We arrived shortly after hurricane ida to assist with damages as a home inspector. We didn’t have many options for the reason of timing but we needed a place with full access, so we searched for entire units. However when we arrived we realized there was only one source of water, the tiny bathroom. When confronted with a smell and overall conditions of this makeshift restroom Amy informed us she recently renovated it. This seemed like a blatant lie because the slick step down tile had years of neglect and was tethering. I asked about outdoor storage because the lack of parking and was informed of the utility room next to the bed which is inaccessible.
I of course had to work immediately and coming home the first day there was a car parked in the space in front of the door. I checked and saw there was only public parking available. Amy suggested I park in the blocked off, vacant lot across the street. Of course that wasn’t possible. The next day another car parked behind the first and they both stayed there for 2 days, which meant we had to walk through debris with our dog in the rain and with our work supplies.
We had mentioned we wanted to leave early for the lack of transparency and Amy attempted to guilt trip me, she brought it up unprompted, seemingly as an attempt for us to not have the option of writing a review