Alpha Fraternity Management

Cody Aliakseyeu 

on Google

a month ago

We switched to Alpha Frat Management expecting an upgrade from our last company, but unfortunately, the experience has been the opposite. They often hire unqualified contractors for house repairs and consistently overcharge tenants. Communication with them is also very difficult, and their approach often lacks logic or fairness. 

MarquisJ 

on Google

a month ago

If I could give zero stars, I would. This company overcharges for everything and constantly moves your money around, making it confusing to understand what you’ve actually paid. For example, a simple clogged sink that could have been fixed for about $50 somehow resulted in each of the 35 residents being charged $11, that’s nearly $400 for one minor repair. Communication with them is even worse, as their approach often lacks logic or fairness. They also take months and multiple requests to handle even basic repairs. Overall, ... read more

Steve Kovar 

on Google

2 months ago

Like many of the people that give reviews for this company, if I could give zero stars I would. They hold deposit and, more importantly, have zero communication. For example When we moved in the smoke alarm was sitting on my son‘s bed. No big deal. When we moved out the smoke alarm was placed back on the bed in the EXACT same location. We took photos the day we move in, which I recommend you do, and photo evidence on the day we moved out to document the condition of the room. We were charged $50 for a missing smoke alarm. Af... read more

Block icy 

on Google

4 months ago

Avoid Alpha Fraternity Management (AFM) if possible. They are excessively fine-heavy, charging for the smallest damages—even when we repaired them ourselves. We spent our own money and materials fixing issues, but AFM still fined us for things they never addressed. Their practices feel unfair and profit-driven rather than supportive of residents. 

Mark Frye 

on Google

6 months ago

Dealing with AFM has been an incredibly frustrating and costly experience, one I wouldn't wish on any parent or student. While perhaps not a Ponzi scheme, their business practices feel designed to systematically extract money from tenants, particularly students who may be less experienced in managing such affairs. I cannot recommend AFM. Our attempts at communication were met with silence on the phone and curt, unhelpful email replies. Most troubling were the persistent, questionable repair charges that appeared month after ... read more