We just moved to the area and were having a hard time finding a rental. Freedom Path posted a home…read moreon Facebook and within minutes of the posting I was in contact with Chris. I worked with both him and Vanesa and we were approved and moved in within two weeks. We LOVE our new home in Sandpoint and the tenant portal makes things so easy. I highly recommend this company!

We have had such a great experience getting into our home with Freedom Path Property Management!…read moreVanesa made the application process super smooth and easy and Chris on the promptness of tending to the repairs that were present and how quickly they responded and got people out there was super convenient and quick! In addition what amazing people to be renting from! You definitely will be pleased and satisfied with their exceptional service!

CDA PM is always super responsive and helpful. I would definitely recommend any property they…read moremanaging. Both Hannah and Amanda are always available to respond and help with anything we have.

I've rented through Lake CDA Property Management for several years. When I rented my current home,…read morethe listing advertised private RV parking. The property was delivered that way, and I had exclusive use of the parking for the beginning of my lease. A couple of months into my fixed-term lease, I noticed vehicles parked in the RV space. When I contacted management I was told they had decided to divide the RV parking into two separate spaces and lease them to other tenants for $100 per month each. No warning, no discussion. When I pointed out that the RV parking was part of what had been advertised with the rental, I was initially told it wasn't part of my lease. After I referenced the original listing, management acknowledged that the RV parking had been offered as an amenity with the unit, but maintained that a lease provision allowing them to "regulate the time, manner, and place of parking" permitted the change. After additional discussion and pointing out that "regulating" isn't the same as permanent removal, their solution was to permanently split the original RV parking area, allow me to use one of the two new spaces at no additional chage, and continue leasing the other half to another tenant. Then the owner of Lake CDA Property Management later called me. During that conversation, she confirmed to me that if I had been actively using the entire RV parking area before the new tenants moved in, it would not have been divided, and that my unit was the only one advertised with RV parking. Finally when asked if my RV parking would be restored, I was told it was impossible. My lease doesn't have a provision for RV parking and they have already amended the new tenants lease with the parking space. Overall, I am disappointed in everyone involved. The company, the employees, and the property owner. For years, I have never caused any issues, always paid my rent on time, been nothing but amenablem. Every step of the way trying to address this I got push back, underhanded tactics, and treated like I was causing the problems. All this for an additional $2,000, now $1000, in profit. Prospective tenants should carefully compare the listing, the lease, and any amenities they expect to receive, and get anything important confirmed in writing. Family owned and operated isn't a boon anymore, it's a buzzword.

Panhandle Management LLC becomes unresponsive when consistent follow-up or accountability is…read morerequested. In my experience, the more you push for basic enforcement and clear answers, the more resistance or deflection you receive instead of resolution.

This firm is HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE!!!…read more I own a house in Post Falls, so need somebody to help me manage it remotely. My last property manager went out of business, and referred me to this organization. Apparently most property management firms in the area are unethical, unresponsive, and just plain hard to deal with. Unfortunately, this one is NO excxeption. After being charged a setup fee for taking pictures of the home, it was IMPOSSIBLE to get a single picture emailed to me. Considereing the house is reasonably new and has been well cared for, I was shocked to receive some pretty outrageous quotes for repairing damage on the home. But when I asked for pictures to support the damage being reported, Tammi proved incapable of sending them to me. I was being pressured to approve quotes without being provided any supporting information, so it quickly became clear to me that this person was up to no good. While she planned to take these funds from the renter's security deposit, my feelling is that if she is willing to rip off a tenant, she is willing to rip me off too. I terminated our relationship and flew to Idaho to take over the property. When I got to their office, Tammi refused to give me the security deposit for the house. I never signed a contract with this person, so her refussal to surrender all of my property was a criminal act. But logic and reason will get you nowhere with this person, because she is simply a rude, petty, and unprofessional person to deal with. It has been a month since I ended my relationship with this loser, but she has still refused to send me that security deposit so that it can be dispersed as required by law. My sister also owns a home in the area and was referred to this firm by our last property manager. My sister was told that everything looked great with her house. While in the area, I drove by to see for myself. There was a clunker parked in the driveway that had flat tires, was leaking oil, and appeared to have been there so long that it was melting into the pavement. There was another car parked on the dead lawn. There was garbage on the roof, a boat parked on the side lawn, and children's drawings on the front of the house. It was an eye sore. For a property manager to claim that "everything looks fine" means that she is either incompetent or a liar, neither of which seem like acceptable business practices to me. The list of shady business practices that I witnessed goes on and on, but the bottom line is that this is not the place to let manage your investment. She will never deliver on a promise, she will lie, and she will steal. Avoid this person at all costs. Frankly, if would be cheaper and less time consuming to just get on a plane and deal with your own home than to let this loser anywhere near it.

