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  • Association Management Inc of Idaho has 1.0 star rating based on 10 customer reviews. Consumers are mostly dissatisfied.

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  • Pros: How they completely ignored my complaint.
    Cons: Lack of enforcing hoa policies, Non enforcement of hoa rules, Disorganized.

  • Recent recommendations regarding this business are as follows: "Don’t let this company manage your community".

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Bran Ify
map-marker Meridian, Idaho

Disgusted with AMI management of Ashbury Villas

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Horrible management of our small community right after a significant dues increase. Main problem is the landscape company PAR 3 that provides weekly yard/mowing service and maintains the entire communities green spaces.

Our irrigation was delayed by 3 weeks this year.

While PAR 3 provided ZERO service and ignored the weeds. They also wrecked our driveways recently with ugly black tire tread marks from their ride on mowers. When complaining to AMI they claimed it was a minor problem since they have so many weeds and dead grass/trees to deal with.

Now weve just been told our water will be shut off early this season! Ashbury is getting GYPPED by AMI!

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User's recommendation: Don’t let this company manage your community

james f Knr

Loud noise

can anything be done to stop the loud pipes on motorcycles etc? they all want to open it up on seabreeze.

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Anonymous

Boardwalk Management is Horrible

This company does not listen. They make up lies to justify their lack of performance.

They have allowed landscaping company to park trucks and trailers at the clubhouse and say the HOA rules don't include the Clubhouse. Yet they harrass residents regarding trailers left for a couple days in their driveways. I got a letter about a trailer that was in my driveway for 1 days and everyday I have to look across the road at the landscaping trailer and trucks. They harrass the residents and don't enforce rules against their friends.

The pool is causing childrens feet to bleed and they don't care. The sprinkler in the common area come on in the heat of the day and hit the road. There are numerous brown spots and they won't adjust the sprinklers. The have a pool monitor who harrasses the residents and let's her friends do whatever they want.

They are incompetent and uncaring. It would be so easy to fix the things the residents want fixed and not make up lies about children playing with the sprinklers Etc.

Ryan is stubborn and doesn't care about this subdivision. They need to go.

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Reason of review:
Poor customer service
Anonymous
map-marker Meridian, Idaho

Former employee sharing some insight and suggested questions to ask before contracting this business

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Considering Boardwalk for your HOA management? As a former employee, here are some questions i encourage you to ask.

1. What is your community manager turnover rate? A good follow up to that being: Can you confidently explain your turnover rate for community managers? 2.

Do you have policies and procedures in place to ensure consistent services and can you show me these resources. (Remember to ask to see these resources that you will be told are in place) 3. Ask the business owner how many days a week he shows up on time. Just plain and simple, lead by example, care about your business kind of thing...

Do you show up on time more often than not. Ask him to look you in the eye as he answers it... 4. Ask the business manager how many days a week she works and how available she is.

Then try to reach her by phone. 5. Ask the business owner if he has ever solicited reviews from customers in a selective manner to boost his online reviews. And if you're still considering working with them, try to call and get in touch with any community manager...

If you do get to a community manager, ask them these questions. 1. How long have you worked for Boardwalk Association Management. 2.

What experience do you have in Managing Homeowners Associations? 3. Were you given proper training and clearly available resources to use for your job? Listen for the pause as they come up with an answer.

4. Do you feel your workload is manageable and are you able to provide the level of service you feel the company is advertising? Again, listen for the pause as they come up with an answer or better yet, ask to speak to them in person.

5. Do you feel that “sales” is selling the same product that you are able to deliver given the resources and workload at hand?

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Cons:
  • Overworked
  • Unsupported
  • Disorganized
2 comments
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Ryan does NOT welcome questions. In fact, he runs and hides from them.

Never has a turnover from the developer to the homeowners been so horrible for the newly appointed Board. The new Board was accused of wrong doing where there was none. Ryan canceled the contract mid month because the Board was asking questions. Ryan did not start this company, Don Hubble did.

