I will begin by saying that Wendy at the above named property is the only one there that should be there.
When I first moved into my apartment, I thought I was in a place that had an awesome staff and was a beautiful place to live, didnt take long for that all to change. I have a cat, she was 16 years old when I moved in, I paid $25 a month for her living in the apartment and a non-refundable pet fee. She spent the first six months of living there under my bed, she hardly moved from that spot.
... My upstairs neighbors had 3 dogs and a cat living above me. I complained about them constantly. The owner would allow the dogs to jump on and off the bed, run around, starting at 11pm every night. One of the dogs was so big, the jumping and running kept knocking my pictures off of the wall. They barked quite often as well. I first asked if I could move to a top floor and of course was told I could if I pay this fee then this fee, etc. I kept calling and sending emails and pictures to tell them how bad it was. It went on for hours during the night, which was during quiet hours. This went on for 6 months, then leasing office offers me a bottom floor apartment, I said no thank you, I only want a top one, all of this could happen all over again. They offered the above neighbor a bottom floor and they moved. One week after that, my cat, that spent 6 months under my bed, finally came out and enjoyed the left over time I had on my lease. BTW, another tenant rented above me and they had a dog and I hardly Ever heard it.
I have since moved and do love where I live, but I main complaint was that, the leasing office didn’t even pursue about how many animals were above me. I paid $25 a month for a cat that didn’t live in more than a one foot area and a non-refundable pet deposit, which was not fair at all to me or her.
There was so many things that got overlooked and never got solved. Dogs at the pool, trash EVERYWHERE, the trash disposal place always looked like a dump. I again paid good money for all of this.
I sent this letter to their main office in Massachusetts and have not heard back from them as of yet. I do realize apartment complexes are in the profit making business but if profit is all that you care about, you will lose good residents. And word of mouth is a powerful tool!
Max of 2. Pet-friendly community welcoming cats and dogs, subject to approval: A maximum of two (2) pets per apartment is permitted with a weight limit of 100 lbs Cats and dogs are welcome; residents may also have one aquarium up to 30 gals Breed restrictio...