Jennifer is great, found her through a listing online but also vetted her out on Yelp. She goes…read moreabove and beyond and just overall fantastic. Thanks Jennifer!

Thanks you to Josh and Jen Ivey for your wonderful advice and guidance on my recent home purchase…read more Also for advice on a previous property investment. You're the best.

We left the home cleaner than we found it. but they still tried to charge over $1500 for damages…read morethat were already there prior to moving in. make sure you document every little damage, scratch, hole, etc, when going through the move in check list. make sure you fight for your deposit or theyll take advantage. worse property management ive ever dealt with. the staff are rude and arent very helpful.

The man below is owner of this business at our walk thru all he did was keep using the FFFF bomb…read morescreaming at my husband very very unprofessional the property we moved from owner is going to remold the house and tear everything thing up, we had no problems taking care of anything that need but when he started Dropping the FFFFF BOMB it was time just to say bill us and walk away. We paided 46.800 dollar in rent for this property never missed paying even during the pandemic and he treat his tenant like this is unexceptionable...

This company is the best management firm we have ever dealt with. They take excellent care of our…read morerentals. They contact us the second a renter has an issue, and they truly care about their clients experiences with them. The communication has been phenomenal. and they do their absolute best on both ends. We have never seen anything like it, truly. My daughter rented a house in the Post Falls area through another management company in town and had a horrific experience. Thank you, CDA Property Management for taking such great care of us and our clients.

Would also give them one star if I could. Let's start with moving into their rental. Mailbox key…read morewas not working and it took them almost two weeks for them to replace the lock and give me the key. Only when I told them they were interfering with medical paperwork, and they were, did they get someone the next day to fix it. They are not responsive for maintenance. Their maintenance worker is a real cool dude but he also smoked cigarettes in the driveway for our rental property and left the butts on the ground almost every time. The agent that set up the rental for me and signed-off on my lease, also woke my roommate up abruptly one day. He had let himself into our rental (with notice) to show someone the unit in order to POSSIBLY install fiber internet. It just seemed like a violation of privacy for something that was not crucial to the maintenance of the unit. Privacy laws are usually in favor of the tenant. The agent that set up my rental was either let go or quit at some period of time, and I was never notified. When I called the office to ask for him when the other agents were hassling me, I was told he was gone. But then again, they liked to keep things bare. Let's also talk about flooding. My rental was flooded with water multiple times for months on end; maintenance only came to check inside my rental once. Each time it was flooded, I was cleaning it up on my own. They received pictures and videos of the flooding at least twice. The emergency hotline I was given on my lease to call, did not answer and the mailbox was full. No one came to inspect it for days most times. They claimed it was because of a pipe in a unit above me but then never followed up on the damage within the rental. Bubbled floors, bowing walls, not to mention molding and mildewing. Some of the rooms that I told them were flooded or affected by the water, they didn't even look at at all! It was a great testament to how well or not well they will treat your rental! At the start of COVID and for about 4 or 5 months after, it was the most I had ever heard from them. And that was because they needed rent. Keep in mind mortgage relief was one of the first things passed, and rent relief was not. The world was upside down, I had to wait for unemployment for months, and I let them know this. I was struggling to find food banks or places to do laundry when all I had was dish soap. One of the women working here had the nerve to ask why I was receiving packages. My elderly grandmother was sending me non-perishables or laundry and dish soap with her credit card so we could eat. The woman working for the real estate company alluded to me voluntarily not paying rent because of the packages. I had to sternly correct her, and let her know I was asthmatic. And that took precedent at that time because inhalers were scarce. Let's move on to personal actions carried out by this company. When I had a roommate move out, and there were only two women in my rental, the harassment from the agents here felt homophobic in nature. They would refuse to talk to my roommate unless it was on the phone, even though we told them multiple times that she was disabled and unable to communicate this way. Anytime I tried to get something in writing, at tbe advice of tenant lawyers, they would ignore it and keep calling. They would call me and LITERALLY scream at me over the phone. They hung up on me when I asked them to stop interrupting or yell at me. When they told me they were ending my lease and I asked why, they said "we don't have to tell you," and hung up. I recorded everything and I let them know that. And I still have these recordings. Another tenant living in the rental property told me she also felt homophobic retaliation from the people here, and she was visibly, proudly queer. The real estate company would try to put us against each other, trying to get one of us to admit to having pets. I still to this day do not know who was reporting that I had a dog or cats or that I was smoking marijuana in the front yard, but I digress.

