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Foothills Management
141 High Street, Farmington, Maine 04938
About the Foothills Management
Foothills Management is a reputable real estate agency located at 141 High Street in Farmington, Maine, United States. Our experienced team of professionals is dedicated to providing top-notch services for all your real estate needs. Whether you are looking to buy, sell, or rent a property, we are here to help you every step of the way. With our extensive knowledge of the local market and personalized approach, we strive to make your real estate experience smooth and successful. Contact us today to see how Foothills Management can assist you in achieving your real estate goals.
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141 High St, Farmington, ME 04938, United States
Opening hours of Foothills Management
Monday:
09:00 - 15:00
Tuesday:
09:00 - 15:00
Wednesday:
09:00 - 15:00
Thursday:
09:00 - 15:00
Friday:
09:00 - 15:00
Saturday:
Closed
Sunday:
Closed
Reviews of Foothills Management
"Emailed and called twice and left messages requesting a call back with information on apartments they listed for rent. And NOTHING! No response at all. If that is what passes for their customer service, it's no wonder they have a lot of apartments open."
"I was offered & accepted an apartment. I met with the leasing agent, had a verbal agreement. I am neuro-impaired & have cognitive issues that cause me to have difficulty with communicating & understanding, and it takes me time to process things. I am heavily dependent on written over verbal communication because of memory issues. I am tech challenged. I also had several personally traumatizing events happen during the time I agreed to a tenancy & date of occupancy, but I communicated all of these things to them & still had every intention of proceeding, with the expectation of moving in, having arranged the move, which was a long distance one. There were instances of missed communication, because of travel & business obligations, my son's transition to college, connectivity issues, a personal health crisis & my mother's emergency surgery & hospitalization, but as I understood it I had an apartment, even having signed a lease, albeit with some technical difficulty. As I get easily confused, I may have misunderstood some things, but my intentions were true & honest. That didn't matter. They gave the apartment to someone else. They couldn't be bothered with my impairment, communication and technical/connectivity issues, and unforseen personal emergencies for which I had no control and desperately trying to resolve. They ignored/dismissed my attempts at communication via email, although I explained why I needed to communicate that way, they wouldn't even provide a doorway/corridor measurements for me when I was still under the impression that I had an apartment, which I felt was a reasonable thing to ask when I was arranging an inventory with movers to ensure I could bring & fit all my belongings, as I have a few large furniture items & this was a long distance move for an apartment in an older building on an upper floor. Now, I have no apartment, although I've already packed & arranged for movers for a move I can no longer proceed with. These unempathetic, impatient, and unconcerned people couldn't care less. Note, this had nothing to do with money, as I am financially secure, although I evidently made the mistake of thinking payment was due upon move in (especially after they refused to allow me to pay a deposit until ater the lease was signed) which was my previous experience with renting. This was just an unintended delay in finalizing things, which they knew I had every intention to do and had made numerous attempts to do. I'm literally sick now, devastated & traumatized. My family were intent on becoming long term tenants, desperate to make the area our home, and become productive and active members of the community. I don't even understand how they could think I wasn't serious since I'd been in communication with them for months prior looking for an apartment! I mean, my god, doesn't someone's word mean anything anymore? I signed a lease, but they evidently don't homor contracts. They knew I was desperate & intent on relocating to Farmington & taking on this tenancy. Fact is, regardless if it took me a day or a few weeks to finalize & get the lease signed & the deposit paid (which, again, I tried to do before even signing the lease but told the lease had to be signed first), I had a verbal agreement accepting their offer of an apartment, a signed legally binding lease, & an expectation of tenancy. Since becoming impaired, it's astonishing how few people treat me like worthless damaged goods and stupid, dismissive towards me altogether like I don't exist or shouldn't, with a complete lack of empathy & understanding, so maybe that's it. Maybe it's small town/beware of outsiders mentality. Maybe it's corporate scumbag mentality. Maybe once they'd realized I was impaired/disabled, they decided they didn't want to rent to a person like me. I'm seeking legal counsel, if nothing else so they won't pull this again on someone else. I just wanted a place to call home. This wasn't just an apartment for me, this was a way to keep my family together."
"The first 9 days of our stay we had no heat and had to use space heaters. Then part of the electricity went out and they wanted us to wait till the next day. When u r paying 4 thousand a month I think not. Then the smoke alarms went off. We called the 24 hr emergency number and no one ever called us back. So we called the fire department and they removed the defective alarm Then it happened again and had to call the fire department but this time the rental company sent someone to fix them and the maintenance guy found water damage coming from the roof. We were comped a small amount for these problems but the manager couldn't remember what he told us 5 min after he would tell us something. If u rent from this company b prepared to go it alone. They do not consistently answer the 24 hr emergency number and Customer support is non existent."
"I live in the Park Side building and I love the location. Large 2 bedroom apartment, walking distance from anything you could need in town, lots of parking, and pet friendly! The only downside is there is only one window in this apartment, but the large space definitely makes up for it, and the Foothills staff let us know about that ahead of time. Would definitely recommend Foothills for anyone looking for a place in Farmington!"
"We love living in Thomas building. It's quite,pet friendly,clean and over looks the river in the back yard. We have our own private deck and stair way and a very cute 1 bedroom apartment, aside from some of the missing paint and damages on the wall we love it here. Maintenance is very good, and i would highly recommend Foothills to anyone looking for an apartment around Farmington!"
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