Review for Alicia Village Apartments

DO NOT LIVE in any Arnel Property. Research the past/current legal battles between residences in their apartments and housing developments against the management. They will not let you break your lease unless you're in the military, even if you don't feel safe or have a new job in another state. If you do and you leave in the proper manner by providing a written statement thirty days before, within the guidelines of the state law, provide the correct amount of rent upon the end of your 30 days....BE CAREFUL OF WHAT YOU DO! For us, we began moving our items out a week early to clean the apartment before we actually left, they decided to bust in our apartment before our 30 day was up and supposedly "threw away" our remaining items including our lease agreement papers that were on the counter, our actual keys (we made copies of the original and kept the original inside the home at all times) assuming that we just left and said there was nothing they could do because they assumed we just left.

Upon fury, the local police department didn't want anything to do with it, lawyers didn't want to help because we only had 5K stolen from us. Along with that, they attacked our credit right away saying we owed them money for the rest of our lease agreement. 2 years later, we still have to figure out what to do. Arnel Management "didn't believe" anyting we told them and stood by their no lease break policy.

However, when we first signed up, the agent did tell us there was one.

We left mainly because we were a victim of vandalism and didn't feel safe in their complex anymore.

Lesson to learn, research the company you are renting/purchasing from, and definately do not go with ARNEL. You will be suprised the series of crime this company has been doing. We hope that karma will get them all for the problems they have caused for so many residents they affected.