Thinking of Renting from Weinprop? Think Again.

If you’re considering staying in a property managed by Weinprop, do yourself a favor and look elsewhere. Many tenants have had frustrating experiences with this company, and if you sign a lease with them, you might be setting yourself up for a year (or more) of stress and neglect.

Here’s What You Need to Know Before You Sign That Lease: Unreachable Management – If you have an issue, good luck getting hold of anyone who can actually help. You'll be passed around from person to person, many of whom seem non-existent. Zero Maintenance Support – When things break (and they will), don’t expect a quick—or any—response. Tenants have reported putting in countless requests with no action taken. Shady Billing Practices – There are cases where electricity is cut off without warning, even when tenants have proof of payment. Instead of checking their records, they send threats about outstanding balances. No Accountability – Even the supposed “building manager” (in this case, Lawrence) will redirect you to other unhelpful contacts, leaving you to figure things out on your own. A Cycle of Empty Promises – If you stay, expect constant frustration. They’ll ask for reference numbers and details, promise to “look into it,” and then… nothing happens. If You’re Already Stuck in a Lease With Them, Here’s What to Do: Document Everything – Keep records of emails, messages, and proof of payments. Stop Relying on Calls – Only communicate in writing (WhatsApp, email) to have proof. Report ******* Power Cutoffs – In South Africa, landlords cannot disconnect utilities without a court order. Report them to your local municipality or the Rental Housing Tribunal. File a Complaint – The Rental Housing Tribunal in your province can step in if your rights as a tenant are being violated. Consider Moving – If they’re ignoring issues and making your life difficult, it may be time to find a better-managed place when your lease allows. Many tenants regret renting from Weinprop. Don’t be the next one. Do your research, read the reviews, and choose a property where tenants are treated with respect. How do I know it's bad, I used to be a resident there and I received that treatment, If you are on this page it means you already made the mistake of being a resident at one of their establish and you are here to write a bad review, so do follow those instruction about reporting them, more people whistle blow their treatment the greater we better their lives.