I moved into a Progress Residential property in 2018. The oven never held the correct temperature,…read morethe refrigerator had a rusted out ice maker. None of these things were repaired the entire time I lived there. I was never late paying my rent even through the pandemic, but jusr as we were coming out of the pandemic they raised the remt $120. I felt that the price was excessive. I only recommend moving into the recently renovated properties. That way the appliances are newer and in better condition. Currently most homes in Las Vegas are woefully over priced taking full advantage of the housing shortage.

Literally the worst company I've ever dealt with I just needed to come and say that somewhere else…read moresince the court cases I have against them just aren't enough right now. They have refused maintenance orders from the first day of my lease and now I'm getting HOA violations for those exact maintenance requests which they're looking to pass along to me, knowing this is their problem. Make sure you sue these people when they try you. I shouldn't be the only one. They could care less what happens in their homes. Customer service is far away and this is what happens when big business takes over. Straight carnage and destruction. They will pay me thought. If you rent from them and they try to pull something slick (WHICH ITS GUARANTEED THAT THEY WILL!!) sue them also.

After dealing with all the beginning issues that we have had with invitation Homes, our maintenance…read morereview was a breath of fresh air. Omar was very courteous and professional, he came through and walked us through the process and work being done. After dealing with Omar, my wife and I feel a little better. Since this home location wasn't ideal for us, it had everything we wanted. We are going to take this next year to either buy, or move to a different location now that we are moved. Possibly use Invitation Homes. We will see how the next year goes. ​

Service was excellent and fast. Representative was very professional and provided useful…read moreinformation. Greatful for the quick response time in getting maintenance done.

I just bought my first home and I can say honestly that working with Carolyn has been the best…read moreexperience I have had when it comes to professional costumer service: - follow ups "being a person new to this you need answers especially money related. She picked up every call, and she couldn't she will call back with in the hour. -knowledgeable: "you need someone that watch your back as if it was your mom, the only way to accomplish this is by being knowledgeable and really know how to deal with a situation and how far you can push to get what you want. she did! She will always be in the lookout for you... -on time: time it's money, she takes this to the heart, everyone has a place to be a job to attend. I know that by this experience, what I got for the price I got it for, I couldn't get it with anyone else, I also know that I would not buy another property if it's not with her.

Carolyn is the absolute best! When our first realtor led us…read moredown the wrong path & ended up being a nightmare, Carolyn was able to pick up the pieces & get us an even better deal! She is down-to-earth, knowledgable, dedicated & acts with the utmost integrity! She feels more like a friend than your realtor & she will look out for you & do everything in her power to help you! She has all the connections & will work tirelessly for you. We can't thank her enough for looking out for us as first time home buyers! Not to mention her staff is just as friendly & cares just as much & she has everything you could need to purchase a home (title company, contractor, etc.) right in her office! Don't bother going to anyone else, she's the real deal.

