My daughter is asked to put down a 2250 deposit to secure a unit. They take the money and then rent to someone else. Then they "bait and switch" from second floor unit to Fifth Floor walkup (saw that one coming didn't you). Oh, there was also the request to wire $10,000 to secure that ...
My daughter went to Manhattan Apartments, Inc (MAI) to rent a unit. She placed a deposit of 2250 to secure a unit, pending credit approval. The deposit was for a second floor walk-up. With two days, my daughter was notified that the unit was rented to someone. Rather than refund the deposit, MAI ...
The only thing Manhattan Apartments Inc. Is interested in is your money; once they have that they are gone. They fail to mention charges, requirements and more. Take forever to get you any information and when they do it tends to be incorrect. They are also consistently late to appointments. Don't ...