I moved in on July 8th, 2020. The apartment was dirty; walls and ceilings hadn't been painted in years(dirt rings on edge of ceiling and dirt on walls), floors were filthy and the vinyl (was told it was laminate) was stained from what appears to be flooding, there were no smoke detectors... only holes in the ceiling where they should have been, pieces of trim board were ripped off and missing, the walls around the patio door are crumbling and falling off, the thermostat is broken... i just gotta
...guess at the temperature of the room, the kitchen counters are so old and worn to the point of having no design on the formica, the refrigerator was missing the veggie drawer at the bottom, the burners would not fit the drip pans so they wouldn't go in, there's mold on the caulk in the bathrooms, the sink and tub would not drain, I have to flush the toilets multiple times for even TP to go down, I had to cover the bathroom vent with plastic because the smell of marijuanna from another apartment comes through the vent, and there have been so many bugs, roaches, palmettos, and moth larve pods that hang on the walls. It has now been nearly a month of trying to get these things taken care of. I was working with Linda, who described herself as "the fixer". She said she was brought in to get this complex in order. She also stated how embarrassed she was for the condition of the apartment and would take care of these problems. So, the dirty floors were cleaned before I moved in. The smoke detectors were installed right away. The drip pans were changed. The mold I cleaned myself using a Magic Eraser. After numerous attempts, the painter finally came out. This took them 2 days because the 1st day they never came back even though i was told to leave so they could paint. On day 2 the paint job was only half done. The ceiling corners are still dirty, they didn't paint the kitchen, the bathroom, or the foyer. When I got home (told to leave again) I called and asked for Linda to come look at the job. She never showed up. I walked to the office to talk with her. I was greeted by Daniel, the property manager to whom I voiced my concerns (Linda was no where around). I was told that he would not come look at the apartment and the painter sent him a video and it looks fine. I'm sure it looks very different on video than in person but he would come look for himself. And now, after cleaning up after the painters, there's paint all over the floor. He also informed me they
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