My boyfriend and I came out to hunt club and were very interested in the apartments. We had looked them up online and liked what we saw. However, when we got to the leasing office the woman that was there told us that she did not have time to show us an apartment. So we asked her if we should come back later' She looked us up and down and said well hmmmmm ummmmm im not sure, if I am going to have time to show you one. Apparently, they did not want the business bad enough. We were very disappointed in our experience I have never in my life felt so out of place. She saw a young couple and I guess did not think we could afford to live there. Very very disappointing.

User Responses
From: languishingwolf	Date: 12/10/2007
Thats really funny cosidering that is a semi-low income place! We had to sign something saying that we didn't make above a certian amount in order to apply here. Considering that many apartments have like 10 kids in them at once, I'd say it's a pretty low-middle income apartment complex. DOn't worry though- you're not missing anything!
From: saintskellington	Date: 04/15/2008
That's too bad to hear, because languishingwolf is right about the Hunt Club being low income. I doubt she turned you away because she didn't think you could afford to live there. It's worth it to live there!

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