Property Management Systems, Inc.

This was perhaps the worst rental experience of my career. Derek went out of his way to make things difficult for my young family in so many ways at some point I had a full list. I’m trying to forgive, though it’s healing to share. Maxfield Property Management Company has gone back on its word of absolving the, god bless them, extremely excessive Move-OUT fees sending credit companies barking at my door. Rent began for us at $1295. Derek at Maxfield Property Management continually shortened our renewal leases, jacking up the price $100 or so each time until we were paying $1750 for the same crummy, mold filled-more on that later- house (617S800E SLC). When my husband came down with RSV, that landed him in the hospital for 15 days with pneumonia, Derek promptly refused to handle rent assistance paperwork in a timely, some might say civil, manor. We had assistance and finished our rent in full until the end of our lease. I’ll never give them another cent and I hope you choose wisely when considering who holds your family’s precious dreams in their hand. I’d say to someone considering working with these folks as a property manager, would you prefer someone in your house who is feeling under the gun or someone who values their property and it’s well being..?.. Oh yeah, my mattress, upon moving out was tilted torward the wall for a week. In that short time the mattress sprouted white fuzzy mold, as did the wall. We had to throw it away. We’d been sick for months and couldn’t recover from our illnesses to the point it lead my husband to several invasive procedures. Think hard before choosing your landlord or property manager as they are the ones you will be working with closely for several years. Good Luck, we’ve all recovered, hope you seek elsewhere for a property agent. Specifically: 4/4/2021 Derek threatened me with a $75 fee for not being present for workers he had sent to my house without telling me. Kids and I all had Covid at the time. According to the lease “INSPECTIONS AND PROPERTY VISITS. Inspections and Property Visits: Landlord intends to visit the Property on a regular basis to stay informed as to its condition. Tenant agrees to cooperate with this program and agrees to schedule inspections during regular business hours. If Tenant insists on after hours (or a specific day/time) visits (evenings, weekends or holidays) Tenant agrees to pay $50 per event.  Tenant may be present for inspections but is not required to be. 5/4/2021 -no notice of workers Derek threatened us with a “no cause eviction after I asked for 24 hours notice if workers were to be in my home. I had sent strange men away from my door that day because they weren’t expected. He later said he had sent there. By the way: Customer Review Fairness Act It is illegal for a company to use a contract provision that bars or restricts the ability of a person who is a party to that contract to review a company's products, services or conduct. It is illegal to impose a penalty or fee against someone who gives a review.If you are being threatened for your review Maxfield Property Management is subject to financial penalties as well as a federal court order. Please report them to the Federal Trade Commission and the Utah state Attorneys General.

My dog is amazing. She is calm, sweet, and a total cuddle bug, but this company is living in 1950 and doesn't allow pit mixes of any kind. It doesn't matter that she is 90% lab, because she has 10% pit, literal generations ago, she is not welcome here. This isn't about large breed dogs because Great Danes are allowed, this is antiquated breed restriction policies. For God's sake, Chihuahuas have a higher bite rate and they are allowed. This company is biased against any breed they deem as scary. I would never consider renting from this company.

I’ve been working with Maxfield Property Management for over 3 months, the experience has been nothing short of excellent. Logan/Team are responsive and professional. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for reliable property management.