I tried to call regarding the new rent increase $300 this year and it went to a voicemail. I've been waiting two days for a callback. Everything is outdated in the apartment and nothings been changed since I've been here except for regular maintenance on old items, the rent crease increase is not warranted at all. The vinyl is 40 years old, as along with the cabinets that are starting to shred apart, but yet they want $300 more a month?? I tried to call the number online and the number prefix was changed. It doesn't even go through at work. It's like they change the number on purpose. read more

I first want to say that I have a credit rating of between 798 - 801. Secondly, I am a US Army military widow, US Army veteran. Recently, I paid the $75.00 administrative fee, provided necessary supporting financial documents, and paid a holding fee of $150.00. Only to be informed 48 hours later that instead of the minimum $500.00 security deposit, I would, under "certain conditions," be allowed to rent the apartment if I paid the amount of $1282.00 security deposit, which is the monthly rental amount. Why? Because they can not pronounce my name. As a result, I must be a foreigner and pay the price of them not caring that I am indeed a United States Citizen. A US Army Veteran, a Military widow, so my sacrifice to this country is extensive. There is a scam going on. The entry scam is charging a potential rental applicant a holding fee, which is only returned if they reject you. Had I known that I would be required to pay one month's rent in a security deposit, I would have saved time, gas, and money. What would someone have to pay if their credit rating were 500-600? What would they pay if they had an eviction under their belt? What would they have to pay if they needed a co-signer? Why advertise a minimum security deposit amount if a full month's rent is required? The holding fee is nonrefundable unless they deny you. At the bare minimum, they get $225.00 from a prospective renter right out of the gate. So, if you want to throw money at them, accept their terms and live for the duration of your lease, knowing you have been and are being scammed by Tanglewood Apartments. The scam at the end of your lease is no way you are going to receive the full amount paid in your security deposit. Tanglewood Apartments in Southern Pines, NC, is supposed to be military friendly, not located in Fayetteville, NC, but an easy commute. Avoid TANGLEWOOD APARTMENTS at all costs. Particularly if you are affiliated with the military. Unless you want to be ripped off! At the bare minimum, $225.00. read more

When we first moved in, it was great. Quiet, Nice, & Peaceful. Now it's becoming ghetto. They let all these young punks come in with their loud vehicles, all hours of the day & night & throwing trash all over the place. If you don't mind getting woken up at 12 am & 3 am, then I guess it's for you. Can't even get decent sleep because of other people. I just hope you don't have children or any babies. You try to make a complaint, don't expect anything to be done. (I've been complaining for 6+ months now & nothing) Anywhere from $1,500-$2,000 + for basic 1-2 bedroom apartments with cheap, old appliances & equipment. If I would have known it would get worse, we wouldn't have renewed our lease, & move somewhere quieter & cheaper. I don't think we'll be renewing our lease again. Not if things continue how they're going right now... Once you sign or renew your lease, all they care or want after if your money. I don't want my child around this environment. Pools nice, when it's open 2 months out of the Year. But might be closed on a Sunny day due to "weather". There's also tons of bugs & variety of bugs. We've used sticky traps, hotels, had pest control come out a few times, even bought bombs & ended up using the whole box. It's like we did nothing though. There's cracks & crevices they crawl in and out of. Seems like there's no end or killing them. From Big to Small, they're everywhere. & They ruin all your stuff & furniture read more

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