I was an add /delete on a lease that had been month to month for something like 2 years. I was never told that. .. I was told they were working on a new computer system by Tamara Lowden who works for CC and was one of my housemates and that the current lease ended in August I never received a copy of the lease. When I asked about it I was told everything was OK. We were getting a new lease. Total lie!! It gets better. These are some of the stupidest people ive ever come across. Tamara is a bonafied criminal. Prison time and she does maintenance. ​e read more

I just wanted to take a moment to highlight Meahgan L for her excellent communication throughout my move-out process. She was always responsive, clear, and kind which made a stressful transition a lot easier especially when I was sick and with walk-through tours that worked with my schedule due to my teen being home. I really appreciated how she stayed on top of everything and kept me informed every step of the way. I also want to mention the front desk receptionist she was incredibly kind and helpful whenever I stopped by or called with questions. It's always nice to be greeted with warmth and patience, especially during a busy time. I'll be adding another review once Bell completes the final move-out inspection but I wanted to take a moment now to highlight the positive experience I've had with Meahgan L and the front office team. Thank you both for making a difference! read more

Campus connections try's to charge their tenant for every single thing that needs fixed in the rentals they manage. Have been dealing with Roaches for over a year. Now they want to charge the people in the building for bug spray $50.00, they haven't even taken care of the problem in a year. Black mold on the ceiling in the bathroom $50.00. Backed up sink $150.00 if they have to call a plumber $60. If they come look at it and fix it. Horrible company to work with and to live in a rental they manage they just do not give a crap about the tenants in their buildings! You own a property and are looking for an agency to run it for you. Do yourself a favor and skip right over campus connections! read more

I am going to tell you about how ruthless Campus Connections is. I have been given 90 day notice to relocate due to them remodeling ( Not an eviction) My time is running out as I have till July 20th to get out. Unfortunately, I am disabled and have a low income. I have called and looked everywhere for some help and all low income places are full. Campus Connections will not work to extend me for two weeks They told me I would have to pay a full month's rent and give back the relocation money. That money can be used for a deposit in a new place.Quite frankly I think they are lying but I can't prove it. IF they keep my relocation I will not have any money for deposit on a new place. In the past I have lived in other places that are run by property management companies and have not had any issues with any of them. CC is ruthless and will not work with you. They would not even fix a maintenance issue in my unit that could be a danger to others and myself.DO NOT RENT FROM THESE PEOPLE ! THEY ARE MEAN, AND, RUTHLESS! read more

Wanted to say thank you to Beau and Campus Connections for his diligent work and professionalism in helping us with our toilet! It's a very old toilet and he put in the time and effort to rework it. It felt like he really cared about the job! Thanks! read more

