COG Management
COG Management Overview
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COG Management has 1.7 star rating based on 10 customer reviews. Consumers are mostly dissatisfied.
- Rating Distribution
Pros: Work with individuals with less than perfect credit.
Cons: Poorly managed.Recent recommendations regarding this business are as follows: "Do not do business with this company. I don't want anyone else to be taken advantage of by this company.", "DO NOT RENT".
The aggregated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
COG Management has 1.7 star rating based on 10 customer reviews. Consumers are mostly dissatisfied.
- Rating Distribution
Pros: Work with individuals with less than perfect credit.
Cons: Poorly managed.Recent recommendations regarding this business are as follows: "Do not do business with this company. I don't want anyone else to be taken advantage of by this company.", "DO NOT RENT".
Consumers are not pleased with Location and Customer service. The price level of this organization is high according to consumer reviews.
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Tenants or Buyers Beware!!!
261 Old Acworth Road, Dallas, GA 30132.
I recently leased the home located at the above address.
I had some reservations regarding the foundation and
crawl space, after signing the lease and prior to signing
off on my final walk through inspection. Therefore, I
decided to have an home inspection done by Serenity
Home Inspections.
My suspicions were correct. I was
informed by the inspector that the foundation was not
safe, water was entering into the crawl space and a
portion of the home was resting on a 2" x 4" untreated
piece of wood.
Additionally, the crawl space door opening is so small
that he could not crawl underneath to do a full body
inspection. He was able to obtain some awesome
photos.
I attempted to reach, Andy the manager on several
attempts by phone calls, text messages and emails
for about 3 weeks. Finally, after speaking to one of
the agents, and informing her that if I did not hear
from him that I would seek legal counsel.
I then
received a call from him immediately.
He met with me the following day and he asked
what was the problem with the home. Obviously,
he had not reviewed the inspection report. After
addressing all my concerns with the home. His
first response was that "it sounds like that you
may want another house".
I informed him that
I wanted the house, but it had to be safe. He
promised to discuss my concerns with the
owner and give me call the following day,
which was Friday, January 28th. I did not
hear from, so I decided to move forward
with another home with another company.
I emailed him on that following Monday
and informed him that since I did not hear
back from him as promised, that I had
decided to secured another property.
I informed him that was my written
notice to be released from the lease
and I requested return of my Security
Deposit and the last monthly rent
payment. He refused to return my
deposit and last month rent payment
because I did not give him a 2 months
notice to break the lease.
I informed
him that he could not hold me to a
lease if the home was not safe to
live in.
He even went so far to say that the
foundation had been worked on by
the owner when he remolded the
bathroom and that they had to do
the repairs from inside of the home.
I asked him where would I live during
the repairs. He informed me that I
would be able to stay in the home.
I informed him that I would not want
to live in the home while such extensive
repairs were being done.
This just confirmed to me that the owner
was aware of the condition of the foundation
when he listed it to be leased, and doing
the work from the inside of the house was
the safest and most cost efficient way to
do the repairs.
To make matters worst, after doing final
walk through of the property, the mainten-
ance manager placed a lockbox on the
door as we were left the property. I believe
that they are going to place that property
back on the market and not do any repairs.
The following is a comment regarding the
crawl space by the inspector.
1. Crawlspace Access Condition Access location: Crawlspace under addition is inaccessible.
Have an access installed for inspection and repairs. Portions of the crawl space are too low for safe access. The height is less than 18 inches and there are ducts and plumbing running under the home.
Area was viewed with strong light from hatch. Inspection of these areas is limited and areas that cannot be entered are excluded from the inspection report.
- Work with individuals with less than perfect credit
- Poorly managed
Preferred solution: Full refund
User's recommendation: Do not do business with this company. I don't want anyone else to be taken advantage of by this company.
POOR RENTAL EXPERIANCE
User's recommendation: DO NOT RENT
Do not do business with this company.
Preferred solution: Fix my ac unit
Unfair unequal treatment
Absolute worst property management
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