I worked for ME Living, Inc. and had a very negative experience regarding payroll and…read moreprofessionalism. My pay was not issued on time, communication became hostile when I requested payment, and I was later sent tax paperwork inconsistent with how I was originally hired. As of this review, I am still owed final wages for hours worked and have filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Labor Wage and Hour Division. I would strongly encourage anyone considering working for this company to make sure all employment terms and payment expectations are clearly documented in writing.

Was contacted about sending a picture of my social security card. Nope. I never even had an…read moreinterview and they were calling me asking for personal information like I was hired on the spot. The girl was very friendly and fast to tell me what I needed to send to get everything started. I stopped responding and then another girl called who is apparently the CEO. I checked her on linkedin and she has no connections and of course this is the only place I can find reviews and they are 1 star.

Soooooo I just moved into this place a month ago. It's not as bad (to me) as the reviews lead you…read moreto believe, but I can't say there isn't some truth to what the reviews say. Let me start by saying I do agree: ventron management company is trash. Literally all their apartments are in the hood and I transferred to this property from Walden brooks on fairington. That apartment is 10x worse than this one, which is why I probably am satisfied with the lesser of two evils. I live in the front of the neighborhood, so I feel like most of the bad stuff happens in the back there are over 1000 apt in this complex so If at all possible stay in the ones closest to the clubhouse The gym is NEVER open by time I get from work. They only open it during office hours which is trash and one day some bald man was rudely rushing me out because they were closing. If this is supposed to be an amenity, then I need access to it after hours. When I put in a service request they came quick & replaced my garbage disposal. But they were supposed to replace a mirror when I moved in and still nothing. Here's my advice: 1. Make sure you do a walkthrough of the exact space you are renting before you sign that lease or pay anything and make sure they do all they're supposed to do before you move in. 2. Pick something by the clubhouse 3. Make sure you get the renovated ones. They are the nicer ones. 4. I put in a request for a pest control spray monthly even though I never see bugs. The last property had them and I'm just paranoid as far a ventron is concerned. 5. Lower your expectations. This ain't Hollywood or not even the luxury apts in the city. It's an old renovated building. It is what it is. IF YOU CAN FIND BETTER DO THAT! But this isn't the worse.

My time at The Park at East Ponce was, unfortunately, extremely negative and unsafe. Shortly after…read moremoving in, I began experiencing issues with unruly neighbors, including individuals smoking drugs on the steps in front of the property. Valet trash service was unreliable, often leaving garbage accessible to animals. When animals entered the trash, I was charged a fee for improperly stored waste, and management directed me to the valet company instead of addressing the issue themselves. The situation escalated when an upstairs neighbor left her water running after moving out, which flooded my apartment. Maintenance arrived the following day but did not assist or offer solutions, instructing me simply to "continue doing what I'm doing to get the water up," leaving me responsible for my damaged items. Additionally, children frequently smoked near my building and left trash and candy wrappers near my apartment door. The most shocking incident involved a neighbor exiting his apartment and firing a gun into the sky, which was captured on my Ring camera. While hiding in a closet, I contacted the leasing office and was instructed to call DeKalb County Police. The police filed a report and advised me to contact management. Instead of addressing the situation appropriately or terminating the lease of the responsible party, the complex moved the roommate to another building, leaving me feeling extremely unsafe. Toward the end of my lease, I provided all required notice to vacate (either 60 or 90 days, as required) twice, even keeping copies for myself. Upon move-out, I discovered that Flex Rental incorrectly charged me the full month's rent instead of prorating. I was forced to pay both the Flex App charge and my prorated rent directly to the leasing office, which I was not informed about until days after the first of the month. When I brought this to the attention of management, the apartment manager yelled at me and stood over me, requiring intervention from a colleague. The only guidance I was given was to contact Flex Rental, who did not provide proper contact information despite the error being entirely the property's fault. I did not receive a normal level of professionalism until I contacted Ventron Management directly, who apologized and confirmed that the error was on the property's end. Overall, I would not recommend this complex. Between ongoing safety concerns, unresponsive and unprofessional management, and repeated stressful incidents, my experience was truly the worst I've ever had. I often felt unsafe and had to personally intervene with individuals loitering and using drugs in front of my home. The management's handling of issues was inadequate, rude, and unprofessional, and I only received proper support after escalating to corporate management.

This spot was a dream to live!! The windows and high ceilings made the space so large. I was in a…read more1bd1ba facing away from the Beltline. Each unit is a little unique on the sizing, but they do a great job of showing you whats available or similar. Such a quiet spot on the beltline. I did really enjoy how chill it was even thought it was right in the heart! I will say what comes with that is, the minute you step out the building (esp on the weekends, it is super busy!!) so be prepared! The space was great. Cons are there isn't much storage- only 1 closet (bedroom one & small), small kitchen (might not be an issue for some, but I love to cook and it was tight), and shared laundry (wasn't really an issue, just inconvenient)! Overall loved the space, but wanted some of those things back.

While my experience with Ford Factory Lofts was absolutely negative, I must give credit to the…read morekindness of Lindsey in the leasing office. I'd been approved for an apartment about a month ago and was scheduled to move in this Friday when I was informed that the current tenant had been ghosting management and didn't moved out days past the end of their lease. As a result, they wouldn't be able to fulfil my move-in date, which due to my circumstances, meant I needed to pull out. While I fully accept this issue had more to due with the tenant and not the complex itself, I wasn't informed about any of this until I called 4 days prior to my scheduled move-in date to once again ask for photos of the unit that I never received since there were none on file....? Finding availability here is very hard since the location is "relatively" cheaper than its competing apartments on the beltline trail. The application process was fast and all done through the phone, but their website is completely false at conveying how the place actually looks. They claim their courtyard had recently undergone renovation but after seeing the space, I realized all of my friends were right when the compared it to looking like a prison (It very much does). The trash chutes and stairwells are pretty disgusting and the courtyard looks extremely dated. Nothing about how much concrete is in that facility makes it come across as the "hipster-industrial" vibe you're hoping it is. It's a pretty instant hit in the face as soon as you walk into the courtyard how uninviting the common area is (the elevators are also in desperate need of a face lift). Few more things- the website advertises the units having "fully equipped kitchens" which is fictitious. In reality, they're very small galley kitchens with micro-sized, outdated appliances (which I wouldn't complain about if the rent wasn't $1700 a month). Nothing about the apartments or the community space is "luxury" or looks like it's worth anything close to what you pay for it. Their units are extremely bare canvases for you to decorate as best you can to forget the fact that it's a cold, outdated warehouse. If that's your thing and you absolutely have to live right across the street from PCM, then maybe its for you. Fortunately, there's many better deals in metro ATL that look much more like what you're paying for (I found a nicer/more affordable place 1 hour after Ford Factory called me with their tails in between their legs to tell me I couldn't have the space i was promised) so all is well. TLDR; DO NOT apply for this place without visiting it first- and know what your getting yourself into with your unit and the community area.