For a company that is supposed to be "managing" something, they are doing an awful job. Buildings are in terrible condition, every repair or maintenance done is done in the cheapest, quickest, and least caring way possible. If something broke (e.g. rotten walls collapsing in the shower, mold on walls and floors, chipped or broken windows) you better look into ways of fixing it yourself because the company will take their sweet time while you continue paying for horrible conditions.

Ask the people employed there what qualifications they have, chances are at least half didn't finish high school. If you live in a MetCap building you already know that there's a new couple of managers and superintendents every few months. Why do you think that is? Because the company cares as little about its employees as it does about the tenants.

Elevators are broken days upon days without repair, why? There are pools of urine on stairways, why? Rodents, cockroaches... why? money.

For a company that is supposed to be "managing" something, they are doing an awful job. Buildings are in terrible condition, every repair or maintenance done is done in the cheapest, quickest, and least caring way possible. If something broke (e.g. rotten walls collapsing in the shower, mold on walls and floors, chipped or broken windows) you better look into ways of fixing it yourself because the company will take their sweet time while you continue paying for horrible conditions.

Ask the people employed there what qualifications they have, chances are at least half didn't finish high school. If you live in a MetCap building you already know that there's a new couple of managers and superintendents every few months. Why do you think that is? Because the company cares as little about its employees as it does about the tenants.

Elevators are broken days upon days without repair, why? There are pools of urine on stairways, why? Rodents, cockroaches... why? money.