Ann Arbor Woods

Our reasons for leaving Ann Arbor Woods and the 1 start review started with a bicycle notice that was that we needed to tag bikes within a week. One week was not sufficient time for both notice and compliance. The notice also did not specify how and where to get tags. Tried to contact manager regarding our concerns about this, and concerns for the style of bike tags, and there was no room for discussion and not all of my concerns were not addressed. Locks were cut and our bikes were taken.
Went to Ann Arbor Woods Office to talk about my concerns with the new policy and how it was executed. I was given the information to contact Slavik Management.
Called Slavik Management five times and left three voicemails. They did not call me back for five days. Once they did, we had already made our decision to leave the community.
I met with property manager, Mary Ellen Hartigan, which resulted in the decision to leave. During this meeting, Hartigan told me she did not address my concerns from my e-​mails because «I sounded like I wanted to be the owner» and that she only needed to give me «24 hours notice to take my property». She also was very condescending about the bike tags and even started to tell me how I was «really» feeling when I tried to explain to her how this incident, and how it was being handled, was affecting me. I left the meeting in tears and felt very unheard.
We feel we deserve better treatment than this and want a community where we can give feedback and have it be heard without confrontation.