By ksallen at Citysearch August 07, 2009
My lease is not up until November 29, 2009 but I made the mistake of signing a new lease earlier this week. I was told by a staff member that there is only one apt. available in my style at this time and they go quickly! When I came in to request to cancel my renewal (less than 24 hours later) I was told no, I already signed a legal and binding contact. This is true but very poor customer service since you have almost 4 months to find a renter and I only changed my mind one day later! Also, I was treated very differently (like the "enemy") once it was known I didn't want to renew my lease. I have been a model resident for over 2 years! ...read more
By Kim Allen August 07, 2009
My lease is not up until November 29, 2009 but I made the mistake of signing a new lease earlier this week. I was told by Amy that there is only one apt. available in my style at this time and they go quickly! When I came in to request to cancel my renewal (less than 24 hours later) I was told no, I already signed a legal and binding contact. This is true but very poor customer service since you have almost 4 months to find a renter and I only changed my mind one day later! Also, I was treated very differently (like the "enemy") once it was known I didn't want to renew my lease. I have been a model resident for over 2 years! ...read more
By smellenger at Citysearch May 27, 2008
i moved in january of 08. i hate it. the staff is so nice to you, to get you to sign a lease. it's all down hill from there. i have a gap around my front door that rain, worms and cold air comes in. they told me that they would have to replace the door frame and the door and they told me they will not do it. along with the $65 "water" bill a month is nuts. i could go on and on about this place. it is not worth it. you can not get out of your lease for any reason at all. they will tell you that you can move out at any time but you will still have to pay rent each month. i hope this will helo someone else, i am just sorry i didn't reaserch before i moved in here. ...read more
The advantages for having a home inspected prior to sellingare many. You can have your own inspector inspect the home rather than be at the mercy of the buyers choice of inspectors. You can shedule the inspection at your own convenience. You will be alerted to any items of personal concern, such as radon gas or termite infestation. The report can help you reaistically price your home if problems exist. The report can also help you substantiate a higher asking price if problems don't exist or have been corrected. The report will reveal problems ahead of time. ...read more
By Building Specs of S.W. Ohio March 22, 2009
Have your house pre-inspected by BUILDING SPECS to reduce the chance of last minute surprises and expenses. PRIOR TO INSPECTION: Have clear access to all attic, crawlspace, heat systems, garage and other inspected areas. INTERIOR Test all smoke detectors. Clean or replace HVAC filter. Clean dirty air returns and plenum. Get all windows and doors in proper operating condition. Get all plumbing fixtures in proper working condition. Check for leaks. Install and test all GFCI receptacles near water sources. Check sump pump for proper operation. Replace any burned out light bulbs Caulk tub and shower fixtures. Ensure toilets are secure to floor. Be sure all utilities are turned on EXTERIOR Remove grade or mulch from contact with siding Trim trees and bushes back from house Caulk all exterior wall penetrations Seal asphalt driveways if cracking Paint all weathered exterior wood Clean chimney, fireplace, or woodstove Remove rotting wood, firewood from contact with house Install proper vapor barrier in crawlspace Clean out dirty gutters and remove debris from roof Divert all water away from house, i.e. downspouts, sump pump, condensation drain, etc. Grade should slope away from structure. Contact Person: David Reeves, CRI Building Specs of SW Ohio (513) 860-3484 - Office email:david.reeves@buildingspecs.com ...read more
By Building Specs of S.W. Ohio January 22, 2009
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By Building Specs of S.W. Ohio September 19, 2008
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
