Pros
head office was in a nice neighborhood
Cons
most of the portfolio managers were disorganized and impossible to get in touch with. several of them never answered their office phone or checked their voicemail so you had to rely on emails or staking out the building they worked in and hoping they would come in/out the portfolio managers and CEO treated tenants like pests they had to put up with, rather than the reason the buildings were making any money at all. Trying to get them to approve any maintenance requests was like trying to pull teeth and I heard entirely too often from maintenance that "yeah, CEO knew this was bad/old and needed to be replaced like 2 years ago. he didn't want to spend the money." Nepotism is the name of the game with these people resident manager pay was abysmal. Could move to Federal Way and get paid more for less headache doing the same job.