Dlm Properties & Investments

I lived in a DLM property for two years and should probably be tested for my sanity. In short, do not rent from this company.
When «heat and hot water» are included in the cost of rent and you can’t get hot water to do dishes, take a shower, or generally live your life, that’s a problem. When «heat and hot water» are included and you wake up in the wintertime to 58 degree temperatures in your apartment despite insulating curtains, that’s a problem. When the back door of the building is off of its hinges for a week, giving non-​tenants and potential criminals access to apartments, that’s a problem. When the floors are so thin you can hear your upstairs neighbor having conversations while they are speaking at a normal volume as well as every footstep they take, that’s a problem. When your own neighbors knock on the door to panhandle you, that’s a problem.
And these were all problems I experienced incessantly while living in a DLM property in the West End, all of which went unaddressed by my landlord. I would call, text, and email him persistently, often without getting a response of any kind.
Upon my moving out, he squeezed every possible dime he could out of my security deposit. Concluding my business with this company was the best thing I ever did for myself, and not ever renting from them is the best thing you can do for you.