Huntington Apartments

"Actually lived there a few years back. It was a good experience. No one invaded our privacy, and we had very few problems with the property manager. We felt the place was well maintained, and the value for the price was unmatched. Out apartment was clean when we moved in, and there was no delay in returning our deposit when the lease ended."

"Can’t wait till my lease is up, maintenance walks in whenever they feel like it, no notice whatsoever, which makes me feel VERY unsafe. Laundry room might have one dryer or washer working at any given time. Breezeway lights are out half the time. Though they are cheap you get what you pay for. They say they aren’t pet friendly and you see dogs around regularly. Overall don’t do it, save your money and go somewhere else worth living in."

"The lady who is the property manager is perfectly willing to let you see the apartment they have available, but when you come back to the office, which is really just her dining room and not set up at all to receive potential renters in a professional or casually professional manner (more later) she will get cagey if you ask questions about the apartments. She claimed not to know what year they were built, or the roof put on, or any of the things a property manager should know as they are common questions and commonly needed information for rental insurance. When asked what the waiting list was the only answer was "We're accepting applications." Ask how many applications they have and unlike other properties her answer is "We're accepting applications." I highly suspect if I was to pay the application fee I would have no chance of obtaining the apartment. I highly suspect if you do not meet the property manager's fancy you will have no chance at obtaining the apartment. I highly suspect my application fee would have never been used for a background check and would have been picketed, my application thrown in the trash. I am no stranger to live-in property managers, whose apartment is also their office. This place appeared to not really be expecting visitors at any time for either rental inquiries OR if I was a resident complaints or notifications of issues with an apartment. (leaking faucet, broken ac, any of a number of normal rental maintenance needs). On the way out, after politely saying I would need to discuss this with friends and family over lunch, I was followed with a "We [Property manager's name]'s can be stubborn." Which cements the thought that she would have happily taken my money, and just as happily never thought of, called, or given me a chance."

"Con you with an application fee, then don't bother to call you to let you know you got turned down like you're not a human being. At least have the decency to call appilocants that pay just to apply."