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Nelson Property Management - Painted trim in the bathroom and this is how it was left!!!    Thanks Shane, I will clean up the mess you made!

Nelson Property Management

(12 reviews)

My experience with Nelson Property Management has been extremely disappointing from the very…read morebeginning. From day one, despite meeting all stated rental qualifications, I was told they were unsure if they wanted to rent to me (which in hindsight I believe the issue was my race. ) . No clear reason was provided, which raised serious concerns for me. I made it clear that I met their requirements and was willing to move forward under the listed terms, but I would not agree to any unfair or additional conditions. After they were unable to find another tenant, they proceeded with renting the property to me. Upon move-in, the home was in unacceptable condition. It was not properly cleaned, and there were multiple issues that I immediately reported after my walkthrough. I was told that no additional cleaning or repairs would be done prior to move-in. Due to my circumstances, I had no choice but to proceed. Shortly after moving in, I discovered that the shower would not drain properly. I submitted a maintenance request, expecting communication before any visit. Instead, a third-party vendor was sent without notice while I was not home, and I was charged for the visit. I disputed the charge but received no resolution and ultimately had to pay it. Throughout the winter, my heating bills were extremely high around $300 per month for a home under 900 square feet. This further confirmed my concerns about the property's condition, including insulation and overall maintenance, which I had raised at the beginning. Ironically, once I gave notice that I would be moving out, the city came to inspect the property and cited multiple issues I had previously reported, including problems with insulation and the garage door. This is a family-run business, and my interactions with staff were consistently negative. I found them to be rude, dismissive, and unprofessional. Communication felt uncomfortable and unproductive, as my concerns were not taken seriously. To make matters worse, after moving out, I was price gouged with additional charges that felt excessive and unjustified. If you own a property managed by the Nelson family, this is the type of experience your tenants are having. If you're wondering why tenant turnover is high, this is likely why. Based on my experience, I would not recommend renting from Nelson Property Management. Renters deserve to be treated fairly, with respect, and to live in a property that is properly maintained. If you are Black, be very careful with this team. Read the reviews. They are telling the truth. I truly wish I would have listened.

This has been the absolute worst property management company i ever haad to work with…read more The office staff is very unprofessional ! Charging for maintenance help Grounds are not kept . No security anymore. Horrible trash removal Broken abandoned cars Management is never accessible.

Harrison Cove - Taking my parents home cooked meals and groceries for the week

Harrison Cove

(2 reviews)

It's a condo community located off Jefferson, between Crocker and Shook, walking distance from lake…read moreSt. Clair. This was my first home, where 2 of my children were born. This place holds fond memories for me. I now have a renter, who loves the spacious condo- 2 master bedrooms, 2 car garage, private patio and 2.5 bathrooms. The club house is great for private parties, entertaining, working out in the fitness center or swimming in the summer and relaxing in the hot tub. The association fee takes care of all the outside chores- making for maintenance free living. It's a quiet community, close to restaurants and the water.

I have been the community manager for this property twice: 2/12-10/14 and 6/19-5/22. Our company…read moreelected to terminate the relationship both times because a group of unreasonable and unrealistic co-owners ousted two different practical and reasonable boards of directors because they could not grasp the concept of proper maintenance and what it costs to operate a facility of almost 350 units, worth at least $55 million. Between my two terms as community manager (4.5 years), the community was headed by a board president who, instead of being realistic about the cost of operations, LOWERED monthly assessments as a political move to retain power, and hired and fired at least four other management companies. The community has lacked continuity in direction for at least 10 years. Do you get the picture? AMI, and me specifically, were asked if we would again manage Harrison Cove again in Spring '19 when a reasonable group of people finally removed the previous board and were elected. I agreed, considering it a challenge. There are flaws in the design of the original nineteen buildings: there is inadequate insulation and ventilation which, during the winter, creates ice damming and subsequent interior leaks. Our company addressed the issue with the previous Board in Summer '21 and plans were underway to start making improvements, specifically insulation and drywall replacement, along with painting. Whether any plans have been implemented is the question. The new Board of Directors, elected in May, evidently has a hard time understanding that plans need to be ongoing to replace the 20+ year old roofs. Today's costs are probably between $5500 and $6500 per unit which equates to $1.9-$2.3 million, without considering inflation or contingencies. As of June 30, 2022, the community had less than $475k in its Reserve Fund. It is laughable that despite inadequate funding for the enormous capital projects on the horizon, this new board has made the swimming pool and clubhouse (used by a ridiculously small percentage of the community), their top priority. Just to give you an idea of the community's financial condition: Just over $100,000 in available assets as of 5/31/19; $596,000 in available assets as of 5/31/22.

ShoresHome.com - realestate - Updated July 2026

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