What can I say? YouĀ“ve got a dog, you need a place that takes dogs (over 20 pounds). The problem is, if I tell you and the dogsĀ“ VET tells you he is NOT an "undesirable," why are we still indecisive about what has to be done? I spent $800 JUST TO HAVE THE DOG MOVE IN and after that, plus 3 months paid rent, the office staff decided I possibly had an "undesirable" dog. Well, where were you people when I moved in? The office manager actually told me she JUST HEARD about the fact that the insurance this apartment complex has doesnĀ“t necessarily cover certain kinds of dogs (not just Pits) -- and some were at the complex! I was also told by the office manager that I needed to follow and report back to her anyone who had a dog that wasnĀ“t "allowed" here. I donĀ“t get my pay checks from this place, IĀ“m surely not going to do their jobs for them.
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<br>Maintenance? How many times do you actually have to say "I donĀ“t have a microwave yet" before you give up?! Not a thing has been fixed since we moved in this past summer, even though a full summary was given to these people (at their request). Also, the "new" appliances in our apartment (i.e., the dryer) was filled with lint and god-knows-what the first time we opened it. True what one person reviewing Tysons Glen said -- there is NO 24 hour advance notice given before they "show up." IĀ“ve had the dog shut away in the bedroom for days with no one coming back to do the work so the h*ll with it. Oh, and hereĀ“s another Ā“funnyĀ“ -- just the other week, the apartments were left leaflets that say something to the effect that "we know you donĀ“t always have time to let us know if thereĀ“s something that needs to be fixed.....so weĀ“re just checking." GIVE ME A BREAK.........
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