Inland Pacific Management

Discrimination

This review is based on 20 years experience with this company. I have lived at one of their properties for half of my life. In 2017 a rental became available on the same property I grew up on. I was able to rent the unit with no issue. I have lived in this unit for 5 years now. I have excellent payment history with them. My parents that have lived on this property for 20 years have excellent payment history. Recently I applied for a bigger unit on the same property to be closer to my mom and to give my children their own rooms. Mind you this unit is only $800 more than what I pay now. This is where things went south with this company. I believe I was discriminated against because I was a single mother and recently asked for them not to raise my rent for the 3rd time in one year. I asked to apply for the unit that was becoming available and was told to follow the application process. Once the unit was ready my partner and myself applied for the larger unit. We both have excellent rental history, decent credit (659, 670) no delinquency's or bankruptcy and AGAIN my family has been renting on this property for the last 20 plus years with no issues. They DENIED us. So we asked if we could use my parents that have been on this property since 2002-2003 as co applicants. They agreed. So now there are 4 people with excellent payment history with this company and 4 income's (all together is close to $300,000 a year) on the line for ONE unit. Reminder we all have paid our rent on time for the last 20 years with no problems. They still DENIED all of us. I guess 20 years of excellent tenancy doesn't matter to this company and they will discriminate against you if you are a single mother. This is just my experience and it's truly heartbreaking because 20 years of our hard working money has only gone to people that truly don't care about us as tenants and will discriminate against you. You have been warned. From the looks of this Yelp and Google, this company doesn't treat people very well.

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