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    I wish you could give negative stars on Yelp. Churchill is thee worst renting company I've ever…read moreused and do NOT even know how they are still in business. They're super unorganized and do not maintain records properly. My experience with them has been a total nightmare and continues to be a nightmare 5 months after moving out. But let me start from the beginning... Moving in. With my husband in the military we move a lot, and sometimes have a limited amount of time to do so. We were looking for a place to move in to quickly because my husband was going away 10 days after signing the lease. Since he was in Whidbey before me, I saw the apartment once we were already stuck with it for 6 months. The first time I walked in I was shocked with the condition of the apartment. It did not look like the apartment was ready to be moved in to. The walls were dirty and stained, the carpet was dirty and stained, there was a dried spaghetti noodle stuck to the oven, the refrigerator had splatter marks on it, the laundry room smelled so bad it was un-usable for the first two months and it seemed like no amount of cleaning ever made the apartment look or feel cleaner. Everything was noted on the inspection form, yet when we moved out there was more than two hundred dollars taken out of our deposit as a cleaning fee. My husband was gone five out of the seven months we lived there and I'm OCD, so there's no way the apartment was dirty when we moved out. In fact I've gotten my full deposit back everywhere I've previously lived and guarantee the apartment was more clean when we moved out than it was when we moved in. Regardless, here I am 5 months later and still disputing fees and charges that they can't seem to justify with any documentation or receipt record. My advise to anyone who is stuck with them is to save your lease agreement, all your receipts and any paperwork you receive from them. It'll come in handy when your disputing random fees and charges. Having those items saved us from having to repay 800 dollars that they had no record of us paying and credited us 150 that we overpaid. That's almost a thousand dollars!! You would think a business would have some sort of organizational records or receipts of what people have paid. Yet they couldn't provide any. My husband and I had to dig through all our stuff and find proof. I could go on and on about my experience with them but this post is already really long. I honestly wish I had read reviews about them before renting from them and being stuck with this never ending nightmare.

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