I have lived here for over 8 years. I am FULLY employed, and take NO entitlements of ANY kind. I have seen this apartment complex transform from a half filled, deadbeat complex; to a new owner, that in just a few years, has accomplished the following; 1: All new roofs 2: All new siding 3: All new blown in insulation 4: All new side walks 5: All new doors and windows 6: A new Laundromat, which is cleaned completely EVERY day. (I have never seen a machine down for more than 24 hours.) 7: Maintenance that lives on the premises, that has ALWAYS taken care of real issues immediately. 8: A very well maintained, kept, clean adjoining town park for kids. 9: When I had some unexpected large bills, Greg the owner, and Jodi the manager have ALWAYS worked with me fairly. 10: This is a GREAT complex, and I recommend it to starting families, college students, and working people starting out in life. Good luck getting in, the waiting list speaks for itself! Can there be any better truthful testimony

The complex WAS a decent place to live. But as the years went by, the lack of enforcement of rules, special treatment within the manager's circle of friends, fist fights between past maintenance personnel, drug activity, handicap parking/dog feces cleanup not being enforced, manager makes out with the maintenance guy (not her husband), allowing vehicles/motorcycles to park and drive onto the sidewalks and lawn, many, many feral cats, flea infestations in the lawn, laundry room being filthy, tenants that have aggressive dogs (and people have been bitten) only get off with a warning...the list goes on. There are several tenants that leave their back entrances as a pig sty so the philosophy must now be "as long as the front looks good..." There have been a few good things; security cameras at the office/garage, dead trees removed, paint touch-ups, lawn crew they hire does a pretty good job and the college tenants are much better than the adult tenants (most are dead beats)