By ralstad2 January 29, 2017
I have lived here for 6 years and plan on leaving very soon. The new management company (RHP) is extremely poor, the property manager says one thing and does another, they raise the rent every year almost $10. I worked for apartment complexes for almost 20 years and have never seen a worse management company, if the people they hire is any indication. Don't trust anything the manager says, it changes on a whim, they classify your rent as late if you don't get it in by 5 o'clock on the 5th, or when they leave on the 5th, they close early with no notice even on the 5th so you never know when your rent will be late if you can't get it in before the 5th. The neighborhood is quiet, they have a small club house, playground and pool, all decently maintained. These are the only good qualities of this place. ...read more
By jcaldwo3 November 05, 2016
This company is the biggest scam in Indiana. They stole over $1200 from us and refused to let us rent a home that we were approved for. I've never heard of a rental company where you have to meet an agent at a certain time to sign the lease or forfeit the house. I had an emergency and was 15 mins late meeting with my lease agent and was told that I forfeit my "reservation fee" and the house. I will never attempt to rent from these rude, unprofessional, inarticulate, disrespectful, unconcerned, and uncaring people EVER! This put my mother, who was a great tenant for 4 years out because they wanted the double she was living in. She had to go on after my father past and 3 years later these idiots do this? Horrible company, please don't rent from them. I want to give them a big fat 0! However the option doesn't exist. ...read more
By jcaldwo3 November 05, 2016
This company is the biggest scam in Indiana. They stole over $1200 from us and refused to let us rent a home that we were approved for. I've never heard of a rental company where you have to meet an agent at a certain time to sign the lease or forfeit the house. I had an emergency and was 15 mins late meeting with my lease agent and was told that I forfeit my "reservation fee" and the house. I will never attempt to rent from these rude, unprofessional, inarticulate, disrespectful, unconcerned, and uncaring people EVER! This put my mother, who was a great tenant for 4 years out because they wanted the double she was living in. She had to go on after my father past and 3 years later these idiots do this? Horrible company, please don't rent from them. I want to give them a big fat 0! However the option doesn't exist. ...read more
When you are in college or on your own for the first time, it is easy to blow money on going out or partying. Take control of your finances by not purchasing things you don't need. This will help you to not get in over your head with debt -Read More To make your financial life better, don't pay full price. Limit your purchases of products from higher-priced brands and buy these items only if you have a coupon. For example, you might consider switching from your regular brand and opting for a product that comes with a promotion or discount. If you or your spouse have less than perfect credit, the partner with the healthier credit score should apply for any loans you need. If you're suffering from bad credit, building it can be done by getting a card that you can pay on time. Once your credit is better, you can than apply for loans together and share the debt evenly among the two of you. Negotiate with collectors to see if you can get your debt or at least your interest reduced. Debt collection agencies purchase the debt for a fraction of what was originally owed. They will make a profit even if you pay a percentage of your debt. Use this to your advantage to get eliminate debt inexpensively. Swap energy-efficient CFL bulbs in to replace older, incandescent ones. This will lower the cost of your electricity bill, and also help out the environment. In addition, CFL bulbs have a longer lifespan than incandescent bulbs. You'll buy fewer bulbs, and that means spending less money. Don't make the common mistake of spending your hard-earned money on lottery tickets. A better option is to put that money into a savings account. That way, you'll increase income over time instead of throwing money down the drain. Be sure that utility bills get paid on time each and every month. If you don't make timely payments, it can have a detrimental effect on your credit. Additionally, many utilities are going to slap on a late fee that just costs you more of your money. It is not worth having a headache because you had to pay late; always pay on time Make a budget and stick to it every month to get your bills caught up and paid. The advice you have read here will keep you afloat so you can avoid being overwhelmed with debt. ...read more
By PDX Renovations January 23, 2018
