By Morganwilkes November 27, 2014
I am not happy here. Staff is disorganized and irresponsible. They misplaced my rent check and then charged me $75.00. When I went to the office to straighten things out, my check was on their desk. There was no apology made to me for their mistake or the inconveniences they caused me. They are great at leaving nasty little notes, that are uncalled for and apparently their rules don't apply to everyone. I would never recommend Viviani. They are so unprofessional. ...read more
By BritneyBean January 19, 2014
PLEASE READ: Do not lease from Viviani or any other Ovation property! Their office staffs are very unprofessional, ignorant and rude. Daisy, who travels between Ovation offices is especially unprofessional. Make sure that you don’t ever need anything close to the time the office closes, because the staff will make sure to let you know that they are supposed to be off work by five. I experienced first hand as mentioned in other reviews, how they sneak out of the office before advertised closing times. They are disorganized and will take absolutely no responsibility for their mistakes….which will end up costing YOU alot of money. In addition to my contract having to be rewritten 3 times, I was misinformed about my parking spot and the actual address of my apartment. Their carelessness and inaccuracies caused time consuming issues with my mail, gas and power company. Don’t be fooled by the recent re-model of the business office, or any of the model apartments. This company obviously does not put any money back into the apartments that they rent. The apartments are old and dirty and definitely not worthy of “move-in” status. The washer and refridgerator leak water everywhere, the ice maker is broken and the garbage disposal is constantly backing up. Fixtures are loose, vents are filthy, window frames are bent, doors are dented and have mismatched locks and weather stripping is peeling. Maintenence is either really overwhelmed, or just doesn’t know how to fix things. They will do the least amount of work possible and when they are supposed to finish a job, they don’t come back. Viviani is not a safe place at night. The lighting is horrible and the landscaping is completely overgrown. They claim to have cameras and a gate to keep the property safe, but the gate is either open all night or literally only half working. Tenants are complaining about burglaries. I feel sick about my lease with Ovation, and I feel a responsibility to let anyone that is investigating this property as potential living quarters to know it is not what is advertised. There are plenty of other places to rent that would appreciate your business and not try to take every penny you have. ...read more
By BritneyBean January 19, 2014
PLEASE READ: Do not lease from Viviani or any other Ovation property! Their office staffs are very unprofessional, ignorant and rude. Daisy, who travels between Ovation offices is especially unprofessional. Make sure that you don’t ever need anything close to the time the office closes, because the staff will make sure to let you know that they are supposed to be off work by five. I experienced first hand as mentioned in other reviews, how they sneak out of the office before advertised closing times. They are disorganized and will take absolutely no responsibility for their mistakes….which will end up costing YOU alot of money. In addition to my contract having to be rewritten 3 times, I was misinformed about my parking spot and the actual address of my apartment. Their carelessness and inaccuracies caused time consuming issues with my mail, gas and power company. Don’t be fooled by the recent re-model of the business office, or any of the model apartments. This company obviously does not put any money back into the apartments that they rent. The apartments are old and dirty and definitely not worthy of “move-in” status. The washer and refridgerator leak water everywhere, the ice maker is broken and the garbage disposal is constantly backing up. Fixtures are loose, vents are filthy, window frames are bent, doors are dented and have mismatched locks and weather stripping is peeling. Maintenence is either really overwhelmed, or just doesn’t know how to fix things. They will do the least amount of work possible and when they are supposed to finish a job, they don’t come back. Viviani is not a safe place at night. The lighting is horrible and the landscaping is completely overgrown. They claim to have cameras and a gate to keep the property safe, but the gate is either open all night or literally only half working. Tenants are complaining about burglaries. I feel sick about my lease with Ovation, and I feel a responsibility to let anyone that is investigating this property as potential living quarters to know it is not what is advertised. There are plenty of other places to rent that would appreciate your business and not try to take every penny you have. ...read more
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By FBTT Credit Solutions LLC, February 07, 2017
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By FBTT Credit Solutions LLC, February 07, 2017
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By FBTT Credit Solutions LLC, February 07, 2017
People who rent HUD homes receive rent assistance from the government. If you are the landlord of a HUD home, you will receive the monthly rent as a government voucher instead of collecting it from your tenants. Before your home can be rented as a HUD home, it must meet the requirements. ...read more
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