Top Property Management Companies in Norman, OK 73069
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The Ave at Norman Apartments
By Greystar September 05, 2017
This place is great! The amenities are so awesome and unlike anything else you'll find in Norman. The gym is amazing, it huge, and has everything you need to get your fitness on. Cycling, dumbells, treadmills, and weights. I would recommend to anyone! You'll love it here. ...read more
BPM Inc (Bare Property Management, Inc)
By TCharles October 29, 2013
Companies like BPM make a small monthly profit from home owners seeking to rent their homes, so the property manager (BPM) will do as little as possible to help the customer in order to obtain that profit at its full. This means unprofessional, random maintenance men ($$cheap labor$$) showing to your home to 'band-aid' the problem only to resurface causing you to be charged a fee for return visits; hidden rental agreements in your lease, inconclusive paperwork filled out from BPM's office when you choose to obtain questionable fees/renter responsibilities/lease agreements for your records; Do yourself a favor and cut out the middle man of BPM, Google yourself a rent house, or seek a more professional company that has YEARS under their belt. Don't be deceived by BPM's website - *anyone* can set one up with nice photographs of Campus Corner and Downtown Norman and then stick in their own written 'customer testimonies' Post your reviews people, help out a fellow Normanite! ...read more
BPM Inc (Bare Property Management, Inc)
By TCharles October 29, 2013
College student? Single parent? Small family looking for a place to live? RUN, Run fast from this company! BPM has only been in business 3-4 years and it shows. The professionalism is nonexistent and the company proves to be money hungry and only looking out for number one - themselves. Companies like BPM make a small monthly profit from home owners seeking to rent their homes, so the property manager (BPM) will do as little as possible to help the customer in order to obtain that profit at its full. This means unprofessional, random maintenance men ($$cheap labor$$) showing to your home to 'band-aid' the problem only to resurface causing you to be charged a fee for return visits; hidden rental agreements in your lease (study up your Oklahoma rental laws, folks); inconclusive paperwork filled out from BPM's office when you choose to obtain questionable fees/renter responsibilities/lease agreements for your records; OH!, and that large deposit you gave them to sign your lease? Expect for them to deny you most of it upon move-out, from which they cannot and choose not to provide valid proof for which they charged you(!!!!!) Do yourself a favor and cut out the middle man of BPM, Google yourself a rent house, or seek a more professional company that has YEARS under their belt. Don't be deceived by BPM's website - *anyone* can set one up with nice photographs of Campus Corner and Downtown Norman and then stick in their own written 'customer testimonies'………\r\nPost your reviews people, help out a fellow Normanite! ...read more
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10 QUESTIONS TO ASK WHEN LOOKING FOR AN APARTMENT
Even in the best of situations, moving is inherently stressful. There are simply too many factors to consider for it to not be at least somewhat complicated. Searching for a new place is one of the most important elements, and it can be hard to know if you’re getting the right place for the right price. Like any purchase, there are many questions you should ask before committing, but with an apartment, it’s even more vital to know what you want and what matters to you, as it’s the place you’ll come home to every single day. To help, we’ve created our top ten questions you should be ready to find the answers to along your apartment hunting journey. 1. How Do I Pay Rent? This question comes with other questions under one umbrella. You should aim to find out not only how to pay rent, but what happens if you miss the due date. What are the late fees like? Does your complex take a check, or do they require a credit card or bank account info? Furthermore, many apartments have certain fees that come with moving in, so you’ll want to make sure that you know about these before signing on the dotted line. Be polite but confident when discussing this with your leasing agent, and don’t be afraid write everything down to compare notes when you get home. 2. What is the Apartment Guest Policy? We get it; you have a busy life! With as many family, friends, loved ones, etc. as you know, it’s important that wherever you move in is comfortable with visitors. Even if you’re more of a hermit, it’s a good idea to find out the guest policy. If you’ve got people from out of town coming to visit or stay with you, or you foresee that situation in advance, be sure and learn what the apartment’s policy on guests is like. Obviously you aren’t typically allowed to have someone live with you full-time without their name on the lease, but where is the balance between a full-time guest and someone coming to hang out on the weekends? Find out before you move in read more... Visit Our Website : Riverside Dr apartment Tulsa ...read more
