4/1/25
Terrible Communication
I lived at The Avenues of Kennesaw from the end of January 2024 until December 2024. I was on a 13-month lease but decided to terminate early so I could move back to Athens, Georgia to finish my degree. Before making the move, I asked twice what the financial penalty would be. Both times, I was told that I’d be responsible for rent up to two months after my move-out date — meaning if I moved out on December 12, I’d owe rent through February 12.
Since I had already paid December’s rent in full... on the 1st, I was told I’d only owe all of January’s rent and a prorated amount for 12 days of February.
Following that guidance, I mailed the keys and a cashier’s check to cover the amount I was told I owed. I sent both in the same envelope. Then I was contacted by Luisa, who said they received the keys but not the check — even though they were sent together. I had to cancel the original check and send a new one.
Later, they completely changed their story and claimed that because I moved out mid-December, I was actually responsible for all of December, all of January, and all of February — essentially the same total I would’ve owed had I just stayed until the end of my lease in late February. This directly contradicted the explanation I had been given multiple times.
Despite doing everything I could to follow the instructions I was given, they sent the disputed balance to collections, creating an unnecessary financial issue that I’m still trying to resolve.
My experience with The Avenues of Kennesaw was incredibly frustrating. If you choose to live here, get every single thing in writing, especially when it comes to lease terms and payment responsibilities. The lack of consistent communication and accountability makes it hard for me to recommend this complex to anyone.
Review from Apartments.com