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Property Management

Access Asset Management Inc

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  • Complaint Type:
    Customer Service Issues
    Status:
    Resolved
    This is the most unprofessional property management company I have ever dealt with. I was trying to tour one of their listed properties and was told to go through a third party site, Rently, to do so. After trying to use Rently for the first time, there was a glitch in the system creating an error and not allowing me to continue after several tries. I then proceeded to create another account to see if I could continue with the process of a self tour but to my dismay, I was still unable to finish the process. This was after uploading *************** info twice. I then asked my daughter to try and she was also unable due to a continued glitch in the system. When I reached out to Rently support they said that my daughter and I were banned in the system due to multiple account creations that were only the result of their errors. They instructed me to call Access to lift the ban but when I did they said they could not assist me either. They didn't even attempt to find out what happened or why it happened. What kind of property management prevents a potential tenant from even seeing their property due to that company's own failed processes and glitches in the system and after I uploaded my confidential information. The reviews on Yelp are terrible and I can see why. Makes me glad I didn't rent from them.

    Business response

    10/27/2023

    We do not have the ability to remove a ban from a Rently account. Rently is a third part company that has banned you, it has nothing to with **. Whomever told the complainant we could remove a ban was wrong. ******'s customer service number was provided to you to resolve your concerns. I do not believe that complainant was banned for the reason they've provided in the statement. I believe they were banned prior to contacting our company to view a property, but I wouldn't know because the ban has nothing to with our company. Prospects are routinely banned for participating in fraud, damage to a property, or theft. ****** maintains the information necessary to make a determination as to the actual reason for the ban, but again there is nothing we can do to resolve the issue.
  • Complaint Type:
    Service or Repair Issues
    Status:
    Resolved
    My situation is this, the pool man that was here prior to me signing my lease caused an algae issue that he never tested or reported. I hired a new pool man that was an actual adult and took care of the pool. He found the algae issue, I let this company know it and they are now trying to stick me with the bill. I dont own this home, it is a rental, YOU are responsible for repairs. I signed a lease with this home and you led me to believe it was a clean and functioning pool, but you hid the fact it had algae and could have made me ill.

    Business response

    06/20/2023

    I've spoken to the Complainant on the phone at length regarding his concern. The pool vendor that was hired by Access, whom had been servicing the pool until December of 2022, was terminated at the Complainant's request due to the Complainant's assertion that the vendor was doing a poor job and the Complainant was unhappy with the level of effort the vendor was exerting in maintaining the pool. At the time we discussed solutions to the Complainant's concerns, and the Complainant proposed he hire and supervise his own pool service vendor. We agreed, and the amount that was being paid to the terminated pool vendor was then applied monthly as a credit to the Complainant's tenant ledger. Now, over six months later, the vendor that the Complainant has hired is asserting that the pool needs to be drained and a chlorine bath completed on the pool walls and drain system in order to eliminate an algae growth in the pool. The cost to do this is $600.00, and the Complainant expects the Landlord to cover this cost as the Complainant is asserting that the pool vendor that was terminated over six months ago is responsible for the algae growth in the pool today. We contend that this is in no way related to the terminated pool vendor, and that the pool vendor that the Complainant hired is responsible for any degradation of the pool to the point that it is at now. We further contend that in all likelihood the pool vendor that the Complainant hired is financially liable for any cost related to the pool needing to be drained and refilled, or at a minimum owes the Complainant a refund of all fees paid to him since his service was employed in December of 2022. At this time we've instructed the Complainant to get a sample of the pool water and take it to a reputable pool supply company to have the water tested, and get an expert opinion as to what must be done to condition the water in such a way as to make it safe and enjoyable to swim in. It should also be noted that the water is clear and clean, however the algae that the Complainant's vendor is referencing is growing on the hose to the sweep for the pool, and nowhere else. I've also asked the Complainant if they've swam in the pool recently to determine if there is some irritation to their skin that should be addressed, and the complainant said that he has not recently swam in the pool, and only used the hot tub last several months ago.

    Customer response

    06/21/2023

    Better Business Bureau:

    I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ********, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me. The business and I are working together to resolve!
  • Complaint Type:
    Service or Repair Issues
    Status:
    Resolved
    Paid 50 dollars for application I met all the requirements sent them three months bank statements as they require and says on their requirement application process and they still denied me saying that I was not living in my current residence long enough and I’ve been here one year as in April of last year call them for a refund and they stated they do not give refunds, but they were keep my application for another property I applied for the property I wanted and got denied even though I met the requirements I’m looking to get a full refund on my application fee and they also try to tell me that I paid rent late and I pulled out my four year receipt of all my rent paid and not once has it been late that was another made up. Excuse not to rent me the property she also told me that they had other applicants that they were considering since they are local and since I’m in Arkansas and I can’t come see the house before I apply for it that they denied me which nowhere on their contract says that if you live out of state and cannot view the home before a plane that you get denied

    Business response

    04/07/2023

    The Complainant's application was rejected for multiple reasons:

