T Square Properties

I've been impressed with T-Square's ability to save me money. When they first took over my property, I was in the process of having some repair work done and was quotes $2700 by a Handyman that I was referred to from a freind T-Square ended up doing the work with their contractors for a fraction (less than $800). I'd have to say that their services have already paid for itself. I would recommend so far. more

Although we didn't end up renting a T-Square property, we experienced excellent service from them. They showed us several properties, and went out of their way to make themselves available to work around our schedules. We had many questions and expectations for where we wanted to live, and T-Square Properties demonstrated extraordinary patience and attention to detail. After talking with almost two dozen different property management companies with properties in the Redmond/Kirkland area, we felt even a little disappointed that we couldn't find exactly what we wanted from T-Square--it would have been a pleasure to be one of their tenants. more

I must say I couldn't have worked with anyone more competent or conscientious. Ever since T-Square has been managing my house, the time I spend seeing to the details is hugely reduced from what it once was. Thank you again for making property ownership a profitable and tolerable opportunity. They seem to have a good team of motivated employees that are always ready to jump in to a problem situation. more

If you look at all the reviews for T square property you will see that property owners are impressed while the renters are very unimpressed. After today's experience with the property manager I now see why this is the case. \r \r I moved in January 1st and the first night in the home - which was an easy choice because it beautiful and well maintained - the washing machine broke. The washing machine is a rare machine and they had to hire specialist to come look at it. Since it is not a common machine they had to order part. This would normally not be a big deal, however I am in the military as well as my boyfriend/ roommate. Currently his job has him working 24 hours a day and 6 days a week. When he finally has a day off to come home we have to spend it at the laundry mat washing his uniforms so he has clean uniforms for the next week. For the first two weeks I would take off work to be here for the maintenance men, I would follow up with them to find out the time line because T-sqaure never knew (never took the initiative to find out) and would not answer my phone calls. Today the maintenance men came by to put in the part we had been waiting for and it didn't work. Frustrated I called the property manager, Laurie. This is the first time I have complained about the situation. She told me that if I didn't want to deal with the maintenance than I should have rented an apartment. She explained that her job was to save the home owners money. Her trying to save the homeowners money is costing me not only money but time, going to the laundry mat and missing work to stay home for these repair men. She told me that I could pay a company 50 dollars an hour to be present so I don't have to miss work. I feel when I am paying close to 2 grand for rent I should have a functioning washer and better customer service. She tried to sympathize with me and tell me that last week she didn't have power for three days and couldn't run the dishwasher ""but she didn't complain"". I'm sure if she found out the reason that she didn't have power for three days was due to someone trying to save a few bucks (that wasn't her) she wouldn't be so calm about it. To top it off, at one point she thought I hung up on her and said ""Really! Real mature! I can't believe you, you just hung up on me!"" My response was ""No, I'm still here."" Instead of apologizing she simply said ""Oh, it sounded like you hung up on me."" Then at the end of the phone call as I am telling her goodbye - she hangs up on me without any ""good bye"" or ""let me see what we can do to make this up to you"".\r I left a message with the manager's assistant - if anything better comes of it I will let you guys know.\r more

I have to say that the team at T-Square lives up to what they say they will do. They have been dependable, reliable, and collaborative when needed. I realize that not all landlord and tenant relationships are smooth sailing. When it counted, T-Square was there to help me through the difficult siutations and help work out a solution to the benefit of all. I would recommend them to experienced or inexperienced investors alike. more

I agree with Ami Potters one star review. T Square has been a nightmare to deal with. They have made countless bookkeeping errors-- always in their favor. They are rude to their customers and really don't care. I wish I could've read one of these reviews and saved myself the grief. I would stay away if I were you! more

When our family had to move to Europe for a job transfer for two years we were faced with having to either let our Bothell home sit vacant or sell it at a huge loss. We're thankful that we found T-Square Properties. They were able to find a great Tenant (although it took over a month). They walked us through the whole process up front to make sure that we understood the possible pitfalls. When issues arose wiith the Tenants, they took quick action to make sure that things were handled properly to everyone's benefit. They were clear in all of their communciations and business dealings with both us that the renter. Now that we have moved back to the area and temporarily back to our home, I can definitely say that I would recommend T-Square to anyone in a similar situation as we were. more

I wish I would have talked to someone who knew before I contracted them to rent out our house while we were living out of state. They are bitter people who think the worst of their clients while they do little to get your house rented. Just look elsewhere! more