We signed up for a referral program through our mortgage bank where if we used one of their…read morepreferred agents we would get a cash bonus when we closed on a new house. Initially we were a bit skeptical as to whether this would be a good thing or not... We were worried we would get a bad realtor. We got Laurie. Initially we still weren't sure about her, but after getting to meet her and go and look at a few properties, she knew her stuff and was on top of things from the get go. She was a bit surprised with how much research we had already done as well. As the process of buying went on she showed herself to be knowledgeable, tenacious, and motivated. She was a great advocate for us, her clients, and made sure we knew everything we needed to know and fought hard for our best interests in everything. Overall I would highly recommend her for any one looking for an agent. She is one of the best out there.

We purchased a home in May of this year that was listed by Laurie Frank. She had posted beautiful…read morephotos of this home online as well as a YouTube video. The home was pristine and appeared to be so in person as well. Once we closed escrow and moved in, we discovered that her clients had been allowing their pets to urinate throughout the entire house and had been covering up the odor. There was so much urine that it had infiltrated the cement and wood floors, had rusted the carpet nails and mold was starting to grow. The smell was starting to make us ill. We had the carpets cleaned and tried several different remedies to fix the situation but everything was short lived. We learned from experts in this field that our situation was so bad that the only fix was removing the carpet, padding and tack strips, covering the floors with Kilz and repainting the affected rooms because these animals had lifted their legs on the walls and baseboards. We are into this mess for almost $14k, money we don't have and shouldn't have had to spend. We sent Ms. Frank pictures and a letter explaining our dilemma and she didn't even have the decency to respond. We have also discovered that there had been water damage in our basement that has been repaired but was not disclosed. A good realtor would stand by her clients in good and bad. Her clients were the WORST and now we have to foot the bill. Pretty darn shameful!

They deserve no stars. They are completely unprofessional. They lost my rental agreement and tried…read moreto charge me $1000 for no rental agreement. They threatened to charge me $300 to mow my lawn, when it was just mowed. They wanted me to pull all the weeds and water the lawn. I have been watering the lawn, but some parts are still brown due to the heat. They try to charge you extra money but they are slow in repairing things that need to be done in. the house. This is the worst company.

As a property owner needing professional property management services, this is the absolute last…read moreplace I would recommend anyone ever patronize. Our last tenants asked us if they could deal with us directly because they found the company so unpleasant to deal with - and these were excellent tenants! Our problems with this company started with the non-responsiveness of staff. Phone calls and emails go unreturned for days or weeks at a time. Today was the final straw. I went into the office to see what was taking them so long to respond to an email, and the owner had the audacity to chew ME out, accusing me (without any foundation) of "stealing" "her" rental agreement. Last year, they closed on a regular business day with no advance notice to us, leaving our incoming tenants to arrive with no keys available to access the property. At the end of that tenant's term, they no-showed to the final walk-through. Again, property owners beware, and steer clear!

Ray Cross is truly amazing. We are planning to purchase a property in Northern Idaho. This can…read morefeel overwhelming from 1400 miles away. Ray has been very responsive with communication, has listened to our needs, is patient, proactive and has not made us feel pressured. I have changed my "must haves" several times and he is always on board. He is one of those people whose smile you can hear through the phone. You would be making a HUGE mistake if did not contact him before any other agent!!!

From the owner: At Coldwell Banker Schneidmiller Realty, we offer one stop for all of your real estate needs with…read morespecialization in residential home finding and resale, commercial, new construction, land, Luxury/Previews home market, waterfront and corporate relocation. As a part of a worldwide network of exceptional real estate companies, we can assist you with everything from a move next door to a relocation anywhere in the world.

Raniel did a fantastic job helping us sell our home in CdA. Always available to answer questions…read moreand put great effort out to help give the home the extra exposure it needed for a quick sale. Thanks to his professionalism, we sold it for over the appraised value and in only 90 days! You will not regret partnering with him to buy or sell your next home. Highly recommend!

Simply the best! If you're looking for a place to call home in CDA you can't do better than Raniel…read moreDiaz. He has exceptional knowledge of the area and steered us in the right direction every step of the way. Other realtors I've worked with will sell you anything that pops up on Redfin for the right price, but Raniel is more discerning than that. He listens and learns about each of his clients needs and will be the first to tell you if he thinks a property you've selected won't be a good fit. We really appreciated his attention to detail. If we're ever in the market for another home in CDA he will be the first person we call! Highly recommended