<prompt> Human: Hello guys and girls,I moved into an apartment in late August on a Saturday. And I wanted to sign the lease as soon as I moved in. I made numerous phone calls to the leasing office. Their reply back was Dont worry about it, you can always pay later... or come in on the weekend I told the guy that I work a 7-5pm job and almost every weekend, but I would try my best to go up the leasing office.The leasing office is open 8-5pm and 10-3pm on Saturdays. Since I am person that likes to pay bills on time, the first Saturday I got off in September, I made a trip to the leasing office, during the times they were supposed to be open. Door was locked and no one was in there.I called them leaving a voicemail stating that I was trying to pay my rent and that I wanted to sign the lease. No return phone back.This went on for a while... Every Saturday that I off, I would make a trip up there to pay the rent. No one would be up there and I would leave them a voicemail stating that I was attempting to pay the rent. and to Sign the lease.The very few times I actually talked to someone over the phone from the leasing office the conversation would go no where. It is almost like they didnt care about me paying the rent.Even when I signed the application to apply for the apartment complex, they told me that I would be receiving a phone call back. Nope. I had to call them numerous times to figured out if the application went through or not.What is your guys advice?TL;DR-Moved into Apartment late August-HAS NOT SIGNED any LEASING AGREEMENT.-Has been trying to pay rent-Office is only open 8-5pm and 10-3pm Saturday-I have been calling and making attempts to pay rent.UPDATECalled the leasing office today and spoke to a lady that I have not spoken to before. I explained my situation to her. She stated that there was obviously some confusion from speaking to the other leasing workers. She stated that there was a balance on the account and that there was no late fees.She told me that she would be able to drop off the leasing contract at my door and that I would complete the forms, write a check for rent, and put it into the drop box.Thank you guys for all of your help.  <response>: Used to be a leasing agent. A lease is a contract that both protects you and the leasing office. Because you are not in a contract I would exit immediately and find another place that takes this seriously. And because you arent in a contract, no repercussions should happen. If there is a way for you to document your reaching out, do so. Companies like this will try and low blow you so protect yourself and make sure it is well documented that you tried to get a hold of them. 