Las Vegas Meadows — Hotel in Las Vegas

May say, I should have read the comments before even getting the flight out to Las Vegas to go and see this mobile home park!. I dealt with.chauudra, I found her to be very nice, but for some strange reason, there was an undertone of a bit of sneakiness on her behalf. That’s what my gut feeling was telling me, but I was so mesmerized by the property till I love the inside, but what I did not like was they’re going to control everything you do so if you want to buy into having shackles around your ankles, this would be the place to do it! Now she told me in order to save the particular one I picked out I would have to give her $1000 deposit and I would have to give her $40 in cash to run my credit to be approved for the $844.rent please so, I had literally walked to the bank to get the cashiers check of $1000 with The company name on it and I handed it over to her. She told me if I was to change my mind I would lose the thousand dollars! Now she told me the only way I can get the thousand dollars back after it was put into her greedy hands, if I got approved for the ground rent, I mean now that was one day a day passed. I called to check to see if I had been approved and she was not available so I spoke to someone else in the office and they said she would not be back until Friday now, I was getting nervous with her on top of that. I had misfortune of a death in the family. Now I have to fly out of town to go assist my family members regarding this plan for The funeral and etc. I called them to let them know that with this on my shoulders I would have to not proceed in this because the time is the essence well the one lady name Kathy told me that I would lose my thousand dollars I said how was that she said because we ran your credit. I said oh you did she said yes, I said how did you have all credit bureau locked in order to run them I told the lady that she would have to call me and let me know when she’s going to do that that way I could unlock them and then it would give them about at least a day to be able to get in To run them, however, I didn’t hear from her and I never unlocked my credit bureau’s because I monitored Them each month for fee and anyone would understand what that is however, another thing that did not match match was I never gave my Social Security number!!!! so my question is, how do you run someone’s credit if you don’t have a Social Security number well, Kathy told me that I may have put it on an application. I said no I didn’t because the lady had asked for a Social Security card to prove I was to give a number she has to verify it. I told her I didn’t have a Social Security card with me. She said well when you get home make sure you email it to me and make sure it’s a crystal clear version of it. That was set aside when I got the call regarding my family urgency so I never supplied them with the Social Security number so I’m asking her how did she run my credit without a Social Security number she stumbled on her word several times she said OK we’ll just give you back your thousand dollars to me my first gut feeling said that I was dealing with fraudulent situation here regarding that company. I feel sorry for the residence there because I am certain being a senior citizen some of those have early signs of dementia and they’re not aware of these things and these people taking advantage of senior citizens. I’m almost certain that is occurred several times before now my next step is to go ahead and call, elderly abuse, companies, or anyone that may be able to ask them to see documentations on their residence to see who has been given the elbow several times from this company because they’re not operating on an honest basis!!!. It would take some time to round up all of the proper companies to look into this, but it will be done to save innocent, senior citizens like your mom and your auntie and your uncle and your dad from being screwed around by people like that we have to protect the elder as we have to protect the children. It’s not fair that these people want to abuse,...

Moved into the Meadows because it wasa convenient location and I didn't have much time to look. It was also right next to my union hall. The staff appeared to be amazing and could charm a snake. First day I moved in my neighbor who is 15 feet away said oh I wish I could have talked to you this place is horrible and the manager goes from zero to $##& in 60 seconds. The whole unit is off center and you can't walk without hearing the floors. The worst part is the staff. First day here a security guard blocked me in my driveway with his golf cart when I was on my way to work. One thing you should know when you move in a mobile home in Las Vegas is that you have virtually no rights at all. Its a lanlord state. They know it and your are treated that way. The management only answers to Thesman corporation and they give them a free hand to do as they wish. I have not had more than two days in a row of peace since I moved in. When we complained to the corporate office we received notices for various issue which were just retaliation for going to corporate. The corporate office cares nothing about customer service just bottom line. You also might want to know that the community is resort style but most of the population is in there 70s or disabled. Its more like God's waiting room. Two or three fire truck in here each week.. Also, there security patrol are also residents. They have one rogue security guard that takes his job very seriously and makes living here very difficult. If you sign a lease read over the guidelines for living and make sure you can live by them. If you are buying know that you will be expected to make costly upgrades and that when you sell the buyers must be approved by the office. The office is very much into control and there are a lot of very unhappy employees and residents in this place. I have literally developed a stress related condition because there is no working anything out with this community. You also might want to check out who your neighbors are when you move in. We live next door to a nut who walks around naked with the doors open. Nothing is confidential here and if you make a complaint or received on it will be disclosed. Also, these places are so cheap you utility bill will be sky high. We also have experienced theft on more than one occasion since we have been here. Also, be willing to have your home opened up to a inspection with only four days notice. Read you leave........................If you try to get out of your lease you will be responsible for the entire remaining balance which could be several thousand dollars. You will not get a patio, will not be able to use your yard and if you have two cars most likely only one will be covered. On closing I would like to say that the management will look at you and smile but the number one thing to keep in mind is that...

Don't do it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If you lease you will count the days until your lease is up!. If you purchase you will most likely lose money according the the owners I have spoken to. You can not judge a book by the cover. Place looks nice but the people are pleasant until you sign on the bottom line.

Many of the seniors in here who are in the know are bullied and fearful. The management makes up the rules as they go. They play hardball and will stonewall you on everything. At first glance the fancy clubhouse, nice facilities and the professional staff look great. They have by far the worst customer service, do not treat the tenants with respect and seem to be a bottom line company end of story.. The place is surrounded by a residence that is riddled with shootings and is a high crime area.

The management company would not even acknowledge tenants and you will be at the mercy of some charming but very ignorant managers. There are many beautiful places to live in Las Vegas that in the long run will cost you less.

The place looks safe but the guarded gate does not provide security at night. If you have more than one vehicle you will be constantly bothered moving cars because the parking situation is horrible. Only parts of the walls have barb wire and all during the night people jump the fence and cut through the place.

You will be pestered to death with weed notices, parking tickets, and if you have a pet the dog park will be constantly over watered! A big muddy mess. If you rent they have huge boulders for desert landscaping and the ground is not prepared property and you are responsible for hobbling around huge rocks pulling weeds when its 110. Good luck move on to the next...