I would not suggest this company for anyone who has an owner occupied rental or a pet they love. Campus Connection assured me they know how to manage owner occupied rentals and were persistent about me allowing pets on my property saying it would make it more "appealing". I agreed to cats and small ESA dogs since I have an outdoor cat that I rescued after a neighbor passed away. I don't know a lot about the cat's past other than the fact he hates big dogs and will try and attack them. I put in writing in emails and texts that I could not have large dogs on my property for the safety of both animals and verbally stated this multiple times. Not only did Campus Connection ignore my requirements, they put a 140 lb dog that goes after cats (and basically anything small) on my property. I overheard one of them omitting the fact that a cat lived on the property to a perspective tenant (he told the tenant the pic of a cat in one of the photos in the listing was a neighborhood cat - even then, the perspective tenant told the guy she was still concerned for the neighborhood cats if they came into the backyard). When confronted about this I was accused of discriminating against ESA owners, they terminated their contract with me, and then told me I shouldn't rent my property because I discriminate . I also have a 15 year old 4 1/2 lb dog that I've had since she was 8 weeks old that the 140 lb dog has shown aggression towards. Apparently, Campus expects people on owner occupied rental properties to give up their animals in order to keep them safe from their irresponsible decisions and if you won't, you're discriminating. An owner of a property that is a owner occupied rental can deny ESAs as long as it's four units or smaller which mine is. Campus had no ideas these laws existed (even though they claimed to know these laws) and put multiple animals in a situation where they can be harmed or killed without a care in the world. And when I told them they would be held accountable should any of the animals be harmed, I was accused of discrimination and they terminated their contract with me. I also had issues with them not notifying me of when they would be doing viewings and people would be on the property, they were late to viewings so I had people showing up at my front door asking how they get into the rental property, they disrupted my work day multiple times (I work remotely), were not honest with perspective tenants, ignored the fact that I asked them not to walk in the yard that was just reseeded, and didn't actually send a plumber out when I had a hot water leak on the rental's tankless water heater. The guy they sent out was just a regular maintenance person who said that it was indeed leaking but because he couldn't find the leak there was nothing they could do (and it took like a month to even get someone to respond). So the water heater was left to just leak into the sheetrock because why fix it when you know there's a problem. They never offered to send an actual plumber out. I would not recommend this company to manage an owner occupied rental or anyone who has pets. Or to anyone who doesn't want a massive mold problem on their property because Campus won't send out qualified sub contractors to deal with a situation that their regular maintenance guy can't fix. They do not listen and do whatever they want like it's their own property they own. Once they screw up, they blame everyone but themselves for the mess they created, they throw wild accusations out about discrimination when they've placed multiple animals in a situation where they can be harmed or killed (which is basically accusing me of breaking federal housing laws which is a FEDERAL CRIME), tell you not to rent your property because you discriminate (which is them basically telling me I have to give up my pets or let them be mauled by a 140 lb dog they placed on the property if I refused to comply with what they think they know about owner occupied laws in OR), and terminate the contract based of false allegations of discrimination leaving the homeowner to deal with the situation they created. I couldn't even imagine what tenants deal with if this is how they treat the property owners they do business with. They do not care about the properties they manage or how their behavior impacts property owners/tenants. They don't care if they kill people's pets or cause severe damage to a tenant's pet because they put them in an unsafe situation. I wouldn't do business with this company as a property owner or a tenant. I'd advise people to look elsewhere for housing and property management. Especially if you have a fur baby. read more

Do not rent with this company. My roommates and I have lived on one of their properties since June 2023. This house is extremely old and had deficiency in the property as a result of CCPM not maintaining the property well. On October 22, our gas heat went out. They gave us old faulty heaters that almost caused an electrical fire on our outdated circuit board. They said they needed to order a part to fix our furnace. We didn't hear from CCPM after 9 days upon the news saying a central valve needed to be replaced. It took me and my roommate physically going into their office to get any kind of communication. That part was never ordered, so if my roommate and I didn't go into that office, nothing would've happened. In the meantime, we have not had communication on rent compensation or rehousing. They have ignored all requests of that. As of today, we found out our furnace had massive cracks in it that could've been leaking carbon monoxide into our home, so the entire thing needs to be replaced. On top of that, we had to demand for carbon monoxide detectors to be placed within the last week after not ever having them. These people have been extremely unhelpful and do not communicate with tenants properly. We should not have to pay rent through all of this or have to live somewhere with no heat. That is illegal. read more

Beware. Go read OR 90.300: "The landlord may claim from the security deposit only the amount reasonably necessary: (A) To remedy the tenant's defaults in the performance of the rental agreement including, but not limited to, unpaid rent; and (B) To repair damages to the premises caused by the tenant, not including ordinary wear and tear." We were not delinquent, ever. We cleaned the place thoroughly. Here is what they kept from our security deposit: Carpet cleaning $115.00 Turnover cleaning $996.62 Replaced 2 broken blinds $138.00 Suppies: Bulbs, stove bowls, patching materials $58.29 Labor to install bulbs, stove bowls, pull nails patch nail holes $234.00 Total Charges $1,541.91 NOTE that $1000 illegal cleaning charge. Stay the heck away. read more

This place wants me to fork over FIFTY BUCKS just to apply for an apartment and won't allow me to have an in person look at the place!! WHAT?? The pictures are evidently supposed to suffice. They DON'T. I see wires poking out of the walls, in the photos. What are those? I also see a "black mystery spot" in the corner of a room. What's that? Black mold? A huge hole? No one can determine the condition of a unit without seeing in in person!! The windows look REALLY dirty in the photos. Is it dirt or a film that never washes off? How can I possibly know just from looking at a picture?? So let's say I pay them the $50. Then what? They tell me it's already rented, right? What a SCAM. read more

Rob came right out to help with our bathroom issue and we appreciate how he got right on it thanks for the royal flush. Rod and Deb