    What was uploaded by the Complainant to document income was not sufficient and they were asked for 2 years of tax returns to verify the validity of the income as well as substantiate the amount of income. Our application specifies that we require proof of income. Without going into details on the applicant's source of income, we determined that bank statements were insufficient to establish reasonable determination of monthly income amounts nor longevity of the income. Additionally, our application specifies "Management and Rental Owner Reserve the Right to Request Additional Documentation", and thus after requesting additional documentation and the complainant failing to provide the additional documentation in a timely manner, they missed the opportunity to lease the property they initially applied for. Lastly, although refunds are considered on a case-by-case basis, our application specifies "There is a $50.00 non-refundable application fee per adult residing in the home. This application fee is due up front .... Funds are used to obtain credit reports, employment verification, eviction search, criminal court search, current and previous landlord character reference verification, property management collection search, staff time and overhead.", and as we had already expended costs, both hard costs related to the credit report, and soft costs such as staff time and overhead, the refund request was denied.
  • Complaint Type:
    Service or Repair Issues
    Status:
    Resolved
    I contacted Access Asset Managment on February 02, 2023. I viewed home, *** ****** St. Lake ******** CA, ******. My family and I viewed it. February 07, 2023, I spoke to ****** ******* in wanting an application. She sent the link; I filled out 2 out of 3 applications on the 7th. Paid $50.00 per each application. 02/09 I sent in the 3rd application for my dad. 02/10 I was contacted by ****** *******, stating we were pre-approved for the home. We set the move in date March 01, 2023. I was in contact with ****** and we discussed moving the move in date to February 17, 2021. 02/10 ****** called me again informing me that at this point all they needed was verification from my dad's employer and we can move in on the 17th. I had to give her a deposit of $3025.00. I jumped on the opportunity. I went to the bank and made it their office right before they closed on 02/10/2023. That same evening at 5:02 pm I got an email for a receipt for a holding deposit. After reading the document, I called ****** as I did not want to sign it until I was 100% sure we were going to get this home. ****** informed me not to worry because all she needed was verification of my dad's employer. I then proceeded to have my elderly parents and I sign the documents. 02/12, My mother and I signed the document. 02/13 my dad did. It was not until we signed said document that we got calls and test from ****** that she needed to verify lots of things. I sent text saying this should have been done with BEFORE asking for a deposit! Otherwise, why would I sign anything to lose a lot of money! All of a sudden there were issues! I offered tax docs, old bank statements. The background checks that they returned to us, has our past housing history with the same information written on the app. ****** said we will change the move in date to 02/21/2023. I said ok. I asked about my deposit she said her manager has to contact me. I got an email 02/23 stating we forfeit the deposit. I am out $3025.00. I didn't lie

    Business response

    02/24/2023

    This has been resolved directly with the Complainant.
  • Complaint Type:
    Service or Repair Issues
    Status:
    Resolved
    Septic has overflowed 6 times in 1 year and never worked properly (black water overflow flooding house and back flowing into shower) All windows rotted, not sealed, and dont operate correctly Bathroom floor rotted with large hole for past 2 years Outside paint rotted with signs of wood rot House air conditioner broken and never fixed (2 years ago) All maintenance calls have been responded with lack of responsibility (blames tenant) Doesn't send requested technicians for maintenance on most issues and during the times they do its 2 days late

    Business response

    01/23/2023

    We have also been made aware of the sewer issue at the property on the same day that the Complainant submitted this BBB complaint. We are working diligently with the owner of the property to resolve the issues, several of which we were not made aware of, in a timely manner. The last time the Complainant made us aware of a plumbing back-up the plumber pulled disposable wipes from the sewer line and the Complainant was instructed to not flush these down the drain, we suspect that may have been the lingering issue which caused this most recent back-up.
  • Complaint Type:
    Service or Repair Issues
    Status:
    Answered
    on 4/1/2022 was approved to move in with a move in date on a rental property from access asset management gave them a security deposit check which was cashed and then they proceeded in verifying g my honest and very truthful verifications. They combed through my previous rental history and employment history which were and are both truthful and legit with a fine tooth comb. I feel access was just looking for any reason to keep my security deposit on bad faith and illegally. they use unlawful and unauthorized forms to manipulate people out of their hard earned money. my wife and I are more than qualified to live at the property they stole my security deposit from but since racial discrimination was a factor I was pushed out. I want my illegally kept security deposit back! shame on access asset management for poor management and illegal values

    Business response

    05/31/2022

    I received this detailed response from my Compliance Manager, who attempted to resolve the issue with the Complainant, I've substituted names for identifiable titles for privacy;

    Hi ****,

    Please see below for my involvement and timeline of events. I have added the relevant emails for reference. Let me know if you need anything further from me. I feel this guy had ample opportunity to correct the issues and didn't because he knows he provided inaccurate information.

    4/11/22 - HDR signed by "Complainant" (4/12/22 by "Complainant's Co-Occupant")
    4/18/22 - "Application Underwriter" emailed "Compliance Manager" and "Office Manager" to make us aware of the verification issues including not being able to verify both tenants employment and "Complainant"s residence. (see attached)
    4/19/22 - I reached out to "Complainant's Co-Occupant" and her voicemail was not set up. I spoke to "Complainant" to address the issues and he was combative or was unable to hear me when I addressed the discrepancies. He stated he would call me back and never did. 
    4/19/22 - Emailed "Complainant's Co-Occupant" and "Complainant" to recap the discrepancies and how to resolve each issue. The applicants did not respond. (see attached)
    4/21/22 - Sent follow up emails to both applicants and received no responses. (see attached)
    4/22/22 - Original scheduled move in date.
    4/26/22 - Final follow up informing "Complainant" his deposit would be forfeited due to him and "Complainant's Co-Occupant" not being responsive. (see attached)
    5/2/22 - Applicant emailed demanding his deposit and my response explaining we would prorate the charges once we secured a new tenant (see attached)
    5/18/22 - Email from tenant for a status and response (see attached)
    5/26/22 - Email explaining it is past the point of a refund and closing the matter out.

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