Amanda Fravor

I wish I could give negative stars. These people are scammers, do not trust them with your money. I wasted weeks of my time last summer touring the units; I had to make three attempts, since the first two times I showed up, nobody was around who could show me the apartment. I finally saw "a unit similar to the one that's going to be available" which was in the middle of repairs and all ripped apart, I went through the application process, paid $278 in fees, and then waited to hear from them. And waited. And waited. I went back in person five days later, (and eight days later, and twelve days later) was told that I had been approved for the unit, but they needed to send me an email link so I could provide pay stubs.
That was September 13, 2023, it is now March 21, 2024 and I am STILL WAITING for those links. I timed out of where I was living because I did not have the extra money for more applications to other apartments, and I ended up living in motels for a month and a half until I was finally forced to relocate to Fort Worth. These losers stalled me for weeks with the excuse that management was being "shuffled around, so we're all in kind of an uproar right now" and they finally just stopped responding to me at all, other than to repeatedly send me ads to apply to come live there. My bank forced me to cancel the card they scammed, which cost me MORE money, and the last real human I was able to speak to couldn't even find me in their records. Absolutely the sloppiest, most cluelessly run, disorganized and unprofessional pile of useless people I've ever had the poor judgement to waste time on.
Seriously, unless you like throwing away hundreds of dollars and being ignored, do not trust Tides.