I am the seller and I do closing remotely. I had very good communication with Patricia, my closing…read morespecialist, who is very helpful during the process. Remote/virtual closing went very smooth. Highly recommend!

As a realtor, they are my go-to in Las Cruces. Duncan is my preferred closer but everyone here is…read morefirst rate, Patricia, Tara, and Christine are great, as well as Beth and Denise.

We have been in our home about a month and as expected there are a couple touch up items needed…read more(common in all new homes) Once again the communication has been top notch, Its worth pointing out that the team Chuy, Jorge have been great through this phase, also a big shout out to Ryan Gilday, who patched our drywall, Sharp kid and he clearly went the extra mile,Just goes to show Red Cliff Fosters a proper culture which is evident by the quality employees! Thanks Guys

We chose Red Cliff Homes as our builder because of their excellent reputation. We were surprised…read moreand disappointed to discover that our home, which we bought long distance, had numerous issues, both minor and major. Ryan Gilday literally saved the day, and restored our confidence in the belief that we would have the house we wanted. Ryan is hard-working, conscientious, truly cares about the needs of the customer, and finishes what he starts. We both are very appreciative to Ryan for his diligence and dependability.

TL;DR Moved from out of state to Cruces. Worked with Isaiah…read moreto buy a brand new home build. He made empty promises, including a brand new fridge, lied about being "quarantined" and only until I confronted him unexpectedly at the office during his "quarantine", spoke to his dad Raul and Lupe (both very nice) did all of those empty promises get addressed. Poor communication, lack of trust and honesty, and I'll never refer this guy to anyone. Rather have worked with Raul. LONG STORY My wife and I moved from out of state. Due to the start date of wife's med school and start date of a new position, we had a short timeline to work with. My wife had to travel back home to wrap things up and I stayed to find us a place to live. I had already started working at my new position. After exploring areas and looking on Zillow, we reached out to Isaiah at Select Realty and got the ball moving. At the beginning, Isaiah was on top of everything and showed me a few openings, explained which areas were better for different reasons, and showed us a brand new build. Isaiah explained, "Since it's a new build, whatever isn't done you might be able to work with the builder to customize or complete to your liking." Also mentioned to us, "All appliances included, including the fridge." We liked it, decided to put in an offer with the outstanding questions, "What are we able to change that's left to be complete? Can we confirm the appliances and brand of appliances? Will we be able to drop off some of the heavy things that we're moving and leave in the garage if the house isn't complete by completion date?" This happened while he was showing me the home, in person, with my wife on the phone via FaceTime. I visibly watched him write down our questions. After the seller accepted our offer, I again reached out to Isaiah to ask about our questions with no response. Again, time was of the essence, so we wanted to get these answered since we'd be renting out our home out of state, school start date and moving everything out to LC - Lots of moving parts. I reached out again. Isaiah's response, "What were your questions again?" After watching him write down our questions, I started to wonder how much he understood our timeline. I repeated our questions and his response was, "Yes, you can most likely leave some things at the house, even if it's not complete. Yes, the fridge is included, all appliances are Whirlpool." This is all in person and via text messages. This is where things really took a nose dive. I flew back home to finish packing, prepare our home to rent out, load the moving trucks and again, send a text to Isaiah to confirm if the fridge will be there because I had a brand new fridge at our home and could bring that if it's not included, stating that the Zillow posting didn't include a fridge. Also asking if it's still okay we drop some heavy items off?" His response, "No, you can leave it. A fridge will be there and yes, most likely." After making a 12 hour drive with all of our things, I ask him if I can drop the heavy things off and he said, "No, the builder changed his mind." No storage units available and our house won't be complete as scheduled. His next response, "No fridge either. The builder changed his mind." Started to really doubt him, I contacted the builder and seller myself. Two things I learned, 1 - A fridge is never included. 2 - He never asked any of those questions, so the question of "Can we change anything that isn't done?" was only asked after I visited the house myself and saw that those items that we wanted to change were already done, minus the flooring; We were able to change that. His response, "There's nothing I can do." I began to get frustrated. I visited him in person at the office on Main and said "This needs to be made right somehow. Too many empty promises. You told me a fridge was included and you told me not to bring my fridge. I HAD ONE TO BRING." He agreed, apologized and said "We'll get you a fridge." Great! Willing to work around the "Customizing" and "Storage" issues, but it continued. He responded, "I put a $200 down payment on a new fridge for you." Great! A few days later, "Won't get the fridge, it's on back order. I'll give you a check for $1000 towards a fridge, you can put in the rest." (?) What was the down payment for then? A few days before closing, "I'll have a co-worker give you that check, I can't meet you in person. I'm quarantined due to a COVID exposure." At that point, my wife and I have to be out of our rental house, find out where else to store our stuff and no fridge, no house, no communication from Isaiah. Stopping by the office again, who do I see? Isaiah. Quarantined? Nope. Obviously not the kind of assistance you'd hope when buying a home. Only until speaking to Raul and Lupe did they understand our frustrations, agreed and made it right. Huge thanks to them! In the end, I worked around Isaiah to get our questions answered, including where our keys were AFTER closing

Working with Raul was an excellent decision. We are new to the area and were looking at homes in…read moreLas Cruces for the first time, and he had patience, knowledge and advice to share with us to the benefit of all. We put in one and only one offer, at the amount suggested by him (not breaking our budget at all) and the sellers accepted within just a few hours. He was also incredibly patient and helpful during the time between offer and closing, as we were using our credit union as lender and it is a SLOW process. He worked with the seller to convince them to extend/wait for us and success! Finally, we are doing this during a global pandemic and we haven't been able to move into the home yet, but he kindly offered to drive by the house just to let us know if it is still standing :). Would definitely recommend and work with him again!!!

