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Property Management

Peaks to Plains Property Management, LLC

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  • Jared M

    Date: 07/09/2024

    I have been a new tenant for 2 weeks. The communication has been the bare minimum, usually requiring my promoting for them to respond. The property was not cleaned, dust everywhere, trash in the house and yard, cobwebs, stains on the ceiling, sink leaking, AC not working, windows still don't latch right, bugs coming in through poor sealing, the list goes on. I was called yesterday to inform me no compensation will be offered for the egregious list of missed standards. I cannot emphasize enough to stay fat, far away from this company and their abhorrent professionalism.

  • Tamara N

    Date: 10/23/2022

    I'm writing to file a complaint on Peaks to Plains about an issue that was compundeed by their help. I am still dealing with shock and disbelief, so it has taken me several months to post a review. I was helping a friend, as a POA, to get a property manager to help us get rid of a tenant, legally. That was the whole thing. I do feel bad about the situation and how it turned out, but we were given information on ways to get the tenant out in illegal manners, that I was not aware of at the time and which they had committed also. I could be sitting in jail and paying 10s of thousands of dollars for the illegal activity to get her out. The lawyer they gave us, was often not available and blamed the owner and I for the bad behavior and still billed us the 100 dollars for nothing at all whatsoever. Peaks to Plains told the owner that they didn't make money either, so the liability was on him and they quickly let us out of our contract to save their *****, while the lawyer charged a fraudulent fee, for doing nothing and permitting bad advice on a legal matter. One of the people we were dealing with through them could also be sitting in jail. I wish it would have gone better, but they are not experienced and the communication lagged, saying one thing to the owner and another to me.

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