Rent QC,LLC

I lived in an apartment complex that was managed by RentQC. On the positive side I found the office to be very easy to reach. They were a quick phone call away during business hours and they are also modern enough to use email with tenants too.
On the negative side, there is much to say. My unit was dirty when I moved in. I accepted it anyway because I’d been looking for an affordable place for many weeks and the RentQC unit was the most affordable. Even though it was dirty at move in, it was cleaner than other places I’d seen and didn’t have any mold or mildew in the kitchen or bathroom. Even though my apartment had dirty walls, floors, inside of cabinets and dirty stove, I had to pay RentQC a security deposit. Naturally RentQC has not returned that to me so now, if I want it back, I have to take them to Small Claims court.
In addition to my unit being dirty on move-​in, requests for repairs were not always attended to promptly. Sometimes maintenance people would show up in 24 hours. Other times it would take 2 or 5 days. I tried not to call for repairs unless I really had to, like when the washer and dryer in the complex weren’t working and it was –15 out. It’s very hard to lug three loads of laundry to the laundromat when it’s very cold out.
My only advice for renting a property from RentQC is make multiple copies of your lease agreement and store them in different places, plus take many photos of the place when you move in and when you move out. That way, if they don’t return your security deposit, you’ll have lots of evidence when you go to court. And try to choose a property close to a laundromat.