Ryan just bought him out. I wonder why BAM "manages" most, if not all of Hubble's developments?

If you are smart, you will keep as far away from this management company as possible. Message me if you want to know more.

Guest

I would like to begin by being fully transparent: Nate was unfortunately fired from Boardwalk. It's never easy to fire an employee, and this situation was no different.

That said, I don't believe that it's fair or professional to go into more detail about the termination.

However, I do think it's fair (and encouraged!) for perspective clients to ask the questions listed here. They are a nice compilation for any HOA Board. And we love to work with communities that ask questions.

At Boardwalk we have a job that can at times be challenging. We partner with HOAs to solve difficult, often conflict-filled issues by acting firmly but fairly to collectively protect the home values of our clients. We are always happy to educate clients on how we operate our business--showing them our day-to-day operations, giving them a live tour of our office to meet our amazing team, and demonstrating the processes that make the machine run efficiently. We believe that when our clients have a deeper understanding of how our operations work, they will feel more like a part of the team.

We are proud of the fact that that we have consistently produced a desirable product for a great price, and because of this we saw 40% growth last year. It was an amazing year, and we came out on the other side with improved processes and services.

As for training and resources, part of our strategy is education. Idaho currently has no education requirements for management companies or community managers.

Yet all of our key staff all hold some sort of credential from CAI, and our goal is to expand that to all employees. Just as we invested in Nate's education when he was with us, we are committed to ensuring our staff is educated above-and-beyond industry standards, which we believe has contributed to our continued success.

I have been managing HOAs for over 11 years, and I founded Boardwalk six years ago. I wouldn't be telling the truth if I said we are perfect all the time.

We are human, and mistakes happen. One of the fundamental beliefs in our organization is if a mistake happens once, it's a mistake; if it happens twice, it's a decision.

Boardwalk is committed to ensuring that what our clients pay for is what they receive, This means evaluating the performance of our employees and, when necessary, making staffing changes to ensure we continue to meet our customers expectations and needs. This approach has enabled us to operate with a 98% customer retention rate.

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Anonymous

Boardwalk Association Management - Customer Care Review

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These are the most unprofessional people I've ever had the privledge of dealing with in my entire life. Their only job is to interact and serve the communities that pay their salaries and they have absolutely failed at that.

They have a phone system that is entirely dedicated to preventing their clients from getting a hold of anyone within the company. Their staff member Nate Stansell has the thinnest skin of any man of his stature I've ever seen. While speaking to this man with an entirely calm and collected demeanor for a resident in my situation, he came unglued and unstable as I addressed real and valid concerns about how he was handling a dispute. He began using vulgar language in dealing with me, before he finally said I had taken up over two hours of his time (the entire hoa meeting was not even two hours) and asked me to leave him alone.

This man was not at all knowledgeable regarding our own neighborhood cc&r's and further more did not care. He brought a copy of the cc&r's which he told me he would not even look at.

After interacting with the few people I have spoken to at boardwalk, my opinion would be that they are all in the wrong line of work. Especially Nate Stansell

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Reason of review:
Poor customer service
3 comments
Guest

I agree. This company is in the wrong line of work.

When confronted about issues of dishonesty and flat out lies, they break contracts accusing others of wrong doing where there is none. This company needs to be investigated for corruption and charging fees not included in contracts.

Guest

I agree!

I agree.This company is in the wrong line of work.

When confronted about issues of dishonesty and flat out lies, they break contracts accusing others of wrong doing where there is none.This company needs to be investigated for corruption and charging fees not included in contracts.

Guest

I May change My mind about a Hubble community after reading all this!!

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Marget Ani
map-marker Boise, Idaho

Review in Real Estate category from Boise, Idaho

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This company is a huge joke and picks and chooses its targets. They don't enforce homes who have weeds, trash in their yard, vehicles that don't run in their driveway, Christma lights still up yet they will come after you if you *** on Thursday.

The common area they're supposed to maintain looks like ***, they tell you wrong dates for HOA meetings.

