Arnel Management reviews

Roaches and Rats. Supervisor's micro manage, affecting the team in a very negative way. Over priced old apartments. Gross black mold popping up in 30% of my residents bathrooms. Far from Luxury! They make you work at least 10 hours of overtime every week without paying me. Go marketing on your own dime, they make it so hard to file for reimbursement that I don't even bother. They monitor you on video just for laughs at corporate office. Not professional at all. The only reason I am still here is because of my daughter, just put her in school up the street. Try explaining to another Resident why they got charged so much for old carpet stains and paint after living here for years and fed up so they move out and take not getting their money back. So sick of Residents getting promised luxury and instead they get 1970's old apartments!

In the three months time that I worked there, they had me move to three different properties. They do not train you on anything to do with leasing they only teach you how to sell. They hired fire constantly just so they can avoid giving you benefits. It's an extremely clicky environment. You're never in one area long enough to do the marketing needed to get your rents on the board. They discriminate against people with tattoos. They made me wear rings on every single one of my fingers to cover up tattoos that are not even visible. As well as forcing me to wear long sleeves every single day even in the hot summer. One of the offices I worked in as a giant glass window and you refuse to get blinds and the Sun would make everyone in the office terribly hot and uncomfortable. Even future residents were uncomfortable while visiting the property. The pay is horrible. You use your own vehicle to drive all over Orange County to all of their different properties. Their gas reimbursement is a joke. They fired me without any reason at all. I even asked specifically why I was being fired and they told me "No reason, we're just moving on". You have to stand any time someone from the corporate office walks into a leasing office as if they were part of royalty.