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Adriana Hubbard
Jul 15, 2026
I lived in these apartments for three years, and unfortunately, my move-out experience has been extremely disappointing.
When I first moved in, there was a different management team. During my move-in inspection, I reported several pre-existing issues, including a microwave that was heavily rusted inside, damage to the walls, peeling kitchen cabinets, damage to the bathroom vanity, and problems with the ceiling. Teresa, who worked in the office at the time, told me that since the microwave was still working, it wasn’t a major issue, but I wanted it documented so I wouldn’t be charged when I moved out.
Now, after three years and multiple changes in management, they claim they cannot find my move-in inspection paperwork and are saying I never submitted it. That is simply not true. I completed the inspection, reported the issues, and even took photos as I was instructed to do. It’s frustrating to be held responsible because of their poor record-keeping.
My advice to anyone considering renting here is to protect yourself. Take detailed photos and videos of everything when you move in, report every issue in writing, and always ask for written confirmation that your documents were received. Don’t assume the office will keep proper records, because if something goes missing, you may be the one held responsible.
Another frustrating experience was trying to speak with the property manager. I was repeatedly told she was “in a meeting,” even when she was clearly sitting in the office.
Overall, my experience with the current management has been very disappointing. I hope they improve their communication, organization, and accountability so future residents don’t have to go through the same situation.