Make sure to read the lease break agreement well ahead of move in date.As the economy is bad,lot of undesirable implications of speical discounts are hidden.YOu will ending paying a heavy price if you are forced to break a lease agreement due to job loss.Better to get into short term lease.If you are going to break your lease they will squeeze out all your money. They doesn't have well defined policy, they change their rule every day. Moreover it is very difficult to meet the manager and tell her about our complaints.

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From: Anonymous	Date: 04/12/2009
They make up rules as they go and forget about getting out of your lease - it will cost thousands of dollars but that is the case pretty much anywhere. I would like to see them actually rent an apartment at what they claim is market rate. For those who don't know. You get consessions off of "market" rate, say $500 a month. If you try to leave early you pay back those consessions for the time you were there, plus a 2 month notice and a 1 month penalty at market rate. In 6 months this can easily be well over $6000.00! Don't even think of leaving early.

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