I have been a tenant with Asurent for over a year. My experience with Rick and his team has been…read moregreat! They are always responsive, friendly and eager to help. From my first contact with them, I was treated with respect, and an immediate response. With the housing shortage in Medford, not many realtors ever returned my calls, or asked for applications and fees just to view a property when I was shopping for a new home. Asurent does not do that! Rent from this company if you can.

LONG STORY BELOW. BEWARE!…read more THE OWNER OF ASURENT, LISA PETRINI, THREATENED ME FOR MY HONEST REVIEW! I slightly revised this review, today April 29, 2026 as a few problems were resolved on April 28th. Lisa, I investigated the law and you have nothing on me. This is protected speech. Have your lawyer check the S.L.A.P.P. law. I'm retired and I'll be happy to go to Medford several times to see you in court. There will be no arbitration on your efforts to stop me from exercising my First Amendment rights. Our experience has involved serious issues with financial handling, communication, and decision-making. The owner, Lisa, withheld over $500 from our owner disbursement, claiming an unpaid utility bill with the City of Ashland. This claim is incorrect. I contacted the City directly and received written confirmation that somebody (I thought it was the tenants, but, Lisa said it wasn't) established their own service, our account is fully paid, and the landlord account was closed. I emailed the city's communication to Lisa. Despite this, Lisa refused to acknowledge the City's confirmation and continued to claim she did not received a response from them. SERIOUSLY BAD NEWS REGARDING UTILITIES. TENANTS BEWARE!!! Added tonight on April 29, 2026 - The City of Ashland emailed me. Lisa Petrini, owner of Asurent, closed the utilities account for the property and left the tenants without utilities, including electricity, water, sewer, and other city services. The missing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors were photo documented during the original walk through with the staff of Asurent Property Management. See below for the response I received from Lisa Petrini. The original review was dated April 24, 2026. On April 28, 2026 Lisa threatened me for the review. I revised the review on April 29, 2026. We were also informed that tenants reported a gas smell--an issue that should be treated as an emergency. I immediately directed our contractor and Jahnke (HVAC) to inspect for a potential gas leak, as Asurent indicated it may be related to the HVAC system. Asurent then stated that the gas company had already responded and shut off the service. However, when our contractor and Jahnke arrived, the gas was on, and no leak could be detected using their equipment. During this same discussion and following threats, Lisa claimed that required smoke and carbon monoxide detectors were not present. This is highly questionable. The home was fully remodeled prior to engaging Asurent, and all required detectors were installed. Asurent also completed an initial walkthrough with us at that time. Given the inconsistencies already noted, this claim raises further concerns. Lisa claims she has the walk through documents stating that there are missing detectors. I ASKED HER FOR THE WALK THROUGH DOCUMENTS IN ORDER TO ENSURE THE DETECTORS WERE NOT PRESENT. SHE HAS NOT PROVIDED ME WITH THESE DOCUMENTS. We've experienced holds on our net proceeds (deposits minus expenses) that were not released until my threats were issued. See above about the threats from the property manager. We have encountered inconsistent information in regards to utilities, expenses and repairs. Based on this experience, I cannot recommend this company to other property owners.

My partner and I inquired about a rental listed by Expert Properties and requested a viewing…read more Instead of scheduling a showing, we were immediately texted a link instructing us to EACH pay a $55 non-refundable application fee before we were allowed to see the property, meaning we would have had to spend $110 total just to apply for a place we had never seen. The listings on Zillow and Trulia clearly state that video tours are available, but when I called to ask where we could view the video tour, Tracy from Expert Properties told me no video exists because they "weren't able to get one before the current tenants moved in." This directly contradicts what the listing advertises. There were also no photos of the exterior of the building, only a few poor-quality interior shots. When I asked if they could provide any photos of the outside, Tracy said none were available because of "mud" and again insisted that we should just pay the $110 and apply anyway. At that point, it felt extremely suspicious. Expecting prospective renters to pay non-refundable application fees before they've even seen the outside of a property (while advertising tours that don't actually exist) is unreasonable and raises serious red flags. Renters should be very cautious before paying application fees under circumstances like these, because professional property management companies do not behave this way. This seems to be a scam operation with good reviews that look fabricated. UPDATE: after reading the reviews on their second website (why they have two websites, I'm not sure, but I think it's because of all the bad reviews on their original site)- it's clear that this IS a scam operation. They will take your application fee money knowing full well you're not approved BEFORE they take it, they will steal your security deposit however they can, and the apartments are dirty (I guess that's why they don't do viewings at all). Wish I would've read the reviews before even interacting with this company, but hopefully this review deters future renters.

I lived there for 6 months and was charged over $800 on my security deposit. The place was…read morereasonably clean with no damage or carpet stains. They cited items such as carpet cleaning, deep cleaning, touch up paint, changing a lightbulb, sweeping the garage, changing an air filter, etc for these costs. I have previously hired professional cleaners for 200 dollars. I own a rental property and would be thrilled if someone took care of the place like I did so I couldn't recommend renting from them. If you do take lots of move in and move out photos so you can prove your case because they may try to charge you like what I'm dealing with. Not taking pictures cost me a lot... Not to mention I had been repeatedly harassed by an unstable person living there and was told I may be evicted due to the situation.

Dwell is a wonderful addition to our downtown community and real estate market! This home designer…read morespecializes in staging homes for people selling their hone, but also has an incredible social media that gives ideas and tips for your own home. Family businesses that even uses her teenage son and husband to move furniture and work on homes.

Jeff was awesome! This was a big hit at our wedding and everyone absolutely loved it and all of the…read morefun props he had as well!! It was so fun and I highly recommend anyone debating over a Photobooth or photo services to use jeff Rome!!

The photographer blended into the party environment so well. It created alot of fun and excitement…read morefor my staff.Jeff had an easy going manner, and great customer service. He will be invited year after year to work my company's Christmas party. Such a delight!