1/5 Gigi G. 7 months ago on Google
If
I
could
leave
0
stars
I
would
-
I
want
to
share
my
utmost
frustration
and
disappointment
in
my
dealings
with
Rockridge
Apartment
Homes
and
their
property
management
team.
The
level
of
mismanagement
we
encountered
during
this
experience
was
a
complete
disaster,
this
is
a
glaring
example
of
inept
management.
Here's
the
situation:
My
uncle
passed
away
on
August
27th,
2023.
At
that
time,
Rockridge
and
our
family
had
reached
a
verbal
agreement
allowing
us
30
days
to
vacate
the
property,
meaning
we
had
until
September
27th,
2023,
to
complete
the
move.
However,
on
September
19th,
at
approximately
12
pm,
my
uncles
son
received
a
call
that
left
us
bewildered
and
outraged.
Property
manager
Kylie
Marshall
had
given
the
green
light
to
leasing
agent
Sherry
to
rent
out
my
uncle's
unit,
even
though
we
still
had
8
days
left
within
the
agreed-upon
30-day
period.
What's
truly
astounding
is
that
they
only
informed
us
of
this
decision
after
they
had
already
rented
out
the
apartment
and
had
new
tenants
moving
in
that
same
day!
To
add
insult
to
injury,
we
were
given
a
mere
one-hour
ultimatum
to
remove
my
uncle's
belongings,
under
the
threat
that
failure
to
comply
would
result
in
his
possessions
being
placed
in
a
storage
container
owned
by
Rockridge.
They
also
planned
to
charge
us
daily
storage
fees
from
my
uncle's
security
deposit
which
they
had
also
stated
would
be
returned
in
full
due
to
my
uncle
only
living
there
a
short
2
months
and
working
majority
of
the
time.
The
lack
of
prior
communication
with
my
uncle's
son,
who
could
have
ensured
the
timely
retrieval
of
belongings,
is
baffling.
Equally
baffling
is
the
property
management
and
leasing
team's
decision
to
backtrack
on
the
initially
offered
30-day
notice,
a
period
we
had
not
requested
but
had
been
granted,
purportedly
out
of
kindness.
I
want
to
make
it
clear
that
we
did
not
seek
those
30
days;
Rockridge
extended
them
to
us.
This
entire
experience
has
been
nothing
short
of
a
nightmare,
and
I
wouldn't
wish
it
on
my
worst
enemy.
It
is
a
disturbing
illustration
of
the
kind
of
treatment
some
landlords
subject
their
tenants
to.
Lastly,
rather
than
taking
responsibility
for
their
oversight,
Rockridge
chose
to
gaslight
the
tenants
family
into
believing
that
we
were
in
the
wrong.
However,
our
actions
were
entirely
based
on
the
30-day
notice
that
had
been
granted
to
us
by
property
manager
Kylie
Marshall.
Reminder,
our
family
still
had
8
days
to
remove
our
deceased
family
members
property.
It
raises
a
valid
question:
If
the
30-day
notice
wasn't
a
valid
arrangement,
how
is
it
possible
that
my
uncle's
belongings
were
allowed
to
remain
in
the
apartment
for
three
weeks
after
his
passing?
It's
clear
that
they
acted
prematurely
and
without
due
consideration.
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