MAA reviews

Pay - offered a pay raise less than 30 cents/hr after being there for a year Opportunity - I talked w/ several people that had been in the same position for years but the company wouldn't let them move up Understaffed - even residents would complain that there was never enough people so then your overworked

With all the pro's stated, there are things you need to consider before working for MAA. Commission and base pay is below industry standards. If you are at a smaller property you realistically will make around $30,000 per year if you are an excellent leaser. As a leasing consultant you are the front-line of the property, which means most of the stress, complaints, and blame will be put on you. Especially during peak season we work every weekend. While assistant PM and PM's get every weekend off, longer lunches ranging from an hour and a half to three. The worst part for me though (many others have stated this) we are just a number. While I've had a pretty solid experience thus far, this is not common from speaking to coworkers and colleagues. I honestly wish some of the upper management understood what we deal with on a daily basis. But hey, that's just my opinion.