Alpine Landing Townhomes

I lived here for almost one year and moved out September 29, 2025. After move-out, I was charged $450 despite the inspection rating my unit 95% "Good," with only general notes like "light clean needed" and "light paint." I was charged for paint work with no identification of specific tenant-caused damage. The only evidence referenced was a set of low-detail photos with no clear location or context. I spent six months attempting to resolve this in writing. I was never provided a clear explanation of how the charges exceeded normal wear and tear — only a general estimate from a third-party company with no itemized invoices or proof of completed work. The debt was then escalated to collections while still actively disputed! Throughout this process, I received no direct answers. Every follow-up — including formal written correspondence — was met with vague responses like "we'll review it," with no resolution or explanation ever provided. My move-in documentation was effectively ignored. As for the property itself: • Walls are thin enough to clearly hear neighbors (even whispering or snoring) at any time, including at night • Located on a busy road — constant traffic noise and dust • Low build quality: flooring warps, door handles fell off, patio screen door was never properly installed • Guest parking is routinely insufficient, with neighbors frequently blocking garage access • The "backyard" is a small concrete slab enclosed by a plastic fence. It faces the wall of the neighboring building, blocking natural light from the main living area. • If neighbors have a dog, expect it to be used as a shared relief area — flies are a real issue and will find their way into your unit especially during warm weather. At renewal, management proposed a rent increase of nearly $400, not reflective of the property's condition or the experience of living here. If you rent — photograph everything at move-in and move-out, keep all communication in writing, and demand itemized receipts!