The Woods of Terra Springs

"Beware of renting an apartment in this complex as they will violate tenant protection laws. My family member signed a lease with them and needed to terminate it early. He notified them in early September, paid the required fees and scheduled the lease to end on Oct 31. He did not live there between the time that he provided notice and the end of his lease but did leave a few of possessions, including a brand new $2000 bed. He went to the unit on Oct 30 to remove his possessions and found the apartment completely empty. He then went to the office to ask where his items were and the woman there said someone must have broken in and stolen his things or he must have moved them and forgot. (Really!?! Who moves a giant bed and forgets?) She insisted they hadn’t entered the apartment but it was evident in her body language that she was lying. Our assumption is, knowing he was moving out, they thought he had vacated the apartment and cleaned it out, without his knowledge or permission, prior to his lease end date. A police report was filed and, while they agree this is the likely explanation, there is nothing they can do to prove they had illegally removed his property."

"Nice new apartments Terra Springs apartments are not affiliated with Terra Springs condos. The people in the condos are not happy with the new apartments. The association thinks that everybody that rents an apartment Is below standards for their neighborhood."

"Woods of Terra Springs HAS NO AFFILIATION with Terra Springs subdivision that has been here for 18 years. Apparently the Cunats couldn't come up with an original name for their rentals."