About us
Sharper Management is a privately owned, full-service Home Owners Association management company serving the Minneapolis-St. Paul 7-county metro area and Rochester. With over 20 years of combined experience in the real estate industry, we provide a unique and unmatched management platform which helps our clients maximize their investment while capitalizing on the market. We are a relationship based company that considers every owner and each building as its own challenge. Through communication, market knowledge, and hard work; we are meeting these challenges and exceeding expectation every day.
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The last tenant they selected for my property had lied on her background check application about her rental history and employment. The tenant had an unauthorized roommate, did thousands of dollars worth of damage to the apartment, and defaulted on two months rent. Sharper accepted no responsibility for this default, took no meaningful action to correct the tenant's behavior, and took no meaningful action to collect past-due rent. In fact, I had to discover that she was defaulting on my own - they didn't even send me an email to let me know that the tenant was past due!
Even for maintenance services they did arrange (radiator repairs), they failed to pay invoices to the vendor, and no one from Sharper visited the property while the repairs were being done, forcing building management to let them in.
It has become clear to me that Sharper is simply interested in sitting back and collecting their monthly fees. They'll put the first person they can find into your property, with no regard for tenant quality, and will not stand behind their contract to care for the property and collect payment.
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