Warning don't do business with this company. I bought an apartment building though Marcus and…read moreMillichap a few years ago. Since that time, I have had hundreds of annoying sales calls from their agents at all times of the day and night. I have called numerous times to managers to take my phone number off their calling lists, every time they have promised that they will. In the past week, I have had 6 calls. Twice from the same agent. I would not ever do business with them again. They do not respect a person's privacy and fail to deliver on their promises.

Please stop the annoying calls. For years this company has harassed me to sell my properties. They…read moremust get paid by the number of calls they make. Must be horrible to work there. They will NEVER have the opportunity to do business with me.

Christian Tait helped our family out after our Father died. He put in countless hours preparing…read morefull color brochures with in-depth rental analysis of our properties. His broker price opinions were fair given rent and occupancy data. Then came the proposed rent stabilization ordinance in Anaheim and all interest in our largest property died. Christian Tait managed to keep our one interested buyer, who owns the property next door, interested. The prospective buyer came in with an offer, then a price after contingencies that was 89.3% of our original asking price. Christian Tait was very organized and helped us come up with the voluminous amount of information required by the buyer's lender on both of the properties we had listed with him. He made several trips on his own dime to retrieve records and data. Christian Tait was a major force in getting both our escrows over the finish line. We couldn't have done it without him! Thank you Christian Tate!!!

Tyler Leeson has been great to work with. Tyler's team Is great. Daniel and Ashley are on top…read moreall the way!

Unlike some of the extremely negative reviews on this list, I can only say good things about NNN…read moreexpert real estate agent, Jeffrey Myers of Marcus and Millichap. I had the good fortune to meet Jeff back in 2015 after I sold some residential units and was looking to do a 1031 Exchange. After carefully and kindly teaching me about NNN transactions, Jeff discovered a property in Indio, California, which I purchase and owned until just a few months ago. At that time, Jeff wisely and selflessly advised me to exchange into something else because the lease only had five years left on it and the rent was way above market - the latter meaning that the tenant would not remotely renew without a substantial drop in rent. We both began looking for an exchange property. After we both sifted through some possibilities, Jeff found a financially solid tenant with 17 years left on the lease. As the exchange wasn't for the full amount, Jeff also found me a highly reputable DST firm where I exchanged the delta amount. On top of all that, Jeff also referred me to a loan broker who was able to convince the seller to finance the exchanged debt on the primary property, and at a rate and terms well below market. In my opinion, and despite an awfuly long and arduous escrow period, without Jeff guiding me along the way, it undoubtedly would have been worse. I did a lot of griping and was pretty tough on this stalwart guy. I'm glad he is my broker and hope he forgives me!

Worst brokerage firm in the country. Too many things to mention. Salespeople act like their only…read morejob is to collect a commission, but to not know anything, not do anything, and not properly answer client questions

We have worked with Scott Properties Group for several years, and their dedication to maintaining…read moretheir properties is truly outstanding. Their team is responsive, organized, and committed to addressing property needs promptly and professionally. From a plumbing vendor's perspective, they handle maintenance issues efficiently and prioritize quality service for their residents and properties.