This review is based on my experience with Michael C and the business he directs, manages called…read moreEmber Realty. I will refer to Ember Realty as ER going forward in my review. To be clear ER managed my property. Dates of hire Approx. 10/2024-4/2025. When requested in April 2025, Michael was unable to provide me a fiscal copy of my tenant's lease agreement, the good news is he has a company portal to try to read it from. Great news for anyone looking to be a tenant, ER is an equally opportunistic management company for all parties. Equal focus to the homeowner as to the tenant. Graciously if the applicant fits ER's criteria and is interested in ER's rental insurance, in lieu of a prepaid security deposit; no deposit required, in my case the tenant got insurance. AND if they have documents to show their 2&4 year old Pitt bulls (or any other age or breed applicants has) are emotional support animals, probably also in! As the homeowner I asked for no more than 1 small 20 pound dog, however if you fill out the app. and supply proper emotional support docs, any #of dogs, any weight, age, breed is approvable provided they're supporting emotionally and have the legal docs. Once all that is provided you must meet ER's background, financial approval. More good news, because ER uses a 3rd party to approve your ESA, they separate from any further info on the dogs eligibility to move in w/homeowner, but great news to the homeowner, they'll provide a website ... they have nothing else to do with it. In my case little to no communication, he will not mention the ESA's.. first it was one ESA on the day of move in, then, oops yeah it's 2. More good news for homeowners; in my case Michael is law abiding, he expressed that HAD WE NOT approved this family and their 2 ESA Pitt bulls, we could be violating the fair housing act - and no one wants to break the law -not me!! Not ER either. Michael made it clear, ER can not and will not collect any more applications once someone applies- he refers to that as "sit on applications" and he can't sit on any application if the application has been made and is acceptable by ER's standards and checklists, applying tenants WILL be approved because to sit on any applications is a legal violation to the applicant and their fair housing rights. I didn't and wouldn't ever ask anyone to break the law. So the move in in my case was set and I found out about the ESA'(s) on move in day. Great news because many of you homeowners may appreciate ER's speedy way of filling your property! Time is money. You may not mind at all. If your property is just an investment to rent out, you don't mind "no fiscal copy" of your lease other than a portal to do it all on, with tiny print to easily miss the insurance vs up front deposit.., if you are someone who seeks out such an integral management company fair to everyone, and you can trust them to do a great job with many five star reviews for selling homes... and you've got plenty of time on your hands to repair with, "renter insurance" to fulfill upon move out, - The ER company may be a perfect, fit and fit the five stars experience.... In my case, I have happily separated from ER, next, I get the "fun" job of filing insurance claims for the damages I know exist all over my property after tenants move out. It's understandable that when my verbal agreement from no pets to - ok, one small "one"dog was heard by Michael, but unfortunately ER's hands were tied they had to approve the family with the documented (2) ES pitts. Even if I had said no dogs. They have rights written by law and ER is very responsible to uphold the law. These dogs that lovingly supply my tenants with support..., have destroyed my brand new blinds, visible from the street, (chewed off corners of my baseboards-zoom in on photo of door below) photo of the door repair needed because for some reason the sliding door won't close like it used to. Have turned my zen pond garden into a muddy grassless poop area... but good news for me tenants ARE LEGALLY RESPONSIBLE for any damages caused by their animals. ER didn't do the damage. Tenants are liable. IF ER HAD MENTIONED ABOUT THE TENANT INSURANCE HE PUT IN PLACE, I would have said absolutely NO!!!. Who wants that follow up legwork. THIS IS HUGE TO ME! (If you like attracting tenants that don't give a deposit and buy insurance for their upcoming damages-it's more good news for you if you hire Ember Realty, read the contracts, and have your own printer or someone willing to use theirs.

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Great guy and company! He will do all he can to find you exactly what you need in your price range…read more Highly recommended

I recently had the good fortune to become acquainted with Matthew McLean of Shoreline Realty in…read moreDaytona Beach after observing his excellent service involving the sale of a neighbor's beachside Daytona Beach home. When I decided to put my own house on the market a few months ago, I remembered Shoreline Realty from the name on the side of Matthew's pick-up truck, looked him up, and reached out. We met at my home soon after to get acquainted, have Matthew get a look at the house, and voice our thoughts on appropriate updates/repairs, the asking price, for getting it on the market, etc. With Matthew's guidance and assistance in facilitating preparations, the house was listed on April 20th, had six showings, and had two solid offers within a week. In the interim, I've come to know Matthew as a high-energy person of integrity, with a wealth of local knowledge and resources who grew up in the area and is finely tuned to the local real estate markets. He's reliable, intelligent yet relatable, driven yet chill, and knows how to market properties to the best advantage for both buyers and sellers. His appreciation and knowledge of older homes such as mine, as well as his knowledge of how houses of all eras are put together (and his sense of humor), is a bonus. If you are looking for a real estate agent in Volusia County who's willing to put in the work and go the extra mile, I enthusiastically recommend Matthew McLean of Shoreline Realty.

Easy to use no complaints with this company ....step by step everything from start to finish was…read moredone with ease

Coleman was very help and informative throughout the whole process. I truly enjoyed working with…read morehim.