Do not hire or move into a building where Homeside Property is the management company. I have lived in the condo for almost four years that Homeside manages, which is a small tight-knit community. In the beginning, I was optimistic due to the promises where made at HOA meetings. However, common elements are reminding how lovely my historic college dorms were. Here is a list of common elements that have not been maintained and neglected with photos: - In 2017 sprinklers inside units were inspected individually, with some deemed needing replacement. Under monthly HOA dues collected from homeowners, Homeside Properties promised tenants that sprinkler heads would be replaced, but as of 2020, they have not.   - The elevator has been left uninspected since 2015 or 2016. In 2020, the elevator was inspected, with ceiling panels missing. - The carpet throughout common elements was replaced several years ago but has been badly stained. Steps have concrete and carpet, but the rubber border securing the carpet has come undone and remains laying in the hallways. - In 2019 at a town hall meeting, homeowners were promised new security cameras and newly painted lines in the parking lot, but with an increase in HOA monthly fees with another double assessment. Today only one parking spot has fresh paint. - In August of 2020, there was a car theft. The car was not parked inside the parking garage gate due to the homeowner not possessing a key fob, which has been requested for over a year. To add to the neglect of common elements, the gate for underground parking is falling (see photo). - October 25th 2020, a window located in the hallway was pushed open with a tarp semi covering it to protect it from outside elements, despite recent storms. The window still has not been repaired. - November 3rd 2020, mail from homeowners has been dumped on the floor. Representatives from Homeside Properties lack communication, transparency, and ethics. Replies are the same excuses but never troubleshoot, addressing issues. Unfortunately, I am not a board member, even requesting information on this subject; I have grown exhausted with the neglect of the property and have been discussing moving since common elements have been left in disarray. It's like beating a dead horse. read more