1) The pool is false advertising. I moved in late June 2018, and it was only when I asked why no one was ever in the pool, I was told oh yea, it failed inspection and they had no idea when it would be open. I was also told how much the repairs were going to cost, like I was supposed to sympathize with corporate. I could have gotten a nicer place for the same rent if I didn't want a pool.
2) The leasing office has 3 employees in there, but they will not hold packages. So if you're not home all
...day, prepare for trips to the post office. The agent I dealt with when moving in, admitted to me that she contacted my boss ABOUT A JOB when she verified my employment. I was mortified and had to apologize to my boss. I haven't seen her in a while so I guess she escaped.
3) No one from corporate replied to me about the pool until October, conveniently well after pool season ended. They totally understood and were going to look into it. OKAY.
4) The neighbors are cool, but they love showing off their bass-blasting speakers. Any time from before 7am until midnight, you can expect the windows to vibrate, and not to be able to think straight let alone read or watch tv, for 20-60 min at a time. So much for security that walks around. I guess I should be happy I haven't been robbed and just keep my mouth shut.
5) My rent is going to go up $100 after a year, because why not. I'm counting the months until I can leave, and get an apartment with access to the pool I'm paying for and maybe decent windows that don't give me a $150 electric bill in the summer and might absorb the noise from the DJs I'm not paying for.
6) Lastly, they hose the place down in paint, so the tub has paint in there, and the shower head is perfectly placed just above my head, and I'm 5'3", so good luck with that, and there have been a few roaches even though I'm on the 2nd floor.
Max of 2.