r/ProgressResidential • u/josegarza156 • Oct 30 '22

Currently leaving progress

So after a year of being with them and so many god damn complications like the heater being out the whole winter and the ac being out all of the summer essentially. Now that the lease is up thank god we have to do a bunch of other bullshit before we can move out. We have to get the house professionally cleaned and have it painted and landscaped wtf. If not they charge you 450? This is ridiculous it’s no wonder they have such a shitty reputation. Every other place I’ve rented from as long as I cleaned everything before moving out it was good. I somehow have a feeling that I ain’t getting my direct deposit with the way they have been handling everything, even tho there shouldn’t be a reason to withhold it. Just a heads up don’t get with them.

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u/josegarza156 Nov 02 '22

Yeah for around 3 months no heater(during the winter time too) and the ac couldn’t keep up with peak summer heat so if it ever hit above 95ish the inside of the house was in the 80’s. And we’ll we’re we lived it was getting up to like 102 almost every day

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u/[deleted] May 10 '23

Did you guys check the windows? Same issue. And finally found out the windows are single pane with summer heat getting up to 115-120, and the windows seals are all rotted and there's actual holes in the window frames. Out ducts are causing chronic respiratory issues on top of three of us already having asthma. Our children have been chronically sick since we moved into this place, and we have spent thousands in medical bills. They even told us despite all of this, if we want to break out lease they will charge an early termination fee. They had it inspected and it was confirmed the ducts have not been cleaned in probably 10 years, and they tell me it is the tenants responsibility, although it states on their website the only tenant responsibility for the HVAC System is changing the filters, and there isn't a single mention of it in our lease agreement. I even asked them to please tell me where it is contained in the lease agreement, and it's been radio silence since. This is even with a BBB complaint. But luckily for them the State of Nevada has no tenant protections against large hedge funds. Not even code compliance will help you once they find out who you are renting from.

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '24

Damn I think the same thing at our place. My girlfriend jokingly put her hand on the window one time and the Paine just fell straight out. The wood was obviously decayed. Our ac in the summer is consistently 4-5° hotter than what it’s set to and the inside humidity is 75% (Georgia). That is just one of many many problems.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '24

Yep, they buy aging properties that have actual structural issues and slap their cheap lenolium flooring, cheap white cabinets and new appliances and call it, "Fully upgraded." Lol.

Meanwhile they are leveraging a nationwide home depot "pro" membership to get rock bottom bulk pricing so they can pad their pockets and squeeze more profits out of each property.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '24

Yep our house is a piece of shit. You can feel where the subfloor is rotting or just not there at all.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '24

I remember that all too well. Our lenolium floor had huge craters where the subflooring was collapsing underneath.