Madison Heights Apartments

My elderly and disabled mother-in-law and father-in-law live here. There was a water line break @ 3am Christmas morning in one of the apartments above them. Their apartment flooded, and they had over 3 inches of water standing at one point. The apartment uses a boiler system for heat, so after water had to be shut off, their apartment was also very cold that night. They have been having to stay in this apartment, never given any option of somewhere else to stay. Now, they are expected to move everything off the floors for carpet to be replaced. How does all this responsibility fall to them? Why weren't they offered somewhere else to stay while these repairs were done? Or, at the very least, why isn't someone doing all this work or at least helping them? My husband is helping them, but isn't this part of why you rent instead of own, so that you aren't responsible for these types of things? I understand that the property owners are taking care of the financial side of the repairs, but what about the work, etc. As a homeowner, i have had things happen, but my insurance covered other placement while repairs were made. I don't understand why the insurance policy on this apartment building wouldn't cover this for them. All renters insurance covers is damage to the renters own belongings. This whole situation is very sad and upsetting. My father-in-law fell and couldn't get up trying to get stuff done and the response from the manager is to call main management out of state in 3 days which is when all the work is expected to be done. Wow!
May 5th, 2022

I had an application saved in their system and was waiting u til I got paid at my job to give them the $9 for background check, went online today and found out someone in their office cancelled out my application. I guess they dont like white folks.
Oct 13th, 2021

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Feb 20th, 2020

I lived there for 17 months. A great experience. I would recommend
Mar 16th, 2018