Not good at managing investor…
Not good at managing investor interests.
Proper procedures for reporting property damage caused by tenants were not followed, particularly under the oversight of the former rental manager.
This failure left investors without adequate protection.
Subsequently, the company made the significant decision to close and sell its rental division, a move that appears linked to mismanagement and an effort to avoid accountability for unresolved damage issues.
In addition, the sales department has demonstrated a lack of due diligence and insufficient focus on protecting clients’ interests, instead pursuing very low‑margin sales that appear to prioritise personal benefit over customer advantage. Using undermining and unpleasant tone and disrespect in conversation with the customer (sales).
Warning to others about sales department practices: client should be vigilant not to be convinced to sale at a the price that is very low and ask their own interests to be prioritised, and that clear policies are implemented to prevent similar issues in the future.





