Stark Properties

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Stark Properties is a Georgia-based real estate development and investment company focused on residential communities, flex industrial, and light commercial projects.

Flowery Branch, Georgia, United States
starkprop.com

About Stark Properties

Stark Properties is a real estate development and investment firm headquartered in Flowery Branch, Georgia. The company grew out of the legacy homebuilding and development business Bill Stark Properties, founded in the 1980s, and today focuses on residential neighborhoods, build-to-rent communities, flex industrial, and light commercial properties across metro Atlanta and North Georgia. Their portfolio includes both ground-up developments and value‑add acquisitions, and they also act as owner/operator and property manager for various projects in the region.

A card charge from “STARK PROPERTIE/ STARK PROPERTIES SUWANEE GA” will typically relate to real estate activity connected with one of their developments or managed properties, such as rent payments, application or reservation fees, earnest money on a home purchase, construction-related invoices, or charges for tenant improvements and build‑outs. Depending on how your payment was processed, it may appear as a one‑time POS transaction, a recurring monthly rent payment, or a deposit or fee tied to a lease or purchase contract.

If you don’t recognize the charge, first check any recent leases, rental applications, home purchases, or construction/renovation work associated with a Stark‑developed neighborhood or business park—often the billing name will show as Stark Properties rather than the specific subdivision or building name. Review your lease or closing documents and any emailed invoices or online payment portal receipts for matching amounts and dates. To resolve questions, contact the leasing office, property manager, or sales agent listed on your paperwork, or reach out to Stark Properties via the contact details on their website. Ask them to confirm the invoice or lease account tied to the transaction, provide a copy of the receipt, and, if needed, discuss refunds, corrections, or cancellation of any recurring payments.

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  1. XX9581 DDA POS PURCH 06/22 17:28 STARK PROPERTIE SUWANEE CA 10040101 805796

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from Stark Properties on my bank statement?

Charges from Stark Properties usually relate to real estate activity such as rent payments, application or reservation fees, earnest money for a home, or invoices for construction or tenant improvements at one of their properties. Check any recent leases, rental applications, or purchase agreements you’ve signed with a Stark‑developed community or building to see if the amount and date match.

Could this Stark Properties charge be for my apartment or rental home in Suwanee or nearby areas?

Yes. Stark Properties and its legacy company Bill Stark Properties have developed and managed residential and commercial properties in Suwanee, Buford, Flowery Branch, Gainesville, and other North Georgia locations. If you rent or recently applied for a rental or storage/industrial space in one of their communities, the payment may be processed under Stark Properties rather than the specific property name.

Does Stark Properties process recurring payments like monthly rent or association fees?

In many cases, ongoing obligations such as monthly rent, lease payments, or certain community/association‑related charges are processed on a recurring basis through Stark Properties’ payment systems or their chosen property‑management portal. On your bank statement, these can appear each month with a similar descriptor and amount, usually on or around the due date noted in your lease or agreement.

How can I verify exactly what my Stark Properties charge is for?

Compare the charge amount and date to invoices, lease payment schedules, closing statements, or portal receipts you’ve received from Stark Properties or your onsite leasing/sales office. If you still aren’t sure, contact the property manager or leasing agent listed in your lease or purchase documents, or use the contact information on starkprop.com to provide the transaction date, amount, and last four digits of your card so they can identify the related account or property.

What should I do if I believe I was charged incorrectly by Stark Properties?

Start by contacting the leasing office, property manager, or Stark Properties directly and request a detailed breakdown of the charge and any supporting invoice. If the charge is an error—such as a duplicate payment, incorrect amount, or fee that should have been waived—ask them to issue a refund or an account credit in writing. If you cannot resolve it with them, you can then contact your bank or card issuer with that documentation to dispute the transaction.

Does Stark Properties ever place temporary holds or preauthorizations on my card?

Depending on how your payment is taken—especially for application fees, deposits, or online portal payments—Stark Properties or their payment processor may place a temporary authorization hold to verify your card. These holds can appear as pending transactions and typically fall off or convert to a final charge within a few business days. If a pending amount doesn’t clear or change after about a week, contact the property office for clarification.

How can I stop future charges from Stark Properties if I’ve moved out or cancelled a deal?

Confirm in writing with the leasing office or sales agent that your lease, rental agreement, or purchase contract has been terminated or completed, and that any automatic or portal‑based payments have been cancelled. Log into any online payment portals you used and remove stored card details or disable autopay. Keep copies of your move‑out statement, final account ledger, or contract cancellation documents in case you need to contest later charges.

How do I contact Stark Properties about a billing or payment issue?

Use the contact information provided in your lease, closing documents, or invoices—these typically list a phone number and/or email for the property manager or Stark Properties office. You can also visit starkprop.com to find their office address and general contact email, then reference the property name, your unit or lot number, and the exact transaction details so they can quickly locate your account and respond to your billing inquiry.

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