June Homes

I had a really stressful moment during my stay. One day I could not find my bag with my documents inside.

For a few hours, I was in full panic mode. When something like that happens, my brain immediately goes to the worst-case scenario. I honestly thought someone had stolen it.

I reached out to the house manager right away. Instead of brushing it off, they actually helped me figure it out.

We checked the camera footage, and I realized I had simply left my bag in another part of the house.

It was my mistake, not theft.

They helped me locate it, and everything ended well. In that moment, I felt supported, which mattered a lot.

I initially had a great impression of June Homes, a property management company based in NYC with rentals across the U.S. The rental application process was smooth, automated, and didn't require in-person steps. The onboarding was quick, the units looked clean, and customer support appeared responsive and available 24/7. At first, everything seemed efficient and tenant-friendly.

However, my experience changed significantly after moving in. Pricing isn't consistent; monthly rent can vary drastically based on demand or user activity in your area. For example, I paid around $500 one month, but extending the same room later cost $600 to $650, so in total, I used to pay around $850 to $900 for a small round in Austin, but the master bedroom with attached bathroom price was below my price; it's a scam company. It feels like a dynamic pricing model that lacks transparency.

Another concern: I extended my stay from Jan 30 to Feb 27, but they informed me that the lease for that property will end on Feb 28, so the move-out date will be Feb 27th. Despite this, they charged the full amount and expected move-out by 10 AM—details that were buried in the fine print. Worse, they charged extra for Jan 31, including rent, utilities, and added convenience fees, even though it was supposedly part of my lease.

Utility charges are excessive—over $200 for gas, electricity, and internet in Austin, TX—with hidden billing details and no clear breakdown. Based on my experience, I would not recommend June Homes. Read every detail of the agreement carefully; they're not as transparent as they initially seem. It's totally a scam.

Since they want to be unethical and scam I took so many pictures of the apt that was not kept up with not only have we had a mice but a roach infestation as well apt is old and out dated tub cracked and molding this company is a money leeching corporation I was paying up to 1500 monthly to have mice and roaches run around eat my food I could hear them in the walls and I told them and they shut me down every time now they want to blame an unkept apt that needed repairs on me and steal my deposit I wont even get a lawyer involved this review will be enough I will review in every review application known to man as my justice for having to live with a rat and roach infestation and being scammed out of my money