TL;DR: Maintenance normally is good, but can be sp...

TL;DR: Maintenance normally is good, but can be spotty. Take care of the place, treat it like a home and put the effort in to keep it nice and it'll be okay. Follow the rules but don't be afriad to call and professionally voice complaints or issues.

Rented for two years in southside slopes, from May 2018 through May 2020. After reading all the negative reviews back in 2018, I was pretty concerned but the location worked perfectly for me so I figured I could take a chance.

My biggest piece of advice: document everything, especially on move in and as well for move out, be honest with what you tried to fix or issues that you know you left. Don't be afriad to call RE360 and let them know what's going on as far as an issue with a maintenance request, or otherwise.

There are for sure a lot of bad reviews on here, and I've been waiting two years to give my experience and honestly, over two years there were minimal issues, the people I interacted with from the company were pleasant and life goes on. Again, be friendly, take care of the place and don't give them any reasons to find an issue with you. I got my full security deposit back and aside from a maintenance request that was handled really poorly, (and from what I heard when I called to voice my disappointment, that guy had been fired), my experience was that things were pretty much fine. Do your side of things and they'll do theirs.