We employed Barlow Realty for the sale of our Leisure Village condo. ALL of the Barlow Family we…read moreworked with were knowledgable, helpful, professional, and friendly. McKay suggested some quick, practical, and economical improvements be made to the property and oversaw the project for us. The property sold quickly and for more than we expected. Their knowledge of the Leisure Village Association rules and regs was beyond helpful. We wish had known about them when we purchased years ago because they really know the local market. Our experience was positive and seamless. We would use them again and recommend them highly.

I was with Barlow Property Management (BPM) for 14 months. I rented in Leisure Village (LV) and…read morewhen I moved out, I found someone to take over my lease so Dan Klein did not miss a payment. I paid the entire month of Feb. and moved our on Feb. 14th. The new tenant, by law, could not move in until March 1, 2025 but she moved in on Feb. 28 as witnessed by the neighbors. In addition, Dan Klein, the owner, was to pay LV change of tenancy fees of $80. Dan Klein and McKay with BPM charged me both the $80 and for the last day of Feb. even though the new tenant moved in on that day. This is all illegal. Nothing new for both McKay at BPM and Dan Klein. They are horrible and will charge you for things that are not even legal to charge you for. NEVER RENT FROM BPM!

Company does not respond to listing inquiries. I called in the morning and was told I'd get a call…read moreback from the listing agent. Having not received the callback, I tried following up at the by calling the main line and was told by the receptionist that I needed to go to go to their website and fill out their website contact form and wait for someone to contact me. Highly unprofessional.

Recently took over our HOA. Poor customer service. Called their emergency line several times…read more(during business hours) & the phone just rang. Not even an answering machine picked up.

Just the facts. They represented the buyer insisted on their escrow and title choice. Why a 1041…read moreexchange but the buyer moved in? They Asked for the sellers moving address supposedly to send the seller a gift. No gift received. Why the sellers address was needed at all ?

The broker and office manager set the bar for this office. They are very knowledgeable, keep up…read morewith all the current laws and trends and are very trustworthy. The Realtors I've worked with are friendly and guide their clients through the entire process of buying or selling a home. Once in escrow it is easy for a client to have all paperwork at your fingertips as the Realtor invites you to an online portal which stores all the documents. No running through old emails trying to find an item. The portal also works with a cell phone so if you are on vacation it's no problem. The people I know who have used this company have been very happy with their Realtor's performance.

Great Morning in Camarillo Thank You RE/MAX Camarillo for…read morehosting a community event like document/paper shredding First Class office and great folks Not to mention Great Realtors *****

My wife and I were connect with Willie Schmeltz and what an experience. At the time of this…read morereview, we were looking in Ventura and the inventory was very limited. Willie dug in with us right away, got a perfect sense of what we were looking for and helped steer us to our recent purchase of our dream home. Can't say enough good things about him and the team at ReMax.

I had the worst nightmare hiring Dennis Aubrey to sell my house...Honestly, he did not even earn a…read morestar! He was very unprofessional, incompetent & a liar! Dennis will tell you anything to sell your house until he gets the listing. I would never use Keller Williams again after the terrible experience!

Hired this agency to sell our house. They did a walk through said everything was great .in…read moreCamarillo ca. The listing agent didn't show the house had one open house. Every showing was a a different agent from different companies. I had to be there then leave everytime which is not a big deal but I'm handicapped so it just made it physically painful. When they couldn't sell the house cause every new agent didn't know what was going on. So then keller williams decided it was a fixer?! So they kept lowering in the price. I had to put up the sign they left it on the porch. There wasn't the correct hardware so it fell off and luckily someone else was selling their house two doors down and they fixed it. Finally sold for alot less. If you don't mind doing all the work showings, hanging up the signs dealing with multiple agents. Oh and being promised that it was in great shape and worth a certain amount and then taking it back when they can't sell it. Well this is the company for you. My advice rethink this decision.

Community Property Management presents itself as a polished HOA management firm backed by…read morecredentials, committees, and confidence. What you actually get is a long-form improvisation on the theme of "we'll circle back." Pros: If you enjoy channeling low-grade administrative horror into laughter, CPM has you covered. Routine tasks are transformed into ongoing sagas, complete with suspense, callbacks, and unresolved endings. Operations: Response times appear to be governed by a proprietary calendar system not aligned with urgency or reality. Emails are acknowledged in a friendly, professional tone, which is helpful, because resolution is optional. Institutional memory is impressively short, ensuring each interaction feels like a soft reboot. Policies exist. They are cited frequently. Their enforcement varies by week, staff member, and phase of the moon. Governance and Conflicts of Interest: Seasoned manager and daughter of the owners, Chelsi Rueter (CCAM, CMCA, AMS, PCAM and past CAI-Channel Islands Chapter President) was just formally recalled from her own homeowners association board by vote of her neighbors, while her fellow directors were joyously reelected. For a company that advises boards on governance, elections, and homeowner relations, being removed by your own community is not a résumé enhancement. The irony deepens with legal representation. CPM-managed associations repeatedly retain the same outside legal counsel. That attorney maintains a long-standing personal and professional relationship with Chelsi, yet somehow continues to appear as counsel of record across multiple CPM communities. This is presented less as a decision and more as a natural law. In my opinion, this constitutes an unmanaged conflict of interest. Even if technically permissible, the optics are doing most of the talking here, and they are not flattering. Bottom Line: Community Property Management is best suited for associations with patience, resilience, and a strong appreciation for dark humor. If you expect proactive management, clean timelines, or clear separation of interests, prepare to recalibrate early. Credentials are plentiful. Trust is conditional. Rating: 0.5 out of 5 unresolved action items, still "under review."

