Sis, would YOU pay $4,000 a month to live in a penthouse palace that’s actually a five-star roach resort? Because that’s apparently what’s happening right now in Atlanta, and honey, we are LIVING for this piping hot tea!
Let’s spill it: residents at the supposedly “luxury” 17th Street Lofts have been getting absolutely PLAYED by management company RPM Living. These poor souls are shelling out serious coins—we’re talking FOUR GRAND A MONTH, darling—only to find themselves living in what can only be described as a five-star nightmare. Roaches? Check. Flooding? Double-check. Random squatters moving into the building like it’s an open-door policy? TRIPLE CHECK, honey!
But WAIT, there’s more! We’re not just talking about creepy crawlies and water damage, babe. According to The Shade Room’s investigation, residents have also been dealing with break-ins and straight-up THEFTS. That’s right—someone’s stealing from these apartments while management is apparently too busy counting their rental checks to actually, you know, MANAGE anything.
The AUDACITY of charging luxury prices for what sounds like a glorified haunted house is absolutely sending us! These renters are literally paying more per month than some people pay for their mortgages, and for what? To cohabitate with roaches and random squatters? The disrespect! RPM Living really said “let’s take their money and give them NOTHING in return.”
What really gets us heated is that this isn’t some mom-and-pop operation—this is a professional management company that should KNOW BETTER. How do you let a building get to this point? How do you ignore multiple safety concerns? And most importantly, how do you sleep at night knowing families are living in these conditions while paying premium prices?
The residents who’ve come forward are absolutely right to blow this whistle, and we’re here for every single detail of this scandal. This is what happens when greed meets negligence, and frankly, it’s disgusting. These people deserve better, and they deserve their money back!
What do you think? A) RPM Living needs to face serious legal consequences and reimburse residents immediately B) This whole building should be condemned until it’s completely fixed