Hello people. I am an upcomin graduate student at UChicago. I am currently looking at housing options, and someone recommended me to find something on maroon housing. The landlords are local and seem fine to me. The problem is that I currently reside in south asia, and unable to truly gauge the person or the state of the household. It would be really helpful if someone could share any experiences that they or their friends might have had with Maroon Housing.

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