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    3stripe Management

    3stripe Management

    (9 reviews)

    Fremont

    I have had an extremely disappointing experience with this HOA management company…read more Our insurance claim, which stems from a leak in our condo, has already been approved by the HOA's insurance carrier, and the insurance adjuster has been ready to move the claim forward. The only thing holding up the process has been the management company's failure to provide the information the adjuster has repeatedly requested. Despite numerous emails and phone calls from both me and the insurance adjuster over several weeks, communication has been inconsistent and follow-through has been virtually nonexistent. We were told new staff members would be taking over the claim, but the delays and lack of responsiveness continued. Meanwhile, my tenants-including two newborn babies-have been forced to live with a temporary post-mitigation setup while we wait for the management company to act. This unnecessary delay has caused significant stress and hardship for everyone involved. I understand that staff changes happen, but homeowners and tenants should not have to suffer because of poor communication and lack of accountability. I hope the company improves its responsiveness and claim handling so others don't have to go through the same experience.

    The people that run this company are not friendly and usually are unhelpful when dealt with a…read moresituation to help resolve for a community. They are typically unprofessional and don't mitigate issues and instead instigate or heighten problems for communities they run. I recommend people to avoid using this management company and look for someone else who is more willing to represent the community well.

    Navigate Community Management - Greenbrooke Condominium Association - A community of 102 single family homes in Lynnwood.

    Navigate Community Management

    (65 reviews)

    Pioneer Square

    My community partners with Navigate Community Management for all HOA-related services, including…read moremaintenance requests and home modification approvals. I had the pleasure of working with Victoria Manzano and had an outstanding experience throughout the process. Victoria was consistently responsive, professional, and helpful. I recently had an urgent request that would normally have required approximately two weeks for Board of Directors approval. Thanks to Victoria's proactive support and coordination, the approval was completed in just a few days. I greatly appreciate the excellent service and dedication shown by Victoria and the entire team. I highly recommend Navigate Community Management to anyone looking for a responsive and customer-focused HOA management company. Thank you for all your help and support.

    I had concerns about pet waste in our neighborhood, especially in a specific area that had repeated…read morewaste issues. In 2025, I felt my concerns either weren't taken seriously or didn't work out. However, in 2026, when I circled back expressing my concerns, Ezekiel and Carmel helped make my request for a pet waste station to be installed happen. They sent me updates throughout the process and I was pleasantly surprised last week to see a pet waste station installed in the problem area of my neighborhood. I'm thankful Ezekiel and Carmel took the time to not only hear me out; they found a solution, remained communicative, and saw it through.

    Maple Leaf Property Management - The team at our yearly retreat.

    Maple Leaf Property Management

    (220 reviews)

    Mapleleaf

    I recently met with Katie Mandell, a property manager with Maple Leaf, to view a townhome in…read moreSeattle. She was responsive and accommodating while scheduling the viewing. When we toured the unit, she was very knowledgeable about the property and its history, and answered all my questions regarding the rental terms and application process. Katie was extremely kind, personable, and professional, and gave me the strong sense that she and the company she represents are trustworthy and sincere. The townhome was great, but unfortunately, another applicant applied for the unit the night before we met, so the timing didn't work out. After we toured the property, Katie was kind enough to show me another home nearby, and went above and beyond, by searching for other properties in the area managed by Maple Leaf. I decided to not move at this time, but am grateful for all of Katie's help and hope to work with her and Maple Leaf Property Management in the future.

    Horrible experience! ZERO stars. I would never rent with them again. Maple Leaf is the property…read moremanagement equivalent of predatory house flippers. When I moved in I told them there was a hole in the outside wall, near the kitchen window. For the next 1.5 years I told them and they had their own inspectors take pictures of it. Despite this, they only made a move to fix it once I reported them to the city. The whole time I lived there I was told that all of my things molding was my fault (including 2 beds!). I was told to leave my cupboard doors and drawers open to prevent mildew in the kitchen. The dehumidifier I requested would fill up at the end of each day. When they finally opened the wall to fix the hole, there was black/wet insulation and they had to replace half of the kitchen's 2x4's, and the workers found another hole with earth worms living in the kitchen under the dishwasher. Despite having 5 different workers out to deal with the hole and earth worms, this was never fixed by the time I moved out. And then, 2 weeks before I moved out there was water dripping out of the bathroom ceiling fan. They opened it up to find a leak that had to be going on for at least a year because the insulation was again black and the wood was moldy. They did not fix this before I moved out. I just had to live with a hole in the ceiling above the shower... Then they illegally withheld $750 from my deposit. They didn't follow the law by detailing the reasons for withholding this amount. They simply printed out a screenshot of text messages with their handyman giving an estimate on two projects. Thankfully I was able to recover the deposit since they do not know the law or how to do their jobs. There is so much more, but this should suffice as a warning. Lastly, their own employees bad mouth each other. Highly unprofessional and shows the do not even follow basic respect standards. Disgusting, gaslighting, lying, and incompetent company. Steer clear!

