Premier Community Services Llc Reviews

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Premier Community Services Llc

Premier Community Services Llc, 3548 Seagate Way Ste 200, Oceanside, CA 92056

3.8 4 verified reviews

Premier Community Services LLC specializes in HOA management in Southern California, offering tailored solutions with over 30 years of experience.

Landlord vs. tenant ratings

Landlord Rating
3.7 / 5
from 3 owners
Tenant Rating
4.1 / 5
from 1 tenant
Medium confidence · 3 landlord reviews

Landlord Rating reflects how property owners rate this manager; Tenant Rating reflects how renters rate them. Both are 1–5 star ratings built from verified Google & Yelp reviews, weighted toward recent reviews.

Rating breakdown

5 star
2
4 star
0
3 star
0
2 star
1
1 star
2

Based on 5 rated reviews from the last 3 years.

Premier Community Services Llc reviews

5.0★Jun 2025

In my experience, the only thing worse than an HOA is an HOA management company, I hate having to deal with them 99% of the time. However, my recent experience with Kristen Bowlin-Barnett, the community manager for my condo’s HOA, was a refreshing exception. I reached out with an urgent request for information, expecting to leave a voicemail and hear back in 2-3 days. To my surprise, I was put right through and Kristen PICKED UP THE PHONE, providing clear answers and going above and beyond my expectations to ensure I had everything I needed. Her professionalism and genuine care stood out, turn…

1.0★May 2024

Absolutely useless organization, they are substandard in every metric imaginable. We're going to have a conversation with the home owners to actually have them replaced with another HOA management company. Staff is not friendly and has a really bad attitude and demeanor. They almost never respond to phone calls, and respond to their emails super late, and when they do, their conveyed information is unless. Anything positive you read here is fake and it's written by their friends and family.

2.0★Dec 2023

Increased our HOA fees for 2024 the maximum allowable of 20%! (In a single year!!!) How is that justifiable?