My building was such a disaster, FEMA should've sent us care packages…read more Living in a Scott Property felt like starring in a sitcom written by people who had never met a tenant, a building inspector, or gravity. Our unit was a structural cry for help: sloped countertops, floors tilting like they were trying to slide into the Pacific, walls bowing inward as if whispering "run," and a bathtub with a deep end so dramatic it needed a ski lift. It was architectural jazz -- Willy Wonka's shrinking hallway energy. The amenities? Perfect if you're conducting a long‑term study on entropy. The laundry room looked like a museum exhibit titled The Decline of Western Civilization. Guests refused to enter, like they were being asked to tour Chernobyl in flip‑flops. Machines broke so often they could qualify for disability benefits, and repair crews would boldly disconnect washers mid‑cycle like they were auditioning for Final Destination. Security was pure comedy. The front gate was broken so often it might as well have had a welcome mat reading, "Come on in, we gave up." Anyone could stroll in -- and they did. Yet during tours, management would punch in the gate code with Pentagon‑level gravitas, insisting the building was "very secure." It was dinner theater, not security. Then there was the building manager, James - always dressed to sort‑of‑impress with the tulle‑and‑tantrums flair of The Birdcage meets Austin Powers, topped with Dr. Evil's cold paranoia; a boundary‑illiterate cryptid with the timing of a budget Bloody Mary. He appeared only when no one wanted him, gliding past with a hiss or a glare. Repairs? No. Messages? No. But he did install a camera pointed directly at our front door, giving our living room an involuntary livestream for an audience of one. One day he'd lurk under our bedroom in the garage; the next he'd hover near windows like he'd memorized our daily movements. Communication with Scott Properties felt like throwing a message in a bottle into the Pacific and having it wash back up with a fart and a Notice of Lease Violation accusing you of existing too loudly. Real issues -- habitability, security, sewage leaks -- were ignored, but retaliatory nonsense arrived with lightning speed, especially if you lived in a rent‑controlled unit. We also lived beneath a tenant whose 5 a.m. cardio, 7 a.m. mating calls, and quads‑first lifestyle shook our ceiling with Northridge‑level confidence. Imagine a Clydesdale doing CrossFit -- that was our daily soundtrack. My chronic migraines became unmanageable. Contractors admitted the upstairs flooring wasn't code‑compliant, but Scott Properties refused to investigate and never produced promised building documents. And of course, this is Hollywood -- Scott Brody's troupe of bargain‑bin impresarios gets roasted at Rent Stabilization hearings so thoroughly I'm amazed they don't hand out programs and popcorn. His legal goons show up with a collective kink for public humiliation, performing like reluctant character actors who didn't realize the cameras were rolling. Would I recommend renting from Scott Properties? Absolutely -- but only if you're conducting a psychological study on chaos, something in the proud tradition of the Stanford Prison Experiment. If you've ever wondered what it feels like to live inside a discontinued torture study disguised as "housing," this is your chance. Leaving The Westmount didn't feel like moving. It felt like escaping -- fleeing a collapsing Tara, a once‑beloved home reduced to a sagging shell. Walking away with nothing but my wits, my dignity, and a pile of baloney lease violations, I vowed: As God is my witness, I'll never be Scott‑Property'd again.

Something is bad at this company. Many happy mobile home owners are no longer happy after they take…read moreover MH parks. One time when I called the company about something in a very friendly way, I was spoken to disrespectfully by a young man. They never helped me.

I have repeatedly asked them to remove my name from their call list and now I am receiving mailings…read morefrom them. How stupid can management get? I feel like I have to get a restraining order to get them to leave me alone. They are the epitome of predatory real estate jerks.

As first time home buyers, we expected the process to be daunting and overwhelming, but we had a…read moresurprisingly seamless experience working with Chayan. A true expert in his field, he educated us, helped manage our expectations, and gave objective advice even when it wasn't in his own best interest. He was communicative and invested in our journey, and when it came down to needing to close in two weeks, he helped make it happen. He also connected us with incredible resources to help during the escrow period. We found our amazing home, and well within our budget. I highly recommend Chayan and his team!

Purchasing a home is no easy task! It is full of trepidation and nervous moments! Our realtor…read moreChayan Alavi has been such a calming and stabilizing force during this whole process. He was always available, ready to answer questions and assure us that our nervous feelings were normal. We are ever grateful for his sound advice on various issues and concerns! We initially didn't want to see "this" particular house because the Zillow photos were not so attractive! However, Chayan convinced us to see it, so that we would have peace of mind and no regrets of not-seeing the property. As you can imagine, this was the house that just felt right, and in the end --- we ultimately purchased this property that we were going to ignore at the start. Thank you, Chayan, for your patience and understanding, walking with us every step of the way! Blessings to you and may you have continued prosperity in the Real Estate business! Joy and Judah Amargo