Garrett Properties

Omid Karami _{on Google}

Oct 10th, 2021

I lived there for 2 years. I was in Garrett Lakeside. You need a car to go uga in that location. It was a small two beds one bath apartment. The apartment was really old. I had a lot of issues with the bathroom. It overflowed multiple times. The manager is a lady who is always angry with you. Whatever happens, she likes to scream at you. I didnt have a good experience living there but it was during covid and I couldnt move into the new place. One star is only for the lake next to the house. Please dont live there. Pay more and enjoy your life. Garrett properties really sucks.

OhM Jenn _{on Google}

Apr 28th, 2021

just no...

Peter Wright _{on Google}

Mar 5th, 2021

All of the negative reviews are so true! I wished I saw these one-star comments before I moved in. The crazy landlord and her management team (in fact, her family members) are the rudest people I've ever met in my entire life. Also, if you are afraid of bugs and roaches, you should definitely avoid here. You will regret, 100%!

Zabilon Dessalegn _{on Google}

May 11th, 2021

One day as I was driving past, I received a phone call from my father and pulled over to answer it. As to not break the hands-free law, I stopped because I knew this phone call would be a long one. Once I had parked at 'Mi Casa Apartments' I had a horrible, racially motivated, and disrespectful encounter with the landlady. Within less than a minute, I looked in my side view mirror and saw her walking around the back of my car from a distance. She was on the phone and as my window was rolled down, I heard her on the phone with the police reading out my license plate number. I placed my mask on, rolled my window down the rest of the way and asked politely, "Excuse me. Is there a problem?". She extremely rudely, without a mask, told me that she was the landlady and that I was not a registered guest and therefore, was not allowed to be on the property. The problem here is that she was on the phone with the police, within the 30 seconds I was there. She never once asked me who I was, why I was there, or even addressed me at all. She did not even give me the courtesy and respect of assuming I was simply there a guest. Without any regard for me as a human, she called to have my car towed away while I was still in it. She could have paused for half a second and realized I was trying to have a serious conversation on the phone before calling. It's difficult to not assume that she would have acted differently if I looked different. I highly doubt that the landlady knows every single car that is registered on her property. I politely said "Okay that's fine. I'll leave. Have a good day." and drove off as she scoffed at me.
As a black man, this is a painful thing to see and experience in this day and age. She could have easily had the common courtesy and human decency to at least let me know that I should not be parked there before calling the police. She most likely assumed I was going to get out of the car and had already planned to get me towed away and in trouble. If my appearance or skin color had been different, I doubt that she would have called without at least giving me a notice that I could not be there. I did not realize that pulling off to talk on the phone while black is such a heinous crime. As a fellow human being, I hope she finds the therapy and peace within herself that she so desperately needs.
Dont let Mi Casa be tu casa!!!