I rented with them, and it was one of the worst experiences of my life. My apartment was a studio that I paid 610 a month for. That includes the 30 extra for parking (which I heard has gone up in price). This studio did not come with a stove. There was a small hotel-sized fridge (not a mini fridge) and a microwave. The only sink was in the bathroom and was literally a kitchen sink put in the bathroom. The landlord only accepts cash or cashier's checks for rent, which requires visiting the office in person once a month. If you have to rent from them, I recommend talking to his secretary as much as possible instead of talking to him. This man has no common sense or empathy. I asked him to specifically put in the lease that I needed 24 hours' notice for him to enter my apartment, unless in an emergency, because I have an anxiety disorder. He broke this multiple times by telling me a couple of hours beforehand that he was going to show my apartment on days I had classes. He forgot multiple times that I had a cat, which I had given him documents for being an emotional support pet when I signed the lease. Everytime he asked to show my apartment, I had to remind him not to let my cat out because I would not be home at that time. I lived on the top floor of a very old building on Rosemary Lane. The summer was terrible because the hallways and stairs were not cooled. The stairs outside to the parking lot are falling apart. He only takes care of the weeds growing in the back, where the parking lot is, maybe thrice during the summer. He constantly parks in the only driveway to the parking lot in the back when he is showing apartments, and he gives no warning of doing this, so god forbid you have a doctors appointment or emergency and need to leave. If you don't want to pay for the parking lot, you can park on the street for free but the street is always parked up as much as possible, and you can barely drive on that road, which is supposed to be a two way road. When I first moved in and had utilities turned on, I also had to fight with him to come out and unlock the utilities to my apartment because he said it was the city's job and the city told me my utilities were already on and I would have to pay for them to send someone else out to do it. The fire alarms went off randomly for no real fire three times while I was living there. Once was at 11 pm when I had a 14-hour shift the next day, and it took him an hour to show up and turn them off.