The Brentwood Apartments

that it’s not this crumbling property that’s to blame but you being a “bad tenant,” if you choose to live here it’s good to know NOT to reach out to management unless you want a problem with them.

brush. It made me so anxious to ever need maintenance to come into the apartment - and I did all the time because stuff is falling apart. It's just old and they never actually took the time to fix things so just do small shitty "fixes". Also kept way more of the security deposit than they should have - but I didn't fight it because I didn't want to deal with them for one more week. I recommend looking elsewhere.

made about how long it was taking...do you think it was properly addressed? Nope. The property manager alone is very rude, actually hung up on me several times, completely unprofessional. 3. Pest control: I was told there would be monthly spraying done for pest (roaches, etc), and my apartment was sprayed maaaaaybe two times in the entire year. Let me also share that there was a RAT infestation , an actual rat nest right outside of our apartment where huge New York style rats would crawl out and find food. Disgusting. 4. When we finally decided to move out, we cleaned the apartment from top to bottom, baseboards, fans, the whole 9 yards. Let me just say then when we moved in, it was filthy. Baseboards had dust, the walls were filthy. We made sure the apartment was way better than how we found it. Not surprising at all, we didn’t get a single dollar back of our $500 deposit. Literally, the “damage” they found equaled $500 exactly. Let me just remind you that we had many issues with the property manager, which we complained many times and even ended up speaking to the owners of the property. It seemed very revengeful and intentional that we didn’t get any of our deposit back. Honestly, I could write a book on the issues we had here. After reading all of these reviews I see the property owners don’t take any responsibility and simply say, “see for yourself how amazing it is.” How about acknowledging your mistakes, apologizing, etc. instead of telling possible new residents to just take your word. I’d say even if the property did throw $600k down in renovations, it still doesn’t make up for the rude and unprofessional management. I’d continue to look at other properties in the area, there’s a lot! Keep looking.

came out personally to inspect the damage and apologize for the issue.

sounding like it’s going to fall on my head for a year now. The plumbing is crap and the sinks and toilet back up ever other month. The cold water now that it’s summer is scolding hot and the hot water it “3rd degree” burn hot, and the excuse from management was that “ it’s an old complex”. The manager is a manipulative liar who will have your car towed out of spite and lie to your face about petty things. Don’t waste your time or money!!!

damage, lights/ceilings fans randomly turn on and off, floors squeak with every move you make, the windows are so old you will pay a FORTUNE on electricity in the summer months. They have a designated "pet waste area" which in reality is a patch of fake grass that people leave their dogs crap on, which I was told would be cleaned "weekly" by maintenance. Not to mention the current manager isn't very pleasant. For the area this complex is in, there were things I was willing to overlook for a while but unfortunately the positives just don't outweigh the negatives for the amount they’re charging for rent. Do your research, look around..you can find a better place that’s worth your money.

squeaky floors and horrible plumbing?