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![[Post New]](/dmb/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) Jun 03 2009 11:30
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bhaktan
Joined: Jun 03 2009 11:26
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Hey,
What can you tell me about this guys "Federal Real State Montreal"?
Are they the best option to rent in montreal?
They ask to much personal information like bank account # for the online application so it made me feel suspicious.
Great day,
Bhaktan javascript:emoticon(' ');
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![[Post New]](/dmb/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) Jun 15 2009 12:47
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bhaktan
Joined: Jun 03 2009 11:26
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Their website is: http://www.federal-realestate.com/
What about them?
any advice?
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![[Post New]](/dmb/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) Sep 12 2009 16:35
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Rill
Joined: Sep 12 2009 16:24
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The name and site are fishy.
There's nothing federal about this, it's a private company. A private company that masquerades as a public one and decorates a cheap web layout with tormenting jargon like 'we have cultivated a reputation'.
But as long as you have a lease, you've got little to worry about--well, other than what all tenants have to worry about. This may just be a very badly played out marketing idea from a decent organization.
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![[Post New]](/dmb/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) Nov 26 2009 19:37
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roseh
Joined: Nov 26 2009 19:29
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I filled out an application for an apartment (in person with the super of the building, not online) and left the deposit. I waited three full weeks to hear back from them on the status of the application, only to call them myself and find out I had been denied. I had to make several phone calls to different people before someone got around to giving me an explanation.
Apparently they have extremely high standards for the credit search they run. I had one late student loan payment this year and that was enough for them to reject me for a $675/month apartment, even though I am employed full time and can well afford the apartment.
The woman I spoke to refused to acknowledge that maybe someone should have informed me that my application was rejected, and in fact was very rude about the entire thing. I was surprised and disappointed because they were going to allow me to go on waiting and waiting for how long? ... While $300 of my own money sat waiting for me in the super's apartment. She just dismissed me and said "Well whatever, I figured someone else did it." They rented the apartment in the meantime without ever giving me the courtesy of any notification.
The whole thing was very unprofessional and incredibly disrespectful.
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![[Post New]](/dmb/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) Jul 02 2010 18:32
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shawnf
Joined: Jul 02 2010 18:31
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Several of their apartments are listed as "pet friendly".
My wife was told that they would not accept our cat?
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![[Post New]](/dmb/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) Jul 19 2010 23:04
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decision1
Joined: Jul 19 2010 23:03
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![[Post New]](/dmb/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) Aug 31 2010 01:43
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VirtualOfficemontreal
Joined: Aug 31 2010 01:42
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Is this something that might interest you: http://www.decision1.com/
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