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Not sure how long this has be going on but this business is leasing out to drug dealers as well as prostitution. You can see these people all day everyday hanging around the block selling. By law you are supposed to show check stubs as well as proof of income to rent or lease correct? Impossible when your income is meth and sex trafficking idk how they let this continue when there are elderly people and children. It’s disgustingly unprofessional to be honest.

I would rate it a Zero but you can’t on this scale.
Where to begin. Looking at a house on 1165 E La France drive at Champlain and Perrin for $ 1495 a month I meet Jason there, a hapless looking young man with no personality or social skills. As I attempt to be pleasant and ask questions he stands there bored and not engaged. As if I’m interrupting his personal time. Much to my dismay the property lacks essential appliances such as refrigerator and washer and dryer. (At this price point every other property I’ve seen including many at the Gorgeous Brand New Harlan Ranch have them). Therefore I leave with him knowing I’ll think about it. I give Jason my business card and shake his hand thanking him for viewing– perhaps he should have learned from that interaction he should thank his appointments and give his business card ~ business 101)
I call the next day to ask about negotiable price because I’d have to purchase appliances. Again my interaction with Jason is subpar, his tone rude and angry, his vocabulary basic and he also seems to lack basic knowledge of his job. — he won’t even speak to owners of home on my behalf– a very basic portion of his limited role as «property manager» ~ hopefully the owners know he doesn’t attempt to be helpful but rather shun potential renters.
I’ll spare you all the details). … So I contact his manager, Mike, another unskilled and uneducated voice over the phone. He heard my thoughts on their lack of professionalism, enthusiasm and commitment to their job. Who cares if it resonated because it should me I’ll never rent from them or interact with them!
My recommendation DO NOT RENT FROM THEM OR HIRE THEM! They were probably trained in an afternoon Saturday course by a flunky.

Had the worst experience, the receptionist at the front office was so unprofessional. She had such poor customer service skills.

I recently started to look for something bigger, and I found this company’s listings. I gave them a call, and set up an appointment for a showing of a property. From the start, the Realtor, Jason Huss, didn’t introduce himself. He gave a quick smile, and opened the door.
By the way, the door knob to the security screen door was removed. I hoped that it was the realtor’s doing, and not a thief. The neighborhood was older and established, but still, you never know.
The house wasn’t for me the second I walked in. The layout was awful. But that’s not the houses fault, and I am not reviewing the house, I am reviewing the realty company.
As my husband and I ventured through the house, alone, I looked in the bathtub and there were dead spiders. Sick.
My husband mentioned that it was dirty, and Jason said, «Well we haven’t cleaned it yet.»
OK, then why the hell would you show it?
He didn’t have answers about whether we could paint or not.
He was playing a game on his cell phone. And he wasn’t sure how long the property could be held with a deposit. Not that I wanted it. But at this point we were trying to get any information out of him.
We were walking out, and on the floor, there were two dead bugs. I can’t tell the difference between cockroaches or water bugs (don’t judge me), but the bugs were that brown color… again he said, «I told you it hasn’t been cleaned.»
I didn’t say anything. I just wanted to get out.
If you are trying to sell, rent, or lease a house, it should be your job to make the property look as best as it can. Be friendly, and comforting.
The impression left, was none of the above.

Very honest and fair. I’ve leased both a commercial and residential property and they have always been fair in the way they approach any problems that you may encounter.