This company is a huge joke full of bully's. I have a very nice home and they continue to target and harass me.

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Reason of review:
Poor customer service
Anonymous
map-marker Phoenix, Arizona

Boardwalk Idaho Property Management - Christmas lights in June.

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Association Management Inc of Idaho - Boardwalk Idaho Property Management - Christmas...

I'm a Middleton Lakes HOA resident in Middleton, Idaho. I have complained to "Boardwalk Idaho" property management (http://www.boardwalkidaho.com) numerous times but they just won't help.

Our home is fairly new - about 2 years old and I live across the street from a grumpy old man and his wife that still have their Christmas lights up in June. It looks so sloppy and so bad for the neighborhood. They're always outside working in their yard, but they simply will not take down those Christmas lights. So, I've resorted to a little public humiliation and a negative review about Boardwalk Idaho.

But I was surprised to see that they already had multiple negative reviews here on pissed-consumer. Well, no - really, I'm not that surprised after all.

Many people are breaking the rules here in Middleton Lakes and Boardwalk just lets them do it. If you're going to ruin my property value with your laziness - I will spread the word to homeowners that care - and we will make mass negative reports online about your horrible business and property management practices.

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Loss:
$10000
Pros:
  • How they completely ignored my complaint
Cons:
  • Non enforcement of hoa rules
  • Lack of enforcing hoa policies
  • That they let hoa members keep christmas lights up in june
Reason of review:
Poor Property Management Rule Enforcement

Preferred solution: Do your job and enforce HOA rules so our property values do not continue to drop.

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Guest

Get over it. Maybe since they are "old" you should ask them if they need help to take them down if it bothers you that much. From I'm lazy also

Guest

If that’s all you have to complain about you need to get a life. The yard looks pretty nice for an elderly couple. Go volunteer or best yet, offer to take the lights Dow.

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Anonymous

Christmas lights in June - Boardwalk Idaho Property Management

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People on our street have asked you more than once to please force the gentleman and his wife at 203 E Walcott Lake Drive to take down their Christmas lights hanging from their roof. It is now June, and everyone on Walcott drive has to look at their Christmas lights.

Our HOA looks like a complete mess because you can't enforce the rules.

We had company over for a graduation BBQ in early June and numerous guests commented on the lights across the street. It is embarrassing for those of us that live on this street and since you did not enforce the rules on this homeowner when requested, then you can have a negative public review for your laziness.

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Cons:
  • Neighbors christmas tree lights up in june
  • Not enforce hoa rules
  • Property value dropping because you cannot enforce hoa rules
Reason of review:
Please enforce HOA rules

Preferred solution: Enforce HOA rules so our property values do not drop further than they have already.

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Guest

If you don't pay their bills, property tax, then leave it alone..I would HATE to live in a neghiborhood where people thought they could dictate stuff like that..really?? You have that little to worry about then this?

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If lived around people like you, I would leave more lights out and have them plugged in all year around , and not.this is just insane. .some of you people need to go live in russia, or under a dictatorship..because what someone else does in their home, is really not your business unless it effects you directly

Roel Sbx
map-marker Meridian, Idaho

Short Review on September&nbs-04:00;01,&nbs-04:00;2016

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Junk cars through out nieghborhood, trailers parked in streets on a daily basis, people running businesses out of there homes and lots of loud car stereos being played at all times of day and night . I have complained about this list and more each time I feel ignored and if im the nuccens.

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Reason of review:
Poor customer service
Anonymous
map-marker Middleton, Idaho

Boardwalk Idaho Property Management - Dogs running at large through neighborhood - they don't care.

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Association Management Inc of Idaho - Boardwalk Idaho Property Management - Dogs running...

We are so - so - tired of dogs running wild and on the loose through the neighborhood. We have five younger children and we live down the on Willow Creek. EVERY SINGLE DAY (no exaggeration whatsoever) the family shown in the picture lets their black dog run wild. It has chased my kids on their scooter and it has also terrified the senior citizen lady that lives next door to us.

