The Clarion Group, INC

Horrible experience. The owner of the house as well as the people within the Clarion Group company were all horrible to deal with. Repairs were nonexistent, communication was poor and they also went back on their word more than once. Zero stars would be more appropriate. Run and hide from this company.

They have been extremely awesome to my family. The owner of the home we are currently in decided to sell the home. They gave us plenty of notice, worked with us to try to purchase the home, and when we were unable to purchase at this time they even had a wonderful place for us to transition to. Any issue we have had at the current home they have fixed immediately! They respond rather quickly to our needs and have worked with us a couple of months that financial emergencies have caused a late payment. We plan to go through them to buy a home in the next year or so. They are great!

I inquired about looking at a rental house and was willing to fill out the application but not give my financials yet just to look at the house. This is the only company we have come across that requires that. Not sure anyone would give their financials before looking at the interior of the home. Deal breaker! Do not use The Clarion Group, Inc.

We have been with them for about 16 years when they were with Esposito and associates. We had a fire in one half of our duplex and Karen took care of everything with the bank, insurance company, contractors, purchasing etc. wouldn’t go any where else. Always on top of everything. Getting tenants, background checks, any repairs needed etc. Great job

If your apartment complex is managed by these people and you need something from them - give up and don’t waste your time. They’ll say the road needs to be repaved twice a year causing the residents a huge amount of inconvenience, but obviously makes them lots of money... BUT if you need a key fob re-activated or a new gate entry clicker - forget about it! You need forms signed, emails sent, hoops jumped through, and then they tell you that they can’t give it to you as the tenant and that the property owner needs to come and do all this (mine lives in California, so how likely do you think that is?). As a result of this I haven’t had access to the pool; in my own apartment complex; since I moved in 10 months ago, think I’m staying after the one year lease is up? If I could give them a minu