Ok, hate to jump on what is clearly the majority view of the vast number of posters, but this is the worst experience I have had with a college property management company. As a rental property owner, if I had any of my properties with this company, I would immediately terminate the relationship. We rented 2417 Potter Street for my daughter and her roommate. To lead off with something good, my daughter was locked out of the rental and Tayler made arrangements for her to be able to get in and this was very appreciated. That is where the positive ends. On move in, the place was in horrible condition. Grease, dirt and debris throughout, it looked like they had done very little since last year's tenants vacated. The garage smelled of urine and rotten food and clearly had not been cleaned at all. We had to have them come back and do some additional and very basic cleaning, but the turnover condition was still very substandard but it was too late to do anything because I had not read these reviews. Of course I am thinking at least they will not try to dock me big $ at the end of the lease for cleaning since they turned it over in such poor condition. Wrong, I am looking at the accounting I recently received for the deductions in the security deposit (which they required be paid well in advance of even confirming the rental or turning over keys): "Turnover cleaning/window cleaning: $427.50 Supplies: $43.41 Labor (to install lightbulbs, unclog drain [was working fine when we moved them out] patch and paint touch up). $165.00 Total hit - $653.91. I have never charged any of our SF tenants anything near this amount upon move out. Skip these guys if you have a choice, very tough to deal with and not particularly friendly. Security deposit deductions excessive. read more

I had great experience using campus connection for my senior year at the University of Oregon. Throughout my time, they always gave me exceptional service and I never had to worry about thing. I also wanted to mention that Tayler specifically for her kindness and professionalism. Not only did she suit my every need throughout the year, she tended to my roommates and I concerns and questions promptly and efficiently. She even helped find a suitable and comfortable apartment for when I moved to LA post graduation and I couldn't express my appreciation enough. Overall, 10/10 recommend. read more

I have not even gotten to the point of renting from campus connections (and never will). I reached out to the owner of a property who was renting through this company and he put me in contact with Chris. I toured the apartment (which was an absolutely disgusting DISASTER) and submitted my application, was quickly approved, and promised upwards of 5 separate times that I had secured the apartment at my desired move in date other the course of months (I had been informed at the time of application that it was a 9 month lease that began in late august). Not only did Chris respond about once every 7 days, but he was very unhelpful in his responses. I eventually get in contact with Taylor, who tells me that the lease is 12 months and begins in early July (I live across the country so this would not be possible for me, as I told them from the start). Keep in mind that, when he decided to respond to me, Chris had been VERY transparent in telling me that I was the only applicant and had 100% secured the apartment. Eventually we find out that Campus Connections had canceled my lease application without telling me (and after telling me I was approved) and already moved forward with leasing the apartment to another tenant. I cannot stress enough how many times I was told that I had secured the apartment!!!!!!! The biggest kicker is that CHRIS DID NOT EVEN WORK FOR THE COMPANY ANYMORE!!!!!!!! This being the man that gave me the tour of the property and the only person I had been in contact with for MONTHS (he continued to feed me false information after leaving the company without informing me that he did not work for them). In fact, he still has yet to tell me he does not work for them anymore. I then got my mom/cosigner involved, only for her to receive a very poorly written and unprofessional email from Taylor who proceeded to attempt to blame the entire thing on ME, saying that I had gone nonresponsive so the company moved on to another applicant (I have texts from both Taylor and Chris that prove this to be completely fabricated). After this, both my mom and I have contacted the owner of the property who stated he was frustrated with the lack of professionalism from this company and was already considering dropping them, claiming he had never had a good experience with them. Now, I am at the most stressful point of midterms and having to scramble to find a place to live for next school year. I have literally never left a yelp review in my life but I am so frustrated by Campus Connections that I felt like I had to. read more

Property rental for 690 East 22nd Ave. Eugene Oregon Where do I begin?!! From the moment we walked into this place after paying Campus Connection 1st/last/cleaning deposit it all went downhill. The place was not cleaned thoroughly (although I am sure the previous owners paid for it and then some!) Kitchen window would not open, both bedrooms had 2 sets of windows improperly installed. New ones were installed on the interior side of the older original window, none of them opened properly. Fire danger to say the least, and because of this lack of ventilation, it promoted mold throughout the apartment. Dryer vent was filled with clothes lint. Bathroom window was falling apart, fan in the bathroom did nothing to help ventilate. The apartment was constantly wet and filled with condensation. My daughter and her roommate were sick throughout the year because of the mold in the apartment. When we called about the bathroom window, they sent out some hack who did a terrible, amateurish job on the window, which I am sure is not up to code, much like the rest of the apartment. The unit next door has a washing machine in the backyard with an extension cord leading to it, cover by fiberglass. Upon leaving the apartment, we were hit with a $479 cleaning invoice claiming it would take 13.50 hours to clean this tiny 700 square foot apartment even though it was thoroughly cleaned upon leaving the apartment. This is a business clearly trying to take advantage of first-time renting, college kids. How these units are even available to rent is beyond me! read more

