Poets Corner Apartments and Townhomes

When ending a tenancy, carefully review any move-out charges and verify that they are supported by clear evidence and consistent with your lease. If fees appear unclear or excessive, request detailed documentation, including itemized invoices, written explanations, and dated photographs of the unit’s condition. For general reference, tenants may find it helpful to consult publicly available housing guidance materials, such as HUD’s Special Claims Processing Guide (HSG-06-01). Although such documents do not control private rental agreements, they outline widely recognized principles — including straight-line depreciation — that distinguish normal wear and tear from tenant-caused damage. These concepts can provide useful context when evaluating replacement or repair costs. If informal comm

2 years later: NOT RECOMMEND, No communication between maintenance, landlords and tenants, multiple slips in wintery iced sidewalks. Astronomical bills, electric over $120 any month, water and garbage another $100+, plus all other bills. Never got 1 month rent security deposit back. Asking for more money than security deposit 4 months after leaving the place. TOTAL RIP OFF 1 year later: Lawn maintenance isn't getting done often. House maintenance takes very long to come if ever after multiple requests. So far so good. Prices are comparable to other places around even cheaper. One of few places in the area has garage.

Honeybees comes in to house in summer time. Snakes too. No respect from maintence guy. They replaced new guy . new guy is ok. High utilities bills around $500.

I lived there for 3 years and the townhouses are very nice and the maintenance man works very hard to get what you need done. Management is very nice and will work with you with your needs. I would recommend living there!

Eric Epreciado at Life Enrichment Trust likes this place and wants Larry McGaffin to live here know over whitehallWpla