Kee The Realtor
9 months ago
"RUNNNNN!!
I've had an incredibly frustrating experience living at 1810 Main! Initially, I didn't plan to leave a negative review, but the situation has become intolerable. My lease had numerous discrepancies, notably missing details about early termination and reletting fees, which assistant property manager Yadira failed to include. Initially, she insisted that I needed to give 60 days' notice and pay two months' rent, but after reviewing my contract myself, I pointed out the errors. Now, she's claiming I owe for concessions for May and June 2023, which had already been applied.
The issues didn't stop there. I paid my rent on April 3, and Yadira quickly tried to add a 10% late fee, which was later removed by the property manager after I provided proof of payment. Now, as I'm preparing to move out on April 21, she's threatening to charge me for carpet replacement, claiming it's badly damaged, although it's just normal wear and tear—I plan to provide before and after photos. Additionally, they left all the lights on in my unit after I had disconnected the electricity, planning to charge me for that too.
This experience has been a lesson in the importance of thoroughly reading your contract. For those with older leases, you might find you can break your lease without major consequences. I'm currently seeking to discuss these issues with corporate, and if necessary, I will take further steps.
Additionally, for three weeks, they labeled my mailbox as vacant and tried to pin it on the postal workers, suggesting they might have accidentally removed it—which is unlikely since the label is laminated.
Please save yourself the hassle with this place. The rent they're asking for isn't worth it at all. It's disappointing, especially since I moved all the way from Maryland without seeing the apartment, hoping that a new building would mean a fresh start.
Also, don’t be misled by the positive reviews. When I first moved in, they requested that I leave a review right away, which doesn't allow for a genuinely reliable assessment. At that moment, you might feel inclined to just go along and support them."