HOA staff person was rude. Couldn't get new overly restrictive parking rules through the HOA…read moreapproval process so she made up her own rules. When I requested written rules, she said "I'm telling you the rules ". Also charged my security deposit for routine maintenance (like changing the smoke detector batteries that were not beeping) and cleaning when the apartment was clean. They require you to provide a receipt for cleaning carpets in the lease so I can't object to that but other than that, my regular cleaning person cleaned it and she is a world class cleaning person. I lived there for a couple of years in corporate and non corporate units and it wasn't until recently that it started to deteriorate

Keywords: Shady, Dishonest but "nice to your face" management!…read more After having stayed here for 5 months I am offering an updated review. Upon leaving, the manager of this company lied to my employers, apparently in an attempt to collect a free deposit from me or my employers. I was accused of leaving this place a mess. Not only was this place cleaned by me above and beyond what is usually expected of a rental and definitely beyond what is expected of a temporary corporate rental, but I was specifically told by the complex manager that "I could clean as little or as much as I wanted to since they were gonna clean anyway " the day before I left. Other than not finishing the vacuuming because THEIR cheap junky vac stopped sucking anything at all, there was not much else left to do. I cleaned the entire kitchen including all the appliances way better than they were when I arrived and even removed a few dirt marks on the carpet that came with the apartment. All in all it was as good if not better than I left it accept for the vaccuum thing. They even accused me of stealing ther cheap garbage can when in fact it was left in it's place and with a fresh bag (and a few extras underneath). Another neighbor/traveler I knew there had issues with the other neighbors complaining, every time the family set foot outside, that the children were...oh my god!... "playing outside" . Do you expect the kids to never set foot outdoors? Besides, there were kids across from me who played outdoors so the rule was not universally enforced but only enforced depending on who you know, apparently. Anyway, if you want a retirement village, advertise it that way. This place is NOT kid friendly in any way. Yet they seem to be fine with college students climbing on the fountain after dark and breaking beer bottles ("no glass" sign ignored) on the pool deck right in front of the security guard (no point in calling them, eh). Another issue mentioned in my first review was never resolved of the tap water having an odor. I took more than a few showers in water that smells like farts (and it wasn't me). This was is a complex-wide problem that they blamed on the city water yet none of the neighbors outside the complex noticed it.. Several nights I could hear what sounded like the upstairs neighbors wrestling elephants heavy objects loud sudden jarring thuds overhead) late at night. When management was told about that later they said "there was some construction going on and the guy must have been working late to catch up". Really? Starting from 2:30 am to after 4:30 am? Are you prepared to rent where they do their maintenance and construction at those hours? Do you think that if that is the case that they care at all about the tenants and owners? Did I mention how they took three visits over a period of a week to fix a simple hot water heater problem when I first moved in? Three visits and no hot water for a week..enough said. I let that one go because it was summer, but it was still a chilly shower experience. I had to call my company to get it done right finally. I take this review all the way down to a one star for dishonesty, alone! Too bad, because it was such a good first impression. I hope that precious deposit they stole or tried to steal covers some of the business they lose from bad reviews. I doubt if my company and the other travel companies will continue to use them for long if they cause problems with very many of the travelers and there is definitely a pattern starting here. I can certainly pass on my warning to future travelers to Las Cruces. We do have a choice to refuse a particular living arrangement, you know. How much of your business is traveler related because we do talk to each other and many of them saw my apartment while I was living there and how clean it was kept! We tried extremely hard to be very polite and considerate to the complex and neighbors and this is what we get for our effort. Shame on you people for lying! I wish I hadn't gone the extra mile and replaced all the light bulbs with high efficiency ones the week before I left and made extra keys for them, among many other small things. I do try to leave a place much better when I leave than when I arrive. I hope the new place appreciates my efforts more.

I am a traveling RN and stayed here while on assignment in Las Cruces. Management was extremely…read morenice and allowed me to have my dog without any charges. He simple said that if needed I would just pay for the carpet to be cleaned at time of move out. Housekeeping and maintenance were super nice and trustworthy. The apartments are clean and safe and the only real issue I had was that there was a delay with the pool opening. I would recommend this housing for nurses working in Las Cruces without a doubt! My stay was 4/2011-6/2011

guys, this location is GOOD! The management is sweet Stella, and the maintenance is our ever-ready…read moregood buddy Jimmy. They are very cool. Rent is reasonable. The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 , was a selfish reason. It is sad that the pool is not in use, but I can easily imagine the cost of keeping such a luxury available safe and clean. I am not looking to help these apartments get over populated, no, I am just so grateful I found this place.

Tuscany Villas has been a wonderful place to call home. I most especially enjoy the quiet,…read morepeaceful surroundings and watching the Poplar trees sway. The office staff has always been attentive when I needed maintenance, getting issues resolved the same day. Neighbors here are friendly while going about their own business and lives. It is the best experience I have had with apartment living. It is truly a slice of Tuscany!

Maintenance is 10/10! The team in the office is superior. I haven't had any issues. I love it here.read more

Don and Noelle did a fantastic job liquidating everything in my house. I had no idea how I was…read moregoing to do this, but they took over and did all the work. They ran a great sale and I could not be happier. Highly recommend this kind, smart and efficient, estate sale team!

Absolutely the best! Very professional, easy to work with, and they take great care in making sure…read morethat you are informed and comfortable with the process from beginning to end.