It's St. Patrick's Day! Learn how to speak with an Irish Accent For Real Estate Inquiries, Please Call, Your Journey Team: Niki Fuller at 502-523-5554 / e: niki@YourJourneyTeam.com It's St. Patrick's Day and it's a week long celebration of booze, greening the canal, and more booze. I have mentioned last week the events around Indianapolis and Louisville for this week. I also included a bit of history of St. Patrick's day which doesn't include the leprechauns... Since today is St. Patrick's day, I researched on how we can sound like an Irish so when we get drunk, we have the courage to at least try it. Lol! But of course, let's have a bit of a practice before we actually do it. There is something amazing about their accent that makes me really want to try it and I only have that courage to try during St. Patrick's Day, which is once a year. I wouldn't dare try the Irish accent without any proper research and the basics to back me up (nerd alert!). Though, I cannot believe that tutorials on how to speak with an Irish accent exist! Let's all have fun and enjoy St. Patrick's day! Before you start reading tips below, make sure to watch this hilarious video of this guy teaching his friend to read a full sentence with an Irish accent. Video credits to Riyadh K's. Here are some basic tips I found in www.wikihow.com on the basic concept to speak with an Irish Accent. 1. Soften your vowels. Irish accent would pronounce it "ah" or "aw." Be very conscious of this in every word, but especially those vowels that come in the middle. The standard, "How are you?" should be pronounced, "Ha-ware-ya?" The "au" (in "how") and "oo" (in "you") of the Generalized American accent are not differentiated between. The sound in "night," "like," and "I," is pronounced similar to "oi," as in "oil." Think of "Ireland" as "Oireland." 2. Harden your consonants. As a general rule, Americans have gotten lazy in their speech. "Ladder" and "latter" are pronounced the same in the US, but not to an Irishman. Give each consonant its due (with the exception of the next rule!). As a beginning sound, /d/ often sounds like /d͡ʒ/ or the sound that a J makes in most variants of English. That is, "due" will sound like "Jew." As its unvoiced partner, "t" becomes "ch." "Tube" sounds like "choob." 3. Drop your G's. English is full of words that end in -ing, but you wouldn't hear an Irishman admitting it, at least not in a natural context. Whether you're muttering verbs or gerunds, cut it out. ...read more
By Your Journey Team March 17, 2016
Choosing the right Wallpaper Material FOR REAL ESTATE INQUIRIES, PLEASE CALL, YOUR JOURNEY TEAM: NIKI FULLER AT 502-523-5554 / E: NIKI@YOURJOURNEYTEAM.COM Remodeling our homes is a head hurting and fun experience, however, one of the dilemmas that we all have when we remodel is choosing between to use paint or wallpaper. The pro's and cons of using a wallpaper and choosing paint outweigh the other. We all have our concerns about using a wallpaper and knowing the materials and the ideal location to place it will help us to maintain the life of our wallpaper and avoid the peeling process sooner than it should be. Using the wallpaper for our homes isn't just about the design, we should also consider the materials, durability, and part of the home where we are going to place it. This will help us maintain, prevent peeling, and avoid the wallpaper nightmare that we may experience from using the wallpaper. Wallpaper Materials Vinyl Wallpaper Image source: www.aliexpress.com There are different types of vinyl wallpapers that are available on the market. The vinyl type of wallpapers is durable, easier to clean, and fire-retardant. There are other types of vinyl materials: solid vinyl, vinyl coated, paper backed vinyl, and fabric backed vinyl. Each has their own particular qualities, and ideal places to be used. Solid vinyl - printed on a 100% vinyl material and are commonly embossed to give them a luxurious textural effect. These wallpapers are quite durable and are usually scrubbable, making them easy to clean and maintain. It is waterproof, making it an ideal choice for bathrooms and kitchens where moisture and humidity levels run high. Easy to clean, and holds up well in high traffic areas like children's bedrooms and playrooms. Read more at http://www.ebay.com. ...read more
By Your Journey Team March 14, 2016
Are you looking to buy a house? When you go to look at houses, you will quickly see that realtors do not use street addresses as a method of identifying houses. They use an MLS number which allows them to quickly access information about a property for sale. Using a street address gives you some infor... ...read more
Finding the perfect place for your business can take a great deal of time and research. You may want to lease a building rather than rent it. Leasing a building helps you build equity in the building. Depending on your location, commercial property may be listed for lease differently than traditional ... ...read more