Oh, yes, lets not forget that it pees and craps in every other yard as it runs wild down the streets.

You can see from the image that this family has a broken gate that they simply WILL NOT fix. So, there you go, we'll just make it public...your broken gate, your dog running wild, and Boardwalk Idaho's inability to enforce the HOA rules in the Middleton Lakes subdivision.

Sloppy, sloppy, and more sloppy. You both must be so proud.

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Cons:
  • Dogs running at large
  • Lack of enforcing hoa policies
Reason of review:
Poor service - dogs running at large.
3 comments
Guest

good grief , justagirl be be just plain *** . Already know she's ignorant .

You should call law enforcement and tell them this dog has tried to *** my kid or something . Do what it takes for someone to do something or the inevitable is going to happen . Keep your kids safe .

Do what it takes . Best wishes .

Guest

You need to call the Idaho humane society.

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That's 168 E. Roselake Drive in Middleton.

Whitpages shows it is Nicholas Randall and his wife Heather. Strange, Nick was a great guy in highschool but maybe he just doesn't care now that he's married.

They must be proud to be the *** of the neighborhood. Good for them.

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Anonymous

Boardwalk Idaho - Poor Property Management

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I've seen the half-baked rebuttle attempts from a "Henry Frappe" - so I thought I would join in and state that he - himself - said that he doesn't even live in the Middleton Lakes subdivision.

On the other hand, I am a new homeowner in this subdivision and I couldn't agree with the other complaint more. The first complaint is spot-on and many RENTERS in our neighborhood have the worst homes of them all. Yes - imagine - RENTERS bringing down the property value of the actual home owners.

But even worse than the renters is BOARDWALK IDAHO property management which is almost non-existent. With $400 x some 150 homes - you'd think they could keep this neighborhood looking better and enforce the rules we ALL agreed to. But no, they are just collecting a paycheck - and now - a bad name for themselves.

See the image of the weeds on my street - almost as high as the street sign. They are like that all over the neighborhood and even in some people's front and back yards. Yes, you can see WEEDS sticking over the fence of some residents yards and Willow Creek Road has at least 9 (NINE) portable basketball hoops on the sidewalks or in the streets. ....Mind you - it is now WINTER with SNOW on the ground and NO ONE is playing basketball. Even the local SEX OFFENDERS on E. Roselake Drive - Yes (check the Middleton Sex Offender registry) have a basketball hoop on the sidewalk.

Lazy - lazy - unprofessional property management - can't enforce the rules - won't enforce the rules - and hire whack jobs like "Henry Frappe" to fight their battles....rather than to fix the problems at hand.

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Loss:
$400
Cons:
  • Non enforcement of hoa rules
6 comments
Guest
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Nice play on the name. Haven’t heard that once since Junior High.

Stay classy Cindy.

So now there’s 18 portable hoops? The number of sex offending ballers has doubled since Anonymous posted in early January? Wow, maybe we’ll be seeing some NBA draft prospects out of Middleton sometime in a few years? But you make it sound like if there’s a hoop, a kid must play ball, right?

I just looked out my window and my neighbors a few houses down have a portable hoop in their driveway, and nobody is showing off their skills. . . I understand it’s early in the morning, there’s frost on the ground, and most people are probably relaxing---but there’s a hoop, and not one ball in sight.

. . I’m sounding the alarm and calling the basketball police. The madness ends now.

Anyway, I said it once, and I’ll say it again, I don’t know a thing about Boardwalk.

I don’t like HOAs. I don’t like management. I don’t like riding my bike in the snow. But what I really don’t like Cindy (very cool that you used your first name, but no last?) are people that get off on trying to “rally the troops” with opinions, falsehoods and unsupported facts.

Maybe Anonymous is Brian Williams in disguise; and if not, there’s a spot opening up on the Nightly News he might like to apply for.

So, you went to a meeting, good for you. I think that if you’re going to be an active member of your neighborhood, you should go. Applause applause. However, please share more about the concerns you had?

