After reading the comments on this Company and others it all comes down to reading, and understanding your rights uner the Landlord Tenant Act and Fair Housing Standards. The real question is should I rent this home and if so have the leasing agent explain all the lease items we are responsible for after all we have more than likely rented before and know the questions to ask. Soldiers who rent can ask the Housing Office for assistance with their lease and have them explain their responsibilities as a renter. They can also have a representive from their Command or Housing present with a member of the management company at the time of move in or out. It;s easy to complain and post comments being a little more proactive many lessen the pain for everyone moving in or out. No matter where we are the requirements are pretty much the same for everyone who rents. Throughout my military career and retirement I have rented many palces and have reduced my pain by asking questions and selecting the best home I could find even if I had to pay a little more. The better properties are going to cost more and Where we choose to live is our decesion alone. We should choose wisely.
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