Peppertree Apartments

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I applied for an one bedroom went in to fill all paperwork out signed everything paid application fee and deposit took a look at an apartment seem everything was going good the lady at the office was pleasant and informative seem to be helpful telling me everything looks good. Go home wake up to a call from the same pleasant woman but she wasnt so pleasant on the phone nor when I went and saw the woman at her office I was turn down cuz I'm a felon and according to there websites or her email I wasted time and money and if u Google apartments that accept felons the apartment of peppertree shows up the office manager was rude and discriminated me cuz I made a mistake when I was younger and judging me becuz of it she probably dont care I'm writing this but not all ppl that r felons r bad ppl just make an mistake a lot time ago

My wife and I lived here for 1 year as I attended Baylor Law School. The rent is fairly low, but remember, you get what you pay for. If you plan to live here: (1) Insist on seeing the apartment first, as we were promised a ground floor apartment with new carpet, neither of which were provided. Also, the apartment was furnished with appliances, including a built-in microwave, but the microwave was broken from day 1 and never repaired (tacky). (2) Be aware many of the neighbors are noisy. We lived next to a fellow who loved to get wasted and blast his music at all hours of the day and night. Its also not uncommon to have a "thug" roll up in his ride in the early hours of the morning generously sharing his tunes with the rest of the neighbors. (3) Don't expect to get your deposit back. We cleaned and gave the landlord a timely termination notice with our new address. However, we never received a check or even an accounting (clear violations of the Texas Property Code). When confronted, the manager simply said that our apartment was clean but they still did their normal cleaning like shampooing the carpet (which they cannot lawfully deduct for as it is normal wear and tear). Ultimately, $150 wasn't worth going before the Justice of the Peace to force them to return our money (and that is why you won't get your money back either).