With over 70 years of combined service and experience, 4 Star Property Management is looking for homeowners and community board members that want to make it a priority to preserve, maintain and enhance the property values of their community by providing: Bookkeeping for timely reporting of your income and expenses; Community Management of your the day-to-day operations; Maintenance supervision and inspections with access to the best contractors in the region; and established real estate agency to help homeowners buy or sell their home.
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The Bookkeepers at 4 Star Property Management are known for their exceptional bookkeeping skills. They pay special attention to detail and work closely with the Community Manager to ensure that invoices and payments are correct and applied to the correct account. 4 Star will provide our customers with professional, high quality service and accurate reporting that is unparalleled to the competitor.
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Mary H.
Oct 26, 2020
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HOA fees for only 37 homes in an over 200 unit development, has increased 380% from 2019-to estimated cost for 2020. The "President" of the Board-her husband is the grass cutter/snow remover! This was the most egregious increase. From $2500 to $7,800. They say not all homeowners are paying so I guess this means the forecast includes those that do pay to make up for the delinquency of others.
The five-star comment listed here is from Christine G. is an employee of 4 Star.Not very ethical.
Really going to investigate this tyranny of finances with my town Administrators. BTW, the bill was received
The five-star comment listed here is from Christine G. is an employee of 4 Star.Not very ethical.
Really going to investigate this tyranny of finances with my town Administrators. BTW, the bill was received
Catherine Gladys
Jul 26, 2020
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History Teacher
Nov 02, 2016
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I am so confused why the management fee goes up, yet this is no management other than sending an invoice. Additionally, EVERYONE in the community and OUTSIDE it uses the budgeted areas (which are not kept up at all, so why is this cost left to only 36 houses!?) Think the city of Easton needs to take a look at this.
Janice K.
Oct 05, 2016
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