rental agent in HPP?

[Seeb]

Looking for a rental for my mom in lower hpp. Does anyone know of any or an agent that handles?

[allensylves]

Day-Lum 935-4152 handles our property in upper HPP. We have had good luck with them for several years. Erin Schaefer will probably be your contact.

Allen
Finally in HPP

[hppwatchdog]

Try BJ Mullinex

[VancouverIslander]

Jordan Property management. Very good reputation.

Just call me Mike

[shockwave rider]

Day-Lum made be good for landlords, but they use dubious practices for potential renters. For example, they run ads for desirable rentals at very affordable prices, then charge a hefty "application fee" and after the potential tenant has filled out the paperwork and paid Day-Lum the fee, they claim the place the renter is interested in is rented, but continue to advertise it for weeks more.

I don't know if Ginoza rents outside of Hilo but we had a great experience with them for several years. Right on it with repairs, always gave the legal notice if they needed to come in, and returned our deposit promptly.

[allensylves]

Ginoza does not rent in HPP any more. We also had good experience with Carol G. but she moved out of HPP several years ago.

Allen
Finally in HPP

[lavarat]

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Originally posted by shockwave rider

Day-Lum made be good for landlords, but they use dubious practices for potential renters. For example, they run ads for desirable rentals at very affordable prices, then charge a hefty "application fee" and after the potential tenant has filled out the paperwork and paid Day-Lum the fee, they claim the place the renter is interested in is rented, but continue to advertise it for weeks more.

I don't know if Ginoza rents outside of Hilo but we had a great experience with them for several years. Right on it with repairs, always gave the legal notice if they needed to come in, and returned our deposit promptly.

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I agree with you on Daylum. I rented a house in HPP that had a lot of minor defiencies, but they wouldn't have them fixed. But after the owner decided to move into the house at the end of my lease, they started doing a lot of upgrades while I lived there because the owner could claim them as a business expense. Pressure washing, painting the roof, new sinks, plumbing repairs, etc. I finally refused to let workers into the property when they wanted to cut down a lot of giant albezia trees and tent the house for termites. I would have had chainsaws running for weeks and I would have had to stay at a hotel for the tenting. They threatened legal action and my deposit, but I was moving out of state and just didn't pay the last month's rent.

[Lee M-S]

We had problems with Day Lum, too. We paid the application fee so they could run a credit check; it took them 3 days to do the check (usually it takes a few minutes), and the property was no longer available. A few weeks later, we inquired about another of their properties, and they said the application fee was expired, and we'd have to pay again. No, thanks.

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[Gus]

Jordan Property Management is out of business. She sold to Property Professionals Hawaii.