Harris McHaney Property Management

When I viewed the house, I specifically asked if there had been any mold. I was repeatedly and explicitly told no. We spent the next 3 years and thousands of dollars chasing it and cleaning, and it still gave us both lung infections.The house was infested with mold.nnThey tried to kick us out of the house 6 months into a 2 year renewal, then quickly backed off when we told them to buy out our lease.nnWhen we moved out, there was some damage. However, how are my wife and I, both of us disabled veterans, supposed to be accountable for storm damage to the structure we are renting? How are we liable for paint, light fixtures, and screen doors? We cleaned things, yet every single thing in the house was marked as dirty or damaged. We were also not informed of the inspection for over a month after it was finished, well past the 3 days to contest. They had no trouble getting in touch with us to attempt to kick us out with no warning, or to harass us about finding another place to live down to the last day we were there. My wife and I are both still sick from years of inhaling mold. There’s a website dedicated to the massive mold infestation in the house. We were charged for mold, door repairs, and all sorts of other things. Not once was any maintenance done.nnA 70’ oak tree nearly fell on the house last year, and it was still there when we left. Storm damage is not the tenants responsibility. Replacing light fixtures and exterior accessories is not the tenants responsibility.nnIt doesn’t matter how you look at it, this is predatory business at its lowest. I know for a fact that the landlord’s son did all of the work, and nepotism inevitably breeds this sort of corruption. Somehow I’m charged for rebuilding the porch, that was damaged by storms and decades of mold. I also got to live the last year and a half constantly wondering if/when these people were going to kick us out on the street.nnI knew I’d have to pay for the damage to doors and walls, (I have multiple neurological disorders and I fall down, the landlord knew this from the beginning and at the end as well), but I did not expect to be charged for every single bit of the maintenance the landlord failed to complete during the entire 3 years of our lease. My wife and I spent hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars repairing the rotten and dangerous landscaping, only to be charged for its removal, and charged for the damage to the original rotted items.nnTL;DR, no, I wouldn’t recommend ever renting from this company, especially if you’re a veteran.

From the get-go I have had nothing but a pleasant and professional experience with Harris McHaney! I found a beautiful and well-kept home to rent from them this summer, and was incredibly excited to move into it. They were prompt with responses and respectful in every interaction we had.nSadly, due to COVID-19, I wasn't able to move for my job and had to break my lease before I had the chance to move in. Once again - they were great to work with and worked with me on my situation! I have heard horror stories of people in similar situations with different property companies and they acted with integrity towards me the entire time.nHopefully I can complete my move to Bentonville soon, and rest assured, Harris McHaney will be the FIRST company I call when that can happen!!! Legitimately and truly I would give this team a call before any others

Very disappointed! Agent was extremely nice but the application/leasing office was not professional. They were not responsive nor communicative resulting in another individual being awarded a leasing agreement without notification.

We are renters and I just had to share how awesome the Rogers office is. Sue and Marcela couldn’t be more professional, gracious and kind. If you are looking for a rental, call Harris McHaney in Rogers!

Great place, great people. Pleasant experience.