DONT move IN...we put a deposit down on an apartment and we were never shown the apartment..when we finally did get to see it we did not want it and they are KEEPING our deposit..they are CROOKS.

User Responses
From: santacozz	Date: 01/28/2007
Thats illegal....they cant keep your deposit.
From: Anonymous	Date: 03/25/2007
sue them in Kent small claims court- they are certainly known to the judge!
From: Anonymous	Date: 04/28/2007
First of all, I am in Property Management and I will tell you, a "deposit" typically holds an apartment for 72 hours. So basically you have 3 days to change your mind in order to get that full deposit back. Due to the situation, you may try going to the corporate office, since you were unhappy with the actual apartment itself. You may have better luck trying them instead of dealing with the property itself....Best of Luck!
From: Valpal74	Date: 06/19/2009
I am a property mgr as well and the above advice is WRONG!!!! WHen you pay a deposit there is no buyers remorse period unless specifically stated in the application. In the future you should throughly read the application you sign before handing over a deposit to an apartment that you've never seen.

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