Unfortunately, the accuracy and price of the rental did not meet our expectations. The management company tried to address the issues we had but could not solve the problem.
The main bedroom window was blocked by an exterior fixture. The house itself shares a wall that was not described in any of the rental descriptions. We rented the house under the presumption that it was an independent living arrangement. This was absolutely not the case. The house, while not shared in common areas, is in fact a shared structure. In fact, both doors have the same address. This is not a coincidence. The owner and the management company must have known this is the case and did not indicate this in any of the advertisements of the property. To make matters worse, the person living in the shared structure area is EXTREMELY loud at all times of the night, making it difficult to sleep. Whether it was a loud TV, loud music, loud chatter, barking dog, and loud sex noise, the noise made it difficult to sleep any night of the week. It made our stay extremely unpleasant. The person/people living in the building are not considerate of any noise ordinances whatsoever.
I had to physically visit the person living in the shared building at 3 AM on Friday night after repeated requests that management intervene. I knocked on the door not certain what to expect. I should have not been put in the position to take care of this issue myself given the price and expectations set by the rental company and advertisement.
I believe that the advertisement is misleading customers to believe that they are renting an independent house, when in fact, they are renting a shared building. To make it even more misleading, one of the three advertised bedroom windows is completely blocked by a fixture/frame that allows zero view to the lake. Again, this window blockage is not described in the advertisement and indicates that the building owner is in cahoots with the situation. The building has one address as evidenced by looking at the building from the street. Both doors have the same address. The building owner knows about the issue and is allowing this to happen but is not disclosing it to renters.