The Bowery at 4818, 515 Montgomery Street, Savannah, Georgia.

Given that it appears my previous reviews have been scrubbed, let me again elaborate on how terrible MyNicheApartments is: When our lease ended they slapped us with nearly $3K in erroneous fees plus another $800 for a few pieces of trash left in the unit and a small table, which the property manager actually **took home for herself to put in her own home**. Despite being told we could move out iteratively and pay day-by-day, we ended up paying for 1.5 months ' additional rent we didn't owe.

Having researched their other properties, this is not an uncommon practice for this company. Moreover, upon going back to the building to retrieve my $1200 Schwinn bicycle, which had my name on it, I was told that the bike was no longer my property as I had already turned my keys in. Even after summoning a police officer, they refused to return my bike. It took me calling multiple city officials who intervened to get them finally to agree to return my bike on what they referred to snottily as "good faith". The nerve of this company to treat tenants in this fashion is unfathomable. Stay far away.

Apparently, too, the property manager has no knowledge of free speech laws or what 'defamation' actually is; see the screenshot here for her threats to have a "company attorney" take action against me for simply requesting my bike back. I have made zero false claims. Having studied libel law at Columbia Law School, I think I know what counts as defamation. I also know I have the right to share my story of the way this company treated us as tenants, despite us paying premium market price for a building that constantly was losing power and having various issues that required emergency maintenance.

Also, if you view the first email, you'll see the property manager claim the bike had been destroyed. Which was clearly a lie, and I knew it, because I had a Tile locator attached to it, and it was showing up in the bike room just as it always was.

I'll let the emails speak for themselves.