Fiftyone Baltimore at the Crossroads

I lived here for almost 2 years; I am in the military so living where the association/staff is flexible and communicative is a must-have. Throughout my tenure here (up until the moment of moving out) I did not have any issues; the housing office was quick to assist with any concerns or issues I had. My move-out experience was a bit negative. Prior to moving out, I devoted several days to cleaning my unit extensively - it was absolutely spotless, and short of removing appliances, in "move-in" condition. However, the leasing office still withheld $250 worth of "cleaning fee" due to finding cat toys under the fridge and cleaning behind appliances, as well as damage to the unit (damage that I had already documented prior to moving-in). Overall, they did not provide me with a good enough reason as to why I was charged so much for simple things as stated above, nowhere near worth a $250 "cleaning fee". Unfortunately, through the military I am used to housing complexes taking advantage of either myself or Sailors that I work with, simply because they think we will not "care" or already be stationed somewhere else to follow through with complaints. As I mentioned before, this is a calm and nice complex to live at (if you don't mind the highway right next to you) - BUT be mindful of your move-out as they may not be very clear on expectations of the unit and may withhold some of your deposit for ridiculous reasons.

Loud neighbor, extremely poor management. Our neigbor above us has had loud TV noise after 11 pm for more than 6 months. The management is not even able to handle issues like loud tv noises. Whenever I reach her (the apartment manager) she says it takes time to evict him. Probably they plan to evict him after a year.