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We switched in a location where they did not have many units available at the time, which meant that we were bumped on the same day that we switched and had 72 hours to move to a new city. They warned us about this likely happening given the limited availability they had. On average, though, they say that people get bumped only every 2-3 weeks. Let me know if you have more specific questions! Use Kat_kh2 at checkout and once you move in, we both get $250 in credit. I’ve been seeing a bunch of various reviews of this service, one side either loves it, and the other hates it and has issues.
Just signed up for my first apartment in the Hello Landing Network, just wanted to write a review to help fill in some of the gaps that others like myself may have when venturing into this for the first time. The new unit they put me in is fine but I’m not planning on going back. To get your issues resolved you need to fix them yourself or have a nearly frame by frame documentation of the issues in the apart and an ensuing break down. If I didn’t film everything I think I would be SOL even if the “ area manger had seen it with his own two eyes. We’re not going to address the law breaking or the panic attack just that I will get fined 100$ when it’s not even time for me to check out.
After considering all that, I ended up booking a 4 month unfurnished lease directly through an apartment complex that I found on Landing. The end cost to me after all fees, utilities, mandatory duck tape on thighs move-in and move-out fees, membership, etc. was about a $300-$400 difference per month. Even more critical was that the exact same unit at the complex was available 4 weeks earlier.
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Beyond that, Landing tried to somehow convince me that it wasn’t their fault for the Odor and are threatening to evict me from my new place. I find it extremely petty and unreasonable how Landing has treated me and would urge others to stay away from this unethical company and use other means for short term stays. So it’s pretty much like Airbnb but instead of working directly with the owner, you work with the company and the company rents out these apartments for you.
Kyle Bachan at The Huffington Post interpreted the report as saying the subreddit was a hate group. R/HermanCainAward is a subreddit that awards people who have “made public declaration of their anti-mask, anti-vax, or COVID-hoax views” who later die from COVID-19 or COVID-19 complications with the “Herman Cain Freedom Award”. People who have “made public declaration of their anti-mask, anti-vax, or Covid-hoax views” who are later hospitalized with COVID-19 are nominated for the award. Though it was founded in opposition to manosphere subreddits, FDS critics have compared it to them.
I found Landing through a mutual connection who had worked with Bill at Shipt. When Bill left the company, I caught wind of an opportunity to partner with him on a new venture in the living and hospitality realm. When I heard that he was looking for an interior designer to be the first to brainstorm and create Landing’s experiential brand, I was sold. Digital nomads are the type of people who will gain the most from Landing’s services.