Mike Wight, definitely "NOT present". Real unprofessional. It has been almost 1 year since-my wife…read moreand I paid CASH, and in September 2019, the first rain after installed, the roof leaked, at the marriage wall. So we had moldy drywall -all the winter. I contacted State of Maine and reported this shoddy work. He blamed the factory, on roofing leaks that his hired guys installed, from the doublewide marriage wall. Still NOT completed as of June 10, 2020 (9 months and still in no hurry). Apparently, Brougham Builders had recently purchased Pray's homes (bought the competition). I recommend Ralphs Homes or Boggs Homes, in Waldoboro, as better manufactured home builders that Do stand behind their work... Never work with him again. Randy

Broughman Home Developers recently purchased this Belfast business. We bought a double wide mobile…read morehome from them, and more than five months later we are finally finished with them. I will never do business with Broughmans again.

James Leach a Graduate of Penn State University with a Masters in Business, undergraduate BS from…read moreNYU. 515 HUD Housing Certified, Living in Place Specialist, CPM / IREAM. A multi-Unit owner and Partner with Bergon Investments LLC . Owning Real Estate in Maine, New Hampshire, New York, Florida, Vancouver, Anshan China. We highly recommend JCRM they have been Managing our Real Estate Portfolio for 14yr, have helped us achieve our investment dreams. Clint and Sarah Beckworth

I searched for bulk land for recreation and to retire on for over 18 months. Throughout that…read moresearch Dale Martin was always readily available, helped guide me in the right direction, and assisted in narrowing down the search until I found the perfect property. Without Dale and all his assistance I would have never been able to make the dream of owning property in Maine come true. Dale was the best. I would recommend him to anyone looking for a knowledgeable, honest, and reliable agent who will work with you to find the right place.

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I was treated rudely by this office. Listed sold one house in Rockport with an agent at this…read moreoffice, then bought a home with him. Wanted to sell the house, called the agent but he ghosted me. Texted him, he ghosted me, so I sold it myself on my own. I saved a ton of money and less time spent on being insulted by people who don't want to sell homes.

Cheryl is incredible and I highly recommend her to anyone looking to buy! She went through the…read morewhole buying process with me with incredible patience, a process that started last fall when I was looking in one area, sending me listings after I left Maine, then working with me again when I returned in late spring, even as I shifted my buying parameters and focus area. Always understanding, always forthright, she listened to what I had to say, provided excellent advice and guidance, and when I broadened my search, she even provided me the name of another exceptional agent who covered that area. Cheryl cares about her buyers finding the right home for them, a comfort at any time, but especially in this ever-changing and topsy-turvy current real estate market.

They presented us with a drug den the day we were set to move in and tried to upsell us another one…read moreof their horrendous properties after they rendered us effectively homeless. So not rent from them.

My roommates and I decided to rent from Mike and Pine State in the summer of 2018 when we looked at…read morea brand-new unit in Carmel. The unit itself was nice, but it was still filthy from the new construct - no big deal, seeing as Mike promised to have his cleaners go through and clean the place before we moved in. However, when we moved in, the cleaners had only swept the floors, and poorly at that. Sawdust was found in all of the drawers and cupboards, a rusty blade was left on the sink, drywall dust was caked on nearly every surface, a door and some paint buckets were left in our garage, and the floors still had drywall dust/grime all over it. According to our lease, we were to be given a "check-in list" to make sure that the unit was in order, but Mike failed to provide us with one. After that, we were told we could install an A/C unit at a cost of $30 a month, even though tenants are responsible for electricity and must have liability insurance. When asked about this, Pine State argued that it was because of the excess wear-and-tear that they cause - is that not what my security deposit is for? Mike also failed to notify tenants of potential arsenic contamination of our water supply and was very unprofessional when confronted on this issue. Mike is impossible to get into contact with, even during normal business hours. My roommate was locked out of our unit for nearly 4 hours before anyone from Pine State even CONTACTED him about the situation. He had called over a dozen times, but no one could be reached, and Pine State still charged him a $150 "lock out fee". The real issues started when we decided we wanted to move because we were tired of dealing with Mike and his "company". We figured our easiest option was to find someone ourselves to take over our lease. We were approved to sublet our unit, however, Pine State told us that we'd have to pay a $250 administration fee PER PERSON moving out of the unit (for us, that'd be a cool $750). When I looked over our lease, no where does it say that this fee was "per person", therefore we should not have to pay for 3 administration fees. When confronted on this issue, Mike was very unprofessional and threatened to revoke our subletting approval (which can be seen in the pictures attached). After we had decided to bite the bullet and legally deal with Mike after we had vacated our unit, we began our search for new tenants. We had found a very interested couple, who had sent all their needed information to Pine State to start the application process. Pine State took nearly 2 weeks to process these tenants and were unreachable during normal business hours (we called, texted, and even went into their office - only to find it closed on a Monday afternoon). Because Pine State did not contact anyone in a timely fashion, our potential tenants lost interest in our unit. We gave Mike a 30-day notice to vacate our unit and moved. Meanwhile, Mike and Pine State failed to make a reasonable effort to re-rent our vacant unit, which goes against Maine State Law (Landlord's duty to mitigate). We were given the option to pay a lease termination fee equal to 2 months rent (a nice $2700) at the end of January, but we felt that we shouldn't have to pay anything more because of Mike's lack of effort to re-rent our unit. The Maine State Attorney General's Office told us to pay the fee "under protest" and take legal action afterwards. Thankfully, our actual landlord (who we tried to contact before this all happened, but Pine State refused to give us their contact info) decided to terminate their agreement with Mike after we had only paid one half of our termination fee. Our landlord had no idea that we had moved out a month prior and had not received any termination fee from Mike, which brings us to the present day, where the landlord is fighting for our termination fee so it can be returned. The moral of the story is that Mike Conners of Pine State Property is extremely unprofessional and will do anything to get money out of his tenants and property owners.