Landmark
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Raleigh' I thought I was in Tijuana!
From: -Anonymous-Date posted: 2/12/2004
Years at this apartment: 2003 - 2004
If you are contemplating choosing Landmark as your next apartment, YOU BETTER THINK AGAIN! First and foremost, if you sign here, you might as well contact the Raleigh welfare office as well as the local soup line because you will have more or less joined both groups by becoming a tenant at this project.
In reality, unless you're on welfare, you're going to find that it is nearly impossible to even be accepted as a tenant. Ironically, the more qualifications you have as an honest tenant the more difficult it is to become one! The thought process here boggles the mind.
After finally moving in after passing a DNA exam, one problem after another accumulated at an exponential rate. Leaky faucets (sink and shower), cabinets from hell, garbage disposal that smells slightly worse than a public toilet, mutant cockroaches, other tenants that often look as if they are giving serious thought to mugging you in broad daylight, an office staff that would have been lucky to have passed the second grade collectively, and maintenance workers that have probably just been paroled or recovered from some sort of addiction are just a few examples you will encounter when living here.
The noise and the room aren't bad, but if you decide to live here, I'll advise you to bring a gun and learn a second language.
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