Greystar

Greystar owns properties all over the U.S. This post is for a property they manage in Dallas, Texas called the Tiburon — BEWARE of Greystar Properties!!! BAD BUSINESS PRACTICES.
RENTER BE VERY AWARE! Do not choose to live here. There is a reason they are not BBB accredited! Don’t live here if you like having good credit.
I lived here for 6 months and it was a pleasant experience while living there. Good location, beautiful premises. Everything went fine up until I was GONE, I even got a FINAL notice– a nice letter signed by the manager Vicki– stating they were paying me back part of my deposit. Never got the check. Then all of the sudden I start getting letters from a credit company saying I owe $ 500 to «Tiburon Apartments»… So not only did they send me a signed letter and breakdown of the money they owe me (again signed BY THE MANAGER, I still have the letter*****) but then proceeded to file with my credit that I owed them. Horrible business practices! I don’t know how they can do this to me legally. The good scenery and location are not worth it– has so much potential to be good but dishonest people got a hold of it. Wish I would of gone to the Better Business Bureau website first because obviously they aren’t accredited– if you aren’t familiar with the BBB, here are a couple of quotes from their website: (
) «BBB helps consumers find businesses to trust» and «BBB’s vision is an ethical marketplace where buyers and sellers can trust each other.» As a consumer, it is important you utilize such resources so you can trust where you do business —
!! As a business, they should be held to a standard of fair business practices… but they have chosen not be BBB accredited. There are several comparable complexes in the area with good prices and that wont do this too you. There is even a couple of complexes on the same premises with different owners/​managers (Tiburon is managed by Greystar Communities) that you could go to. I don’t want this to happen to you. This is a hurtful, painful process that is still going on and likely wont go away unless I just give in and pay. Moved out Sept 2013. I don’t have this money. I still need the money they told me they were going to pay me!!! and I certainly don’t have money for a lawyer. Can someone please help me understand how they can legally do that? Feedback is appreciated #helpless
1) Moved out
2) Got a Final Notice that they were paying me back on my deposit
3) Reported I owed them $ 500 to credit agency
4) Credit Ruined
I still have the letter signed by the manager, can anyone help me? Any advice is much appreciated, They’re drowning me here.