My wife and I went in to rent an apartment. The lady gave us a printout with the move in costs and we went over (I thought) everything.
Two days later the manager called me and told me we had to pay a double deposit. Keep in mind we make 7 1/2 times the rent.
When we told her we already signed paperwork all she would say it's policy.
Now I have to figure out how to get back the 100 I put down.
If you are going to live there be aware, they will be asking for more money than they put on the paper they give you.

User Responses
From: joeby79	Date: 07/01/2009
That's not exactly true. I've not had this experience and I have been living at Riverview Ranch for almost 2 years. I've only had the best experience dealing with the girls and the manager at the office. What was in the contract, was what I paid. This guy must have misunderstood the contract. That's too bad.
From: tonyderegt	Date: 07/01/2009
No, we understood just fine. They wanted more than was on our paper listing the final move in costs which we signed. It is good you had a positive experience but we did not. They saw we made a decient living and tried to take advantage.

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