Campus Connection manages a few units that I own near the University. Their office staff is friendly and communicates well. They have been great about coordinating maintenance, getting repairs bid out, and vetting and keeping long term tenants. I would recommend them for managing and marketing your campus rental read more

Set an appointment for a viewing of a property, we arrive 5 minutes early, and right behind us are two more people with the same time appointment. After looking through windows and waiting patiently, we tried calling the number in the reply. It's an automated system, no option to speak to a human. After trying a few more times to see if there was a way to navigate the phone tree, we were told we were late for our appointment and the agent has left by the automated system. At this point, I'm pretty sure it's another refit check scams, take your money for the background check, send you on a wild goose chase to find a home never to see one. read more

Go to rentprep's website and ask how much a landlord charges for cleaning when you leave, and it says if rented brand new and returned very dirty, the landlord could charge $200-500. We returned it pretty clean, and were charged $1101.62! Maybe this company is going under, or Lori needs a new car. read more

Rats. On move in there were rats, including a rotting, dead one inside the wall of a bedroom. On move out, they found rat droppings, kept more than a $1000!! from our security deposit for cleaning, and when we argued, they said that we were to leave the house as we found it. Guess we were supposed to put the dead rat back. read more

Nice house, good maintenance, but they illegally charge for cleaning when you leave. Spent a day scrubbing, yet Campus Connection Property Management charged $996.62 for "Turnover cleaning", as well as $115 for carpet cleaning. That's over $1100 taken out of our deposit for cleaning. Why did we bother spending a whole day cleaning, and why did we bother to trust we'd be treated fairly by Campus Connection read more

Avoid at all costs. They will exploit you for as much money as possible, finding any excuse to blame the tenant for "damage" instead of making repairs like a responsible rental company. They also increased the rent of the place I was living at by over $100 per person. read more

Super dishonest application process. They took my money and denied my application saying it was incomplete. I tried to work it out with them by explaining that I was a single mom and I didn't have money to throw around for applications and could they please tell me what I did wrong so that I could correct it. But they won't tell me why it was incomplete and we're completely disrespectful and rude during communications. I've been in a back and forth email with Taylor saying some very unprofessional things in response to my asking for an application refund. read more

Campus Connections will answer for their crimes one day... I rented one of their properties for a year and have never spoken to a live human there despite multiple efforts. The application process was awful. On multiple occasions, no one showed up for scheduled tours. Also, I received a tiny fraction of my security deposit back despite having left the place better than when I moved in. Living in houses during college is cool and all but please do so with a different property management company. A hugely regrettable experience. read more

No words. Watch out for your students. As a parent this has been by far the worst property management company we have dealt with for any of our college students. The house was not clean, carpets were dirty, light bulbs out, broken blinds, missing screens, etc. but being a university house we told the girls to document and take pictures. During the year (covid year so the girls were only there a few month really) they had an issues and it was very challenging to get items repaired that are not working when they first moved in. Fast forward to move out. Charged for light bulbs, painting for a room saying it was smoke (mind you none of the girls smoked and never provided receipts) carpet cleaning, overall cleaning, blind repair and cleaning) they were broken when moved in). They charged over a thousand dollars for cleaning when the house was left as is. Will post picture later. We are still waiting for receipts for any work. Never did walk through or give any notice that cleaning or repairs would be done. Also as parents be careful they will threaten you if any of the roommates don't pay and say you will be responsible. But refuse to provide you with any details, which makes no sense. Horrific experience! Watch out for your students! They also price properties really high and are awful getting and repairs taken care of. Even if it's a safety concern. read more

The business is great. Especially Aaron O'harra very skilled at what he does and is very time efficient.

