I can't believe I never gave my review when I moved in 2019. I signed a lease on a 2BR 2018 & we were one of the first tenants in some of the back buildings that had just finished being built. When we signed our lease it was a little expensive than what I liked but because I was commuting so far for my job at my previous residence I needed to be closer & thus justified my living expense increase. Paid all the necessary fees/move in rent costs, their outrageous pet fees & moved in. Didn't have too
...much of an issue. I go online to the portal to set up auto-drafts for rent & manually pay the November rent (moved in ~October 20th) & was surprised to see no rent is due. Knowing there is never anything as free rent, I emailed the property about it. They said there was a move-in special that no one told us about where we got our first full month rent free. Interesting to NOT mention that as that seems like a pretty good selling point to rent a unit but OK. The next couple days I spoke to probably 2 other people in that office INCLUDING the bookkeeper to confirm this infor & was told that it was in fact true. To be on the safe side, I never set up the auto-draft. B/c as soon as December 1 came around, BAM! I got a bill for almost $5k in rent charges & ever since then it was a constant fight with the office. No one told me that this was a free month, they have no record of it, the bookkeeper was always unavailable but would call me back (sure Jan), etc. I got the run around. The icing on the cake was that my job transferred me to Louisiana causing me to have to break my lease. Unfortunately for me, I wasn't high enough on the food chain to get all of my moving expenses paid for so I was forced to pay $3,870 to break the lease. I would have hoped that considering all the nonsense about this rent issue being a problem that some sort of concession could have been made for coming down on the price but Bacarra? Of course not! I ended up paying it because I honestly didn't have a choice; I had to be 1000 miles away in under 2 weeks for work. I had to deal with their leasing "staff", property "manager", and their bookkeeper/finance person who was NEVER in the office (how magical) over the issue of these back rent charges. I got to the point where I had to call a law firm and involve an attorney. RIDICULOUS!
BEWARE - IT IS NOT WORTH THE MONEY OR THE HASSLE. It's like the girl at the bar who is really pretty; the next morning she's not as pretty as you remember her.
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