This was the dirtiest grossest apt I ever lived in it stunk to bad it burned my eyes..but because I'm on ssi I was irrelevant....i was not a valid person because I'm disabled...PBS owns most rentals in Crete ...dint move here unless a slum Lord is what you like

asked about a 6 month lease and they said prices would not be changed. upon going to sign a lease, they changed what they had said. property was poorly maintained. had a lot of problems with bugs during the whole lease. they would charge for any maintenance issue that occurred. upon leaving, I left the place spotless yet only received only 25% of my deposit back. were never in the office during business hours and wouldn't return calls about any problems

It was nearly impossible to get in contact with the landlord/guy in charge of the business. When I'd call the office, I'd only be able to talk to one of their receptionists. The landlord would not tell the receptionists necessary information so it was impossible to get the answers that I needed. This occurred numerous times. I lost some of my security deposit due to our carpets not being "clean". PBS asked us to rent a carpet cleaner and clean the carpets when I moved out. I was charged for a professional carpet cleaning after moving out due to a toothpick and a minuscule piece of paper. I found it ridiculous that I was charged for something that could've been brought in on their shoes as they walked through the apartment. The furnace also broke while I was living there and PBS failed to give me a notice as to when the repair man was showing up. Overall, I would not rent from PBS again simply on the basis of difficulty in communicating with the landlord.