The Lowe Apartments Reviews
The Lowe Apartments Overview
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The Lowe Apartments has a 2.5 star rating based on 1 customer review and consumers are mostly dissatisfied; the lone review cites alleged discrimination against disabled tenants and concerns about high pricing.
Positive Feedback
Reviewers value the customer service aspect despite overall dissatisfaction and note the property is professionally managed.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Complaints about strict income requirements and perceived discrimination appear in The Lowe Apartments reviews.
- High price level and affordability concerns drive many The Lowe Apartments customer complaints.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check lease qualification rules and ask about income policies before applying.
- Compare pricing and ask about alternatives if you are on a fixed income.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
The Lowe Apartments has a 2.5 star rating based on 1 customer review and consumers are mostly dissatisfied; the lone review cites alleged discrimination against disabled tenants and concerns about high pricing.
Positive Feedback
Reviewers value the customer service aspect despite overall dissatisfaction and note the property is professionally managed.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Complaints about strict income requirements and perceived discrimination appear in The Lowe Apartments reviews.
- High price level and affordability concerns drive many The Lowe Apartments customer complaints.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check lease qualification rules and ask about income policies before applying.
- Compare pricing and ask about alternatives if you are on a fixed income.
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Discrimination against disabled people's income
- - Looking for an accessible apartment with fewer stairs.
- - Fixed-income renters face a three-times rent requirement; policy change is needed.
I am looking for an apartment that is accommodating and doesn't have all the stairs that my townhouse possess a lot of people are moving to Georgia and these investors are coming in building up these new apartments and if I'm going to fix income please somebody tell me how anybody disabled disposal be able to come up with three times the amount of the rent in order to qualify to rent an apartment from them this is just being greedy is unethical and it's discriminatory against people on disability are retired people anyone who's on a fixed income should not have to have three times the amount I believe this is totally against the law and they need to change their policy everyone needs a decent place to stay and no one needs to be subjected to this kind of scrutiny in order to be able to rent an apartmentDon't
Preferred solution: They need to change their policies regarding income qualifications three times the amount of the rent is ridiculous they're just greedy and price golden people
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