I'm glad to be out of this place after eight months. The only good thing I can say is that the apartments are newly (albeit cheaply) built. There is not nearly enough parking for the number of units in the complex. The package hub is also far too small so half of our packages were delivered to the office instead. When that happens, the office never lets you know; it's just up to you to track down your package. During the first snowfall the roads throughout the complex, which are very steep,
...turned to black ice. I personally drove past two cars that had spun out into a snowbank. When the tenants called with concerns about the situation, instead of getting ice removal out there, management just sent a snarky email advising us to use the other entrance to the complex (not a solution, by the way, as our apartment was located halfway up a hill so we either had to drive up black ice or down it to get to our unit). Finally, they will use your deposit however they like. Before we moved we asked the manager how much they would charge to clean the unit if we didn't do it ourselves. He lied and told me $265 (pretty expensive right!). He then turned around and charged us $384.95. When we disputed the charge we got nowhere. They also charged us $375 for a "partial paint job," even though there was very minor touch up needed. Shockingly, when we disputed that charge the manager's supervisor told us she would have charged us even more for the paint job! That should tell you all you need to know about their dishonest business practices. How much you receive of your deposit isn't tied to their cost.. It's up to the whims of whoever is settling the account.
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