Vicky Guo
GBGet away from this dishonest management company It’s a dishonest and unprofessional management business. It’s was a nightmare during my property under their managed.
Current tenant
GBI’m currently looking for somewhere… I’m currently looking for somewhere else to live as we speak. I’ve been living at my current residence for 7 years , poplar homes took over last year. I thought it would be a good thing because I could finally make online payments. And this personally been a “crap” show. Unresponsive workers, everyone is clueless and you have to repeat your issue a million times. Unknown charges being added to the rent. AND PLEASE KEEP ALL OF YOUR MONEY ORDERS /serial number recipes. I have one that shows cashed and they keep saying they didn’t receive it. Scammers I wouldn’t recommend rent somewhere else please.
Angela Knittel
GBThey manage the home we lease They manage the home we lease. Require home warrant we can barely get anythng fixed timely bc home warranty also uses 3rf party so ur going through 3 third parties to get anything done. Ive bedn without ac after deemed emergency for 3 days and not even close to getting it repaired in 120 temps heat advisory they expect me just be patient when inside my house with portable ac and windows unit its 85-90 degrees. Their numbers aren’t working and the california numbers say no one available. They ignore emails say they will call back and don’t and if they do end before one ring finishes
John Ward
GBI own 1969 Fashion Ave I own 1969 Fashion Ave, Long Beach, CA, 18 units. I have received no notice from Poplar Homes, but my renters are notified to pay their rent to a dropbox. Phone calls to my management company, Action Management, are no longer answered. There is no one to call to ask what is happening. This sounds like a scam and will be reported as such this Friday, March 17th unless I here from some verifiable reliable source.
Nene Johnson
GBThey give the owners to much leverage They give the owners to much leverage. Poplar is managing the rental property on their behalf, so the owner should only have a say so in, whether or not they agree to allow a tenant to renew a lease. But Poplar allows the owners to determine the renewal increase amount, which in our case our owners want to go up $300 for another year lease which is ridiculous. Poplar should determine the increase rates based on each states guidelines. Otherwise they have not been too bad to deal with.