Real Property Management River Valley Team

July 1^st was my last day at Stonecreek Apartments (2851 Xavier Street). My lease was up and I was not about to renew with the new owners Real Property Management (RPM). I had called Stonecreek my home for two years under the management of Foster Files Harris but when the apartments were sold to RPM a few months prior to my lease agreement ending I noticed an immediate lack of care and attention to the property and to customer service. After I moved everything out from the apartment I cleaned for two days making sure we didn’t leave RPM with a reason to steal our deposit. The walk-​through was a success! We were told that the apartment looked like it had «never been lived in» and that there were «much worse apartments» that got the full deposit back. Yay! Well, no, I was handed a check for ¹⁄₃ of my deposit. I handed the check back and explained what was communicated during the walk though to no avail. I left the check as I was promised an itemized list of the «repairs» that cost $ 200 dollars (nail holes, paint chip, one cracked piece of molding). A week (and two phone calls) later I never received the list but was handed the same check and told «This is your deposit return.» I thanked her and left. I didn’t want to deal with it anymore. I spoke with two other tenets before I moved out and one of them had lawyered up in an effort to get her deposit back. I never would have written this if it was only me who had a problem. It was never about the money for me but about respect. Respect and honesty is what I look for in people and I didn’t find it with Real Property Management.
I’ll add that the Australian guy is super nice, but still…