2/4/25
“If this is how they treat prospective tenets, I don’t even want to know how they treat actual renters”
I’ll start by saying that this place was the one we were looking forward to this place the most and had already decided that we were going to rent here. We just needed to tour the place to see how everything was in person. I’m glad we did. We are from out of town, so the amount of time and places we had to visit were limited to the weekend we were visiting.
Nevertheless, we had an appointment. We were greeted by Paityn, one of the management team, when we got to our appointment time and... immediately told that they didn’t have a place to show us. They had apparently had the unit “cleaned” and were unable to show us the newly cleaned apartment. Paityn then told us that if we had come “an hour earlier” (to our scheduled appointment?) that they would have had something to show us. We were confused because we had an appointment for 4:00, which they scheduled as we wanted an earlier time and they said they could only accommodate 4:00. So not only were we free earlier in the day, but they gave us a later appointment and then chastised us for not coming earlier.
Nevertheless, we were still excited about the place and wanted to see more. After walking us around the building and showing us what units we *could* have seen if we had shown up when we wanted to rather than our scheduled appointment time. Paityn did not show us around any other places but then brought us back to the office to show us pictures of the apartment that were the same pictures already uploaded online.
A complete disrespect of our time.
To make matters worse, we were so intent on wanting to live here that we offered to come back within the weekend we were visiting to see a renovated place. Paityn gave us a number to call and check the next day to see if the unit was available to tour and, when we did, another person altogether answered the phone and had no idea of our situation. Paityn had passed the problem onto someone else instead of working with us.
Unfortunately, despite our initial enthusiasm, we could not justify the blatant disrespect of prospective tenets and asked ourselves “if this is how they treat us now, how much worse do they treat people who actually live here?”
Review from Apartments.com