Regency Palms Apartments

They will take your money! From: -Anonymous- Date posted: 12/8/2005 Years at this apartment: 2004 - 2005   Be sure to get EVERYTHING in writing. When I moved out, I thought I did everything right: I cleaned the apartment. Gave my written 30 days notice. Called the mgmt. office to make sure I had everything taken care of. Waited until someone was in the office to return the apt. keys (which is difficult because they're always "showing new tenants around" - yeah, right!) But, that all didn't matter. Because I didn't get a signed slip saying I returned the keys (even though I HANDED them to someone and close everything out), the mgmt. office said I never turned them in and charged me rent FOR AN ENTIRE MONTH THAT I WASN'T THERE! - even though the apt. was empty and totally cleaned out. I tried to fight it but I ended up having to pay an entire month's rent or have it affect my credit. They are crooks and poorly managed. Do not rent here!

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