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Dave Hitchcock - Realtor

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3.5 Google Review
Nanaimo, British Columbia, V9T 1W6, Canada
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Nov 9, 2017
Not sure what all the one stars about property management are, as a realty office for finding a house to live in, this is a perfectly fine realty office. David's been super helpful when we moved from the mainland to the island, so if you're looking for a realtor in the Nanaimo area, I'd recommend him. If you need property management... maybe not look for that by clicking on a business marked as "realtor" rather than "property manager"?

Aug 3, 2015
I agree with the other review left here. The property management is very rude and unhelpful, they don't do repairs, they have neighbors spy on the rental properties of tenants. They really are the worst property management company I have ever dealt with, and I have dealt with a few others as well as private landlords and never had much of a problem. They will enter your property without consent when you are gone, they won't return your full damage deposit even with no damage, they make up damage, I luckily had photo proof I didn't cause any damage and they were forced several months later to return my deposit.

May 15, 2015
My mother has been having extreme difficulties with their customer service. Months go by without action from them regarding their property management service.

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