Liberty Lofts Apartamentos

to often give conflicting information. The management company switched over around 3 times in one year...YIKES! There's no respect for the tenant or their needs. However, you might get the chance to win some AirPods if you sign in a day!

Management did everything in its power to "lose" documentation that deposits were even paid. It is now three months later and we have been told that they are on the way. For TCU students, the Berkley and University apartments are far better options.

to management. If you find yourself a resident at Edge 55 and are having trouble getting a response from management, simply tell them something is broken! They will be right over to assess the damages and charge you for a replacement. No joke, I moved in to an apartment with a dented refrigerator, bent shutters, and mold-stricken bathroom and was expected to pay for these to be fixed. One month my rent check got delayed in the mail by a SINGLE DAY due to the lesser known federal holiday of Thanksgiving. BAM! Late fee, no exceptions. Finally, the day came when I could move out. Honestly, this was more exciting than actually receiving my diploma. I gathered up most of my things for the move back to California, but had to leave a few of them behind. I asked a friend to pick them up before his move out date, and he was more than happy to. However, he forgot to grab my TV. You see, the TV's that come with the room are made by a company called Sanyo, and they are every bit as cheap and tacky as the name suggests. I decided to purchase my own name-brand TV, and returned the knock-off one to management. This is the one my friend left behind. When I called back after my friend's mistake, management pleaded ignorance. It took some work to get their brains going, but they finally remembered me buying my own TV. Once they did they asked for a storage fee. I wasn't happy about the fee, but thought it was reasonable since they had to hold on to my TV for a couple weeks after my move out. That is, I thought it was reasonable until I heard the price. $600 for the three weeks. That's more than I payed for the TV. They wanted to charge me full rent for the storage of my TV, but THEY WEREN'T EVEN STORING IT. My friend went to my old apartment, knocked on the door, and saw the new tenants actively using my TV as their own. Management's defense? It's ours until you pay the fee. Pretty sad when management has to blatantly steal from its tenants to improve the property.

into, even though the parking is gated. Besides that, apartments are pretty nice and furnished. Rent includes everything except electricity, which is not too bad.