KOPA a total Loser Only a 1-Star because there is not an option for ZERO. There is no customer support, no response to multiple emails and voicemails, and worst of all, no required Kopa-controlled approval on a Kopa-run FB group to list a rental. But they damn sure charged my credit card every month. IMPOSSIBLE to cancel- again, NO RESPONSE to multiple attempts to contact. I had to go through my credit card co. to dispute.

Strongly recommend Kopa for renting your property I have used Kopa for several years to find interns for our home in Bay area. Their system is very easy to use for posting your property and also comparing with other properties in the area for price and size of homes. All the interns we found have been wonderful students from Canada. I recommend Kopa very strongly

When you are in need of a place to… When you are in need of a place to live, being strung along isn't something you want to deal with. I inquired about a property and decided I wanted to rent. I wanted to rent at the end of the month but the person I dealt with wanted me to pay rent starting the middle of the month, which had already past. It wasn't going to happen and I'm not sure why they thought that was okay. I attempted to communicate with them but they just ignored my emails. So instead of renting to me, the property is back on the website.

Housing made easy I had the opportunity to intern in the Bay area for a couple months, but finding housing in a new city felt like a very daunting task. Especially hearing stories about pockets of bad neighborhood. Fortunately someone recommended me to check out PadPiper, which made my life so much easier. The website is clean, easy to use, and has all the information I need for choosing a place to live. The customer support is responsive and I knew I could trust the website because Jack knows many of the landlords personally. I would recommend the site to short term student housing, whether it's work related or not.

I didn’t have a positive experience I didn’t have a positive experience. The host let me stay one month, when I requested another 2 months, I was declined. Well we didn’t start off on the right foot. That’s fine. When I moved out, and left the apt absolutely spotless, I thought I would get back my deposit immediately or worst case scenario 30 days later. No, the owner of the property, who I had to get his number from a neighbor. They don’t have this information readily available, was not quick to respond. When he finally did, he said it would be 60 days after move out. And that the funds would be automatically deposited. Well...It’s been past 60 days. I’ve reached out to the owner, he said he thought the funds were automatically deposited. Gave me a few contacts to reach out to. I did. On Friday. No response😢 This is $750 worth of deposit. Be aware who you rent from. Personally, I had a very bad experience. I really hope I get my deposit back😭