By Joshua Mikula on September 10, 2026 Verified by Google

I rented from Wilson Management Group for exactly six years, and their handling of maintenance and security deposits is highly unprofessional. I advise both tenants and property owners to avoid doing business with them.

During my six-year tenancy, they consistently refused to address property maintenance. When the garage AC unit began growing mold, their "fix" was simply to paint over it. When I submitted a maintenance request because the house was poorly sealed and allowing bugs inside, they left the ticket open for three months before closing it because they "could not find a vendor." If you try to call them to resolve anything, they simply do not answer the phone.

Upon move-out, they attempted to keep my security deposit for charges that are gross overestimates and well past HUD useful life guidelines for normal wear and tear. I requested third-party contractor invoices for these damages, which they flatly refused to provide. Instead, they billed arbitrary amounts like $606 to replace two sets of six-year-old blinds, $83 to recaulk a sink, and $42 to replace two lightbulbs.

When I sent a formal written objection via Certified Mail, they responded on 9/4/26 stating, "The forfeited security deposit funds have been disbursed to the property owner. We consider this matter to be closed. Please govern yourself accordingly." Under Florida Statute § 83.49(3), once a tenant issues a timely written objection, a property manager cannot unilaterally disburse the contested funds and declare the matter closed without a legal resolution or settlement.

Any business that operates this way and threatens legal action over honest reviews is not acting with integrity or operating within the bounds of the law.

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By Joshua Mikula on September 10, 2026 Verified by Google

I rented from Wilson Management Group for exactly six years, and their handling of maintenance and security deposits is highly unprofessional. I advise both tenants and property owners to avoid doing business with them.

During my six-year tenancy, they consistently refused to address property maintenance. When the garage AC unit began growing mold, their "fix" was simply to paint over it. When I submitted a maintenance request because the house was poorly sealed and allowing bugs inside, they left the ticket open for three months before closing it because they "could not find a vendor." If you try to call them to resolve anything, they simply do not answer the phone.

Upon move-out, they attempted to keep my security deposit for charges that are gross overestimates and well past HUD useful life guidelines for normal wear and tear. I requested third-party contractor invoices for these damages, which they flatly refused to provide. Instead, they billed arbitrary amounts like $606 to replace two sets of six-year-old blinds, $83 to recaulk a sink, and $42 to replace two lightbulbs.

When I sent a formal written objection via Certified Mail, they responded on 9/4/26 stating, "The forfeited security deposit funds have been disbursed to the property owner. We consider this matter to be closed. Please govern yourself accordingly." Under Florida Statute § 83.49(3), once a tenant issues a timely written objection, a property manager cannot unilaterally disburse the contested funds and declare the matter closed without a legal resolution or settlement.

Any business that operates this way and threatens legal action over honest reviews is not acting with integrity or operating within the bounds of the law.

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