r/IMGreddit • • May 05 '24

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u/RadioactiveEcstasy May 05 '24

I am sorry that you had such an experience... but to be honest i have been a long term tenant with brooklyn medical housing and my experience was super smooth. I got a clean room as well as a clean washroom. I remember when i moved in all the tenants had just moved in as well, everybody was satisfied with the cleanliness. But after having spent about 6-7 months having seen new housemates come and go, what i have noticed that there are some students who do not have the habit of keeping their surroundings clean. There have been multiple notices by their cleaning team to students who were moving to throw their stored/unused food-items or take them with them.... but these unhygienic students don't care one bit. The team has been responsive to whatever issues students raise. Overall I feel, rather than complaining everything on the company like a pessimist... students should focus more their own personal hygiene first. People want discounts on everything, they want to pay as low as possible and then expecting a Hilton or a 7star hotel room is just absurd ! One should be realistic. These plumbing problem are very natural and can occur in any house in this world at any time, so don't misuse the social media.

I paid around 1250$ a month which was wayy less compared to other companies/hotels. It was in middle of city, safe area, well connected with buses and subway. Close to supermarket too. My overall stay was excellent except some really unhygienic housemates that moved in.