About MG Properties
MG Properties is a multifamily real estate investment and property management firm headquartered in San Diego, California. The company acquires, develops, renovates, and manages apartment communities across high‑growth markets in the Western United States, with a portfolio of tens of thousands of apartment homes across more than 100 communities. As both an owner and operator, MG Properties focuses on long‑term value creation through property improvements, resident services, and disciplined real estate investing for individual and institutional investors alike.([invest.mgproperties.com](https://www.invest.mgproperties.com/?utm_source=openai))
A charge labeled like “MG PROPERTIES WWW.SELLINGPOOR” on a card statement is most likely associated with MG Properties’ rental, application, deposit, or fee processing for one of its apartment communities. Common charges include application fees, security deposits, monthly rent, utilities billed through the community, parking or storage fees, pet rent or deposits, and move‑in or move‑out related charges. Some communities and screening processes explicitly note that application and screening fees charged by MG Properties (or MG Properties Group) are non‑refundable, which can also appear as card charges.([content.govdelivery.com](https://content.govdelivery.com/attachments/CAMOUNTAINVIEW/2025/08/13/file_attachments/3355313/Posted%20ODN%20718%20Novo.pdf?utm_source=openai))
If you do not recognize a charge, start by identifying which MG Properties community you or a household member applied to or currently lives in, and compare the transaction date and amount with your lease, application paperwork, resident portal, or emailed receipts. You can also contact the specific property office or MG Properties’ resident customer care team using the contact information on the community website or mgproperties.com to request an itemized ledger or invoice for the charge. If something still appears incorrect after speaking with the property or customer care, you can then contact your card issuer to dispute the transaction, but having documentation from MG Properties will typically speed up resolution.