If it had anything to do with basketball, crop dusters, unsold & unmowed lots, sex offenders, dirt-bike speeding youngsters, or vandalizing teenagers, then they were right to usher out the door. I would too. None of that has anything to do with HOA management—a point your neighborhood seems to be struggling to grasp. In fact, while a few of your issues are better suited for law enforcement, the rest of your gripes have nothing to do with anything.

A fixed agenda? Generally when you run a meeting, you have an agenda to discuss; otherwise, why have a meeting? You sound like Anonymous; a lot of griping but no specifics. Nice.

Please refer to my post above.

Cite the exact language in your HOA policy that conflicts with your HOA mgmt company’s actions (or refusal to act), and I’ll yield. I don’t need to live in your neighborhood to have an issue with the mud you sling, right? As for having a brain or a life, well, my wife says you’re probably right on both counts. But at least I’ve got stones.

Using a medium like this to try to sway change is cowardly and weak.

FYI—it’s hard not to notice that you too type in big caps like Anonymous, and like the original post, you mention Willow Creek road. This couldn’t be another feeble attempt by Anonymous to post under an alias?

Would it? Nah, that would lack integrity, and Anonymous is above that.

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More Red Arrows!! More Red Arrows!! More Red Arrows!

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Henry Crapp, the under-paid one-man-band trying to save Boardwalk Idaho property management is really just helping to bury them more. Not a thing between those two ears and if you stand close to him on a windy day - you can hear a slight "whistle" as the wind blows through his thick cranium.

I too am a home owner in Middleton Lakes and I wholeheartedly thank "anonymous" for bringing things to light around here.

It is true, I counted 18 portable basketball hoops in just one section of the neighborhood this morning. All on the sidewalk facing the street - all with either big rocks or sandbags or cinder blocks weighing them down...and all of them looking ratty as h*** with NOT ONE kid playing basketball. Why doesn't America just make it standard to build new homes with permanent basketball hoops by each mailbox.

Anonymous is right, I was at the last Boardwalk Idaho meeting and it was pathetic. Those running the show were sloppy and had a fixed agenda - none of which, by the way, was aimed at fielding comments or concerns from the residents.

They got out of there as soon as they could.

So, went I searched for "Boardwalk Idaho" on Google to contact them - I saw the Pissed-Consumer search results instead.

Maybe if all of the residents start posting problems here - they will get addressed sooner than if you beg to "Boardwalk Idaho" and grow old waiting for them to do something about it.

As far as Henry Crapp - well, at least he is amusing but (1) he does not live in our neighborhood and (2) he does not have a brain or a life. I will tell my neighbors on WillowCreek about this pissed-consumer site and they can add their own issues as well.

Guest
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I really don't understand; people clicking little arrows cause they think it makes a difference? If you have something to contribute to the discussion, then post it.

Do you honestly think you're making a difference because you can point the little mouse button on a red arrow? It's as cowardly and trite as a post from "Anonymous," the masked HOA management vigilante who likely thinks the sex-crazed thugs in his neighborhood are responsible for the sky being blue.

Guest

Oh man, this has been up since the beginning of January 4th?! You gotta tell me when you post these spineless diatribes.

I would’ve replied much, much sooner.

Half-baked attempts? No, they’re fully baked friend; cooked to an internal temp of 165 degrees F. But you lost me on the “he himself stated” part. I already admitted something, so you start a new thread to prove that I already admitted it?

I don’t get it.

Anyway, new homeowner, eh? Cool, congrats! Home ownership is a wonderful thing! So, you saw all these issues before you bought the home, and you bought the home anyway?

What's that say about you? And you type a bunch of words in all caps like the glue-sniffer from the original posts? Awesome, no problem! To each his own, right?

Welcome to the block party. I think you’ll find many, many equally-nutty companions not far away. Maybe on the same street or next-door if you’re lucky!

(I can tell you’re not familiar with sarcasm, so that was me saying “I don’t believe you” in a roundabout way)

What the heck, I’ll ***. I’ve got time and think you and I might just be an e-harmony match and not know it.

