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| - I'm going to do everyone a favor a post the number for security here, because you will not find it anywhere else: 702-530-5634. But to be perfectly honest, you're better off just calling the police. It took me two hours and seven phone calls to other tenants to find it, and nobody picked up anyway. My roommate and I had to call this number countless times because of the noise, threats from other residents, and permanent smell of weed. Our complaints were not taken seriously, which is incredibly sad considering we lived in the apartment where two former tenants were bludgeoned to death (of which we were not informed when we signed our lease and moved in). Security doesn't care at all, and management is much too concerned with getting paid the ridiculous amounts that they charge for every little thing to care about trivial things, like the safety of their tenants.
I'm not a cheap person. I'm willing to pay a little extra to feel safe and content with the services provided to me. Rebel Place, however, charges a ridiculous amount of money for tenants to live in a filthy complex, be serviced by completely inept management and security, and for the privilege of living in constant weed smoke. We couldn't even open our windows in the middle of the day without getting a huge wiff of smoke, and whenever we complained, no action was taken. Living here is absolutely miserable and paying extra for misery is incredibly insulting. On top of all of that, our apartment sat empty for nearly 3 months (with everything unplugged and the air conditioning off) and we were still charged utility fees. When questioned, management stated it was because there were charges from previous months that we had not paid, which was a bold-faced lie as we were never late on payments and always paid in full. My roommate and I also paid different rates, as I signed before she did, but I had to pay for parking every month while she paid absolutely nothing.
And to add even more insult to injury, we were both charged ridiculous fees when we moved out, including charges for cleaning. We scrubbed that miserable apartment from top to bottom when we left, leaving it cleaner that it was when we moved in. That was hilarious, considering there was a pile of vomit right outside our door for nearly 6 weeks that we had to step over to leave (which maintenance "never got to"). Not to mention the elevators reek of urine and vomit, and looked like they haven't been cleaned since they've been installed. They also tried to make my roommate pay $25 for a light bulb which was never even in the room when we moved in. Twenty-five dollars. For a light bulb. She was also charged for a dented towel bar that was damaged when she moved in, but since she moved in outside of the normal move-in dates, she was never given the correct paperwork to report the discrepancy.
Seriously, don't live here. Las Vegas is full of great apartment complexes in nice neighborhoods and staffed with people who not only know what they're doing, but also at least pretend to be concerned when problems arise.
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