Specialized Property Management Atlanta

Avoid this company! They will ruin you. So when I originally rented my property it was through another company. For what ever reason the owner decided to transition to another property management company. Once transitioned my experience changed. From them not fixing maintenance issues, to them charging me twice in one month for rent then locking me out of the portal for a returned payment that they told me to have my bank perform! And the customer service was not the same. They have poor communication. You have to call and email a million times before you get an answer for anything. I experienced an unexpected hardship that put me in a financial position where I was unable to afford the rent of $1934. Due to this I had to find a more affordable living situation so that my family and I woul

As a vendor partnering with Specialized, I couldn’t be more impressed. Their services are seamless, but it’s the personal touch that truly sets them apart. Whether it’s Aleida, Seantel Hopkins, or Cesar, the team is simply exceptional. They respond quickly, always have your back in the field, and there’s always someone to talk to if a challenge arises. They are truly amazing to work with, and I highly recommend them!

Unresponsive and non-communicative. You would think they would want to find reliable, paying tenants as quickly as possible to mitigate opportunity cost. They seem to either not care OR they are poorly managing their portfolio. Find another company…this one ain’t it.

I’ve had a very disappointing experience with Specialized Leasing Management. Maintenance issues are not addressed in a timely manner, and communication is extremely poor. Being left without water for over 10 hours is unacceptable. Because of these ongoing issues, I will not be renewing my lease, and I DO NOT recommend this company.

Unfortunate, that I am having to write this review, but Specialized Property Management refuses to repay the THOUSANDS of dollars they owe me. I was a renter at one of their properties for 3 years. We did not renew our lease and gave plenty of notice, etc. all in alignment with our lease contract. A month later, we received our security deposit back in full with no deductions outlined - however, we still had thousands of dollars in our rent account that we were explicitly told would be returned to us with our security deposit. Now, they are saying they used that money to cover “damages and repairs” despite there being no deductions on our security deposit. This is ILLEGAL. Per our lease and Georgia LAW, they are legally required to outline this within 30 days and it has been well into 4 mo