Thank you so much Armin for taking the time and answering all of our questions. We really…read moreappreciate how knowledgeable you were and how easily you answered. We wish you the best.

Had a great apartment walkthrough yesterday! The young man Armin, showed me around was incredibly…read morepolite, knowledgeable, and professional. He answered all my questions about student housing and made the whole family feel comfortable . Highly recommend!"

For anyone reading this I will give you an honest opinion as someone who's both lived in the motel…read morelooking buildings and the K building. Its long but gives you an idea of what to expect. Pay attention to the 1 star reviews those are the honest reviews. The management team artificially inflates the reviews by offering giveaways to anyone that leaves reviews on the 3 big apartment sites. The last one was in Sept 2024. If you are trying to win free stuff would you really rate anything 1 star? Pros: -It's close to food places and close CSU. -It has grills you can use. -For a couple months there's a pool available. The motel apartments: Appliances are not quality up to date and even some of my oven burners did not work. Expect that you will be able to hear and feel everything your next door neighbors are doing. (Use your imagination what I mean by that). Waking up to those 2am activities get old really quick. If you live by the laundry room expect nice 11pm slams from the laundry room door and dryers. K-building : The whole building smells like a combination of a nursing home and weed. There are dead bugs and spider webs hanging off ceilings and walls. There are brown nasty water stained ceiling tiles in the hallways along with busted exit signs. On wild nights the college kids like to bust out the doors that you use to enter the building so anyone can come walking in. Ive seen it happen at least 3 times in the past year. **Expect the homeless to steal things off your bike so I wouldn't suggest keeping it outside.** The Social West has some of the most unethical business practices I have ever seen. It all starts with the 49 page contract you sign. 3 memorable situations: First: THIS IS IMPORTANT: When March 1st of the following year comes around and you have not made the decision to stay another year and signed a lease at that point you apartment is up for grabs. This place will literally rent your own room out from underneath you before your lease is even close to ending. This happen to me. How is that remotely ethical? Their remedy was offering the most expensive units in the (k building) called the "Penthouses". If those wouldn't of been available you are at the mercy of other apartment places availability or you are flat out on the street. Second: There was a time I was locked out of the K building on a Friday night. I called a number to get ahold of Social West where I was told "theres nothing we can do Im sorry you either have to wait for someone to open the door or call a locksmith". The reality is no lock smith is gonna help you break into a apartment building. I get it don't forget your keys but stuff happens sometimes. Third: I tried to call the office to inquire about some personal life issues and how they would impact me at the social west. The office didn't even have the decency to return the phone call. Yet I was paying for your salaries? All the office did was send me a generic paragraph long email citing some part of the contract. If you ask me it was to keep any sort of emotion or feelings out of the picture. I attached a invoice expect to see some of those charges not all of course. Leaving the apartment clean or dirty you will still pay cleaning fees. The funny thing is they hire people to clean right, but then they charge you on top of cleaning to clean the oven. Yet my oven wouldn't even perform the clean function and would stop working when you tried to start it. Summary: There are probably 100 apartment places in Fort Collins and the vast majority will give you a much better experience than The Social West. This place isn't worth it trust me.

Renting at The Social West was a positive experience from day one. The staff and management were…read moreexceptionally helpful with my move-in and continued to be friendly and attentive throughout my stay. Maintenance requests were generally addressed promptly, and the front office was almost always available during the week for any assistance. I lived at The Social West for about a year and a half, only ending my lease early due to a family emergency back on the East Coast. The location is incredibly walkable, just off Elizabeth, and since I worked remotely, I rarely needed to drive during the week. Overall, I highly recommend The Social West for its convenience and great service.

We replaced our existing fireplace with a stone fireplace. Hearth House was easy to work with and…read moredid a great job. On Time!

We had a wonderful experience with The Hearth House! They built our fireplace mantel, installed a…read morenew gas fireplace, did the stonework on the hearth and added the shiplap for us to mount the TV on, all based off of a picture that I had found and showed them. We were so impressed with their timely interactions, friendly and professional team and the quality of their work. It was great how they were able to do all aspects of the project in house (gas fireplace, stonework, woodwork) instead of us having to find different places to do each piece of the project. Shane and Steve in particular were a pleasure to work with and we would recommend them to anyone who would like a new beautiful fireplace in their home!

I retained Marvin Gardens for tenant-placement services for my carriage house in Longmont. My…read moreexperience as a landlord has been very disappointing. Among my concerns: * My stated screening requirements were not followed. * I was told that pre-screening before showings could not be accommodated. * After I terminated the relationship, Marvin Gardens continued to act as though it remained in effect, including continuing to schedule showings. * I dispute fees that Marvin Gardens claims are owed. * I have filed a complaint with the Colorado Division of Real Estate and have retained the underlying emails and supporting documents. Based on my experience, I would not hire Marvin Gardens again.

Incredibly helpful over the phone. Clearly component and friendly staff. This was B2B, cannot…read morespeak to the tenant experience.

This is Anthony your Nuve Thermostats Rep. Just wanted to say what a great secretary Maria is "I…read morewas immediately impressed by the friendliness and professionalism of the front desk staff. The secretary who answered my call was polite, patient, and incredibly helpful in scheduling my appointment. She made the whole process smooth and stress-free, and even followed up to confirm the technician's arrival. Great first impression that set the tone for the entire service experience!"

Would not recommend this company. Company made sure to take no responsibility regarding not…read morecommunicating with their tech for a cancelled appointment, who showed up, was irritated for the non-communication and then ran over new landscaping. Glad we didn't have them do work in our home.

I'm retracting my original 5-star rating after living at The Quarry for just a month. I moved into…read morea brand-new unit that had glue embedded in the carpet, which took weeks to address. When they finally replaced it, they had used discontinued carpet during the buildout and I now have a patchwork floor in a unit I'm the very first to occupy. But the real issue is how management handles tenant needs -- and their questionable use of policies to profit. A few weeks in, my front door smart lock malfunctioned, making it impossible to properly secure my apartment. It dropped from 90% battery to ZERO. When I requested a key (which should've been provided from day one), they attempted to charge me $50. This isn't just petty -- it's a blatant example of prioritizing profit over resident safety and responsibility. Even after explaining the situation, they ignored my initial emails, and only later confirmed they would still charge me. Meanwhile, I see the complex investing in a shiny new golf cart. It's clear where the budget is going -- and it's not toward tenant support or accountability. I cannot recommend living at The Quarry. Misusing Fair Housing language and policy to nickel-and-dime residents over issues caused by their own faulty systems is a recipe for long-term mistrust. Bad business practices always catch up.

Samantha was a good tour guide. good energy.. beautiful property.. great amenities . loved floor…read moreplan

My wife and I had numerous questions about the local real estate market in the Denver area. He is…read moreincredibly well informed. When we make our final decision on investing in the area he will be our go to man. Thanks Nick, Stan

I have been in Denver for almost 8 years now. We've purchased 4 properties in that time. From…read moreinvestments to our forever home most recently, Nick Bowman and House Calls Realty is the only broker/agent I'll use in the Denver metro area. The rentals that we bought have doubled, some tripled in value, Nick helped identify these great deals before the market trends. Because of his superior customer service, I've referred several friends to House Calls Realty, who have all purchased and were extremely happy with the experience. Nick has also put together a great team! The loan officer he suggested was able to get us a FHA loan months before our expectations. If you are looking to buy a property in Colorado, Nick Bowman at House Calls Realty is who you should use! Ask him about his new property management division. House Calls Realty is truly full service and can meet all of your real estate needs!