株式会社First Line 伏見桃山店

I was worried about finding a room for the first time, but the atmosphere of the shop was good and I was really glad that they responded politely. The staff were also very kind and impressed. I thought I was a professional. It was easy to talk to, and he taught me everything I didn't understand. Thank you to all the staff and staff.

Very kind and polite, I found a new property smoothly!

It's a wonderful real estate that you have done so much! Thank you very much.

We asked them to find a good property with a polite response.

The polite response made me very friendly. I was glad to be able to introduce you to the place where you can respond to difficult consultations without having to deal with one unpleasant face.

I was able to move in very smoothly in a week. Thank you for politely teaching me how to do the documents. I still want to use it.

The real estate agent was very kind, kind, and taught me, and I decided on an apartment that I liked. Thank you very much. Also, if you have any questions, thank you.

If you are considering this intermediary, please read this first and then think again. I want to reduce the number of people who make the same mistakes as I do. First of all, I was a woman in her twenties who came to Kyoto alone from Kyushu, and despite telling her that she was looking for a safe place, Kujo, Minami-ku was immediately recommended. I was able to avoid it because my friend told me to stop Kujo, but if I didn't know anything, I would end up living in the worst place of security. Zero consideration for single women. Next, I work from home using the Internet, so I asked for a room where I could draw a line independently, and I tried moving into the room where the young staff suggested, "This room can draw a line." Then ... I couldn't pull the pipe through the line (only in the room I moved in) because it was crushed at the time of construction. It's not a new construction, so it's natural to know that the pipe is crushed. Even if I complain about it at a later date, I just say, "Yes, I didn't know." I don't apologize, I don't accept room changes. To be honest, it's a scam. By the way, the bathroom dryer was also broken. I have no choice but to laugh. In addition, the attitude of the middle-aged male staff at the time of mediation hindered the illness. Did you pass the law that you can listen to young women, whether they are strangers or customers? I don't think it's a rude tone that is familiar to customers and is neither close nor acquainted. When I move into a property managed by Firstline, the line tube is crushed, the fire alarm goes off due to a malfunction at 2 to 3 o'clock in the middle of the night, but the management department does not try to fix it (how many times the fire engine does not fix it) Even if someone's vomit is thrown in the common door and the corridor, the common area is not cleaned well and is covered with dust. Instead, the management staff just wipes it with a rag. Such first-line mediation and management status will be counter-vomiting. Where are the management and support costs flowing? It doesn't work for one month's brokerage fee. The cost and time required for a rental contract is not ridiculous, so contracting with a poor contractor can be a daunting task. It was a big company with a lot of support and the brokerage fee was cheap, but I found it quite well. I won't say bad things. Consider other intermediaries.