Whispering Heights

It took about a month to realize RBM only cares about nickel and diming you. Sure, all landlords do, so why complain?

RBM is a corporate rental company, not a small local business in the East Metro. As soon as you have a question or concern, they treat you coldly once you sign the contract. The contract is written in such vague legalese that I had to email to ask what it says about terminating early. Long story short there is no buyout clause despite what it says. You will owe the entirety of… the rent in the contract. I could have gotten a lawyer involved but decided against it because I wasn't that desperate to move out.

RBM broadcasts itself on Google reviews, but most of those reviews are incentivized. Ask yourself why good reviews are written in corporate drivel like such and such is "so awesome, they were so helpful." How are they awesome? They're not. They only care about balancing their books.

RBM's business model is designed for a high turnover rate because it makes dollars. Whispering Heights advertises as "luxury," which actually means built fast and cheaply. Quantity, not quality. RBM expects you to leave within your first lease so they can get more money by raising rent higher for the next tenant than if you renewed. My apartment was not acoustically insulated walls are thin and you hear footsteps above and below you. God forbid you live near the gym, tenants drop weights and noise vibrations transfer to the top floor. Noise got so bad I requested a room transfer.

If you live in building 1001 you have to navigate a busy parking lot just to get to the garage, where customers and tenants speed like Formula 1 drivers.

I lived here from 2022 to 2026. The incentives and events are a joke. Maybe actually focus on maintenance or care about the customer! And did you know this company has a D- from the Better Business Bureau? Read More