Valley Management Group

YELI Mrojas opted not to leave a text review of Valley Management Group

YELI Mrojas opted not to leave a text review of Valley Management Group

Valley Management Group is a great company to work with. My family has been using their property management services for three generations now and we haven't had any problems. Their staff is very accommodating, they even keep weekend hours which is very handy since I keep a pretty busy schedule. I own a rental property that they manage for me. Lloyd is responsive and he keeps weekends open in case I or other clients need assistance. Christina in the finance department does a wonderful job. She is responsive and quick to transfer funds or take payments. They are accommodating in other ways too. They are always there to make sure that a vendor is on-site for repairs or work on the home. I can't say enough about how great they are and how much I value their services. If you are looking for a San Jose property management company then, by all means, contact Valley Management Group, you won't be disappointed!

A Bee opted not to leave a text review of Valley Management Group

While the renting experience was adequate, once the lease was completed the owner's emotional outbursts over questions regarding copies of invoices and additional information regarding the security deposit was deeply concerning.

While the renting experience was adequate, once the lease was completed the owner's emotional outbursts over questions regarding copies of invoices and additional information regarding the security deposit was deeply concerning.

A Soprano opted not to leave a text review of Valley Management Group

A Soprano opted not to leave a text review of Valley Management Group

We rented a house through VMG. They had us sign a pretty generic lease, but the owners apparently wanted to store stuff in our garage and access the backyard whenever they want - they showed us they had emailed VMG about it, but it wasn't in the lease or ever mentioned to us before we signed. We're not OK with people showing up whenever, and especially not OK having things sprung on us after we move in. Lloyd called to harass us about his mistake - he just kept repeating "show me the law where it says they can't do that" (we did.) The owners aren't happy with them and neither are we.

We're landlords ourselves, and if our management company treated us or our tenants like this, we'd fire them immediately.

Should also mention: when we moved in the yard was full of weeds, it wasn't clean on the inside, and the water wasn't running at first, then came out yellow because of buildup in the pipes. The disposal and dishwasher didn't work. The upstairs sinks didn't work. There was a moth infestation. The back sprinklers didn't work. There were wasp nests around the outside of the garage. The garden hose had corroded and wouldn't come off the spigot, and had bacteria inside making the water coming out smell like sewage. The owners might share some responsibility for these, but clearly no one was keeping the place up while it was vacant.

Edit: nice response VMG! There's no "storage unit" here, it's literally the garage, which is part of the house. And regardless of what the Apartment Owners Association tells you, this isn't an apartment, we're renting the yard too and have exclusive use. You're advising the owners to breach the lease. Seriously folks, avoid VMG.

Re: We rented a house through ... Valley Management Group replied on Friday, August 24th 2018

We apologize for not clarifying that the owner may want to access the backyard and storage unit on the property. While we follow the laws when it comes to notifying and obtaining permission from tenants prior to accessing their actual dwelling space, in this case the owner wanted to access the backyard and storage unit on the property where a house resides. According to the Apartments Owners Association there is no law stating that the owner can't go into the back yard (in this case to pick fruit from a tree), and use the storage unit which has no access to the house. In order to resolve this issue we asked the owner to always make a courtesy call to you (the tenant) to confirm they can come over to pick the fruit tree in their backyard and/or access the storage unit. At VMG we do everything we can to create a friendly, professional relationship with tenants and owners in these kinds of situations.

We rented a house through VMG. They had us sign a pretty generic lease, but the owners apparently wanted to store stuff in our garage and access the backyard whenever they want - they showed us they had emailed VMG about it, but it wasn't in the lease or ever mentioned to us before we signed. We're not OK with people showing up whenever, and especially not OK having things sprung on us after we move in. Lloyd called to harass us about his mistake - he just kept repeating "show me the law where it says they can't do that" (we did.) The owners aren't happy with them and neither are we.

We're landlords ourselves, and if our management company treated us or our tenants like this, we'd fire them immediately.

Should also mention: when we moved in the yard was full of weeds, it wasn't clean on the inside, and the water wasn't running at first, then came out yellow because of buildup in the pipes. The disposal and dishwasher didn't work. The upstairs sinks didn't work. There was a moth infestation. The back sprinklers didn't work. There were wasp nests around the outside of the garage. The garden hose had corroded and wouldn't come off the spigot, and had bacteria inside making the water coming out smell like sewage. The owners might share some responsibility for these, but clearly no one was keeping the place up while it was vacant.

Edit: nice response VMG! There's no "storage unit" here, it's literally the garage, which is part of the house. And regardless of what the Apartment Owners Association tells you, this isn't an apartment, we're renting the yard too and have exclusive use. You're advising the owners to breach the lease. Seriously folks, avoid VMG.