I am a courteous driver but I have limits, and this is one of them. I've seen it several times on Republic and I always blast them with the horn for an excessive amount of time. No sorry, not sorry beep. You're going to remember this lol.

Or go slightly slower than highway speed to slip in behind the line of traffic that can't get over. The possibilities are practically endless.

I'm not sure how they fly under the radar. All of their properties are in disrepair

brad tuck is a pos

Mitchem on Campbell or Bob's Automotive on Enterprise are where I've had the best luck getting in.

Most recent update on Ky3 says they passed :(

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I have fam in Wooten properties and from their multi-yr experience, I'm surprised to see them on this list. They've been responsive and fair. The apartments they live in are in decent condition. I'd prob rank them middle of the pack after looking at this thread.

PPMC is a joke to rent from. Idk if they are still a thing or not. But never again.

I would point to things like sitting through three cycles of the light at Battlefield and Kansas, or trying to head south on Campbell at 5:30pm, or navigating that absolute clusterfuck around Republic Rd, Kansas, and James River. Or trying to get anywhere on Glenstone any time of day.

I had a friend who rented from Cowherd. He showed me some of the things they "fixed" it boggles my mind that anyone would even hire them as a constriction company let alone a landlord.

Right? Listen I’ve met the guy in person many times. He’s actually got some sort of mental defect - I hate to speculate but maybe mildly retarded. When you meet him in person he seems like the most genuine and convincing person ever. I believe that’s why he hasn’t been taken care of like that.

I hate to wish bad on people but that single question is hard not too wonder. I mean - all the people he and or his company has screwed over without him even being aware at times. He’s had several scenarios where his management were the crooks and lying to him and such but I mean at the end of the day - disabled or not, he owns the properties and the management company and is truly the one solely responsible for all of the bullshit.

Oddly enough - even as bad as he is, Springfield became worse when they force sold the majority of his property. As shitty as he was, he did provide SOME sort of a service. Abandoned buildings and all. At least people living in his properties had a legal address to not be vagrant - and most of them were either there or just about there before.

I’m in no way being positive in his favor - the guy fucked me when I was 18 and the Mayors Commission for Human Rights had to help me out and they sure did!! I’m just stating additional information I know and additional aspects of looking at it.

Oakridge properties, they've even been in the news recently

Roads (stroads) with turn lanes (NOT merge lanes!) are a horrible design and spfd should get rid of all of them.

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Holy hell that is insane. So then you have to treat your home at a cost to yourself because if you sue the bastard good luck actually getting any money from him. I witnessed that Wayne guy threaten to rape someone in a text message.

She actually considered suing him for other issues and that was the response she got. Also said he would kill her and her spouse. Was like “tell him to bring his @$$ out here I got a bullet for him too, I can’t wait till I see you” something very close to that. Pretty insane the quality of living for Springfield and the lack of authority over safety and stabilization.

This made me laugh out loud. I came here thinking “surely Fidelity will be listed” but I didn’t think I’d be this right.

I’m currently renting with Fidelity, AMA. It’s a fucking nightmare. Ps: They are owned by OTC and they slumlord the area around OTC. Their main gig is denying tenants maintenance, the manager Fred Fox argues with every tenant instead of just helping them.

It’s amusing the lengths they will go to deny service. It probably costs them more constantly doing duct tape repairs. If they would just replace things correctly from the start they wouldn’t be so busy patching holes.

Fidelity can get bent HARD.

Not really. You’re not supposed to drive down the turning lane. Plain and simple.

My uncle owns a lot of property in Springfield and he’s a nice guy if anyone needs a recommendation just PM me.

This is the correct take

There are a lot more bad tenants than bad landlords.

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Technically it is illegal. They are supposed to give you 24 hours notice unless it's an emergency.

Maybe they are hoping it will snag the next spy balloon.

Be careful there are scams related to paying for background and paperwork before looking at the house. People can make an extra 20k a year on it depending on their renting location. So college areas, downtown etc.