Ivy Hills Place

After 4 years of decent times at Ivy Hills, I am leaving amidst an eviction of me and my girlfriend. In August of 09, I lost my job and offered to utilize my security deposit and leave. I quickly got another opportunity, and asked if they would work with me. They agreed, and I continued to make additional payments to pay back the rent I missed in August. In February, they offered to reduce my balance to $ 0 if I signed a one year lease. I did. They did not. When I got notice of this in June, I saw the zero balance never happened, $ 50 late fees piling up, and they even increased my rent by $ 10 (despite being in a one-​year agreement). I was told it was a computer glitch. I struggled again, losing my job, but again, finding more work. I asked again if they’d rather have me leave and the office informed me they would work with me. A month ago I receive a 3 day notice to leave. I am vacating, and they are still pursuing an eviction. The person representing Cornerstone is Brian Forrester, who refused to listen to reason as I explain I have landed a full-​time position, brought my girlfriend in to help with rent, etc. His exact words «I have to take care of my family before I take care of your family.» He is a right-​wing extremist, as exemplified from posts on his blogspot:
Interestingly, this all took place directly after the tenant below me moved out. They had consistently complained about noise from my apartment, even calling the cops, who could do nothing because I wasn’t doing anything. And I discovered that when my 9-​yr-​old would come for a glass of water at night, it was «like she’s walking on the drywall.» So much for upgraded sound control and plush carpets. After 4 years, clearly the carpet padding was not what it once was and needed to be replaced. Instead of replacing the padding, they’re evidently replacing $ 100,000 in income.
If you’re going to be there temporarily, by all means. But if you like to plan for the unexpected, Ivy Hills, or ANY Cornerstone community, is not for you.
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