We have recently scheduled an appointment to see apartments at this property. First of all, the guy who appears to be the manager didn't even want to talk to us - "sit and wait for an agent." No courtesy, no manners. We later saw him talk to a young --------American fellow who just stepped in to inquire about an apartment - the manager nearly ordered him out.
Next, the agent came and started showing us... booklets! We said we want to actually see an apartment, not a piece of paper, to which she replied "I am not sure I can show you anything, but in case I can, please give your federal photo IDs" Why carry a federal ID to a rental appointment' We left.
In short, they fixed this place up and now they are trying to make sure they get the "top residents" in there. Well, I work for VCU and have three degrees...

Stay away from this place.

User Responses
From: Anonymous	Date: 08/01/2009
Hmmm. I guess you haven't looked into too many apartments if you didn't know you needed to show a photo ID. Its called protection. Your agent is taking a stranger in a vacant apat (that can lock) so yes, they keep your ID until you get back from the apt. I understand about maybe not showing you THE apartment...it may not be ready, or someone may be living in it. Kinda weird that they couldnt show you a model apt. You will need your photo ID to "tour" any property
From: Anonymous	Date: 12/03/2009
Sounds like you are pretty hung up on your big bad self. Showing an ID to tour is not unusaual and it is acutally a safety issue. Also, I don't know what your 3 degrees have to do with anything except highlight the fact that you are a professional student who must be afraid to get a real job.

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