Noble Real Estate Services Inc

Noble Real Estate was hired to manage my rental property which included screening tenents, rent property in a timely manner, and maintain the premises in a rent ready condition, along with provide monthly statements. Noble Real Estate was allowed to make repairs to the property not exceeding $500. Charges were deducted from the rent to cover the costs of improvements that did not constitute as repairs. Monthly statements were not provided on a regular basis. I was never informed on the condition of my property. As it turned out, the tenents wrecked my house and I found out from the neighbors. I questioned Jason about my landscaping being dead, and he said he would take care of it. He never did. Hundreds of dollars worth of palm trees and other tropical foilage were dead as well as the lawn. When the tenents vacated my property, they left the carpet ruined with oil stains and tears. Jason Gire refused to have the carpet replaced and only had it steam cleaned. This just made the stains worse and now I have mildew in the carpet because the carpet cleaners left the carpet soaking wet. The tenents also damaged the ceiling finish. Jason hired a painter to touch up the paint. He did, but it didn't come close to matching the surrounding color. In the end, I paid 6% of the rent as fees to Noble Real Estate and they let the tenents wreck my property. To add insult to injury, I had to pay out of my pocket hundreds of dollars to fix things that should not have needed to be fixed if Jason Gire and Noble Real Estate followed through with their conditions of the contract and enforced the conditions of their lease agreement with the tenents. Once the property was vacated, Jason claims to have hired carpet cleaners, painters, and a maid service to return my property to a condition suitable to rent. As mentioned, the carpet cleaners made the carpet worse, and there is no evidence that any landscaping had been done. The painters mismatched the color of the ceiling, and nothing was cleaned. I found new tenents on my own and directed them to Noble Real Estate to complete the lease agreement. Olympia Gire, of Noble real Estate, refused to let my tenents look at the property or sign any paperwork because the property was damaged and filthy. Instead, Jason and Olympia attempted to rent my property at a higher rate, but no one would consider renting my property due to the condition it was in. Phone calls and e-mails between my new tenents and Noble Real Estate went unreturned and finally, when contacted, Olympia gave my tenents the run around and treated my tenents in a rude and unprofessional manner. I terminated Noble Real Estate as my property manager due to their inability to conduct business in a professional manner and more specifically, because they let the condition of my property decline to the point where it could not be rented again and refused to restore my property to its previous condition.