Weidner Property Management

I've complained about this company not enforcing their rules and regulations. In turn I've been threatened with lease termination and their lawyers. I recently received a warning about some lights I had up, which I quickly resolved. It's become clear that they demand myself a handicap individual to obey the rules. I've been complaining about able body individuals who violate the rules stating they need to park within the white lines and no backing in. Roughly over a year later people are still backing and not only does my neighbor not park in their stall they've got my vehicle. Photograph evidence was provided but nothing has changed. I can no longer submit customer forms online as they have blocked me.

I was a resident of Vesada Apartment Homes. Generally, my time at the apartment was great until my wife and I purchased a home and started moving out prior to the expiration of our lease. We started moving out Labor Day weekend in 2017. We removed most of our belongings, then to our surprise we arrive on September 5th to grab any last things and clean and the locks were changed. So immediately, I submitted a lease termination letter and move-out notice that I had prewritten. I followed it up with an email about the locks being changed. They disputed they changed the locks and that was okay with us. They offered to meet us to verify the locks weren’t changed, but we knew better and we just happy to get a final bill and move on from there. However, a little more than a week later we get an email providing a notice of eviction, which we contested because we moved out. They respond stating they left two abondonment notices on the door because my wife left a handwritten notice on the door stating we left town to deal with a family emergency at some made up address in Delaware with some made up california phone number. Unfortunately, my wife drafted no such letter and it was forged by the management office (they admitted it by phone). Needless to say, they will do anything and everything from forging letters to threatening to ruin you financially to cover up their wrongs and ensure you pay all rents and fees they assess as you try to move out. Be careful, we are litigating to the fullest extent of California laws.

I always have an auto payment for my rent set up, for some reason this didn't go through. On the third day I made a payment, but was still charged a late fee of $75. I have explained situation to the staff, but they are unable to authorize a waiver.

I believe that they don't want to accommodate their resident's due to the rising oil price and ergo the more demand of people moving to ***. If I am angry due to a lack of customer service and I leave or terminate the lease then they can lease my apartment for a much higher monthly rate.

Additionally on top of this apartment complex attempting to drive out current lessees to lease for a higher contract price, a $75 late fee is price gauging. They have monopolized the *** renting market and any layman is coerced into accepting a huge late fee on their contract. Investigation into *** ethics and standardized contracts need to be evaluated.

I applied to Regency Woods, and I was declined due to credit (daughter's medical bills). I was told to reapply with a guarantor, which I did.

I was told I was approved and that they would send me a welcome home letter, lease, and instructions on how to pay the deposit of $450 to secure my apartment. I immediately paid the deposit that night. Wednesday, I received a call from an employee, who would further assist me and said she would send final documents. Subsequent to speaking to her, I was able to finalize the closure of my final accounts. Shortly after, she sent me a welcome home letter, and the lease to sign. She called me back and gave me instructions on how to get my insurance switched over to them.

As I was signing the lease agreement, it errored out. Shortly after, I received a call from a worker saying that corporate instructed her to void my lease because of my first declined result. So, after they approved me with a guarantor to move-in, collected my money, and sent me a legally binding contract, they rescinded their decision and voided a contract as I was signing it.

I declined the option to resign my current lease after I paid my deposit and was told by Weidner employees, on several occasions, that I was approved. So now, I have nowhere to live in two weeks.

It doesn’t matter how responsible of a tenant you were to Weidner; if you don’t have good credit, they will treat you like you are nothing. People go through all kinds of hardships in life, so to treat a mother and toddler that way because of unexpected medical bills, and to leave me with no place to live in two weeks is wrong. I have lost my admiration for Weidner Apartment Homes. I’m sorry that medical bills have destroyed my credit, but I lived at Weidner a year ago, I was a great tenant with no delinquencies. Treating people in that manner does not align with Weidner’s “Vision” of being an industry leader; it is the antithesis of an industry leader because industry leaders value people.