You can't cover up, act dumb & pretend these Apts are great. Their good but not great. Caring more and less pressure on the staff would be good. Giving help instead of limiting it would be good. Lots of work needed, yes. More help in maintenance instead of "a solo-man" whose odds suck in so many Apts to maintain. Being human is one thing but super human is another. The "higher-ups" need to care about their staff & tenants, despite whichever properties owned, then the dollar signs. Am I wrong?
...Maybe. Maybe not. I live in a Indian Dale apt & when the gates are open,stay open, then Anyone walks in. Banned or not. A review is,to me I feel,what I'm posting. Handicapped people & elderly who can't go upstairs get a stair or two anyways. The Landlord & Asst. Manager are nice, do care about most people, but there is "double standards" & that's pretty much everywhere in any biz. Every person just wants to find a " nest" to live out the rest of their lives,being up in age or not. But when "care" is only 8-5, a "solo super-human" fixing too many Apts without help & issues bad enough that attention toward those issues may go more "attention-wise" from tenants who may start fighting back,if not already,(not myself, mind u) then any more "cover-ups" will be the total opposite. People aren't a buisness. Their people who pays salaries of the people in businesses. the "little people" who pay the "big people." I'm not picking,say,on these certain apts. But I live in one so as a tenant I'm voicing my own feelings of a review. Eyes that read this may know who posted this or may not. Don't care, never do,when voicing my opinion & the word "CARE" needs to be put out there more & less worry of being there for the paycheck only. Don't kneel down the way the "higher-ups" do in treating tenants low. They do. As the landlord treat the tenants like their worth living there. Like people.
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