Shane Glidewell
3 weeks ago
"my patio door had a .5 inch gap at the top where it didn't fully close. The apartment building itself had structural damage that they needed to shuffle the first floor around to deal with (they never told me on the second floor about this). I had to kill at least one cockroach a week for the duration of my lease, sometimes more. I saw mouse droppings. They gave at least three cockroaches the landlord special when repainting, which is impressive considering how skiddish cockroaches are that they were so used to human contact that they allowed themselves to be squished by a paint roller.
The bathroom sink hot water came out brown, which is most likely just old rusty pipes, but not a good look. The bath water stained the tub. Every surface that should have been flat was warped and bowed, which is impressive since it shouldnt be flood damage on the second floor. There was also mold that kept growing back no matter which cleaning product I tried.
The laundry rooms always had at least one washer and dryer out of order, even though they increased the cost. The parking lots were fine, dont pay for a numbered spot since everyone just parks where ever they want. Gates worked, I was never super worried about the area but in a couple years I could see it being a worse neighborhood. The location was otherwise convenient.
The employees were fine, I never had a negative experience with them.
If you're going to look make sure you check the shower head height, I'm 6'3" and the shower head was at shoulder level. There also were zero ceiling lights and ceiling fans in my apartment, which is fine since I like the dark and it kept the power bill low, but kinda inconvenient."