Northern Chateau Apartments

handed me a pamphlet for free assistance locating an apartment and tried to rush me out the door. When I asked again about these units, she started speaking to me as though I was a toddler, quickly letting me know that there were no openings, and there were no models because they've even rented out their models. They only had a binder with the few photos you're able to see on this page. I asked about their requirements & application process. They only require you to prove that you make at least the rent, but they're very picky about how they'll accept that proof. They kept insisting that they absolutely had to have pay-stubs or W-2's, bank statements & other proofs of income were unacceptable. They seemed further annoyed the more I tried to politely explain that I just moved, I didn't have a job yet. They only got excited when I said I'd be able to pay 2 months up front, /then/ they wanted to explain the process to me. The application fee is $40 like it says above. But all that does is get you on a waiting list for apartments that have no lease, and no set date when they'd be available. So you'd be paying $40 per adult, to wait in line for an impossible to determine amount of time. ("We may have an opening in a week, we may not have an opening for 8 years. It's impossible to tell.") And forget even asking for an application to take home. They want you to fill everything out right then & right there, which was very inconvenient considering I didn't have my significant other there with me to apply as well. The total move-in cost for a 1-bed unit is about $1000 after all of the fees. Which I suppose isn't too bad, considering most places ask for an additional month's rent on top of everything. In essence, the office was rude, didn't want to help me, wouldn't & couldn't let me even see a unit, and only wanted my wait-list money. I hope you have better luck than I did.

which usually don't answer the questions at hand. There seems to be no coordination or communication amongst the staff which become evermore apparent when placing work orders. They get to you when they get to you without any prior notice. Although within their contractual agreements, staff can enter a unit for maintenance or repairs; however, they routinely do this without any notice and usually conducted when residents are not home. This is an extreme security risk and invasion of privacy. When a repair has been completed, there is no document or note left for the resident explaining what was done or who performed the work. Prior to moving out of that place 3 months ago, it appeared the manager was taking steps to improve the overall aesthetics of the complex by improving the landscaping. This place could look like the Taj Mahal, but it would not hide the fact that the management at that place is horrible. Worst of all is the manager and staff are aware of their unprofessional attitudes and make no apologies for it. The cost may be affordable but if you really need a place to stay I suggest you pass this place right on by because you're probably going to find yourself moving within a few months or getting evicted for arguing with the management there which seems to happen more times than not.

my recepit that it states the $200 deposit information and.... I gave it to them in a moneyorder so you think she would have been explained the non refundable fee before she wrote on it cause once you write on moneyorder you can't even return them PERIOD and to even have people give $200 deposit fees for these apartments and they can't even see the inside until the day they move is suspicious from the beginning and I should have followed my first mine I just know after the lack of compassion and rudeness I received from Tiffany the manager I am having a hard time considering still moving into this apartment build I feel like she purposely took my money and didn't own up to it instead was rude and nasty like I said I haven't even moved onto the building yet and I'm already having major issues I'm so not happy