Under New Management

A deadbeat, unmotivated asshole who’s the owner of the apartment complex. He’s sarcastic and cruel, but most of it is purely masking deeper insecurity about not being good enough for anything. He never wanted to do anything in his childhood, but despite his father’s richness, he always tried to motivate Vance to make a living for himself. However, Vance only became more arrogant and resentful, leading to this outcome. 

A neurotic, anxious, control-freak guy in his young twenties. A failed game developer, he’s forced to find residency in Vance’s apartments while looking for work. Growing up, Grant was incredibly smart and talented - he just didn’t develop many social skills along with his intellect. He can be very anxious and stubborn, but he shows moments of care and compassion.

Vance’s cheerful, airheaded little brother. He’s a big golden retriever type of guy - very eager, energetic, and a go-getter type of person. He was cherished by his father growing up, being the “golden boy” to Vance’s “failure”. However, it didn’t cause him to grow up cruel - he genuinely admires and respects his older brother, albeit Vance’s dislike of him. He’s not very intelligent, and sometimes does pretty stupid things. But despite all that, he’s got a heart of gold and is loyal to his friends. He doesn’t really know what he wants to do with his life, and was sent to live with Vance since their dad owns the company - meaning he wouldn’t have to pay rent while he gets on his feet.

Similar to Vance, Chloe is sarcastic and insincere - but she isn’t cruel like Vance is. Despite her standoffish personality, she is nice and empathetic to her friends. Despite that, she’s very firm in her beliefs and confident in herself, not afraid to fight for what she thinks is right. And similar to Grant, she also grew up wildly intelligent - but she more or less resented that fact, as she realized how stupid everyone else around her is in comparison. This caused her to strive away from the academic side of things, and she thinks she’s pretty much better than everyone else. However, she found solace in the arts, working as a tattoo artist and bartender. Unfortunately, it doesn’t make a ton of money, which is how she ended up in Vance’s apartment complex.

Roxie grew up in a not very financially stable household, constantly on the move from one town to the next since both of her parents were dirt poor and not responsible with their money. However, instead of taking this the hard way, she learned early on that the game of life wasn’t meant for her, and learned to thrive on the chaos instead of living in fear of it. After she turned eighteen, she moved to the city, working lots of odd jobs and crashing on couches. It might not have been the most glamorous, but to her she’s living the best life. And she discovers early on that she had a way with people, and often tried to manipulate them to get what she wanted from life. She meets Vance one day begging him for a room for low rent (since she’s still pretty poor), promising that she’ll do all of the grunt work so he won’t have to. Vance normally wouldn’t have said yes, but she knew exactly how to feed his fragile ego to make him do what she wanted. Besides, Vance didn’t want to do any of that managerial stuff anyways. However, she has yet to do anything that she promised, always coming up with excuses and running off. She constantly creates chaos and fucks with people like Vance and Grant because she thrives on chaos. Basically a little shit. 

Mia is a peppy, bubbly girl who, like Vance, grew up filthy rich. However, her daddy quite literally bought everything for her, and she grew up accustomed to luxury and wealth. But when she turns 21, she realizes that she wants to become independent and make a living for herself, not live in her father’s shadow anymore. She picks Vance’s apartment as one that seems “normal” and for “poor people”. Fortunately, she’s a huge socialite and is very friendly despite having to accustom to “normal” life. She doesn’t know many social norms for… well, people who aren’t wealthy. But she’s always eager to learn, and she tries to make a living for herself. She can act accidentally privileged and tries to be like others, but she really just wants to be a normal girl.

This is likely going to be an animated show in a fairly modern or realistic style - I don't expect crazy good quality but if this catches your eye send a quick demo of an animation you got!

Someone to help make the screenplays and proofread.