Sacramento Delta Property Management, Inc.

"Overall good presence in the market which means they have access to highly qualified tenants. Administratively, they are slow to respond unless they are chasing a tenant repair. My property manager takes 2 days some times 3 days to return my calls. Not cool."

"I had a few questions for them and got a lot of great info. I didn't need the service but was taken care of by a fabulous employee. If I needed them, they'd be my choice. Just my opinion,your's may differ. ✌️"

"Been trying to contact a human being, via phone, no luck. Have had email contact with an employee to sign contract for fence replacement. Apparently, they are so inept, they cant manage to email contract. Poor customer service. If I had a rental property, I wouldn't use."

"lived there over a decade in NorCal... absolutely a nightmare experience. Though to be fair when I needed something it they got to me fairly quick on scheduling help. But the help was horrendous and they tried to charge me for a botch job the contractors did! The worst part is when you move out of the place. I cleaned the entire house, then hired professional cleaners to come in and they still took over half my deposit for the same thing and to power wash a driveway and house that were clean, no oil etc. That isn't even a charge they should pass on to us! I could see if it the place was damaged or not taken care of ,but it was very well taken care of."

"A nightmare experience! No hot water, no heat, mold and asbestos! I moved in November of 2018. My unit had no hot water in the kitchen, very limited in the shower, and no heat at all. The hot water took more than 6 weeks to get working, the heat even longer. Our property manager Sarah Laroa was non responsive to our calls and emails. When we asked the city inspector to help, she finally responded but was incredibly rude, condescending, and suggested we find a different place to live. We discovered mold in our bedroom in June. Sac Delta told us they would not be cleaning it because there was no mold, even though the expert at PW Stephens told them there was. I was forced to clean the mold myself since my wife was pregnant. I was also forced to pay for a professional mold test to prove to Sac Delta that there was mold. The test showed levels up to 4x higher than legally safe. Finally by the end of September they agreed to clean the mold. We had to leave our apartment and pay for the machines electricity. Four days after it was finally cleaned, Sarah gave us a 60 day notice to vacate in retaliation for us asking for the mold to be cleaned. After fighting the illegal notice to vacate, we discovered mold again in December, 2 weeks after bringing our newborn home. The mold this time was cleaned in a timely fashion, but the bedroom was left completely uninhabitable, and asbestos dust littered the room and hallway. The wall was never fixed, forcing us to move out. We could not use our bed or bedroom for the entire month of January. Our newborn could not use her bed. Due to the missing wall in the bedroom, the entire apartment was freezing. This was an incredibly difficult time being forced to live like this in the winter with a newborn baby. Finally, we moved out and found a much better place to live with a much better and nicer property manager. When we moved out, we were not given any move out instructions, any walkthrough. We reached out to Sac Delta on the 1st of February asking what to do with the keys since no instructions were given. On the 3rd we were told to drop they keys off at the Sac Delta office. On the 5th we dropped them off. When we received our deposit, 5 days of rent and utilities were deducted since we returned our keys late. I have reached out to Sac Delta asking for that money back, but they refuse to return it. I put a complaint in with the city. Let this review be a warning to all what you may experience."