2/26/26
Awful Experience
I had my lease start mid-week, so I could check it out before my movers showed up on the weekend. When I walked in, they had clearly not walked in this apartment since the previous tenant moved out. It was disgusting, there were roaches everywhere, etc. I work with apartments myself and know we are all human and sometimes things slip through the cracks, so I told them it was no problem as long as they fixed it by the time my movers showed up a few days later on Saturday.
When my movers showed... up on Saturday it was somehow even worse. Nobody had event attempted to fix it. Someone had started to replace the blinds but didn't finish and left the old blinds and sawdust on the floor. That didn't even matter to me though because ZERO of our two bathrooms worked.
This was a Saturday, and when I told the office that I had NO working bathrooms and our apartment was filthy they refused to call maintenance to help. They claimed it was due to business from a storm the week before, but my apartment had been vacant for over a month. They also have refused to provide me with the manager's email or the name of their management company.
At one point my personal washer broke and while I was waiting for my new one to be shipped I looked into doing my laundry on-site. The on-site team said we had to buy a card, etc. Either way, between their mis-information about charges, I paid almost $20 to use their facilities ONCE when I was told it would just be a few bucks.
I have also had workers show up for services I didn't ask for with ZERO warning, which is actually a violation of the Texas Apartment Association lease.
To this day I still don't have a direct way to contact the manager or the management company.
I'm so grateful I'm in a position to move out at the end of my current lease.
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