Let’s start again, from the top.

First, it’s Frapp, sans the “e.” I’m not an ice-filled coffee drink (unless you want me to be. Nudge-nudge, wink-wink). If you’re gonna scoop the story, at least spell the names correctly. That’s just 101.

Second, I feel bad you lost so much time researching my name, so I returned the favor. Guess what turd blossom—there’s no “Anonymous” in Middleton either. In fact, there’s nobody named Anonymous in Idaho. Weird, huh?

Maybe it’s time you own what you post. Third, you lost me on the part about sex offenders and basketballs. Sex offenders aren’t allowed to shoot hoops? And for that matter, why are you living in a neighborhood of sex offenders in the first place?

Seems like the kind of thing you’d check out before making such a big purchase, but I digress. Maybe you and I are more of an e-harmony match than I thought (sinner)! You write like a 12-year old; it confuses people. If you’re going to sway the majority, think before your fingers press the little letters.

There are some adult education courses that can help you with that. I suggest you enroll. The renters have the worst homes? Well no kidding; they’re renters.

You think renters care about improving your property value? That’s laughable (and in my limited knowledge, not an HOA management company problem). While you’re at it, ask a tenant what they think of HOA bylaws and let us know what they say. The location of your photo, taken last year (which is odd because I thought you were a “new” homeowner) is easy to find on Google.

To me, it looks like an unsold lot. Now, I don’t know much about HOAs or management companies, but using my own as an example, I can’t find any clause that says they’re responsible for maintaining neighborhood lots—so let’s just get down to brass tax. Copy-and-paste a citation from a legal document that shows us where this company isn’t following through. You think it needs to cut weeds in an unsold lot?

Well prove to me why it should? Show me the portion where it says an HOA management company is responsible for portable basketball hoops. Another “Anonymous” (couldn’t be you though, right?) has a hatred for crop-dusting airplanes—show me where the HOA management company agreed to direct air traffic! You say it’s lazy—but do you think companies should have to do things they didn’t agree (and therefore aren’t paid) to do?

If so, maybe I'm wrong and Idaho is more blue than I thought. I get the impression you’re one of those “it’s not me; it’s you” people that sits behind the front window, squinting through a pair of binoculars, so you can anonymously criticize all you think is wrong with the world. You think you’re doing people a service but you’re not; I have yet to see a single fact posted on any of these threads. Your neighborhood is a reflection of you.

You can blame the renters and sex addicts as much as you want, remain anonymous and throw stones, but you’re just muckraking for the sake of muckraking. It’s not honorable; it’s cowardly. The world doesn’t stop and revolve the way “anonymous” thinks it should. Think about all the time you’ve wasted nitpicking and all the energy you could’ve spent doing better things.

Then go do those things. Roll up your sleeves and quit projecting. Finally, I don’t get paid a penny for this. Wish I did, cause with crackpots like you, I’d be wealthier than a crooked republican.

Nope, I just know a whacko when I see one.

A spade is a spade. Think of it as a public service :)

Guest

I live in Middleton Lakes and agree with most of what you said. They don't take care of the weeds and let dead bushes in public areas stay there. Wanted you to know that basketball hoops are allowed in streets per our HOA rules, just not in sidewalks.

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Anonymous
map-marker Boise, Idaho

Boardwalk Property Management Services Review

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They are absolutely terrible, we paid $350 a year and they don't enforce a *** rule and the common areas they manage look like *** for how much we pay. If we call to complain about anything they tell us just contact our local police, even though it is a clear rule in our covenant. Huge joke and i hope they go out of business!

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Reason of review:
Poor customer service
Anonymous
map-marker Boulder Creek, California

Boardwalk Association Management - Staff Review from Boulder Creek, California

I was in line for a ride with my child when your security came up and said I was about to get kicked out for how I was talking to my children when all I was trying to do was get them pumped up for the ride. The people behind us created a story that wasn't true because they were mad we got in front of them and then I got treated like I criminal when I was just trying to take my children on rides!

