We just moved in here 01/03/2020, in this community My mom…read moreand 2 other roommates love it, can't wait to finish the unpacking,head to the gym to get some exercise.

We have lived here since 2017. Any of the previous bickering and complaints are due to the fact…read morethey didn't read their contract & do not understand Nevada's laws for rentals. The contracts are written up as a money loan as it would for a bank. Renters have little to no rights in Las Vegas. This is explained with further investigation on renter's rights if one bothers to look for it or contact Legal Aid. You miss 1 payment, anywhere in this town, yah, you are out fast. Even on Christmas. This is law in Clark County. It isn't the complex or the company. Put blame where it belongs, on Nevada's legal system. Maintenance is low, grooming your yard can be a PITA. Which is why I take before and after photos of any complaint areas. True, they don't give exclusions to disabled with yard work under the idea you can hire help. Upside to it is how hot Vegas gets, this reduces how often you need to be out there, tending to the dotted sprouting grass/weeds in the rocks/xeroscape. You do need to keep on it, other than this, the maintenance crew & employed manufactured home repair companies do their job. It can be pulling teeth at times, but once it is done, I have found it stays fixed when I was renting the house. Covid-19 has changed a great deal, & the office was on it as soon as it concern about elderly being the highest target of the virus. We are a 55+ community. Anyone complaining the East side of Las Vegas is a ghetto hasn't seen the genuine article. Little Mexico, as some dub this side, may not be as posh as Summerlin. The people here are more friendly, I have found. I have lived here since 1991, been on all sides of town, and East is my favorite out of the lot. As for dirty? No. This complex is not dirty. Is it spiffy like a new penny? Hardly. It is well kept, people are friendly. I've lived overseas, so I don't feel the need to be so strict on pool rules, etc. There is an downside living here if you start as a renter. You have 3 contracted years, and then you need to buy a home to stay. If not, move out. This was not clearly stated, more vague, than anything. We managed to find a bank loan to buy the house we are in, so we stayed. With how difficult housing is for elderly, trying to find a place outside of VB wasn't an option at this time. We have a roof over our head, neighbors who are friendly enough, & people wave at one another and do the small chat. People are 55+ and love company for the most part. Anyone along the wall of the complex, yes, you have issues with being robbed. Heads up, this is the case all over Las Vegas. There isn't a place in Vegas to get away from it. It is sadly a fact of life here. Also, gangs are in the richer side of town, esp from L.A. Known fact since 1995. They love Summerlin & Henderson. As for parking in the street, since 2017, they have restricted towing to late day into the evening, night time. It took some fighting, and there are hiccups, but it isn't as bad as it was when we first moved in. You see, in 2016, a new company took over what could have been a dying complex. They were exceptionally strict at first. As things are buffered out, even with the gaffs, it is fairly decent. Truth is, these folks are human, with an out of state company/corporation. All manufactured home communities worth their salt in Vegas are corporation based. Las Vegas is sloppy and isn't really into making everything look nice and keeping it up beyond the strip. East side has next to no representation, so Summerlin and New North Las Vegas gets the royal share of the city's residential improvement funds. You want to change it? Vote for the needed changes to do so. Speak up, and not let them get away with it. It will take years, though. This city is freaking stubborn. Can they piss me off royally at the manager's office? You bet. I have had some big blast offs with them. You know what doesn't happen? They don't take revenge by blind evictions for the disagreements. If you break the law though, yah, Clark County owns your tuckus. It boils down to what you are willing to live with. Can you enjoy and spend time in the Hispanic markets as well as Smiths or Albertson's? Can you deal with the gaps of lots without homes or businesses? Or how Covid has shut so much down? Can you adjust and roll with the punches Las Vegas throws out? Are you willing to deal with the fact this town is 42 x 48 miles, and most of the best medical professionals are in Henderson or by Summerlin, so you will have 20 some miles at most to reach them? Are you willing to realize life isn't on the strip? Can you deal with the 117F temperatures which last up to 3 months? If not, Las Vegas is not for you. East side is not for you. That is it. Villa Borega is a decent spot of Vegas. Trees to make you feel like you are not in a city. It has helped me care for my father, no Nellis AFB planes screaming over head. It works for us at this time.