I noticed that people complaint after they move out, why not deal with a problem head on and go to the office and ask for help.
I have had a problem at Georgetown Crossing and I have to say the office staff and the community manager went out of their way to help me. We had some young boys beside us who had regular late night, very loud parities. It took about two months but they got evicted and things got back to normal here in my little part of the world. The people in the office got right on it and took my complaint very seriously. They handle things professionally and got the problem people out. I was very happy with the outcome. If I owned my home I would have been stuck with the noise and the parties with no one to turn to for help. If the person before me got letters with photos attached, they must have been part of the problem crowd.

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From: Anonymous	Date: 12/11/2008
I went directly to the on site Property Manager in person and spoke with her on the phone, and it took begging maintenance directly to come and look at our problem. What kind of service is that?

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