I've spent all day trying to reach out to this corporate office about the property at 1401 W. Holmes rd Lansing MI 48910
The residents are denied copies of the lease agreements. Today the power to common areas and hot water to each apartment, was shut off due to nonpayment. When trying to contact anyone to help, we were met with, there is no one available, I am only the receptionist. Several messages have been left, but still 3.5 hours later, the residents have not heard from anyone in regards to whats going to be done.
The district manager of the building did not have a clue about the situation and was very unhelpful in getting in touch with someone that could help. She was annoyed by being asked for her supervisor, or anyone outside of her to contact. She has not reached out to the residents as well.
They are older and with special needs and the Property Management does not and is not tending to the seriousness of the situation.
We have reported them to the Attorney Generals Office and I encourage more residents and family of residents to also.
I have been dealing with a LOUD neighboring tenant for over 5 months (half my lease mind you). I have given the exact building and unit number of the tenant to the leasing office 13 times (in person and over the phone) and told he would be served a total of three 30 day letters informing him of the situation.
If the situation wasn't rectified then the last resort would be a 3 day letter and he would be evicted. This neighbor plays loud music and/or the drums from 10pm-8am almost every night.
I am not able to sleep in my bedroom due to the noise and have to sleep on my couch. I have called the police continuously and asked them to intervene. Because the office is not responsive I also called the corporate office.
Shockingly I was told that the 3 day notice was not the case- since they state I am the only person who can identify which apt is playing loud music (but not the only one hearing it) they are not going to do anything about this tenant. But the only reason I am able to identify which tenant it is, is because I walked outside in the freezing snow in my pajamas at midnight to find out who was keeping me awake!!
So apparently I am supposed to sleep on my couch for the remainder of my lease. I asked the district manager to call the man in the apt to be quieter at night, but he stated "that would be discriminatory". I asked him what I should do, he stated call the police. Gee, think I'll try that again.
If you want a nice quiet environment-stay clear of MOST of their apt complexes.For years my rent was paid but the noise from SEVERAL visitors.turned tenants? but yet I was paying for my rent and theirs.The mgt never stays,they drop like flies.It is trailer park living at its worst.
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I've spent all day trying to reach out to this corporate office about the property at 1401 W. Holmes rd Lansing MI 48910
The residents are denied copies of the lease agreements. Today the power to common areas and hot water to each apartment, was shut off due to nonpayment. When trying to contact anyone to help, we were met with, there is no one available, I am only the receptionist. Several messages have been left, but still 3.5 hours later, the residents have not heard from anyone in regards to whats going to be done.
The district manager of the building did not have a clue about the situation and was very unhelpful in getting in touch with someone that could help. She was annoyed by being asked for her supervisor, or anyone outside of her to contact. She has not reached out to the residents as well.
They are older and with special needs and the Property Management does not and is not tending to the seriousness of the situation.
We have reported them to the Attorney Generals Office and I encourage more residents and family of residents to also.
I have been dealing with a LOUD neighboring tenant for over 5 months (half my lease mind you). I have given the exact building and unit number of the tenant to the leasing office 13 times (in person and over the phone) and told he would be served a total of three 30 day letters informing him of the situation.
If the situation wasn't rectified then the last resort would be a 3 day letter and he would be evicted. This neighbor plays loud music and/or the drums from 10pm-8am almost every night.
I am not able to sleep in my bedroom due to the noise and have to sleep on my couch. I have called the police continuously and asked them to intervene. Because the office is not responsive I also called the corporate office.
Shockingly I was told that the 3 day notice was not the case- since they state I am the only person who can identify which apt is playing loud music (but not the only one hearing it) they are not going to do anything about this tenant. But the only reason I am able to identify which tenant it is, is because I walked outside in the freezing snow in my pajamas at midnight to find out who was keeping me awake!!
So apparently I am supposed to sleep on my couch for the remainder of my lease. I asked the district manager to call the man in the apt to be quieter at night, but he stated "that would be discriminatory". I asked him what I should do, he stated call the police. Gee, think I'll try that again.
If you want a nice quiet environment-stay clear of MOST of their apt complexes.For years my rent was paid but the noise from SEVERAL visitors.turned tenants? but yet I was paying for my rent and theirs.The mgt never stays,they drop like flies.It is trailer park living at its worst.