I recently broke my lease early with Glenbrook due to a lot of issues that have accumulated over my short 6 months that I have had to endure there. Let’s start from the beginning. Due to the poor planning of the initial lay out of the complex, there is very limited parking. Therefore, your guests must park outside of the gate and walk to your apartment/ you come pick them up if you were like me and lived all the way in the back. Also, if you don’t have a parking pass, you will get towed. On my
...actual first night there, I wasn’t made aware that since I didn’t pay even more than I already am for this place, I can’t park under the awnings. I had gotten home late (like 1 am late) and there was no parking. So, I parked under the awning and left by 6 that same morning (a total of 5 hours). During that 5 hours, parking police must’ve made their rounds because I ended up having a very strongly worded email about how if I do this again, I will be towed. Fast forward two weeks, my mom came to install a security system because the maintenance men love to come in and do random checks whether you ask them or not and I was a 22 year old girl living by herself. I forgot to let my mom know that she couldn’t park under the awning, and I was already risking it for the biscuit by letting her park by me for the short amount of time she would be there. My lovely neighbor who has made sexist comments about me in the parking lot before decided to call a tow company right after my mom pulled up, not even trying to find the owner of the car. The tow truck driver was so nice, while my neighbor literally screamed in my moms face telling her that she should be ASHAMED for parking in his spot. At this point, I was in my lease for 2 weeks and I was ready to go.
There have been countless of times where they will enter my apartment without asking, which would set off my alarm. It’s fine that they want to make sure everything is working, but it was communicated from the beginning that I am a night shift nurse and needed communication in advance.
And to top this all off, they tried to send me to collections because one of their employees lost my notice or filed it wrong. Please do not rent from here.
Max of 2. Nonrefundable fee of $300 per pet due at move-in. Monthly fee of $10 per pet. Two pet limit, full-grown maximum weight of 75 lbs. for each pet. Dogs and cats are most welcome.