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August 23, 2020 - Review from Apartments.com
Its a good place to live if you can afford the rent, the neighbors are nice and atmosphere is friendly. They are proactive with keeping the place tidy and fixing potholes in the parking lot. Maintenance have never been a problem they mostly fix everything the same day or within hours until its something drastic.
But if you need a favor from them that's another thing. I lived over there for almost two years and was never late on my rent, even for a single day. During this time the Covid 19 ...
happened and I lost my job. They only gave me 2 (two) "days" notice to vacate the apartment when I asked them to extend my notice period, because they had already booked the new people moving in. They relented only when my wife literally begged them to let us stay (again that wasnt because we werent paying our rent on time or there were complaints against us. It was because we had given our two month notice, but we wanted to stay instead of leave after the expiration of two month notice, something the management was well aware of beforehand). Yes, I know "legally" they are entitled to book new tenants once the old tenants gave their notice but legally I was entitled to or could have done a lot of things to make our departure as hard on them as I can, but I decided not to out of common decency. They didnt care that I lost my job in middle of covid 19 and had to break my lease, even with no job I paid my full rent on time, every time. They extracted every penny of the early termination fees along with rent from me. To their credit they did allow me to pay that amount over a period of two months to which I am thankful. But, I wont wish this situation on my worse enemies. So to conclude, great place to live, but before signing a lease with them make sure you have enough money in your bank account to pay for early termination fee and two months rent in case you need to vacate the apartment early, regardless of the circumstances, including a global health pandemic.
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