Top property managers in Clark County
Best match across the county: Google rating adjusted for number of reviews.
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Dorian Gray Property Management
★ User Recommended5★ from 19 Google reviews; newest reviews average 5.0★. Score = rating adjusted for review count. Read all reviews on GoogleServes the London area · no public office address, so no map pin
Dorian Gray Property Management, founded in 2024 and serving the London area, is a technology-native company managing rental homes in Dayton and Columbus, with advertising and leasing, maintenance, lawn care and acquisitions.
In their words: “Built by investors, for investors: Dorian Gray is the partner we wanted when buying our first rentals.”
Review summary: Reviewers often mention a prompt, polite maintenance team that responds quickly and explains things clearly.
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Sage Real Estate and Property Management Group, Keller Williams Advisors
Serves the Christiansburg area · no public office address, so no map pin
Sage Real Estate and Property Management Group, Keller Williams Advisors, serves the Christiansburg area and manages residential and commercial property in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, with leasing, accounting and real estate sales.
In their words: “At Sage, we care for your property and your tenants like they’re our own.”
Review summary: Reviewers often mention a knowledgeable, reliable and hands-on team for home sales and rental management.
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Heartland Realty & PM
Serves the Fairborn area · no public office address, so no map pin
Heartland Realty & PM serves the New Carlisle area as a realty and property management company that rents out homes and helps clients sell property; the facts do not list specific property types.
Review summary: Reviewers often mention a smooth, accommodating rental process and good experiences with home sales.
Smaller places with listed managers
These places have fewer than 3 companies, so they have no page of their own yet. Their companies appear in the county list above and on nearby city pages.
Christiansburg, London, New Carlisle
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