315 West 15th Street Apartments

additional charges. We took them to small claims court and won the FULL DEPOSIT back. Nightmare landlords, avoid at all costs.

disposal. A couple months after moving in someone broke in thru a window that the girls left unlocked. My daughter went to management to let them know it occured and instead of thanking her for letting them know (most landlords should want to be informed of illegal acts that occur on their property) they lashed out at her, blaming her and telling her they are "the problem" etc. He even went as far as to tell them they cannot have people over. Although its a tenants responsability to keep windows locked my daughter just wanted management to be informed of what occured and she assumed they would want to know being its their property! She left the office and called us in tears. We told her to file a police report of the break-in and a very nice Mpls PO came over and took their report. Luckily the police officer was able to calm her down. (Talking to management made my daughter feel less safe.) My daughter and roomate moved out as soon as the lease was up. There were issues getting the deposit back which she was warned from previous tenants would happen. I had to go to the office to talk to management to get the deposit resolved. (After the break-in issue i told my daughter to not approach management ever.) So my advise is if you want to rent from them you need to be able to stand up for yourself because they will attempt to screw you over. My daughter and her roommate are young women and i believe Management figured they could manipulate them and intimidate them. Before you move in make your expectations clear to them (that you expect them to clean apartment, paint, etc) and hold them to it. Dont allow them to yell and intimidate you!