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In May of 2023 I was the victim of domestic violence (assault and stalking). I was desperately looking for a new place to live. The Flats at 84, owned by CIP, was the first place I found. My assaulter had a warrant and was not arrested until June, and I could not move out from where I was living. I repeatedly called and tried to explain what was going on. The manager at The Flats from 84 never called back. Then a collection agent from CIP started calling. She demanded I send in proof I was assaulted and proof from the court. I have not gone to court once as I am only speaking with victim advocates. I have a professional career and do not want to be involved with this situation, and the court has done everything to protect me. CIP, in turn, sent me to collections for a $400 security deposit, for an apartment I never moved into. I am a teacher, I cannot afford this, and furthermore, I have worked hard on my credit score. I cannot believe this company has treated me this way. Even without the circumstances going on in my life, I gave them amble time to know I would not be able to move into the apartment. More awareness needs to be brought to domestic violence. It is very scary and hard to get away from.