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Marc Tomlinson
· Apr 16
RUN !!!! So far no one at this company has any idea what the word "INTEGRITY" means. Maybe it translates into their language as, "liars, cheaters, thieves, zero customer service, and screw your tenants."
Updated Sep 21
Nick Lester
· Oct 12
The company should be called Local Realty Corporation and throw the Global or Integrity out the window. They are mainly a local company with almost all their buildings in a regional area of Southern California with the majority of ownership with one person. Integrity is a punchline that is used to cover up the toxic culture at this company. If you interview with this company, take a keen listen to the questions they ask from the Owner/HR and that will tell you a lot about the company. They ask illegal questions, make racial slurs about anyone who's not Jewish, and promote religion as a reason to treat people differently. Their business tactics are crooked like they are running a mafia without guns - mainly lip service, intimidation, rumors, interrogation, and illegal business practices. If you don't follow suit, then be prepared to undergo meetings, meetings, and more meetings just to keep any eye on you. It's a waste of time to work here. You'll learn a few things very quickly. They don't pay their bills, your commissions, mileage, petty cash (owner does not believe in it), and you'll have a difficult time operating your buildings because vendors won't work with you because of non payment of invoices mainly. There is no structure at this company, it's sink or swim mentality, very old school type of thinking, and if you have any experience with a bigger company you'll laugh about the way they operate. It's shoot first ask questions later - most times because it's too late.
Marc Tomlinson
· Mar 21
Avoid this company if at all possible! They have NO integrity and are dishonest in the management of the property in which I live. I live the Chateaux Studio Village property and I had water leak into my unit from the second floor. Not the first time this has happened and the mold and mildew above the ceiling was all over. I took pictures and suggested they test the area. 4 weeks later, NOTHING!!! Just excuses and lies!
Updated Sep 04
Anonymous Tennant
· Jul 29
Awful treatment of longstanding tennants. Greedy company that will screw you over the first chance they get. Do not trust this company!!!
Updated Sep 04
Not Fair
· Feb 04
Horrible horrible horrible!! The old management company just disappeared and all of a sudden I'm getting letters from these people stating that they are taking over. A month later I get a letter on my door stating that they are raising my rent by $355 in 2 months. If I don't accept the lease i will be forced to move by 4/1/16. I got the letter 2/2. Im trying to figure out how a person who's at work over half the day, 5 days a week is supposed to have time to find somewhere comfortable to live in 1 month?? This is so said how greed can make people not give a damn about what other people are going through.
Updated Sep 04
Melissa Migdal
· Sep 20
Worst place I've ever lived in. Angelica Bullard is the laziest most nonresponsive manager of a building ever. NONE and I mean none of the security locks work. Something is always broken. She sits in her apartment and does nothing or waits 5 days to do it. The building is in disrepair. Only the maintenance man deserves kudos. He cleans up the urine from the homeless that make it in because Angelica does not do her job. She shouldn't even manage four units.
Updated Sep 04
Acacia Park
· May 12
Starting June 1, 2017, there will only be one parking spot available per apartment. That's right, even if you're renting a 2-bedroom apartment, you can have only 1 space to park in. Their solution to that are the approximately 14 spots outside the complex that they will give out daily (first-come, first-serve) to the people who can wait around until their office opens. There is no street parking. If you want to get out of your lease to find a place where you and another adult can both rent an apartment and park on property, you have to give 30 days' notice and pay $1500 (conveniently, they only gave us 3 weeks' notice of the parking changes). People who are paying for a parking spot in a garage have to continue to pay until their lease is up, but can't have a parking spot outside of their garage unless they give up their garage. Everyone else will get 1 free parking spot, but no more.
Updated Sep 04