3 Best Property Management in Lubbock, TX

In the last 3 years of being a tenant of Minnix Property Management, I am so thankful to be apart of a rental company who listens, cares, and supports their tenants. Although not everyone is perfect, Minnix has done right by us for the last 3 years. From work orders, concerns, and to communication. These 3 key elements have drastically improved since 2022. The person who has been helpful and has served us, and the community, is Wendell Burris. The company has truly reevaluated its needs for tenants and has expedited each and every concern in a timely manner. Thank you for providing us a home when we needed you the most and giving us the best living experience. Thank you for everything.

I have had SO many questions, and needed a lot of help through this process. They have been absolutely wonderful in guiding me through and answering any and all questions I had! This has been a very difficult time for my son and I, and I could not have asked for a better experience finding and moving into our beautiful new home! I love the tenant portal and the way I was guided step-by-step on the move in process and utility bill setup process. 10/10 would recommend to friends and family in the future.

Christina has always been very helpful & is the best. She always works with you, is great at communicating with you, and is very professional. She always does her best to respond for any questions or concerns. Highly recommend Minnix!.

Management is the absolute worst company to rent from!!! And we’ve rented from some pretty bad places. When I lost my job in August of 2025, I was still able to pay our rent. But we weren’t able to pay for our utilities and a couple of extra things that Minnex charges all of their tenants for whether you want them or not. They lied to the owner of the duplex that we’re renting, and told them that we weren’t paying our rent to get us evicted. Thankfully we had some help that prevented that from happening. They are frequently overcharging me every month but they refuse to tell me what the extra charges are for. The last time I emailed them asking what the extra are for, they lied to me about what the charges are for and then they added almost $100 of charges for utilities that I’ve already paid for and have proof that I’ve already paid for those utilities. They’re trying to charge me for the past 5 months for utilities that I’ve already paid for. We can’t afford all of these extra random charges in the first place but not knowing what the charges are even for is extremely suspicious. If you submit a maintenance request, they’ll charge you around $100 for sending someone there, even if they don’t do anything at all. I had no clue that I’m supposed to change the filter for my a/c and heater unit. Our heater stopped working in December so I submitted a maintenance request for it. They sent a guy here who told me that I need to replace the filter. That’s all he did. They charged me $100 for that. In June, after we’ve lived here for a year and a half, we didn’t have hot water anymore. They sent a guy here to tell me that our gas was turned off. Minnex turned it off but still sent someone here to tell me our gas was turned off. Another $100. They lied and said that I was supposed to set up an account with Atmos to pay our gas bill when we first moved in. They never told me that. We paid Minnex for our gas for a year and a half. It was never turned off until that time. If we were supposed to set up an account with Atmos and pay them all along, our gas would’ve been turned off a long time ago instead of after a year and a half. They said it’s in my lease, but it’s not. Then they sent someone with Atmos here the next day to turn our gas back on. Another $100. Now that I’ve set up an account with Atmos, I have to pay Atmos about $150 for the new account. We don’t want to submit maintenance requests anymore because of how much extra they charge for sending someone here, even if they don’t do anything. They also charge us $25 a month for a discount program that we don’t want but we have to pay for it. And we don’t use it. One time a next door neighbor left a mattress leaning up against our gate. They tried to charge us $75 twice for it. I provided proof twice that it wasn’t ours and explained that the neighbors left it leaning up against the fence next to our duplex. They still tried to charge us twice for it. I thought I prevented it from happening but since they’re constantly overcharging us random things and refuse to explain what extra charges are for, they probably ended up charging us for it anyway. When I’ve requested a breakdown of how much I’ve paid on my utilities in the past, they refused to provide it, saying that they can’t because it’s allocated. I’m a outpatient with Star Care and when my caseworker there asked for a breakdown of what we’ve paid for our utilities, they still refused to provide what we’ve paid every month, saying again they can’t provide it because our utilities are allocate because we live in a duplex. There’s absolutely no reason to refuse to provide how much I’ve already paid for our utilities. They do this so that they can charge whatever they want to charge and get away with it. Minnex also adds late fees to my bill before it’s even the first of the month, before late charges are supposed to be added to my bill. I think late charges are suppose to be added on the 3rd of each month but they’ve always added late fees before the 1st of the month. Before I was able to use a payment system called Flex, I’d pay half of my rent with one paycheck and the rest with the next paycheck, they’d add excessive late fees and they were always threatening to evict us at least once a month. - Mindy Vaughan. Reply

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