Business services in Santa Ana, California, the US.

New reviews about business services in Santa Ana, California

• Review of "Superior Court of Orange County" at Santa Ana
  ★ ★ ☆ ☆ ☆
  Good luck getting a person on the phone to answer any of your questions. I've spent the last 80 minutes calling 8 or 9 different phone #'s while either being put on hold for 20 minutes, transferred, or hung up on. Pathetic that no one can answer simple questions or at least point me in the right direction of which department/person to speak with. If you need help, do yourself a favor and just physically go into the office. When you're there in-person, the employees are actually fairly helpful. Calling is a waste of time.
  By Cameron, March 13, 2018
• Review of "Phillips Accountancy Corporation" at Santa Ana
  ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
  Reasonable & quality tax advice. Fair rates. Extremely quick responses to your questions. Everyone there is easy to talk to. Bob Phillips has a life long client here.
  By Benedict Yoong, March 09, 2018
• Review of "Financial Connections" at Santa Ana
  ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
  Randall Owens is highly professional, knowledgeable, honest, and experienced. Our taxes have been prepared by Mr. Owens for almost ten years, so it is with strong confidence we recommend his firm, Financial Connections. When searching for an accountant to prepare our taxes, it was important for us to find an excellent firm that could find opportunities to minimize our taxes and that is what we found with Financial Connections. A business associate of ours recommended Financial Connections and we were beyond pleased. We are thankful for his reasonable rates and for helping us get the maximum returns every year. We sincerely appreciate Randall Owens' professionalism and personal touch. Sincerely, Dina and Steve Conner San Clemente
  By Steve Conner, March 08, 2018
• Review of "Enterprise Property Management - Orange County Property Management Specialist" at Santa Ana
  ★ ★ ★ ★ ☆
  I'm going to keep it 100 as I always do. For starters, I'm a mechanical engineer who has no problem paying the rent in full and on time. Paula was the person who managed the property I leased. Although I know I've pissed her off on more than one occasion (consulting with my lawyers because of what she did), "for the most part," she kept her professionalism. That helped them with the star rating. I was leaning towards only giving them 3 stars, but Paula did a good job with making sure things were good with the condo I leased. Things took a turn, when the owners of the condo hired a real estate company to sell the property. The listing agent, Matt something, is the one who began demanding showing the property what seemed like every other day. People in and out, in and out, and he tried to strong arm and bully me. I ain't the one! Trust me. Upon selling the place, Paula gave my security deposit to the old owners, and my lease stated EPM was no longer responsible for it. Haaaa. As a result, I told Paula I was putting my rent in escrow to protect myself and my money. She didn't like that, but again, she kept professionalism. All in all, I don't blame Paula. Matt was the real problem the whole time. He made it bad for Paula, but she kept her composure as best as she could. I didn't have any peace my last 2 months at the property. One last thing, EPM do play internal games. If you try to call to speak with your property manager, they provide excuse after excuse, leave you on extended holds, and play childish petty games of that nature if the property manager doesn't want to talk with you. That's bad business. That's why they are/were borderline 3 stars. It gets worse. Last week, I went to pay my electric bill, I promise you I can't make this up, and I went to get my checkbook, and it was gone - I mean gone. No where to be found. I searched high and low - no where. I was even 1.5 hours late for work. On top of that, my Social Security Card and my Birth Certificate are both gone. No one, and I mean no one has access to the condo except... How did it disappear? Well, Enterprise Property Management has access to the condo; the old owners too. I've had to get a police report, call the FTC, Social Security Fraud Department, credit bureaus, change banks and accounts around, etc. A true nightmare. The thing is, I can't prove who took it. I can suspect, but... I have a real good idea. The hassle I'm going through right now just dropped them to 'N' stars. Read their Yelp reviews.
  By Anthony Athy, March 07, 2018