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Wallburg Landing Apartments (Winston-Salem, NC) review post Rent here, if you want to deal with crooks. My 13 month lease ends this month. I was solicited to sign another lease at my current rent amount of $1204 for a 1 bedroom. Subsequently, the apartment staff changed rates and are now selling 3 of the same size apartments for $1065. Previously, I received a note stuck in my door with warning to sign lease or I'd have to pay current market rate. I'm glad I didn't sign another lease after discovering the market rate drop and the crooks tried to get me to extend lease with payments amounting to at least $150 more a month. Translation is that if I walked in off street today, I could lease my same apartment plan for less. This month, i received a rent bill with an additional $100 fee imposed as penalty for not signing the crook's lease and going monthly. I've always paid rent early during my stay. Additionally, since I've been here there have been numerous instances of criminal activity. I've had management staff enter my apartment for no reason and it was brushed off as accident when they set off my alarm. Sheriff deputies at complex as well as straight up DEA agents. Yes, you need a real alarm in this place. Beware of crooks.

I have posted two reviews that were both negative about 425 Glen st and they removed them both. They show false information about apartments so when you move from one state to another you are blindsided by what u see and what is represented on their site.

This site is clearly biased. I just spent a couple hours writing and re-writing a review, a very honest review. They keep deleting it for no good reason. And that’s if it gets submitted at all, often I get an error message. I’ve read their guidelines and don’t get it, I’m not naming people, cussing or giving personal information. This is ridiculous. Don’t trust that site!

I’ve posted several reviews on this site, and they all get deleted. Turns out, if property owners object to a review, this site will delete them.

They are a joke. As a real estate professional I was stunned when they rejected my posting. They wanted a copy of the deed to the property to allow advertisement...wow!!

I tried a couple of times to submit a bad review for my apartment, but it doesn't post. Do they filter out bad reviews?

Seeing the other complaints for Apartments.com solidifies my concerns they purposely do not post negative reviews. I submitted a terrible (long) review for my former complex in Tampa, FL by the name of Andover Place at Cross Creek (UDR Property Management). The last review for this complex was done in 2021 and its now 2023. The reviews are horrible, and I knew that for a fact, because my old neighbors stated they had posted complaints as well and I see nothing from last year at all. It shows nothing since Sep 2021! So apparently, Apartments.com is most likely profiting from doing this. Most likely payoffs from property management companies, as well as property managers. This falls under deceitful advertising and entrapment and can lead to residents suffering at the hands of crappy landlords and stuck in leases without much recourse. I will be contacting The Department of Housing and Urban Development, as well as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. I work in fraud and have resources to make aware of this type of behavior. At least raise some flags. I would suggest anyone with the same concerns to do the same. There may be a chance for a class action lawsuit.

I rented two apartments using the website Heritage Green Apartments and Ormsby Lofts and I was charged more than the listed price online even with the online rental price remaining the same lower price for a year or more. Apartments.com keeps rejecting honest reviews that would warn a single person like me without kid's on the down sides of renting from evil, corrupted office manager's that steal from tenants or will ignore a tenants when they file maintenance complaints. Apartments.com aids these properties and landlords in committing various types of fraud by not allowing tenants to post honest reviews.