From Bayshore Home Sales
We make owning your own home a reality. Bayshore Home Sales, a division of RHP Properties delivers affordable homes in well maintained manufactured home communities in 27 states across the country. Our number one goal is to ensure our residents come home to a community where neighbors still care about each other and the community as a whole. Every Bayshore community includes dependable, on-site management, ensuring the community is well maintained, issues are resolved quickly, and the community areas are beautiful and enjoyable for everyone. Our managers truly care about our residents, getting to know each family on a first name basis, helping everyone feel welcome and wanted.
Google: 1.3/5
This is a poorly run company which cheats its tenants renters and buyers are neglected repairs are not done they are slow to move and they do not clean up anything as I found trash under my house and they're not willing to help me with it trash from water bottles construction work in poor health I've had to clean it up myself and work on it myself they have bad attitudes poor customer service lack of communication and have very biased attitudes about who they're willing to talk to or help
Trying to move in. No communication between sales, placement teams, readiness teams. Interior repairs required, water meter not set. No walkthru to explain features, how to operate, etc. Never really explained sales program. Drove around community and listed some possibilities. No real sales persons. No overview of community itself. Sales staff says he showed us 10 sites. Only one and not the one we purchased. Really need to train and get communication going. Community has great potential but lacking in sales staff and experience. Regional management, Diane was somewhat helpful but did not want to deal with actual conversation about issues.
I am trying to purchase a home in one of your locations. The home I was looking at what is being updated. I was told by the sales person that it should be done by the end of January. The sales person left for maternity leave the first week of January and the second week of January, I spoke with her supervisor who was covering for her while she was out for maternity leave. She looked into it and said. There shouldn’t be any reason we don’t have it done by the end of January February 2. I went into the office to meet the supervisor and let her know that January came and left. With the home not completed I asked if we had a new target date and she looked at me with a...read full review