Why? There's two damned PITS in our floor. IF any at all, there should only be one. Why's that? Because the pipes sprung a hot water leak sometime during the early winter. Not bad if you don't like cold tile floors right after a shower. But Godawful when they come in to fix it and YOU STILL LIVE THERE.
There's mud all over the damn carpet and dining room tile, which we literally JUST mopped a day or two prior; there's a fucking HUGE pile of dirt STILL sitting in my dining room with a Shop-Vac sitting on top of it; we can't use our own bathroom and Heaven forbid I need to use one, because I ain't going to our roommate's (there's something sentient in there besides him); there's two piles of dirt sitting on my porch; and the 26-gallon aquarium that took a WEEK to establish? Emptied. And now we get to establish it all over again.
As you could prolly tell, I'm not a happy gal. I'm enough of a neat freak to hate mud being tracked on my floors. Especially nasty, potentially-surrounds-a-septic-tank mud. As if the roaches weren't enough.
*sigh* Just... Grr. These people come in at freaking 8 in the morning to try and fix this problem. They hypothesized that there were two places that the leak could be reached.
So yeah, about half our apartment unit is unusable and they haven't done SHIT as far as talking to us about moving to a temp unit, despite the fact that our lease is practically up. But wouldn't it be a professional courtesy to, y'know, ASK the tenants if they would like to move to a different unit or renew their lease? *sigh* I forget we don't live in an ideal world.
I have no experience in business and I don't claim to, but running an apartment complex is a business and the point is to make sure you DON'T get bad reviews or else you're out of a job. Word spreads like wildfire and the more people know that you're a bad landlord or whatever the person in charge of the complex is, the fewer tenants you'll see and the less money you'll be getting. Isn't that kind of obvious? There are plenty of other places in the area for us to go to. I would just figure it's in the interest of the owners of the complex to at least make sure that a tenant or group of tenants isn't just outright miserable. Hiring more maintenance staff wouldn't kill 'em, THAT'S for damn sure.
Others we've talked to say what they're doing to us is shady. I'm inclined to agree. If shit like this continues should we continue to live here in the complex, I'm going to fucking raise Hell and make DAMN sure that our concerns are seen to. We pay them enough of our hard-earned money for them to give a shit about our living conditions.
Thanks for reading, if you got this far. Sometimes life throws you a curve and you just have to rant.