Now with military orders, as most know, sometimes you don't have the luxury of having a long time to inform someone. Upon moving out and attempting to break our lease wit our military orders, Lakeside Village, specifically Rachel the property manager charged us almost $400 stating we didn't give them enough notice. I don't know about you but I don't like people in my home when I'm not there!Ĥ. The other two times was the maintenance guys, with only one of those times was there any fore warning. This was not the first time, in fact it was the third time I had caught them. And further more what if my wife had been sleeping or taking a shower, or what if I was? They just decided under the guidance of Rachel to let themselves in. And of course that would be the only way to truly protect your valuables. If you are already living in the apartment complex you may want some type of surveillance set up due to the nature of them letting themselves into apartments all the time. There were no missed calls, voice mails, emails, text messages, or any other form of communication. When confronted about this, Rachel stated that she had attempted to contact us. Also adding to the lack of security, they decided to let themselves into my apartment 'to conduct an inspection' and didn't inform me or my wife. The gates never worked for more then a couple days, and were down completely during the holiday season at a time when most tenants were out on vacation or wherever they may have been.ģ. NOT MILITARY FRIENDLY regardless of what they claim, and ridiculously over priced.Ģ.

Do not live there, and if you already do you better be careful upon moving out.ġ.

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