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Pavilions
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Whenever I originally moved into this apartment complex, one of my FIRST questions was whether or not there was a military clause in the lease in the event that I receive orders to relocate. There in fact is, and I was told that they definitely work with military. So I proceeded with the move-in, and at the time, the staff seemed SO well-informed and SO friendly. Well, a coworker of mine who lived in the same complex received orders. He brought in a copy of his orders with a date of when he would be leaving the country. First, they told him that the paperwork he turned in weren't "real orders"... I'm SURE that of all people that can identify orders, the AMAZING staff at the Pavilions can. Then, they gave him a hard time about exactly what date he would be able to get out of his lease... because while his orders did state that he was leaving the country on a certain date, they decided to only consider the RNLTD (which, of course, was a later date). For those of you who are unfamiliar wi
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