The home is wonderful, looks just like the pictures. It's perfect for the size and the price it just needed to be tidied a little bit. It still was not a hundred percent clean from the last people who lived there. But overall, it was a very nice place

I am genuinely relieved to no longer have to deal with RPM Midwest. In my experience, this company made virtually every aspect of being a tenant more difficult than it needed to be. They were consistently difficult to reach, their office seemed to never be open when I actually needed assistance, and getting timely communication from a property management company was far harder than it should have been. Then there were the actual property issues—including a bee problem—which only added to the frustration of dealing with a company that already felt inaccessible. Their payment policies were another constant headache. Requiring cashier’s checks in situations where most businesses in 2026 have figured out how to accept convenient electronic payments is unnecessarily burdensome. And if your rent is even a day late, do not expect flexibility, understanding, or basic human empathy. My experience was that the priority was enforcing fees and collecting money, not maintaining a positive relationship with the people actually living in the properties they manage. That gets to my biggest issue with RPM Midwest: I never felt like I was dealing with a company whose priority was providing people with decent homes and good service. I felt like I was dealing with a business designed to extract as much money as possible from tenants while doing the bare minimum in return. The entire experience left me with the impression that tenants are little more than revenue streams for property owners and investors. I understand that property management companies have rules, leases, and obligations to owners. But there is a tremendous difference between professionally enforcing a lease and running a business with seemingly no concern for customer service, accessibility, convenience, or empathy. I would not willingly rent from a property managed by RPM Midwest again. Moving out and realizing I no longer have to deal with them has genuinely been one of the nicest parts of the whole experience.

Great price point and locations. Easy key pickup and lease set up. Our apartment was fine. However, they struggle with customer communication consistently from the moment of touring to the the last day of lease. Untimely replies and random letters in mail stating "We are coming into your apartment for XYZ maintenance". Not a terrible company, just do not expect great communications and customer service with the org.

We felt the house was wonderful but there was three small concerns. One is the water damage on the ceiling has that been fixed? Two there is some mold or mildew on the ceiling on the left just inside the door going into the garage? Three is will a garbage disposal be added to the kitchen? One more question will the fence be fixed? Other than that the house was wonderful and we are definitely applying today.

Working with Bonnie was a fantastic experience! She was friendly, easy to work with, and always followed through on her commitments. She got back to me quickly every time, which made the whole process stress-free.

The home is wonderful, looks just like the pictures. It's perfect for the size and the price it just needed to be tidied a little bit. It still was not a hundred percent clean from the last people who lived there. But overall, it was a very nice place

I am genuinely relieved to no longer have to deal with RPM Midwest. In my experience, this company made virtually every aspect of being a tenant more difficult than it needed to be. They were consistently difficult to reach, their office seemed to never be open when I actually needed assistance, and getting timely communication from a property management company was far harder than it should have been. Then there were the actual property issues—including a bee problem—which only added to the frustration of dealing with a company that already felt inaccessible. Their payment policies were another constant headache. Requiring cashier’s checks in situations where most businesses in 2026 have figured out how to accept convenient electronic payments is unnecessarily burdensome. And if your rent is even a day late, do not expect flexibility, understanding, or basic human empathy. My experience was that the priority was enforcing fees and collecting money, not maintaining a positive relationship with the people actually living in the properties they manage. That gets to my biggest issue with RPM Midwest: I never felt like I was dealing with a company whose priority was providing people with decent homes and good service. I felt like I was dealing with a business designed to extract as much money as possible from tenants while doing the bare minimum in return. The entire experience left me with the impression that tenants are little more than revenue streams for property owners and investors. I understand that property management companies have rules, leases, and obligations to owners. But there is a tremendous difference between professionally enforcing a lease and running a business with seemingly no concern for customer service, accessibility, convenience, or empathy. I would not willingly rent from a property managed by RPM Midwest again. Moving out and realizing I no longer have to deal with them has genuinely been one of the nicest parts of the whole experience.

Great price point and locations. Easy key pickup and lease set up. Our apartment was fine. However, they struggle with customer communication consistently from the moment of touring to the the last day of lease. Untimely replies and random letters in mail stating "We are coming into your apartment for XYZ maintenance". Not a terrible company, just do not expect great communications and customer service with the org.

We felt the house was wonderful but there was three small concerns. One is the water damage on the ceiling has that been fixed? Two there is some mold or mildew on the ceiling on the left just inside the door going into the garage? Three is will a garbage disposal be added to the kitchen? One more question will the fence be fixed? Other than that the house was wonderful and we are definitely applying today.

Working with Bonnie was a fantastic experience! She was friendly, easy to work with, and always followed through on her commitments. She got back to me quickly every time, which made the whole process stress-free.