I am very upset and I almost got kicked out by their word instead of my

Own accord because they were mad about the line situation. I had to waste my money and remove my children because I was being harassed by your security. So now my children and I cannot have a fun time because people want to getaway about lines and make up lies about people? So if someone doesn't like the line and they say something you harass a family until they leave because that is what happened to me and my children even after I paid for my rights to let them have fun.

I hope this is addressed because if not I am bringing my harrasement case to higher officials. My kids deserve to have fun without being treated like this for no real reason other than speculation and reason....

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Reason of review:
Poor customer service

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Anonymous

Boardwalk Idaho Property Management - Lazy - Lazy and Rude

The internal management of this company recently changed and the new HOA representative is lazy and rude at best. All complaints made to her were either shrugged off as not important or deferred as she told us to seek an outside agency to handle the problems.

Kids throwing rocks at houses, crop duster planes buzzing the neighborhood at tree top-level, dogs running loose without leashes, people from other neighborhoods fishing in our ponds, 7-year-old kids riding dirt bikes down the streets at 35+ mph, parks and play areas full of sharp objects - trash - litter and picnic tables overturned by teenagers, and more.

Our property value will go down at Middleton Lakes - we urge all other HOA members to place similar complaints or comments about Boardwalk Idaho if they are unable or unwilling to do their job.

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Loss:
$2400
8 comments
Guest

Boardwalk handles our HOA and does a pretty good job. Most of the issues you mentioned are either law enforcement or Animal control issues, not Prop. Management.

Guest
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Awesome, you got some folks to click the down arrows. Now that's progress!

Fight the power with little red down arrows! The people have spoken!

(well, either that or you're logging on to different computers at the local library just so you can vote again, and again, and again. I think your screw is just loose enough for something like that).

Gimme a break.

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whoop, almost forgot---be sure to tell all your drinking buddies to click the red down arrow on my posts. We've got to do what we can to make it feel like you have the upper hand here, cool?

I won't tell anyone if you don't tell anyone. . . It'll be our little inside joke when we hook up in New York, NY.

Can't wait. See ya soon, love ya lots.

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Hey JKO, I moved again! Let's be neighbor buddies and we can tag team reports about our neighbors when life doesn't go the way we like it! Yea for us!

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Ah nuts, I wish I would’ve found this sooner! You’re MUCH farther off your nut than I assumed. It’s awesome. I’ll come visit ya in Never-never land when I need a break from reality.

But before I do, let’s do another round, shall we?

I understand you “won’t even get into my pathetic rant,” but by replying in the first place, isn’t that, by default, “getting into it”? C’mon, you gotta be on the ball if you’re gonna convince me the men in white coats aren’t waiting to take ya away.

OK, so first, don’t type in all caps. It hurts my ears.

Second, no, I do not work for a prop management company. Do I sound like I’m management material? Truth be told, I’m not a fan of my own HOA. . . I just know a self-centered, unreasonable person when I see (or read) one, and being the troll that I am—I gotta call you out on it. . . I originally found your post while looking for something else, if you can believe that (which you probably don’t. Doesn’t sound like your noodle works that way).

Finally, I honestly can’t believe someone went through so much trouble to look up my name and still refuses to post their own. You know how much better served that time would’ve been had you used it to volunteer for a charity or something? (or maybe picked up the dog *** in your neighborhood—it sounds like you leave the place filthy). . . Personally, I think it’s awesome there’s no one else with my name in Idaho—makes me more unique and special, yeah? I never would have known that without your help—THANK YOU MYSTERIOUS STRANGER! (too loud?) Check out the addy now. . . I relocated, but be careful when you reach into that PO box. . . Just for the record, there’s no one in New York, New York with the all-cap initials JKO, I checked. There’s an OKJ, a KJO and a KOJ, but not a JKO. So you’re special too! People own five or six dogs? A “huge mix” of cats and dogs?!? (what unit of measurement is that anyway?) Oh gawd, can you imagine the food bill? Let me guess—you’re a cat person. A home four or five years old without a fence!?! How will those five or six dogs know where the yard ends and the neighborhood begins?!? Ugh, those poor, poor confused dogs. You’re still mad no kids came to your house for Halloween, aren’t you? Please resume staring into the corner or pooping down the chimney or whatever it is crazy people do on a Tuesday afternoon.

