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CHARMING 3-BEDROOM SINGLE -FAMILY HOME NEAR COLLEGE OF THE MAINLAND

Section 8 House for rent Texas City, Texas

2025-11-16 16:07:11

Discover comfort and convenience in this well located 3 bedroom, 1 bath single-family home just steps from College of the Mainland. Perfectly positioned for commuters, this property is only minutes from I-45, placing you halfway between Houston and Galveston.Enjoy quick access to everything the Gulf Coast has to offer-just 20 minutes to Galveston B

SPACIOUS AND LOVELY HOME FOR RENT

Section 8 House for rent Fort Worth, Texas

2025-11-03 19:07:35

SPACIOUS AND LOVELY HOME FOR RENT.THIS PROPERTY FEATURES:- Spacious Bedrooms And Bathrooms- Natural Lights - Nice Kitchen - Lots Of Cabinet Space- Pet Friendly- Located In a Desirable NeighborhoodContact landlord for more information: ( #*#*# hidden#

CHARMING 3-BEDROOM SINGLE -FAMILY HOME NEAR COLLEGE OF THE MAINLAND

Section 8 House for rent Texas City, Texas

2025-11-16 16:07:11

SPACIOUS AND LOVELY HOME FOR RENT

Section 8 House for rent Fort Worth, Texas

2025-11-03 19:07:35

CHARMING 3-BEDROOM SINGLE -FAMILY HOME NEAR COLLEGE OF THE MAINLAND

Section 8 House for rent Texas City, Texas

2025-11-16 16:07:11

SPACIOUS AND LOVELY HOME FOR RENT

Section 8 House for rent Fort Worth, Texas

2025-11-03 19:07:35

SECTION 8 ACCEPTED

8553 LA PLAZA DR 9, FORT WORTH, TX 76108

Housing types: Low Income Apartments buildings / Section 8 vouchers accepted

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SECTION 8 ACCEPTED

400 E CYPRESS CREEK RD 233, CEDAR PARK, TX 78613

Housing types: Low Income Apartments buildings / Section 8 vouchers accepted

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SECTION 8 ACCEPTED

(210) 337 - 2400

3735 E COMMERCE ST, SAN ANTONIO, TX 78219

Housing types: Low Income Apartments buildings / Section 8 vouchers accepted

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LANDA PLACE

(5/5)

(830) 643 - 1665

860 LANDA ST, NEW BRAUNFELS , TX 78130

Housing types: Low Income Apartments buildings / Section 8 vouchers accepted

Marilu Garcia

(5.0/5)

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PIONEER PLACE SENIOR HOUSING

(3.8/5)

(972) 424 - 9800

1928 K AVE , PLANO , TX 75074

Housing types: Low Income Apartments buildings / Section 8 vouchers accepted

nobody nothing

(3.9/5)

There is a lot of suspicious activity at Pioneer Place, West, and East apartment campuses (Plano Community Homes). At times Pioneer Place campus is very quiet and clean but other times it is horrifying, creepy, and very unpleasant. There is a lot of rampant fear and paranoia that the senile elderly residents might burn down their kitchens or catch the clothes dryers on fire too. Its frightening to feel that a four alarm fire could break out at any second. The greedy managers expects for their part time employees to handle smoke and fires alone in order to save money. That sounds like a very dangerous plan. Is that plan even appropriate, effective, ethical, and safe? Furthermore, its very suspicious that the majority of the residents at Pioneer Place as well as the other apartment campuses at Plano Community Homes are narcissistic Asian immigrants who do not speak or know a word of English yet act arrogantly entitled to section 8 housing. How did so many Asian immigrants who do not speak or know a word of English obtain section 8 housing? That is extremely suspicious activity.Sometimes there is so much noise that comes from the unruly residents, their families, and their guests who are prone to getting into arguments and bickering loudly without restraint. Also there are outbursts of harassment, disorderly conduct, and many angry complaints voiced by unruly residents due to malfunctioning dryers, washing machines, elevators, and other random issues. Shouldnt the stingy managers purchase dryers, washing machines, and elevators that are more efficient and effective? The managers and a few of the trainers they hired are very questionable, rude, and strange too. Are they even qualified to be where they are at?Some trouble-maker residents are constantly displeased with the customer service from newly hired staff and are scaring off part-time staff with bullying, harassment, fear mongering, and filing false complaints. Why does the leadership and the direct supervisors allow harassment, disorderly conduct, and suspicious activity to happen? Is the leadership qualified to even be in their positions? Is the leadership even qualified to make appropriate decisions? Does the leadership know how to train, manage, communicate, and protect their staff effectively? There seems to be patterns of staged incidents and rampant emotional abuse directed at new clerks who work for the establishment. How does the leadership and trainers resolve those problems effectively?It seems that the passive-aggressive leadership and direct supervisors do not want to enforce the rules regarding resident behavior therefore allowing some of the most belligerent residents and their guests to get away with bullying, disorderly conduct, filing false complaints, and making a lot of inappropriate noise. It seems that the apartments are operating with a skeleton crew and there is high turnover which causes even more problems. I believe that all of the aforementioned problems reflects very poorly on the selfish leadership and their asinine agendas. more ...

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