Creekside or Greystone?

audellmom
Thu, 30 Jun 2011 12:09:26 +0000

Once you sign the contract, it’s pretty impossible to get out of it. (Unless you sublet the unit yourself without their knowledge – tends to be risky if you don’t already know or can’t screen your renter)

Did they (Creekside) place you with your roommates? Did they offer a legitimate matching service? If they did, you may be able to negotiate a switch with someone else in the complex. If they don’t want to help, you may be able to find someone via facebook through their facebook page who has the same type of unit and same monthly rate who is willing to switch. If your roommate situation is truly terrible, Creekside might be willing to help if you were open to a unit that costs more per month (unfortunately, money talks). Since I’m not familiar with the differences in their monthly rates, I can’t really say if this is completely unrealistic, but if you can’t find someone willing to switch with you, you may want to talk to your parents and see if upgrading is at all possible.