15/6/23
You get what you pay for
Meh. Lived there for 12 months. There is a permanent grime to the place! I’m getting charged for general cleaning fees (in the lease, boo shouldn’t have to pay for wear and tear) but I can’t comprehend what they even cleaned when I moved in. The stove is butted up against the wall so the paint is bubbling there. The kitchen fan couldn’t be used because black flakes would rain down. Had a hole in the wall from the internet jack being out, took three complaints till someone came. Had a fridge leak... that didn’t get fixed.
The rooms are not evenly sized for some reason, so someone will def get the short end of the stick. Every ceiling was different in the rooms. In my room (2nd smallest) there where big pieces of wood going across it and it looked like the ceiling was warping.
Also, the weird little laundry unit they have in the 101 apartment building (only building with washer dryers) absolutely suck. Sopping wet clothes with terrible dryers.
Mainly upset of costs. I paid for 12 full months only to get kicked out in the early half of May. Makes 0 sense to charge full month if I have to move out within the first two weeks. I’m getting charged from my security deposit for normal wear and tear cleaning and replacing curtain rods that were already rickety and damaged when I moved in. Apparently they’re upping rent to $450 next year. For what? Floor heaters that have spiders and dust in them? But I guess it’s cheaper than most places.
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