"It was very crucial that this was taken care of quickly," said one woman who is a senior officer.
Another resident, Darlene Alvarez, said her apartment had had a roach problem, but it was taken care of quickly when she lodged a complaint.
"They personally make sure things are taken care of and taken care of quickly," said Jennifer Way, 38, a children's book editor who lives in the first-floor apartment with her husband, Daniel Wilmer, 42, and their 6-month-old daughter.
He says having an on-site property manager and engineer in each building is important so owners know that maintenance issues will be taken care of quickly.
"Now at 50 sites throughout the country, there are local or regional resources where fertility issues can be taken care of quickly, with minimal delay to starting cancer treatment," Dr. Woodruff, a professor of obstetrics and gynecology, said in an interview.
Take care of it quickly," Sommers said.
The best course of action is to take care of it quickly and get it paid off, so you don't spend most of your working life worrying about it.
He wants to take care of business quickly, to bury his own feelings before his mother's funeral, but he finds himself drawn into aspects of her life that he knew nothing about.
"With Hotmail and Yahoo and a number of free e-mail services, we see it once in a while, but we have customer service to take care of it quickly," said Edward Brookshire, president of GiveAnything.com, a site that sells gift certificates that can be redeemed at hundreds of partner merchants.
And many need to take care of training quickly, without taking too much time away from their current jobs.
"It's been a total mess for young people who are graduating and moving to big cities to meet the right broker, to take care of it quickly, and to do it affordably," says Brandt, whose dorm room startup company matches recent college graduates with local realtors to help them find starter apartments, usually at discounted fees.