These people are scam artists. After giving my notice, having a professional cleaner come in, and paying everything, I still am charged over $700 in fees. The manager was drunk when I went in to talk to her, wine stains on her lips and teeth, and three years later they send me to collections. After I left they moved in herion addicts who trashed the place and one eventually od. Do not rent from this place. They are terrible and even after complaining about issues with my place that needed to be fixed, they charged me for them. Campus Connection is terrible. Do not use them unless you're looking for a slum Lord read more

I have been a resident with Campus Connection now for about 10 months, and I have really really enjoyed it! Charlie, the property manager is AWESOME! She may be slightly rough around the edges but she genuinely cares about making sure you have an easy stay. She is very knowledgable and takes really great care of her residents. When we moved in, back in September 2015, the townhouse was super clean and we had no issues. As general wear & tear happens, they took great care of our little maintenance issues within a few days! They even added in a closet shelf for one of my roommates, free of cost! We also were short of parking spots as all 4 of us had cars - Charlie told us to wait until everyone moved into the lot and she would see what she could do for us. She quickly was able to find us each a parking spot!!! (: I used to work in Student Housing, so I fully understand the daily stress and the frustrations that come with it. It would sometimes be a drag when kids would come in and often employees would start off already on edge. BUT anytime I have had to come to the office, the employees were just SO kind and welcoming - always on their A-game. Taylor, one of the girls working there, parks right outside my front door so we often run into each other, she ALWAYS asks how we're doing and just the sweetest gal. Overall, it has been very easy to live with this property management group, they are very clear about their expectations, and as long as you stay between the lines, you will also have a great stay. I recommend them to all my friends sine they have SO many options around town. Major thumbs up :) read more

Neil from campus connections did an amazing job and I would recommend him to anyone needing home repairs. He did so much to fix up our rental. read more

Campus Connection doesn't care about the neighbors surrounding the properties they rent to. Large, loud parties are allowed all the time, with zero consequences. Day after day, night after night, loud parties and loud music, every single year. Were I, as a renter, be the one to have constant complaints about noise level, I would be kicked out for violating rental rules, which I have been told exists with Campus Connection. So, since those rules do exist, it's quite obvious Campus Connection just doesn't care, because they got their money! read more

Working through the application process was such a terrible customer service experience. Easy questions about the status of the application were met with rude and unhelpful responses from Tayler. When I spoke with her about how frustrating the process had been, she just argued, wouldn't take any responsibility, and did not apologize. She even claimed that her responses were not rude because she used a "smiley face" in a text. Almost comically unprofessional. If applicants are treated this way, I can't imagine the nightmares their tenants must deal with. In no way, shape, or form would I recommend Campus Connection. read more

Best property management company in Eugene by far! Charlie is the best and a joy to work with. Whenever we've had an issue in the house they are always quick to respond. They also don't charge tenants for small repairs which is awesome. Plus, they do giveaways for giftcards if you turn in your rent on the 1st or 2nd of the month! Really great people, and the best candy selection I've been in an office! read more

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Oh good ole' campus connections... where to begin? What an enjoyable year it has been! Oh wait, lol thats what I wish I was starting this review with but well that wouldn't very moral of me considering I would be publishing a load of bs on the internet and influencing innocent yelp users to use this company. Anyway, there are just so many INCREDIBLE (s/o to maddy) attributes to this company, I sit here enjoying my glass of cabernet, pondering where to start. Oh wait I know! THE GARBAGE DISPOSAL! yes that is hands down the best. So if you don't know what Im referencing its the garbage disposal that was in my unit.... which broke I don't know say ten times? Yeah and better yet, we were charged each time! good stuff right there, man I sure miss campus connections already. Furthermore, speaking about the staff, Charlie she sure was a legend, she managed to ignore our service requests for ehh about three months. Nothing like broken heaters in the fall in Oregon. I'm sure going to miss wearing three blankets and my Patagonia in my own damn living room. You know your house is well heated when your chattering teeth are making it difficult to hear the television. I could go on for hours, I could probably even write a thirty page thesis but I'll sum it up with one of my final favorite experiences with campus connections.. So we moved out two weeks before our lease ended, we then proceeded to turn in one key as this was confirmed acceptable by the office when we called... only to find out a month later we are being charged $186 for moving out late. HMMM... yeah ya see I was back in CA weeks before our lease ended as were other roommates so no we did not move out late, and yes campus connections are shady little silly guys. Basically, if the above sounds like a good time, you will find great pleasure in leasing from campus connections. Take this advice as you wish, but considering yourself warned. XO -The 411 girls. read more

Absolute scammers. Not gonna waste my time explaining everything but read your lease, don't ever listen to their word. The only good thing about this company is Aaron the maintenance man, great guy. read more

