North Terrace Property Management handles multifamily properties in the Kansas City market. When managing a portfolio acquired last year, the company reduced an initial delinquency rate exceeding 8% to zero within two months.
One tenant reported a hole in their living room ceiling caused by a leak from an upstairs unit. The initial repair involved patching water damage without addressing the leak itself, leading to repeated flooding of the living room floor. A subsequent mold remediation was required, and the ceiling repair remained incomplete for a week following the treatment. This tenant also noted unannounced water shutoffs and issues with unaddressed humidity and mold, which damaged personal property, including vintage furniture. Another resident experienced significant safety concerns including unauthorized individuals gaining access to the building, creating an unsafe and unsanitary environment with trash accumulation and unusable laundry facilities, despite repeated police calls and notifications to management.
In an application process for a specific unit, an applicant paid $220 in fees but did not have their application processed. The apartment's advertised rent increased significantly after their application, and subsequent email inquiries regarding the price discrepancy and application status were met with unresponsiveness or generic replies. This situation was eventually resolved with a refund of application fees.