My experience at La Salle started as fairly decent. Then me and my roommates decided to live apart and went to management.

All the transfer papers were signed and I moved to another apartment on my own. I get a call from collections a month later stating that I still owed money for the previous apartment. Turns out that the management had lost my transfer papers. They even admitted that it was their fault. However, i was now being held responsible for both apartments, mine and my former roommates (about $3,000 total for both, $2,000 of which was the old place).

That matter still hasn't been taken care of to my knowledge, even after several calls to the Equity Regional Manager.

Sense living in my new apartment, not only do I have repairs that they haven't done in well over two months (including mold from a leaky sink, a front door that won't latch, and a water heater bursting that flooded my closet), but the management is consistently losing my paperwork. I've had to bring my ID to the office at least 8 times in the year I've lived there, they have lost copies of my paycheck stubs (with my SS# on them) at least twice, and most recently they lost my lease papers all together.

I have asked that the assistant manager be the only person that handles my account, yet I am getting calls from everybody else in the office but her. You can be damn sure I will not sign for another year.

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