Yale Management Services Inc - Woodland Hills, California

Mae Osuna

This company turned my building into a slum. The slumlords they employ are slow to address any repairs, with a backed up sink taking 4 months to repair, and a loose window taking 8 months to replace. They send repairmen any time they feel like, despite filling out a form. They also give no notice of entry, so hopefully you weren’t busy when they forcefully intrude! Plus the repairs are sketchy at best, and usually require multiple visits to repair properly. If it is already not ongoing, Yale will face several future litigations, as it seems multiple of their properties report the same issues. Their property managers genuinely do not care about their tenants’ quality of life, or privacy. Do not rent with Yale.

Anna Lund

I've been so impressed and encouraged by the professionalism and level of care provided by our property manager Steve and the overall company. After years of living with poor management with little regard for tenants' wellness, it is so refreshing to feel like our needs actually matter.

Andrea Arce

They are awful. They took half of my security deposit and charged regular wear and tear for $1650. The leaky pipes on the parking garage ruined my car paint while they did nothing to fix it and continue charging me for the spot. Stay away from these people

Francisco Perez

Liked an apartment, so I scheduled a showing. Devin, who showed me the apartment, was nice but not a good communicator and didn't really seem interested to meet me as a potential client. Anyway, he asked if my credit score was above 650 because the management company was strict about that. I told him my score is 754, so no issues there. I liked the apartment so I submitted an application. I ended up being declined for "insufficient income," despite providing my 2022 tax return which did in fact meet the standard requirement of 3x the rent. On top of that I gave them documentation that shows I have enough capital which could cover a 13-month lease no problem. I EVEN offered to write a check covering 6 months of rent. Like come on guys, I know people buy things they can't afford all the time but learn to read the person. I guess I was a liability ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Edwin Herrera

While I have a deep affection for the apartment and its ideal location, living under the management of Yale Property Management has turned into a nightmarish experience.

The persistent issue of water intrusions through a light fixture has persisted for over a year, with both the previous property management team and Yale failing to take adequate measures for repairs. In the span of my residency at their properties, approximately six water intrusions have occurred, each resulting in worsening damage to my furniture and bedding. Despite promises of repairs, each instance has been accompanied by delays—attributed to roofers' backlog, awaiting approvals on estimates, and material procurement delays.

The maintenance service has proven to be another ordeal. Scheduling appointments with them requires numerous accommodations, and their punctuality is inconsistent. When repairs are conducted, the replacement items are often different from the original ones. Requests for repairs, such as the AC and a broken door handle, have been met with significant delays—3 months for AC approval and over 4 months for the door handle.

In one particularly frustrating incident, during a water intrusion, the property manager suggested sleeping in the living room since they couldn't provide alternative accommodations. Dealing with rainwater falling on you is one issue, but being advised to relocate to the living room is an additional inconvenience.

For anyone considering renting through Yale, it is crucial to anticipate delayed responses from the property manager, communication breakdowns, and the expectation to handle issues independently. The management's problems become your problems, and the overall experience has been less than satisfactory.

CS V

Once this new Management took over the apartment complex, everything went down hill. Yale Management is the worse.

Cheryl Miller

Good Property Management company, they are up and running with technology to get those online requests done. Furthermore, the on site Manager Sima is amazing! She is quick, efficient, and on it. She truly cares about her tenants because they are her friends and neighbors. Sima deserves kudos, and a raise for her hard work. Happiness😊

Morgan Kairey

I love living here but I put in a request to get my closet door shaved down when i moved in in august and haven’t heard anything. And when we had a power outage, a text would have been appreciated to figure out how to get out of the garage and that the garage door would be left open for a few days after the power was back up and running. But we all figured it out - maybe for future it would be nice to message the tenants with updates on what’s happening with the building and etas. Other than that it’s been a very pleasant experience.