I spoke with Malisa at CS on the phone and what a wonderful person. We met Malisa today and she is…read morestellar in all aspects of customer service and such a kind and authentic individual. We were inquiring about a vacation property and getting information regarding the HOA and Malisa was perfect in every way. It's so refreshing to deal with wonderful, joyful professionals who care about community and people. Highly recommended

Melissa Hunter is the best real estate agent in Ventura County. It's that simple. If you want a…read morehouse in the area that is well suited for you, there's no other option. Melissa was the main reason we got our amazing house, and I don't think we would be living here without her. She made us feel like her only client, and kept us calm during every step of the convoluted and intimidating process of buying our first house. Melissa first stood out on getting back to us after reaching out on Yelp looking for realtors. It was easy to tell right away that she gets things done, which is absolutely essential in the cut throat and competitive real estate market in Ventura County at the moment. Melissa also took the time to get to know us to truly find a place right for us. On our first house tour, she had a very specific plan in mind to show us potential matches in different locations spread out around the area. It was mostly a fact finding mission, and it just showed how Melissa already cared about us and making sure we're happy in any potential place that we find. Good homes in our price range aren't readily available in this market, so we thought it would take awhile. We found our house in only nine toured houses all thanks to Melissa. We live about an hour and a half away from Ventura County, so it's not always easy to come out and see a home when it pops up, and speed is essential in this market. Melissa went the next day and took a video of the place to help us decide, and we submitted an offer just based on the video. Melissa helped us with the offer, and was absolutely essential as we countered three different times until it was our house. Melissa is very knowledgable about the market and the processes and kept us fully up to date on the other offers, and provided advice on how to make our offer the best possible for acceptance for each counter stage. Getting your offer accepted is extremely challenging, and that was only the beginning of this process. The 30 day escrow period is filled with landmines and potholes that Melissa helped us navigate expertly. We were thrown a ton of curve balls during the process, especially on the loan side of things, and Melissa was always there to chat, offer advice, and help as much as possible from the realtor side of things. We ended up not being able to close until 11 days after the original closing date because of the delay on the loan, but Melissa kept us at ease and on track with open negotiations with the seller so they didn't worry. We hit every disclosure date in plenty of time with Melissa in control, and even with all of the stresses, Melissa was always a calming influence. To show just how amazing Melissa is, her care for us didn't end when we got the keys. We had some issues pop up after move in related to our warranty coverage, and Melissa has been right there to help us file claims and stay on top of different service technicians. Melissa couldn't have done better in this whole process, as well as her partner Jason (who we never met, but he was always on top of all the backend processes, timing, and documentation). If you want a home in Ventura County, Melissa Hunter and Jason Walters are the only choice.

Jason is a wonderful person and great real estate agent. I'm so happy and thankful I found him!read more

We have a HORRIBLE experience from DEBBIE HANSEN from day one…read more Very Unprofessional, Rude, RACIST, Bad behavior. I called before we came to set up our ist meeting & Debbie said Don't accept walk-in even though I explained it to her that I called first before we came still RUDE, No smile on her face at all. ( the entire time we were there ) Also, if you call/email her if there's any addt'l reqs needed, she would answer it @ RUDE Mean way. We supposed to back out on this RUDE Unprofessional DEBBIE HANSEN but we are bout to close escrow. BAD business & DEBBIE HANSEN treated us like TRASH.

It was a delight to have worked with Gina Larson who was our escrow officer when we purchased our…read morehouse in Camarillo. She provided clear explanations to our questions, and was patient throughout the process and especially during the closing of escrow.

One of their employees accidentally turned my water off for 3 days in December. I've been calling…read moresince December 6th, and it's February 27th to get a resolution. The last 12 days I've called everyday and no one from corporate has been able to return my call or respond to an email. I pay $3,000 a month, and they have so many empty units, rent is now $2,500 online. They offered me a $100 gift card for 3 days of no water, even though my rent is $100 a day, and I couldn't stay for 3 days. I had to get a hotel because I also have a 5 year old daughter and a dog. No one has replied or responded. Meanwhile the trash hasn't been picked up in 9 days, washers and dryers never work, the hardwood flooring in my apartment peeled up, no one came out so I fixed it myself. I've been here a year and a half, and right now they offer free 1st month rent if you move in, but I got offered $100 for compensation in a place I couldn't live at for 3 days. The hold music says what a great place they are to rent room, and such a respectable company... but I haven't been able to get a hold of corporate office once. This kid Ian keeps saying he doesn't know what else to tell me but sorry they don't call back... Ramona at corporate office is a receptionist and says she passes on every note... it's been 3 months.

When I tell you this is literally the worst company I think I've ever worked with. The staff that…read morethey have at their properties and as well at this headquarters they are so disrespectful and inconsiderate. They do not care about you they don't care about your finances they don't care about your time. Veronica Lopez was extremely condescending to me. Stating that if I have a problem paying $3000 rent and not having a proper roof over my head I should get out of California. Like who says that? Keep in mind they're going to tack on late fees and never get back to you about it and say that they can't remove them for some odd reason. This whole company is bullshit I genuinely regret giving them any business and I will definitely not be renewing my lease!!!!