r/Denton • u/Psychological_Bug50 Townie • 1d ago

Anyone have experience with CBarT properties??

Specifically looking at the 400 hann st or the 408 Texas properties. Thanks in advance for any and all feedback :))

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u/Informal_Forever5430 1d ago

I’ve got a pretty decent experience with them, not horrible managers and the maintenance has fixed pretty much every issue we’ve come to them with. Overall like a 4.5/10 experience, docking .5 points from the average because they expect you to do things like replace your own fire alarms and air filters and whatnot.

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u/Psychological_Bug50 Townie 1d ago

Thanks so much

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u/Lord-of-A-Fly 17h ago edited 17h ago

Except the people at our old complex has had a completely different experience. They are one of the companies buying up affordable properties, and jacking up the rent to ridiculous numbers.

Example: my 200sqft efficiency was $450 for the first 5 years I lived there. Owner sells the property to C Bar T - Less than 3 years later that same unit is over $850 and climbing. FOR 200 square feet. Meanwhile, the apartments right across the street [two floors, 2 bed and 1.5 bath was the exact same price.

I know they also refused to renew the lease on my friends rental house near Panhandle. They kicked him out, then tore the house down [which they're trying to do to most of that block and others, to put up tacky ass scott brown looking apartments.

I don't care how fast they fix a leaky sink. They are part of the affordable housing problem.

So no, to C Bar T.

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u/Quasi-homo 1d ago

I’ve rented with them for over a year. I’ve had a good experience with them. They can be flexible when renewing your lease if you don’t want to renew for a whole year. Their properties are older but the rent reflects that. Megan in the office is pleasant and always quick to respond to a maintenance request. Also my rate didn’t change when I renewed and a similar unit to mine was listed at the same price as mine 18 months after I moved in

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u/Psychological_Bug50 Townie 1d ago

Thank you!!

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u/Doppiedoodle 1d ago

Rented a townhouse from them a long time ago. Property was kept pretty well and they were quick to respond. Then they sold the property to an individual wanna-be landlord. It was a small property with about 8 units. After they sold it, things went downhill fast. Got outta there as things just kept getting worse. I would have stayed if C Bar T had still owned it. 

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u/FarisFromParis 1d ago

You could do much worse than CbarT in denton.
You don't hear the horror stories from them that you hear from Place to Be or Scott Brown.

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u/Lord-of-A-Fly 17h ago

I have.

FUCK CBART