Morgan Properties

I have been emailing this company for days asking about a rental,
They have not returned a single email and I have money at hand to lease a property.
The only phone number listed on their web site is out of service. Huge RED FLAG!
I am taking my business else where.

These guys are a classic example of that obnoxious property management company that shortchanges tenants and pulls dollars from security deposits to cover what should be the normal business expense – turning over an apartment.
Background: For two years, Morgan Properties (MP) took over management of my property, but I never met a representative of until a few months before I moved out. The only names I could associate with Morgan Properties were Taree and Shannon, who I occasionally emailed with pleas for help.
Maintenance issues: I only had a few problems with my building that required requesting maintenance from MP. Before MP created a convenient online maintenance request form, I had to email Taree, often several times before a response.
Communication: Horrible. Awful. The worst. After I ended my lease, I had many reasons to contact MP (see below). As of November, 2013, the only phone number listed on MP’s website was no longer in service. I sent email after email to Shannon, and I estimate that she responded to 1 out of 3 emails. Even a visit to their «offices» proved hardly worthwhile (MP’s «office» seems to be on someone’s computer within a ReMax office).
Return of my security deposit: This is the core reason MP gets two stars. I spent hours cleaning my apartment, and it was spic and span when I left. I did this because my lease explicitly provided that if I didn’t clean it, MP would charge a fee for the cleaning. Also on the lease was a provision indicating that a carpet-​cleaning fee would be deducted from the deposit if I didn’t get the carpets cleaned. I did not have the carpets professionally cleaned, and I expected that a reasonable amount would be taken for the cleaning.
RESULT: With the return of a portion of my security deposit (the only time in 10 years of renting I have not been returned the entirety of the deposit), I got a scribbled, handwritten note that indicated a $ 180 deduction for carpets and a $ 125 deduction for cleaning. Also thrown in was $ 5 for an unknown reason, presumptively the interest due on a sizable security deposit that should have been collecting interest for three years. Keep in mind that state law requires an itemized bill if any amount of the deposit is retained, and interest on the deposit must be included with the return.
(1) I cleaned, but MP still billed me for cleaning my entire apartment, stating that there were some unspecified dirty areas.
(2) MP did not return or even attempt to assess the proper amount of statutorily mandated interest due back to me from my security deposit.
(3) The carpet-​cleaning fee charged was pretty darn high. (And from a property management company! If anyone could negotiate a good deal on carpet cleaning, wouldn’t it be a property management company?)
(4) I made calls to several carpet cleaners in the area and got lower quotes.