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You know, IT'S VERY OBVIOUS that you work for BoardWalk Property Management of Idaho. How do I know this?

Because it's seen in the way you negatively responded to the initial complainant. As a matter of fact THAT'S ALL YOU DID! YOU NEVER ONCE STATED THAT YOU LIVED IN A PROPERTY MANAGED BY THEM! I won't even get into your pathetic rant, but all you did was have a hissy fit because someone was bold enough to tell the truth about your services.

I agree with the complaints regarding your company because unlike you, I've actually lived in property managed by your company! And oh yes... many of the issues brought up in this forum are valid and do violate the very Homeowners policy agreed to at the time of home purchase. Aren't you supposed to enforce such things?

Isn't that your job? Isn't that what we pay you for? Here's a tidbit for you - Do you know that certain people in various subdivisions own five and six dogs or have a huge mix of dogs and cats - hence the barking????? If you'd bothered to make yourself familiar with the HOA policies then you'd know that homeowners are only allowed 2 pets!

Isn't that a rule you're supposed to enforce? And if by chance the odd complaint does come up that is not under your authority to fix - can you blame them? Maybe everyone is tired of seeing their property values go down because no one is enforcing the rules? Maybe it's just one more thing to add to ever-growing list of problems associated with the properties you loosely mange.

Some of your subdivisions have homes that are four and five years old - without fences! Isn't that a part of the rules also? I can go on but why?

BTW, If you're all about honesty then why did you use a fake name? I looked up Henry Frapp and there is no one in the state of Idaho with that name!

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I love reading and replying to these things form time to time, because every once in a while, you stumble across a gem like this. . . WTF would a management company have to do with any of the things you have issue with? You’re obviously out of touch with reality.

NONE of the things you listed have to do with property management—you know that, right? If there are kids vandalizing, fishermen poaching the pond, people littering, or motorcycles speeding down the street, you either pull up your granny panties and do something yourself, or freaking CALL THE POLICE! Don’t be a chicken *** and sit behind a computer.

The clincher is your complaint on crop dusters. . . They’re crop dusters—they’re supposed to fly just above the trees. If you don’t like it, move into town. You think an HOA management company should dictate air traffic? You think they should have the ability to strong arm someone outside the neighborhood and demand an agricultural cease-and-desist to? Really? Seriously? While you’re on the soap box, are there any commercial flights you’d like rerouted? Any complaints about the weather you’d like someone to address? Any of this clicking? Think about all that for a minute and feel free to comment when the *** bulb goes off in your head. . .

Finally, I have to take issue with your “anonymity.” I see it all the tie. It’s weak. It’s pathetic. You have to be one ***-foot of a coward to cast stones and then not even have the nuts to post your identity. It’s sad. It’s just really sad.

Let me guess. . . you’re the warped, frustrated, grouchy old coot that makes mountains out of molehills and has an ax to grind with everything under the sky, right? Every neighborhood has at least one withered old clam like you. The world would be a better place if everyone lived the way you think they should live, wouldn’t it.

We get it. . . . You’re a miser. A bully. You’re the home kids avoid at Halloween (which I’m sure is something else you take issue with) and the one at the annual HOA meetings with a laundry list of unfounded complaints about things like “the wind blows too hard—make it stop” or “There are too many days of the week that end in Y—please eliminate one.” . . . . You’re out of touch with reality, and anyone worth their salt reading the diarrhea spewing from your keyboard knows it. Regards— Henry Frapp

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This is funny.. And so true.

They are so condescending.

I asked for an extension on the dues because I was short on cash. Since I was talking to someone, I asked when the fences were going to be restained and I was told that it wasn't in the budget because s I know people aren't paying their dues.

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