conditioning. The affected families received no meaningful response over the weekend, had to find hotel accommodations themselves, and then had to fight HUNT for reimbursement. HUNT claims it is "dedicated to providing exceptional service, quality housing, and customer satisfaction," but military families consistently receive the bare minimum. Fences are being removed, appliances are outdated, carpets are old and disgusting upon move-in, and homes are covered in algae and mold. Residents have repeatedly pushed for the exterior of our neighborhood to be cleaned. HUNT's solution? Families can jeopardize their own safety by renting a 12-foot ladder and borrowing HUNT's unreliable power washer to clean the homes themselves. Meanwhile, residents receive notices threatening fines if weeds are not pulled from flowerbeds--or we can pay $100 for the yard crew to do it. Yet homes remain covered in black mold and algae, the grass is overgrown, and the neighborhood looks neglected and rundown. Military families surrender their full BAH every month, and the amount increases regularly. Where is that additional money going? It certainly is not reflected in the condition of the homes, the quality of repairs, or the level of service residents receive. HUNT expects residents to meet every standard while repeatedly failing to meet its own. Military families deserve far better than this. And this is only what families in the officer neighborhood have experienced. I cannot imagine how difficult these situations must be for young, junior-enlisted families who earn far less and may not have the financial flexibility to pay for a hotel or other accommodations out in town while waiting for HUNT to respond.

    Realty Shop & Property Management - Shanon

    Realty Shop & Property Management

    (13 reviews)

    This is the second time our A/C has been broken this summer. Last time, they took almost THREE…read moreweeks to repair it, and this time around we are going on a week. It is over 80 degrees in our house that we rent from them, and they do not seem concerned in the slightest. I have not gotten so much as a, "we're sorry for your troubles". I have called multiple times and the communication is just VERY poor with them. I send the apparent owner, Shanon, the below letter and have still not gotten a response. Dear Shanon, I am writing you today to notify you that after five days, our A/C unit has still not been repaired. I submitted my Maintenance Request over the weekend (08/04/2018). It has now been nearly one full business week without repair, and the living conditions in parts of the home (where we do not have temporary window A/C units) are absolutely unacceptable. The last time that we had this issue (05/20/2018) I expressed my concern with the temperature of the home in regards to my newborn child, and even then the repairs were not made for sixteen days! Those same concerns are still a priority to me. A common factor contributing to an increased risk of SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) includes, "overheating due to clothing, blankets, or room temperatures". I am very upset that this issue appears to be of minimal importance to your company, especially when it puts my child's well-being at risk. Not to mention, the (lack of) customer service and communication I have received throughout this entire process is laughable. The North Carolina Landlord-Tenant laws regarding repairs to heating and cooling systems states that repairs should be made "promptly". In my opinion, anything over one week would not be considered "prompt". My Rental Lease also contains the following terms (in Section 6, Subsection D) that are relevant to this complaint: "promptly repair all facilities and appliances, if any, as may be furnished by the Landlord as part of the Premises, including electrical, plumbing, sanitary, heating, ventilating, and air conditioning systems, provided that the Landlord, except in emergency situations, actually receives notification from the Tenant in writing of the needed repairs;"... Please take the necessary steps to correct the above stated issue(s) as soon as possible. If I do not receive a resolution of this issue within 5 business days, I will pursue further action. I look forward to resolving this matter quickly. You may contact me at the below number if you have any questions or need additional information.

    The lady that owns this company asks for application fees to look at property she owns and does a…read morehard credit check as well. She has many family's pay fees for properties she owns and makes several hundred dollars this way. complete scam. I must applaud her for being so maliciously clever.

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    Century 21 American Properties

    (24 reviews)

    My boyfriend & I have been trying to find somewhere to rent for MONTHS. Jacksonville is the worst…read moreplace so far to find somewhere that isn't scamming you because it's around a military base. May I say this man just got off the phone with us, and he was the rudest person we have EVER talked to. He did not give his name just stated who he was calling for. Century 21. He hung up after he was told he was being rude. The phone call lasted literally a few seconds before he hung up. He didn't greet just immediately said "how am I supposed to help you when you don't give me an address." And then proceeded to be rude af. Don't bother y'all.

    If you are a property owner, I don't recommend Century 21 American Properties. Lori and her staff…read moredidn't properly screen perspective tenants, to the point of allowing dirt bags to move in. Dirt bags will move in to wreck the property. Obviously the property management staff failed to monitor the property. Per the neighbors, the renters were unauthorized subleasing the property. It doesn't work being a long distance land lord. I ask to only leave the property the way I left it, instead I came back to a property of damage. The property management company won't watch it in your best interests. Lesson learned, if you don't plan to live in Jacksonville after the military, don't buy. It doesn't work to be a long distance landlord, Century 21 won't watch your property. If you want to buy investment properties, buy duplexes or larger; single family homes are a liability for investment purposes. When tenants don't pay, there still is a mortgage to be paid, and you are screwed.

    Real Estate Depth Media Group - estatephotography - Updated September 2026

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