The management at Legacy Farms deletes ALL poor reviews.
So, I had to rate them high but here is what happened to my family.
After providing Evergreen Real Estate Company (the group that manages Legacy Farms Apartments out of Nashville) nearly three months to respond to serious concerns that my wife and I had in how we were forced to vacate (against our will) from Legacy Farms Apartments without constitutionally protected due process, I must rate this apartment complex one star.
Although
...Legacy Farms appears to be a place of luxerious accommodations with a high level of customer service, the reality is that this place turned over three managers in the 11 months that we lived there.
Each manager interpreted the lease guidelines with a lack of consistency.
Lastly, in March of 2016. my wife and I received an e-mail from management where we were thanked for being such great residents and were offered a renewal on our lease of one additional year. We communicated with management that we had no plans on moving but that we were going to opt for the month to month option with a 60 day notice.
Two weeks later, we receive a letter, you guessed it, taped to the door (this is how management communicates) that was from an attorney representing Legacy Farms. The letter simply communicated that we must vacate Legacy Farms and we were NEVER given due process nor any reason as to why this decision was made when we never were late on rent (auto-draft) and we were NEVER fined for any rule violation.
Management was kind enough to give us 60 days to vacate. But, we were out in two weeks.
I have provide a factual and accurate review of an Apartment complex in Huntsville, Alabama that refused to provide me or my wife due process. When I reached out to Evergreen Properties in Nashville, they did not afford me or my wife due process.
So, I am not going to advise you to or not to rent at Legacy Farms Apartments. For, that is for you and your family to decide. But, I am going to state emphatically that I have never been more disappointed in the local management at Legacy Farms and the individuals that lead Evergreen Real Estate in Nashville in not valuing its customers enough to give them at a minimum due process before forcing them to vacate in a country where men and women died defending our right to be heard.
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