5/12/26
Extremely Frustrating Move-In Experience and Unacceptable Apartment Condition
Our move-in process was frustrating from start to finish. We were sent multiple leases, the rent numbers kept changing, our unit changed, and the move-in date was scheduled for a day the office was closed. That was only corrected because we reached back out to double-check, which caused another lease change.
We also had major issues getting Duke Energy set up. Duke said the address was not listed as a service address and told us the property needed to contact them. It took multiple emails... before the leasing agent reached out to Duke, and the issue still was not resolved until after our scheduled move-in date.
The welcome letter also had the incorrect security deposit listed.
The worst part was the condition of the apartment when we received the keys. We asked if it had been inspected before move-in and were told yes, and that maintenance had been in the unit the day before. Once inside, it was clear the apartment had not been properly cleaned or inspected. The unit was dirty, had door and floor damage, dead bugs, laundry doors that would not shut and blocked some of the hallway, a dirty towel left in a bathroom, pulled-up carpet, and a space heater left inside.
We were also told the unit had been vacant since November, which made the condition even more concerning. These were only the issues we noticed immediately during our first walk-through, which made us concerned about what else was overlooked.
When we showed photos, we were told they would put in a maintenance ticket for Monday morning after our Saturday move-in. We came back Monday around noon and nothing had been done. They were still dealing with Duke about the power issue, and we were told they had lost the maintenance key and could not enter the apartment until we came back and gave them our keys.
We spoke with the manager, who said they were doing their best, but the apartment issues likely would not be fixed until closer to the end of the week. We were told our options were basically to wait or move into a much more expensive unit.
We requested a refund and found a different property because we no longer felt comfortable moving forward. To their credit, they did issue the refund, but the experience leading up to that point was unacceptable.
Between the lease issues, incorrect information, power problems, poor communication, and the condition of the apartment, this was one of the worst rental experiences I have had. I would not recommend these apartments.
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