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First of all, there are many deficiencies in the managed properties here. It made a strange noise and I had a scratch on the first day of moving in. Wi-Fi will be cut off soon, so you need to prepare it yourself. Even more problematic is the low level of employees. As mentioned above, it is a problematic property, so I talked with the person in charge many times. We talked to 5 or 6 employees. But unfortunately, none of them could be called "workers" or "adults." Even if I talk about the problem of the property, I laugh half-heartedly and basically do not try to deal with it immediately. I feel like I'm waiting for this to give up. In particular, the response of the employee named Kama was terrible. Judging from the size of that attitude, I think he is a tall big man. After moving in, I learned about the relationship between MDI and Leopalace. I was convinced that there were many inadequacies in the property and that I had been ill-mannered. If I knew it a few months earlier, I'm sorry I didn't move into such a property. However, it was a good study to be able to see examples of bad companies and bad working people.

The security deposit will not be returned. There are no scratches, and even though I don't smoke, it has deteriorated over time. It's only half a year. .. .. .. In addition, poor telephone support. It's a crazy way of talking. I don't think it's Softbank capital. When I looked it up, it was a company with the same scheme as Leopalace, which was created after the founder of Leopalace retired due to embezzlement. With this, illegal construction is also MDI and is under repair. Also, the president of the pumpkin carriage is from here MDI received nearly 40 billion orders to build a pumpkin carriage that tricked investors into a profit of up to 50%, and MDI paid a settlement fee in a class action lawsuit. Construction of the building without a subcontractor round-throw construction manager It can't be a building as shown in the drawing. So the noise is terrible Buildings tilt due to land subsidence, There are more antisocial forces in the subcontractors, I found it to be a terrible company. Therefore, the deposit is also rip-off I don't even use the Libri Club, but I'm rip-off Rip-off when moving out It's a legal fraud company Searching with MDI5 seems to be a bad company.

Used for rent. It looks very beautiful, but the floor is squeaky, and even though it is an apartment, it shakes when the wind blows, and it is somewhat cheap. I paid a high initial cost ... I'm scared because it seems that a lot of people will be taken to move out.

Impressions of living in LIVLI ~ To the manager of MDI Product Development Division I would like to share with you my impressions of living for two years. Please refer to it in the future! !! ・ The appearance felt more luxurious than an ordinary apartment. I love amateurs ・ It was called a pig pen from the neighborhood. Lol ・ Scratches and stains on the flooring are easily noticeable. White looks beautiful, but I feel stress in my life. The cost was messed up when I moved out. That is the most annoying. The response from the person in charge at the rental center in Shinjuku was insanely rude. What are you going to do? !! !! I saw MDI's HP. I felt that a company like this has the power to generate about 400 billion sales. I have you invest in SBG I think that it can be done for AI, ioT, and various other tenants and owners. You have to manage the room with your smartphone, or you have to be in an environment where customers are surprised and familiar with it! If you do everything from scratch to proposal to management Should I introduce BIM as well as general contractors? Well, I think it has already been introduced and has a track record. I probably won't borrow it together, so I'm just expecting it.

It is an impression using rent. The atmosphere at first glance is good, but the construction of the house is just messy. I moved in as a new building, but I couldn't continue to live, though it wasn't so much, so I moved. I've never lived in Leopalace, but I think it's like this. .. Is that the case when you move out? !! In that part, the additional cleaning fee is great. I quit because I was paid by insurance, but it was unreasonable enough to have a lawyer. I will never use it again, and if there are people around me, I will do my best to stop it ?

It's an impression that I don't want to attach even one star. Lol The management fee is several thousand yen, which is separate from the rent, but it is difficult to respond to inquiries from the lessee. First of all, I can't get the answer, and I'm fooling around with the answer. Wi-Fi attached to the property will not be connected. I can't connect even in a room with a Wi-Fi device (1R in the first place), but when I inquired about going out of service if I wasn't walking 10 steps from there, a few days later I answered "Please don't use it there". I got an answer that I didn't have. I'm moving out now, but it's also the worst when I move out. "Apart from the security deposit" I was charged more than 70,000 yen for repairing the room. Regarding this matter, "aging deterioration" is not recognized at all. Although it is touted as a repair cost, there are several stains that are clearly colored yellow when moving in (I objected to some of them because they were blamed on me), and these repair costs and other things are used for repairs. I can't believe it. At the time of moving out, another company entrusted by MDI will come. After checking the above repair costs for 2 hours or more, you cannot move out unless you sign the approval for the repair costs on the spot. Even if you object to this billing fee, you do not have the right to object to it, saying, "Because it is outsourced, we cannot make a decision here" and "There is no MDI person in charge to confirm it." I think it is a measure when a proceeding or complaint comes later. There were other bad reviews from the witnesses of the outsourced company, saying, "MDI is strict, so I can't do anything about it." I also thought. I don't think it's easy to check the management company when renting a property. (Especially on Google Maps lol), but I will describe it so that those who see it will be stopped. I think it's self-evident because there are many other low ratings besides me that I would like to convey even if I take the time and effort to describe the word-of-mouth. Lol

I used to live in an MDI property, but I can't trust it ... I was worried because there was a stain on the ceiling before I moved in, but I was out of luck when I signed the contract as it was ... Heavy rain about one month after moving in caused a leak from the same place The wallpaper also swells and emerges I contacted MDI to see it, but after that it leaked repeatedly, and after seeing it for the third time, it finally subsided. At that time, the veranda was soaked because the workers sprinkled water from the roof. It was still good because I hadn't dried the laundry, but ... what would I do if I dried it? Also, I was surprised to hear that the wallpaper was cut without permission during work and that it would remain the same until I moved out. However, I was convinced that I didn't need to pay for the wallpaper replacement when I moved out. When it was time to move out, the vendor who estimated the move-out requested the cost of replacing the wallpaper, so when I told that MDI said that it would not cost, I immediately confirmed by phone on the spot. After all, it didn't cost anything, but the fact that MDI didn't contact me in advance made me feel distrustful because I felt like I was willing to pay for the replacement. Even before moving in, the female person in charge felt like she wasn't happy, so she moved out in about a year and a half.

I am currently living in a Libri property. Since there are many troubles when moving out in the comment section here, I am afraid that I will encounter similar eyes when moving out. In fact, I signed the contract without knowing that it was such a terrible management company and without objecting to the contract in advance. Since the word-of-mouth reputation is very bad, when I read the contract again, it became a very convenient contract for the management company, which deviated from the contents of "Troubles and guidelines on restoration to the original state" issued by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. I was there. I haven't moved out yet, but I would like to consult with a judicial scrivener, a lawyer, etc. to avoid troubles. I would like to know how to deal with problems at this management company.