Complaint Review: Jason Trindade - Nevada

TERRIBLE - HORRIBLE .....BEWARE!!!!! THE WORST REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION I HAVE EVER HAD!! Also Beware of Jason trindade king of condos Las Vegas FAKE POSITIVE REVIEWS all throughout the Internet, If you choose to do business with this company, just remember YOU WERE WARNED! In my experience Jason trindade and King of condos are very deceitful and cunning.

This is the worst agent I have ever come in contact with. I think he has some sort of personality disorder or may have brain damage. He is far from intelligent and so hard to follow in a conversation. He is the worst at communicating and his office staff is the most unprofessional I have seen. I did some more research on this individual and found out he couldn´t cut it as a mortgage broker and so decided to go into real estate. He ripped people off in mortgages and put them into bad loans that resulted in tons of foreclosures.

BEWARE!!!!!!!

Does the agent seem knowledgeable and experienced?

NO!!

Has the agent been responsive to your communications?

NO!!

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I was told that the apartment that I was going to rent was going to be remodeled with hard wood flooring to replace the carpeting. I thought that it was strange that they weren't letting me in to see the work. Finally I just knocked on the door and was allowed to look in the place which was only getting a fresh coat of paint. They at least repaired the walls, but I based my decision on the promises of an agent, that they fired. But they never contacted me to ask what he had promised. Long story, short, I have only a few days to find a new place because King of Condos couldn't even suggest any possible corrections. There are plenty of people to help you rent a place in Las Vegas, and these guys are not trust worthy.

Here is an update. Nearly 5 weeks after I moved in to my new apartment, David T. contacted me and asked me to remove my review based on the fact that they had fired the agent that originally lied to me. But, unfortunately they never told me he was fired, nor did they ask me what I was promised. To make matters worse, they intentionally impeded my chances of checking out the progress on the apartment. It appeared as if they were waiting for my move in date to come, so that I would have no choice but to move into the apartment. Common sense never came into play. They had so many opportunities to correct the problem and they chose the option of crossing their fingers and hoping that I didn't find out until my move in date when I would be stuck with the apartment. Once again, there are many good, reliable and ethical real estate agents in Las Vegas. King of Condos is one of the companies to avoid.

Update #2 - To clear things up for Jason T. who is confused by the fact that I said that they had fired the agent, then I said that they never told me the agent was fired in the update. The update was referring to the fact that they didn't initially contact me to tell me he was fired and find out what he promised. Yes, I eventually learned he was fired when they wanted to use that as an explanation for why the remodeling wasn't done as promised. This information came very late, at a point where they wouldn't have time to resolve it before I moved in.

My point still remains that if you fire a guy for lying to your clients, you should then immediately contact whomever he was dealing with and find out what promises were made. Doesn't this seem like common sense?