My experience with Main Street Renewal involved ongoing communication and administrative issues that prospective tenants should be aware of.
During my lease term, a secondary lease holder voluntarily vacated the property. Both parties submitted written requests asking that he be removed from the lease agreement. The company declined to modify the lease, and no changes were made. As a result, I remained fully responsible under the original lease terms.
When I later decided not to renew, I provided notice of my intent to vacate. Despite this, I continued receiving automated renewal communications. I submitted my notice multiple times before receiving confirmation, and also received notice that the lease could convert to month-to-month if notice was not provided, even though I had already submitted it.
The property was listed for rent prior to the end of my lease term while I was still in residence. After the listing went live, individuals came onto the driveway and backyard area and attempted to look into the home without prior coordination with me. This created privacy concerns during the remainder of my tenancy.
Management has also scheduled a pre-move-out walkthrough prior to the lease end date, in addition to the final walkthrough outlined in the move-out process.
Throughout this experience, communication between departments appeared inconsistent, and obtaining clear, timely responses required repeated follow-up. I encourage prospective renters to carefully review lease modification policies, notice requirements, and showing procedures before signing. read more