Campus Connection Property Management is a terrible company! They bought out the property I live on (which originally a private owned property) and increased the rent by 30% !! Rent went from $575 plus utilities to $800 plus utilities. To top it off they constantly invaded my privacy, were a pain to get ahold of and were rude during most encounters. My advice is stay away from this crappy company. read more

Don't Rent These Properties. No repairs, unsafe, unhealthy, filthy, overpriced properties, intimidating property managers who try to trick young renters into believing they are responsible. read more

We don't rent from Campus Connection yet, but we hope to. My husband and I are in the process of searching for a rental that can accommodate multiple pets from out of town, which is a nearly impossible task. All other local management companies have been rude and unhelpful, but Campus Connection agreed to meet our pets and try to work something out. They have been a beacon of light in a sea of endless "no." Thank you for not immediately slamming the door on us and our pets! read more

Property managers in a college town can be wicked-- like straight out of the crypts of Hell wicked. They can act like that smart ass younger sibling in a game of Monopoly who play unfair but abide by the rules. Von Klein was not the business and now my roommates and I rent from Campus Connections. My testimony isn't that CC is the best because they manage property like a motherfucker-- they do-- but they're the best because they have candy in their office. They don't have to have candy in their office, but they do. And it's not like the crummy cheap kind at WinCo. I'm talking chocolate and Nestle-branded goodies. Gestures like these are what make CC the better option for renting a home/apt in Eugene. Every 1st of the month, be the roommate who drops off the check and you'll be met by Charlie, her kind secretaries and a big bowl of candy. read more

Do NOT recommend! They take advantage of college students' inexperience with leasing properties by overcharging and omitting truths about the properties. Their properties are overpriced, and they raise the costs way too often. They also try to find loopholes to get out of giving people their full deposits back, and they made it seem like any repair request was unnecessary and bothersome. Also, the rent only covers the house or apartment (unless the owner wants to cover something and even then it's just garbage), heating, water, electricity, etc. are on you, so factor that in. They do cover the yard work, but take a look at the yards. I'm not renting from them anymore, and I couldn't be happier with my decision. read more

Never, ever, ever, ever, rent from this company. Total scam artists that don't maintain their properties at all. We had rats in our ceiling because the house wasn't sealed properly and took so long for us to get them to come deal with them. Even still, we had rat poop in our ceiling after that would fall and they never sent anyone to clean it out resulting in a horrendous smell. We could see the dust coming out of our heating vents and the heat barely worked in the bedrooms as a result during cold Oregon winters. Our mainline needed to be drained three separate times in our lone bathroom in a four bedroom house when we only flushed toilet paper. They suckered my roommates into a 13 month lease extension. A 13 month lease extension in a college town? Who does that? Most of all this company is an absolute nightmare to communicate with, they "forget" to send people to fix stuff, rarely respond to emails even after we send multiple, and just do the bare minimum to provide a place to live for college students. Charges made to accounts are unexplained and when you try to get an explanation, are ghosted via email until you threaten with some sort of legal action. Steer clear and just use a different company. read more

The house I lived in was over-priced and fairly run-down, with minimal appliances. It was very drafty, and the rooms were in need of much repair, which the owner, and the owner would make me pay for damages done by previous tenants. Sub-par living space, with managers who weren't very helpful and were not helpful in the least about helping me to find a tenant so that I could go home once the term was over, despite the owner leading me on saying that she had many interested clients. This ultimately ended up in me having to pay rent for the next term, as I could not find anyone to sublet my lease on the late notice that was given to me. read more

Absolute WORSE property mgmt co. Lived in substandard conditions for 3 yrs, meaning: mold in bathrooms, windows growing mold and single pane from the 70's, paint peeling, broken element in stove and 1 burner not working, light above sink not working, ancient sliding glass door that could barely pull open, a set of vice grips to turn on & off the water in the shower and I could go on..... Despite the fact that my daughter & her family lived there for 3 years pointing out these issues, the rent was still raised by $250. Then the landlord was allowed to break the lease because they had a family member who wanted to move in. Now the final days in the house they are expected to accommodate roofers & window installation - My daughter works 12 hr nights at a hospital and has 4 children, 2 of which are 11mo and 3 yrs old. She asked Campus connection to reschedule repairs, but they didn't. Roofers showed up at 7:30am while she was sleeping! This company DOES NOT CARE ABOUT THEIR RENTERS - DON'T USE THIS COMPANY!!! read more