Welcome to PAR6 LLC / Slate, D, a property management company that owns and manages rental properties in northern Kentucky with nearly 20 years of experience. Established in August of 2004, PAR6 LLC / Slate, D has provided high-quality rental properties and exceptional management services for almost two decades. With a total of 15 properties ranging from 1- and 2-bedroom apartments to residential homes, we offer a wide variety of rental options to fit the needs of our tenants. At PAR6 LLC / Slate, D, we take pride in our commitment to providing comfortable, clean, and affordable rental options for our tenants while also ensuring a successful real estate investment.
Doug, Property Manager
PAR6 LLC / Slate, D
An important message about scams and fraud
At PAR6 LLC/Slate, D, our properties are managed by Doug (pictured above). If you're not working with him, it's likely to be a scam. It is crucial that you exercise caution when proceeding with your rental experience.
Be suspicious that the property or transaction could be a scam if:
• The advertised price is much lower than that of similar properties.
• Ads for the property have grammatical and spelling errors, or overuse capital letters.
• You’re asked to sign the lease before you see the rental property.
• You can’t enter the home or apartment to view it or there is a charge or a fee to view it.
• The person uses high-pressure sales tactics.
Do
• Get the terms of your rental in writing, including fees, rent, and maintenance. Meet in person at the property and get a signed lease for your records.
• Search for the owner, real estate management company, and listing. If you find the same ad listed under a different name, that’s a clue it may be a scam.
• Visit real estate websites to see if the home you’re interested in is also listed in another city. A scammer could have copied the photo or description to use in their ad.
Don’t
• Don’t wire money as a deposit or payment for rent. Wiring money is the same as giving cash; you can't get a refund, even if you find out the offer was a fraud.
• Don’t give in to high-pressure sales tactics.
• Don’t pay a security deposit, fee, or first month’s rent before you’ve signed a lease.
• Don’t rent a property you cannot see before signing the agreement.
• Don’t send money for a rental overseas.
• Don’t give your personal information or Social Security number to a property manager without verifying their identity.
If you find a scam rental ad online, report the scam to the website where it was posted. Also, a report should be filed with the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center.