Is zero stars not an option? Seriously, it should be. I lived there for 2 years and it was AWFUL. When I first came in to talk to them they seemed nice and went over all the fees and whatnot. Then THE DAY me and my roommate came to sign the lease, a different manager told us an entirely different pricing for rent, water, pet fees, etc.. With a Uhaul parked outside we did not have much choice but to move in. Then come to find out that these place might as well be made of cardboard with how easily
...they fell apart, and our utility bills told us that there was little to no insulation, or it could have been the windows that didn't close all the way. Nothing like a cold winters breeze while sitting on you couch in the living room. If you ever want something fixed good luck since they get a new apartment manager and maintenance man every couple of months work orders tend to get "lost". For some dumb reason we decided to stay another year and lo and behold our rent went up by about a $100 dollars, which was a nice little shock when we went to re-sign the lease, but, we had nowhere else to go at the time ,so, we had not choice. Now, it's been 6 MONTHS since we moved out and come to find out my credit score is down 70 points because of a $500 fee from them that got sent to FICO. We never got any notice whatsoever of such a fee. I went to talk to them (and shocker, it's a new manager) and she said that they send out ONE letter when we move out, "oh they don't call or email. but they letter should have been forwarded." What was this bill for exactly? Cleaning fees that she said EVERYONE has to pay when they move out. Which was quite surprising, because when I moved in I was told that the $300 move-in fee and $250 pet fee was for cleaning. All she had to say was "sorry that wasn't true". So if you hate money and your credit score, then Montgomery Court is for you.