    Emerald Management & Consulting - Another successful Rock Wall and Drainage Project overseen by Nicole Lemons, Director of Special Projects

    Emerald Management & Consulting

    (41 reviews)

    Predatory billing and lack of transparency…read more I own a townhouse in a community managed by Emerald Management & Consulting, and my recent experience raised serious concerns about their billing practices and transparency. We experienced water intrusion into our unit through an exterior door off our second-story balcony. I immediately notified Emerald Management because I reasonably assumed that exterior structural issues would fall under HOA responsibility. Emerald contacted a mitigation company, 24ResTech, which came out and addressed the interior moisture over the following week or two. At no point during this process were we informed that we would be personally responsible for any project management or administrative fees. No estimate, hourly rate, or discussion of costs was ever provided. During this time we were told we would need to hire a contractor to make repairs to prevent the issue from recurring. The contractor who inspected the door identified several installation problems: * The head flashing was improperly installed * The door had insufficient weather stripping * The threshold had been installed backwards, sloping inward toward the unit I have no knowledge of any work done by previous owners on this door, and one would assume that any prior work would be documented in HOA or management records. Later we received an invoice from 24ResTech for roughly $1,500 for mitigation work that included removing about one square foot of carpet and running fans for a total of about eight hours. On top of that, Emerald Management charged us $907 in "administrative/project management fees." These charges were never disclosed ahead of time and appeared only after the other invoices had already been paid. When I asked what the charges were for, I was simply told they were administrative costs for overseeing the project. This was shocking considering we already pay over $1,000 per month in HOA dues. Being charged additional administrative fees that were never disclosed and never requested felt unreasonable. Emerald told us we could dispute the charges with the HOA Board and encouraged us to attend the meeting. My husband and I presented our concerns to the board, but a representative from Emerald Management was also present and recommended that the board keep the fees in place because the bylaws allow them. That situation felt like a clear conflict of interest. The management company that issued the charges was effectively advising the board on whether those charges should stand. The entire experience was extremely disappointing. The lack of upfront disclosure, vague invoices, and unexpected administrative fees raise serious questions about transparency and fairness in their billing practices. Homeowners deserve to know what they are agreeing to financially before work begins.

    A Warning to Homeowners: Predatory Practices at Emerald Management…read more I urge all current and prospective condo owners to steer clear of Emerald Management. My recent experience with them revealed a pattern of predatory billing, a lack of transparency, and an alarming fee structure. Following a water tank leak in my unit, Emerald, my HOA's management company, assigned themselves to oversee the repairs. Only after the project was underway was I informed of a "special project management fee." There was no prior disclosure of this cost and no opportunity to decline their services, which I had reasonably assumed were covered by our HOA's existing contract. Emerald defines this fee as covering "administrative time and coordination efforts with the vendors." To minimize these charges, I personally handled nearly all vendor communication, scheduling, and on-site supervision. Despite my efforts, Emerald's billing was excessive and unethical. Their invoices included charges for: -Answering my questions about the fee itself, including billing me for the time it took an employee to state they didn't know the cost. -The time they spent responding to my official dispute of the first invoice. -Correcting their own billing error after I pointed out they had charged me for a contractor invoice that my insurance had already paid. Disputing these charges is futile. Emerald is paid by the HOA, which then bills the owner. Any dispute is with your own HOA, not Emerald, who faces no financial risk for their billing practices. Ultimately, their "management fee" totaled nearly $1500--over 20% of the entire repair cost--for a project they barely touched beyond securing initial bids. These practices are designed to siphon money from homeowners who are left with little recourse. Avoid this company at all costs. Just an example of how ridiculous some of the fees are. I've attached two photos of showing me telling Emerald that I will have my insurance the vendors directly. They paid the vendor and invoiced me anyway. I told Emerald that it has already been paid (and I called the vendor for them to let Emerald know). It took Emerald multiple calls to finally correct the invoice, and they charged me $120 for correcting their own invoice mistake.

    RealManage Seattle - homeownerassociation - Updated September 2026

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