C & S Enterprises

Currently renting from them and Ronnie is amazing! She’s on top of everything and we couldn’t be happier. My family’s experience with c and s has been superb!

My father sued C&S Enterprises months ago. They were served and NEVER came to court. On top of that, the claimed they did not have insurance for our building so they just weren’t going to pay him for the problem that caused his injury in his apartment! Umm… not having insurance is no excuse!
They duked it out for years before my father took them to small claims. They now owe him over $ 7k but will not pay AND they hide behind different addresses. When the court served them with the judgement they sent it back as «undeliverable»! When we called to get their exact address the RUDE gatekeeper secretary REFUSED to tell us their address, instead they hid behind a PO Box address and told him «if anyone comes to their office they will refuse to let them in!» Well I believe it with as many complaints as they have, they’re probably terrified! Also, they want to make it impossible for people to sue them! Too bad for them I’m a paralegal and my law firm is on the case to recover what is owed from these scum.
The do NOT exist under their alias name on the Secretary of State website either. BEWARE! These people are SNAKES! They do not have insurance on their properties and will NEVER pay their debts! There will be a lean put on the property that the incident occured, I refuse to let this just go away. People need to be warned and these scum need to be taught a lesson. Just Google their name or David Kornblum and you’ll see the frightening reviews!
YOU’VE BEEN WARNED!!!

I rented from C&S from August 2013 – 2014. They, including David Kornblum, represented to me that the deductions made to my security deposit would be minimal. I moved out and was charged $ 150 for cleaning and about $ 400 for painting. Surprised, I continually attempted to obtain itemized receipts and contact information of the individuals that performed the work, but C&S was persistently evasive. I finally got the contact info of the painter, which is required by law, but he was of no help. They even went so far as to ask if I was sure I wanted the painter’s number, as he hardly knew english. Later, I finally got it out of C&S that I would never receive itemized receipts for the deductions made to my security deposit.
In sum, C&S consistently failed to abide by procedural requirements of the civil code, such as including the painter’s contact information with my final statement, and when coupled with many other of C&S’ inconsistencies, leads me to believe that the charges to my security deposit were unreasonable – I can’t justify the charges made to my security deposit because C&S won’t give me receipts, and I don’t believe C&S can justify the charges because, as they told me, they’ve never prepared such itemized receipts and won’t be providing me with any.
I have a longer explanation summarizing the full picture of my experience with C&S, and am happy to provide it to anyone (And if anyone has had a similar experience, please reach out to me as I am currently suing C&S in small claims).
In my attempts to have C&S explain their actions to me so that I could have potential closure in why about $ 550 was withheld from me, C&S called me a harasser, told me to forget what I’ve learned school, and was condescending in general.
Please be careful in renting from C&S – I feel blindsided, and I don’t want anyone else to endure such an experience.

Rented one of the apts on Bundy Dr for a bit over 3 years. When the real estate market went down and after my lease had expired and gone month-​to-​month, I asked for a rent reduction and got a new lease with lower rent without any problem.
Maintenance was always prompt. For plumbing issues they first send their handyman and sometimes he can’t fix it and they have to send a real plumber the next day.
Resident apartment manager was good. Had to deal with C&S office only a couple of times. The C&S office people are not responsive when tenants call them. Seems like they prefer tenants to deal only with the apt manager.
Lease clearly states that after 3 years tenant is not responsible for painting costs after move out. I think it says that tenant pays ²⁄₃^rd painting cost for move out after 1 year, ¹⁄₃^rd after 2 years, and 0 after 3 years. After my move out inspection I got the itemized deposit deductions list as they are required to give. It had only 1 item — cleaning. If I clean the apt myself, then no charge. Otherwise $ 150 for cleaning, including carpet cleaning. I think that’s a pretty good deal for a 1500 sq ft, 2 bed 2.5 bath apt. I let them do the cleaning and I got all of my deposit back except for the $ 150. No problems there.

I agree with Marjan G.
This people are so unprofessional. I don’t know where are the offices located at, but this is the website I’m talking about so you guys know who this people are.
Don’t deal with David he is not a trustworthy person. At the beginning everything sounded perfect, but after moving out they will charge you for every little detail, your deposit will cut in more than half, they will add excuses for every charge.
If you rent from them, first of all you are insane, and with all the respect «stupid». But if you don’t follow my advised and you do rent, make sure you take pictures of the place before and after you leave, call them and ask them questions about how much is your las rent, I did and I still got charge for extra so even asking be careful. Write down all the conversations you have with them date and person you speak with name and Last name. make sure you tape it or ask them to send you an email with the basic of the conversation. Trust me you will need all this later on after you move out.
Goodd luck,
BTW, there are many other places out there you don’t need this crap.