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    The Harriman Realty Group

    3.7 (3 reviews)
    Open 8:30 am - 6:00 pm

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    The agent's attitude toward me was unprofessional and unwelcoming…read more Buying a home is a major decision, and buyers deserve equal respect and clear communication. This agent seriously needs to learn how to communicate professionally and respectfully with all buyers, not just select ones.

    I'm sharing my personal experience as a homeowner in an association that previously hired Harvest…read moreRealty Development to manage our HOA, so other boards and communities can make informed decisions. In my experience, the way the company presented itself before we signed the management contract felt noticeably different from how things went once they were actually managing our community. Before hiring, communication felt positive and accommodating, but after the contract was in place, their responsiveness and overall attitude toward homeowners seemed to change in a way I found disappointing. Work orders were sometimes delayed, disregarded, or not completed. Communication was not always punctual, and at times interactions with homeowners felt argumentative rather than collaborative. I also had concerns about financial management. From my perspective, some contractor bids appeared higher than expected, and the accounting we received did not always feel clear or transparent. This left me uncomfortable with how funds might be allocated. Important due-diligence notes for boards considering this company (or any management firm): Carefully review the wording of any proposed repair scopes and contract terms. I encountered line items that felt vague to me. Do your own diligence: ask for detailed breakdowns of materials, labor, and contingencies. Obtain multiple competitive bids before approving repairs, and compare like-for-like scopes. Request regular, easy-to-follow financial reports and ask clarifying questions until everything is clear. These are my personal observations and opinions based on direct experience, and others may have different experiences. For any community evaluating management services, I recommend asking detailed questions up front, requiring transparent documentation, and closely reviewing contracts, scopes, and financials before moving forward.

    The Harriman Realty Group - realestatesvcs - Updated July 2026

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