This felt good...
An e-mail sent to the management of the building i'm moving into(supposedly):
To whom it may concern:
I would like to take this opportunity to address my greivance with your company. I have been in the application process at one of your properties, Pacific Tower(at 333 NW 4th Ave.), for over a month. I understand the necessity to be particular in processing your applicants' income for restricted income properties, however, I have been subjected to a great deal of hassle throughout the process.
Your company's unwillingness to deviate from a standardized paperwork scheme has created more work for myself, and the management of said building, than I believe is necessary. I have been told that I was overqualified to live with a prospective roommate, but that we were both within the limits on our own. I re-applied for a one bedroom unit, under the assumption that it would be no problem. I have now had to wait a week for confirmation on this very subject, which I was led to believe had already been given the "go-ahead".
This process has, unfortunately, left a bitter taste on my palatte. According to reviews I have read online, I am not alone in this opinion. I still intend to move in as soon as possible, because I like the location, appearance, and amenities that building offers. As well, I would like to see this through as it is so close to the end(or so I hope) Please note, that I will not recommend this property to anyone because of this.
Brent Jalmar Bowden
:phew:
To whom it may concern:
I would like to take this opportunity to address my greivance with your company. I have been in the application process at one of your properties, Pacific Tower(at 333 NW 4th Ave.), for over a month. I understand the necessity to be particular in processing your applicants' income for restricted income properties, however, I have been subjected to a great deal of hassle throughout the process.
Your company's unwillingness to deviate from a standardized paperwork scheme has created more work for myself, and the management of said building, than I believe is necessary. I have been told that I was overqualified to live with a prospective roommate, but that we were both within the limits on our own. I re-applied for a one bedroom unit, under the assumption that it would be no problem. I have now had to wait a week for confirmation on this very subject, which I was led to believe had already been given the "go-ahead".
This process has, unfortunately, left a bitter taste on my palatte. According to reviews I have read online, I am not alone in this opinion. I still intend to move in as soon as possible, because I like the location, appearance, and amenities that building offers. As well, I would like to see this through as it is so close to the end(or so I hope) Please note, that I will not recommend this property to anyone because of this.
Brent Jalmar Bowden
:phew: