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I lived in the Oak Crest community in Austin Texas. Stay far away from these douchebags. The first month I was there I received a water bill for close to $300. They said I had used 1000 gallons of water a day for 3 straight days. I told them I lived by myself and hardly used water at all. They just said pay up. Nothing I could do. I should have packed up then but I didn't. At the end of my lease I gave them almost 90 days written notice. A few months later I got a bill for $541. This was accounting for my $588 security deposit so it was more like $1200. I went in and told them it was wrong. They admitted it was and "found" my lost notice. Fine. 6 months later no refund. Yesterday I got the same bill. They had sent it to collection. F these thieves. Do anything BUT move here.

This is such a trash company. Please do not do business here. I hope their all bankrupt and homeless one day

This company the most morally bankrupt company I have ever encountered. My mother sold her mobile home through them 7 weeks ago and they have not provided 1 penny in proceeds. They received their commission when the down payment was received, but refuse to pay her anything. What is the most disturbing part is they know my mother had a house fire and is homeless, and needs the money for her home as well as life saving meds and are doing this intentionally. They are doing this out of spite because we filed multiple complaints with the BBB. I was told almost 3 weeks ago that the funds would be released to Sun Communities by the loan company, and nothing. They lie constantly, and refuse to answer phone calls or emails. The only way to get a response is to go through the BBB in Michigan, and even then they provide zero information. This company is the reason "mobile home parks" have such a bad reputation. I highly recommend never utilizing this company to sell your home. Go to a realtor. These people are just looking to make a quick buck with no regard for the people they are supposed to be providing service to.

Wow!!! This place preaprroved me for a $33,000 home and I was so excited and scrambled to come up with $3300 down payment only to be told "oooh your pay stubs are not good enough when I make $4000 a month!!!! My boss/ owners sent them everything including taxes and they say "oh what is HR on your 2020 taxes? When I had told them it's my job!!! A month of this till I said "picking apart my pay stubs well you can shove it up your ass!!! So mad and disgusted....DO NOT GO THROUGH SUN communities!!!!

Takes Gross Financial Advantage of Employees If my experience shows how they treat their employees, I can only imagine how badly they treat their clients. A Zoom was scheduled with a recruiter and I was sent a link. I waited & waited and no one showed up. (This happened twice, so off to a bad start on their part) I contacted Corporate who surprising admitted to me 'we've had issues with those two recruiters' and they interviewed me themselves disclosing it was a 'requirement for Community Managers to live onsite in company provided housing of which utilities were paid by the company, which turns out is not quite true because they only pay gas & electric. Water, sewer, cable & internet (which is a requirement) comes out of the employee's pocket. I have 20 years experience in the field and they offer an entry-level salary of only $50,000 to be on call 24/7 and even factoring in $1500 a month for what it would cost to rent a manufactured home (which is stationery trailer with a small porch added) it would still only amount to compensation in the upper-60,000s. Here is the kicker though: after interviewing with three people and receiving a verbal job offer which resulted in emails scheduling a start date - it was revealed that I as the employee would be responsible for completely furnishing & stocking the company trailer I was required to live in. I was told it was completely 'empty' and I would be required to provide appliances, eating utensils, cook-wear, linens, and every piece of furniture AT MY PERSONAL COST which would be several thousand dollars. I was also informed it would be my responsibility to not only pay for the cable & internet installation, but I had to be the one to arrange it. So the upshot here is Sun Communities expects senior-level experience for an entry-level salary, requires their managers to live on site and also foot the bill to furnish THEIR home when in 2021 Sun Communities estimated wort is 22.84 million dollars- and it's no wonder when they require their employees to pay to furnish company homes. After the verbal offer, I emailed them and stated the truth: I simply did not have the means to incur that expense for the salary being offered- and within an hour I received a call stating they were 'retracting their offer of employment' as (all of a sudden) I did not have the qualifications they sought. (I have 20 years experience in the field and this position was a huge leap backwards - but I wanted to slow down) I had already decided to pass as I truly felt they were taking advantage of me. Be aware of this 'policy' prior to interviewing and make sure you are willing to live in a trailer and pay to furnish it as well.

Horrible place. The staff are double standard (Birdie) and the maintenance will curse at your children and you for stupid stuff… highly suggest avoiding this place.

If I could give Sun Communities management a zero I would. Took over our park over a year ago and their management of the park is horrible. Front office staff and park manager are rude and IF you can get a hold of them they do not resolve any issues. The maintenance of the park is nonexistent and looks run down. We live in a high fire area and they don't care about the residents safety. The rent has increased a lot since they took over. My advice is to not move to a Sun Communities owned park!

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