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How seriously should I take these apartment reviews online? Obviously the people with complaints are more likely to post about them, but it seems that every single apartment complex within a 20 mile radius of where I want to live is an absolute shithole. This is my first time apartment hunting and it's been a headache, I just want to find a place and get it over with.
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Nov 21, 2011 15:26
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Eggplant Wizard posted:You really have to go and look at apartments in person. Few people who like their apartments go and post about it online, especially if it's just okay and not THE BEST APARTMENT EVER FREE COOKIES EVERY DAY or something. Use the web for price & amenity comparison; use your eyes and word of mouth for actual evaluation. If you're not shy, it can be a good idea to ask current tenants how they feel about the place when you go and visit it. This is awkward if the landlord is with you though. Oh, and bear in mind that the online reviews may be a couple of years old and reflect different management situations. Thanks, that's what I figured. We checked out the apartment Friday and everything looks nice, but maybe I'll go back and try to talk to a few current tenants. The apartment we will be moving in to is not going to be vacated until December 6th. I assume it's standard to request to look at the actual unit we will be living in before signing the lease?
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Nov 21, 2011 17:07
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What is "soundtrack replacement" on my move out bill? Im being charged $2100 for replacement of carpet, subfloors and soundtrack. My sick cat pissed everywhere so I expected the carpets but gently caress.
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Jan 24, 2013 23:31
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