By Northstar Properties of Oklahoma City July 24, 2019
GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR STORAGE UNIT WITH THESE FIVE TIPS
A self storage unit is a great option for anyone with belongings they need to keep safe during a move, temporary relocation, or just wants to protect extra stuff. But as easy as that might seem, not all units are the same, and neither are all facilities. With varying degrees of quality come varying degrees of security, space, and other amenities and features. Before you decide on one, you should be aware of factors that can help improve your overall experience. Here are five of the most important ways to get the most out of your self storage unit. Choose Carefully The best way to have a satisfactory self storage unit experience is to choose your facility with a lot of care. Even if you aren’t storing anything particularly valuable, you’re just going to have a better time storing belongings somewhere you can trust. You’ll want to look for a facility with strong security measures in place such as cameras, keypads (with individual codes, so ownership knows who is there), and even on-site security guards working around the clock. While not all facilities utilize all of these measures, it’s important you know which ones are in place. Even if they do have all of these, you should also check to make sure their equipment is updated. Once you’ve learned all the security features, it’s time to check other features which can come in handy depending on what you’re storing. For example, some facilities require you to bring your own locks, and others don’t. Some facilities have climate control, while others are outdoors. You should make sure you know what you need for your items before moving in. Finally, it’s a good idea to find 2-4 facilities you like and check their pricing and reviews online before signing on the dotted line. Know Your Priorities Depending on what you need to store in your unit, your priorities might be different. If cost is your highest priority, that’s completely okay. However, choosing the first budget option that comes your way carries risk, as many self storage facilities cut costs by using cheaper materials (and not remodeling and/or updating their buildings) as well as using less/cheaper security. Not every place is out to rip you off, but they may care less about protecting your belongings the lower the price is. If your priority is the security and safety of your items, it’s good to know this before you start so the price doesn’t make you think twice. Like any transaction and especially ones concerning rental property, what you get is what you pay for, so make sure you know how much you’re willing to spend before moving in read more... Visit Our Website : Riverside Dr apartment Tulsa ...read more
By Northstar Properties of Oklahoma City June 19, 2019
WHY YOUR AIR CONDITIONING UNIT NEEDS A TUNE-UP
Years ago, the Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service at Louisiana State University teamed up with Gulf States Power to research and identify what benefits – if any – were provided by an air conditioning tune-up. A series of homes were heavily instrumented, data was collected over time, tune-ups were performed, and data was collected again. The results were staggering. Researchers found that tune-ups restored lost capacity and saved money and energy. The research showed that the average monthly savings from a tune-up are around $32.76, with an average restored cooling capacity of 0.79 tons. Researchers concluded that air conditioning maintenance benefits the customer by lowering operating costs, increasing his comfort control capacity, and extending the equipment life. But do homeowners need a tune-up every year? To answer that, researchers repeated the study a year later using the same homes. They found that only 78% of the savings were still present; in other words, one year of operation takes its toll on an air conditioner. It may still function adequately, but not near as efficiently as it should. They found that the average savings from a tune-up after a year of operation were $25.60 per month. While these studies were performed years ago, their validity still stands. They continue to be referenced because no one has found it necessary to fund additional research in the residential market. If anything, the studies only understate the savings potential from a single tune-up, as the savings have not been adjusted for inflation. If they were, the savings would be $60.59 a month and $45.39 a month in the first and second studies, respectively. Also, today’s air conditioners have greater efficiency levels when operating correctly and are more in need of maintenance to keep those levels high. For homeowners, the bottom line is that, given the low cost of a tune-up and the energy savings and restored capacity, tune-ups truly pay for themselves! Official Website:Heating Services Moore, OK More Info Click Here:Heating Air Conditioning Replacement Moore, OK ...read more
By Northstar Properties of Oklahoma City May 18, 2019