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    3.0 (3 reviews)

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    FirstService Residential Towson

    FirstService Residential Towson

    (10 reviews)

    Communications from management and the Board have increased exponentially since Chris Petrik…read morejoined the staff. Chris uses email, elevator postings, newsletter articles and electronic displays. His end of week emails outlining upcoming and ongoing maintenance activities in the building. He also includes friendly reminders regarding current building issues (pets, trash, holiday decorations, throwing things from balconies). Chris is very easy to interact with and he genuinely cares about the future of the building. Is works hard to make Silo Point a contributing part of the community. He is commitment to keeping the building well maintained and safe for the residents. He has hired a staff that does an outstanding job of overseeing the operations, maintenance and repairs of the building. They are professional, responsive, friendly and dedicated

    1-star because it's required to have "something" BUT they get negative 1000%…read more These are by far the worse of any lot of people in this organization and should not be managing properties. In the past they would issue unfounded and unwarranted violations to my property. When I questioned their source and showed proof the violations had nothing to do with my property they continued issuing violations. I found out it was from the toxic neighbors who I believe were targeting my property since it was a rental and were notifying the HOA who didn't do ANY fact checking. This isn't the only issue with them and it's clear they are completely out of touch with the residential community. Fast forward to moving on from this nonsense... I recently ( 7/2024 ) sold the townhome property in the Riverchase condo community in Maryland under them as the HOA managers. Closing was 2 months ago and they were notified of the sale and knew I was no longer the owner and yet, and YET I am still getting notices for monthly payment of fees AND the kicker, they had the nerve to send it to collections. I received a first invoice for August just after closing and was told by the HOA that it would take 2 weeks to record new ownership. Apparently not true and I believe any conversations had with them cannot be trusted. Clearly there is a disconnect in this organization and they could care less since it's not affecting them. I've asked my title company to reach out to them AGAIN to get what ever documents resent to the HOA to show I am no longer responsible and PAID up to the closing. At the day of closing, all fees were paid to those owed. I had to send all my documentation showing I owe NOTHING to First Service since the collections agency is who I need to dispute this action with in order to not have my credit affected. I just wonder if they are sending ME notices, what are they sending to the new owner and is she paying like she's supposed to? But it's a "I just wonder" I really don't care. It's the next day after writing this review and I had to come back to make a comment about this. I got in touch with I'm assuming First Service internal collection agency, which has the same address as FS. I'm sure that there's a conflict of interest there somewhere. Anyway, I spoke to someone and explained I no longer own the property for which they are trying to collect fees from me. I told her Alicia Menefee, who is titled as the community association manager for FS at Riverchase, said to me in an email that it would take two weeks to change my name and remove it as owner of record. According to the person I spoke with, it takes 30 to 45 days. Here's the kicker if it takes that long to do a records update, have a process in place so that FS is not sending bogus information to collections to ruin the lives of people because of your own ineptness to properly update and monitor sales transactions. And why is Alicia Menefee giving out false information?

    Chesapeake Property Management - We manage single-family homes, townhomes, condos, and apartments.

    Chesapeake Property Management

    (22 reviews)

    I've been a client of Chesapeake Property Management for almost two years now, and the experience…read morehas been outstanding. The right property management company will treat your property as if it's their own, and that's always been the case with Chesapeake. Whether it was handling issues with my tenant or ensuring I got my annual tax paperwork, their team has always approached my property with my best interests in mind while at the same time providing exceptional service to my tenant. In the few instances where there have been problems (most recently a leak in the ceiling) they were on top of the situation and my tenant was taken care of within a matter of hours, and I had emails with pictures of the damage waiting in my inbox. However, most of the time I honestly forget that I have a rental property, and that's the best compliment I can give Chesapeake. I trust completely that they are taking care of my property, and so far they have yet to let me down!

    As an active-duty military service member stationed over 2,000 miles away, I trusted Chesapeake…read moreProperty Management and their real estate team to care for my home. That trust has been completely destroyed. After months of poor showing feedback, I repeatedly asked about the condition of my home and the reported odors. I was assured everything was fine and that it only needed a little paint and new carpet. Unable to get straight answers, I flew over 2,000 miles to inspect the property myself. What I found was unacceptable. The home was listed for sale in a filthy condition with an overwhelming dog urine odor. The laundry room and garage, where the dog had been confined, smelled terrible, and the damage to the laundry room door was obvious. These were not minor issues, and there is no way they went unnoticed. The most disappointing part is the lack of honesty and communication. Had anyone simply told me the truth, I would have immediately approved deep cleaning and repairs instead of allowing my home to sit on the market in a condition that likely drove buyers away. After paying Chesapeake Property Management for more than two years, I expected my investment to be protected--not neglected. I have lost all confidence in Linda, Mary, and everyone involved in managing and marketing my home. As a military family, we depend on property managers because we can't simply stop by to check on our homes. I should never have had to travel across the country just to learn the true condition of my own property. After seeing the condition of the home I fully understood why it did not sell, I myself would have never purchased this house in this condition.

    Ridgely Condominiums - condominiums - Updated July 2026

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