Katherine is super responsive, courteous and knowledgeable. The communications between myself and…read moreSupra are great. I feel very good knowing my property is in their hands.

I have used Supra property managers since March 2023 and found them to be incredibly professional…read moreand efficient. They found me a great tenant that pays on time and their communications with me were always timely and accurate. Fortunately I didn't have any property issues but if I had, I know that they would have been handled promptly and efficiently. Thank you! If you need a company to manager your rental property(s) I would highly recommend Supra!

Very responsive very nice people. I was looking to talk to a realtor and they hooked me up with a…read morereally nice one.

Suzanne and Taylor have been fantastic to work with. I highly recommend. Everyone communicated and…read moregot my house taken care of fast!

Fantastic agents! We used Lara as our agent when we moved from California to Florida. We couldn't…read morebe happier. Aside from her fantastic personality- she is efficient, extremely knowledgeable about the area and real estate! Highly recommend. We even closed early.

This company is the definition of bad business. Leslie Duncan blatantly lied and did not disclose…read morethe home I purchased had rodent issues previously and they weren't completely taken care of. They refused to give me proof of an exclusion done on the property. Not to mention read all the comments regarding this company praying on poor military families. Be very careful about where you spend your money. Instead of actually finding the issue they tried going over it with insulation. This was a nightmare and I look forward to seeing them in court.

been trying to look at a property, they keep sending lock box code that doesn't work and nobody…read moreassisting

I had multiple viewings set up through JWB, the first was all ai photos that looked nothing like…read morethe house i arrived at, they were totally fake pictures! The second and only suitable property was a condo it was nice and looked like the pictures. The third house i drove to on the other side of town had no lock box, so it was a complete waste of time. After the first house i realized they were using the same pictures for different listings, which is very deceptive! The next two houses were so run down and looked nothing like the photos i just kept driving. The last and final house was ok but there was a group of teens outside squaring up to fight, very unsettling! Updated review as i misunderstood the remote working qualifications.

I have bought 5 properties and sold 2 since moving to Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. Each time I have…read moreworked with Suzy Evans of Davidson Realty. Suzy develops such a wonderful professional relationship with her clients that reassures you she is working with you to get the best deal in real estate. I trust her 1000% to get the deal done and done well. She pays attention to all the details and responds to you at all hours of the day. If there is a problem, she is first to roll up her sleeves and find the solution. I have developed a rental property business with Suzy by my side. She navigates me through the ups and downs of real estate calmly and confidently. Her professional discretion is always appreciated. I can recommend Suzy and Davidson Realty with confidence.

Brian Martin is an exceptionally profession real estate agent and I appreciate all the hard work he…read moreput into finding the right home for us. He was available when we needed him and he always had good advice. I would certainly use him again for any real estate transaction in Jacksonville. I recommend him highly.

The managers are rude and unresponsive when reporting issues…read more We try to talk to the current managers and they roll their eyes while staring us in the face. And respond rudely as if we are asking them to move the world. I am sorry for having to be a Karen.

If this place could get negative stars , it would be fitting. I begin with the Poor management…read morestaff that my husband and I have dealt with on many occasions and they feel an entitlement, which trickles down to all the other staff. Apartments and property are dilapidated , not well maintained at all. Takes them months to fix issues within your unit, disorganized and unprofessional . But with all that being said they are sure to want your money for these overpriced apartments . So please stay away, look elsewhere . Until the management is dealt with, and changed, this complex will be a run down hell hole slum where they expect top dollar, for mediocrity .

Response time is poor. High fees, gate always broken and air and vacuum never work plus takes your…read moremoney.

As long as Kingdom Management is associated with this HOA, negative reviews will continue…read more My experience with Kingdom Management is nothing short of a living hell. We lived in Florida years ago when my husband was stationed in Jacksonville. In all my experience with HOA management companies in Florida and the various states in which we lived, I can confidently state that Kingdom Management is the most absurdly unprofessional. Issues with Kingdom Management began a few months after they were hired as the newest management company. Our HOA checks would be returned due to Kingdom Management's frequent address changes. Our payments were set to autopay through our credit union so, we would update the information, and a check would be reissued, and months later, the process would repeat. The "guess the new location game" was exasperating; moreover, we were unsure if the payment was made until sometime later. To circumvent further issues, I began to make online payments through the Kingdom Management site via BB&T. We have never received consistent invoices from Kingdom Management. The online bill pay is a very basic site, where a user clicks a box to indicate Jan-Dec fee, which opens another box to impute a payment amount. After a payment method is entered, and submit the transaction is complete. There is nothing displayed on the screen to indicate a monthly fee, nor balances. In early 2019, I received a letter from a law firm on behalf of Kingdom Management to collect any unpaid balance. A lien was placed on my property, and I was thoroughly confused. Apparently Kingdom Management failed to send the end of the year annual invoice and then referred me to a collection company for a bill I never received, which cost me thousands. Around April 2019, in typical nonsensical fashion, Kingdom Management sending one sporadic invoice for a bill paid monthly. I noticed that some payments were not reflected on the account. The HOA assesses monthly fees and annual fees; both accounts are managed through Kingdom Management and paid through BB&T. I took the fault for this- thinking I inadvertently made the monthly payment to the incorrect account, I contacted Kingdom Management. I was told the account would be reviewed, and any residual payments would be applied to the correct account. A few months ago, we were victims of identity theft- which made a mess of everything, Our accounts were compromised, and it caused a delay in payments for all of my bills until things were sorted. I began to increase our monthly HOA payments by about $40 a month, which I felt would be sufficient until I could make an additional balloon payment for the residual amount. While I realize financial issues are not the concern of Kingdom management, it's essential to recognize that payments were being made to the account. Since the 2018 incident, I make certain to remind the Kingdom Management employee for whom I speak the importance of communication since I live out-of-state. I had a false sense of confidence in Kingdom Management for a fleeting second because, although I was not receiving regular invoices, I was receiving letters from Kingdom Management regarding bylaw violations. In fact, on three occasions spanning January- September 2019 Kingdom Management contacted me via USPS- reaffirming that they knew how to contact me- but were selective as to when contact was made. During 2019- I had contacted the Kingdom Management office, on a few occasions. Furthermore, my property manager also contacted the Kingdom management office on multiple occasions and provided her contact information to them as well. During these exchanges with Kingdom Management, there was never a mention of my account balance or payments. At any point during this period, Kingdom Management could have mentioned my account, sent a notice regarding my account, or made some contact with me regarding my account, and while I received three warnings about violations not once was I notified about my account status. Imagine my shock and horror when opening my mail today only to discover that Kingdom management referred our account to a collection attorney. The questionable underhanded business antics of Kingdom Management strikes again! I received not one, but three letters from the hired attorney henchmen. I was referred to the attorney because my payments were not "timely". Furthermore, it is increasingly unnerving to consider Kingdom Management sent three letters regarding bylaw disputes but never bothered to notify me about taking action due to timely payments Kingdom Management's handling of this situation was purposeful and deliberate. Had the timeliness of my payments been broached at any point, this could have been handled differently. According to the ledger from the attorney- at the end of this miserable ordeal, with all the fees included, I will pay more for this situation than the entire year of HOA payments.