Governor's Court Apartments

bathroom & run down the walls . Bugs would occupy the kitchen cupboards and they stopped spraying around the apts shortly after being bought out by Huntington . My parents were loyal tenants, always paying rent on time since 2019 and then after being bought out by Huntington , they were told w/o reason they were not going to renew their contact, giving them a month to find a new place. Good luck getting any repairs or maintenance needed done. The flooring isn’t even real vinyl- it’s wallpaper that glued down on top of the old unleveled flooring. Also ppl like to throw trash all Around the garage dump & in the parking lot. Please DO Not move here- I guesss unless you’re really really desperate.

Soon after I moved in I noticed cigarette smoke. I had signed a "no smoking" clause with my lease, and was told the complex was nonsmoking. I have allergies and would never move to a place that allowed smoking. I reported this to the manager, and he said he would talk to my neighbors. A few days later, he told me that an older man lived upstairs and he usually smokes in his bedroom, but when his daughter is gone, he smokes in the front room. The manager told me that he asked them to smoke by an open window and get a filter. He said the man would not be asked to stop smoking in the apartment, because when he moved in, the complex allowed smoking. The manager said that the complex had only been nonsmoking for 5 months. This was the first I was ever informed about this. He further said that "it isn't fair" to ask the people to stop smoking. I pointed out that it wasn't exactly fair for me either, especially when I had been told it was a smoke free building. He sprayed some foam around the shared air vents which didn't help at all, and said, "well, that's all I can do." He "generously" agreed to let me out of my lease if I desired, with no penalty. I tried different things to air the apartment out, but then the neighbors would smoke it up again. When I found a place, I texted the manager to let him know I would be out in a couple of weeks. Then he told me that I would be responsible for a 30 day notice - which he had not said before. I went for my inspection. I kept a clean apartment, and tried to make it perfect, because I wanted my deposit back. I had missed cleaning the air vent in the hall, for which I was charged $15.00, and I was charged $10 for a $2.50 set of blinds (I know, because my friend priced them) that my dog broke. I did get my deposit back promptly, though. I had to pay movers to move twice, pack and unpack twice, change my address and driver's license, etc. Never did anyone apologize for the difficulties I went through. Not once.