MissCleo asked Everyone at 4/29/2011 8:10:39 PM
My roommates and I recently signed a lease to live at the Crows Nest apartments in De Pere, WI. This website still lists the price for our particular floorplan as just under $800 a month, and when we mentioned it to our future landlord about a month ago, she said it was incorrect and supposed to be changed. I was wondering if there is any way to find out if she's telling the truth, or if she is just charging us almost $200 more a month and trying to take advantage of us. Has she contacted this site and requested the numbers be changed, and they just haven't been posted yet? Thanks for your help
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MissCleo answered at 4/29/2011 8:20:27 PM
I'm mostly curious so that if this is incorrect, you can have the correct information on your website. Hopefully the time between changes made and posted changes isn't quite that long in other cases.
Kriket asked Everyone at 4/4/2011 8:35:06 PM
I live in a ground floor apt in Crosswinds apts recently purchased by another leasing company Viera Bayside. As part of the new owner's plans, an extensive and very loud renovation of the apt directly above ours was started apx. 3 weeks ago. I never received any notice of the work that would take place in the apt above us; only that there would be improvements on and around the property. The noise begins apx 7:30a and lasts until apx 7:30p. and goes 7 days a week. Workers pace in front of my full sized sliding patio door and have actually stopped to watch my activity at different times of the day. I work from home and on occasion, leave to go out on appointments.
As recent as last night (4/3/2011) one of the workers brought in pots & pans and spent the night in the apt. This evening, I witnessed the same person standing on the balcony drinking from a bottle resembling a Jack Daniel's.
We (neighbors) have complained to the office / property manager and get no where. DO NOT RENT HERE!
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Kriket answered at 4/4/2011 8:39:04 PM
There wasn't enough space to mention the 2 shootings, 3 calls to police regarding domestic violence in the apt behind us. Management does nothing about any concerns or complaints other than harass tenants when issues are escalated to corporate. In Florida, we as tenants, have the right to a peaceful and quiet enjoyment of our leased home. However; this has not been the case with this property.
babyphat asked Everyone at 3/24/2011 7:52:27 PM
I am i a abuse of relationship and i need to get out of here!!!But i am on ssi and i only get 606.60 a month i need help and i do not know where to turn to!!
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Desperately connie
Rerun Hustler answered at 3/27/2011 3:14:38 PM
Huguley78 that was a dumb answer. This what you need to do.
The day he/she/it hits you call them boyz in blu. get his bitch ass out of there. And in the mean while sign up for section 8. Or bash him over the head when his fake ass is sleeping and then call someone to get the fuk out there.
Huguley78 answered at 3/25/2011 8:37:11 AM
Babyphat - That sounds like a bad situation and you are making a great decision getting out of there. You might be able to find an apartment in your market for under 600, but that sounds like it would be all your money. Maybe you have a friend or family member you can stay with while you get on your feet. Either way, stay strong.
nanna asked Everyone at 3/19/2011 5:54:09 PM
i have just recieved a notice from my landlord that they will not be renewing my lease, no reason given. i have been at this property for 5 years. they only gave me less than 30 days to move. can they do this, how much time do they have to give me. I have not been legally served anything, just through the mail.
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ds8251 answered at 4/8/2011 10:03:38 PM
I am a property manager and yes you the property management company reserves the right not to renew your lease. They do not have to give you a reason; however they do by the Tennessee Landlord Act have to give you a 30 day notice.
Huguley78 answered at 3/24/2011 4:29:46 PM
Nanna - That sounds like an unfortunate situation. Because leases can differ, you would need to look at the details of your copy of the lease you signed. It SHOULD tell you how much time they would be required to give you. You might also consult with an attorney to see what your legal rights are in the situation. Best of luck...
phlorex asked Everyone at 3/18/2011 8:57:58 AM
I want to rent an apartment in aspen pik but when I get to the apartments leasin center tells me that the price is not the one on your page they should support the price on your website or are you?.
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Huguley78 answered at 3/24/2011 4:30:55 PM
All prices on the listings found on our site are set by the community themselves. That said, a community always reserves the right to change their rate at any time.
movndal asked Everyone at 3/16/2011 1:41:35 AM
I'm in Dallas, Tx and i currently have an eviction that will be 2 years old in July. I also have a broken lease that's 14 months. But I do have positive rental history since. I'm looking to move on April 1st is there any decent apartment in the Carrolton Farmers branch area that are second chance? Thanks.
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Second chance leasing
Big_Rob answered at 3/24/2011 4:01:23 PM
The Pointe at Timberglen offers Second Chance Leasing.
clark.robertsr asked Everyone at 3/13/2011 10:01:45 PM
Trey,
I have tried on five separate occasions to send you an e-mail in response to the listings that you sent me.
What is your regular e-mail address?
Robert Marvin Clark
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Huguley78 answered at 3/24/2011 4:32:21 PM
Hi Robert - the emails are sent based off of your original search on our Website. If you would like to unsubscribe from these emails there is a link to do so at the bottom of the email. Best of luck on your apartment search!
bbledsoe asked Everyone at 3/6/2011 7:11:55 PM
I need a furnished apartment. Which apartments in North Jacksonville, FL are furnished?
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M1689 asked Everyone at 3/2/2011 2:07:13 PM
I am a college student graduating in May 2011. I a m currently searching for employment and Apartments in Rochester,NY. I am also in the Process of filing for bankruptcy due to credit card irresponsibility (about $8,000 in debt) and medical bills. I would like to know if I am honest and upfront of my situation along with a bigger deposit, what are my chances of getting an apartment?
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Huguley78 answered at 3/25/2011 9:20:53 AM
M1689 - While I can't really confirm your chances because it will vary depending on the community you are applying for, I can tell you that it is always important to be honest about your situation. If they find out about it and you didn't tell them, it could mean you'd have little chance to lease or could even lead to eviction if they find out after you'd leased. You might consider finding a co-signer to offer to sign the lease with you. Often this really helps better your chances in a bankruptsy situation. Best of luck!
angellaclark asked Everyone at 3/1/2011 11:03:25 PM
before i moved into my apt i had to make a full deposit. there was no moving in with out it being paid in full. this move took place in december of 2010. now just about 90 days into the lease im told the deposit has not been satisfied and i owe a balance of $149. they admit the oversight was there's but im still responsible. im i?
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ds8251 answered at 4/8/2011 10:10:47 PM
I am a property manager and have been for over 15 years. They should have given you a reciept for that deposit and I hope you kept it. Look in the lease where it states what you deposit was and compare with your reciept. They lease should have been signed by you and a member of that company, which then makes it legal. So, if they said you oves XYZ and you paid XYZ and you have the above documentation then you are fine legally. Unfortunatly, some managers when they make a mistake and are in trouble with the company they are hoping the resident is ignorant and will just pay or do what they say. Please, don't fall in to this awful trap. I cannot stand managers like this. We may work for a company but in reality we work for the residents because NO residents no job NO pay check. So, I try my hardest to help in anyway I can for everyone of my residents. Let me know how it turns out.
Huguley78 answered at 3/25/2011 9:24:06 AM
Angella - You would need to take a look at the lease you signed to see what your responsibility would be. You might even take it to an attorney and get consultation on your situation as it might be a legal matter.