They have a lot of rules that didn't work for us. An example is pets: no reptiles. I think that…read moredogs needed to be small and be 25 pounds or less.

Please address the new tenant @ 2408 Don's Drive. There are multiple vehicles and large boat that…read moretake up all the extra parking spots. Vehicles on jacks while he is working on them in the drive and left overnight. Thank You

Absolutely the worst place you could rent from. From the hallways constantly smelling like…read moremarijuana to the mold growing all over the apartment and the 30-year-old carpet that they like to tell people is new. Living here literally caused health problems and a perfectly healthy person because the condition is so poor, the landlord is literally a fucking joke. After you move out, she blocks you so she doesn't have to give your security deposit back. The actual management northern management doesn't answer the fucking phone either. Never ever will I recommend anyone to ever live here I would've rather lived homeless under the bridge than at the village ever again. If I could give this place less than one stars, I would.

Terrible! The day we moved out of the Village was one of my happiest days in Stevens Point. Our…read moreapartment was dirty and gross when we moved in, and maintenance issues were never taken care of in a timely manner. When we were getting ready to leave, we were told we didn't need to clean the carpets since they were going to be replaced, but we got charged with a carpet cleaning bill anyway. Our neighbors were always having parties that spilled into the hallways and other units, but the management wouldn't do anything, just told us we would have to call the police to have anything change. Parking was a joke, half the lot was always filled with cars without permits, but no one ever got ticketed or towed. I know this is just cheap student housing, but even students deserve respect and decent living standards, neither of which happened at the Village.

Apartments were ok. Overall, it's big and affordable but you get what you pay for. Also, just to…read morenote, the listed "3 bedrooms" are 2 beds and an office NOT 3 beds. Theres some partying and noise issues, not great area for kids as the nightlife is loud and during the day neighbors prefer practical silence, but to be expected given the location. Mice are bad in the garages but I never had an issue with them inside. Maintenance always fixed any issues I had but I will say that they never once cleaned up after themselves afterwards. The neighbors smoked cigarettes in their apartment so there was a lingering smell, washer and dryer aren't worth the cost- it's your typical cheap apartment, but not too much complaint about the building. BUT. As I see everyone else has already stated, and still holds true, Rebecca Bond is truly the issue with the apartments. The property manager is selfish, uncaring, and flat out lazy. It also unfortunately sounds like me being white spared me many more potential issues with her. She's truly downright rude and doesn't care about anything as long as she doesn't have to get out of her cushy chair. She fakes extra nicey nice but trust me it doesn't stick long. She's a pathetic excuse for a manager and for a person. Despite the flaws of the apartment, I would've stayed had it not been for her attitude.

Nothing is worth the pain it takes dealing with these people. For starters, the rent is constantly…read morerising, and the staff are unfriendly, rude, and very likely, racist. Having lived in the Michigan Terrace 'wing' of the Village Apartments, the first year was decent, and the manager (Jeremy) was pleasant at least. However, the apartments have paper thin walls and floors, collects dust easier than a library, and the parking situation (which was already commented upon) was ridiculous. When the new leasing agent Rebecca Bond took over, things went from bad to worse. Complaints were ignored, maintenance requests usually were not fixed in the first couple visits, and when dealing with her, the general impression I got was that she was either very racist, or one of the rudest individuals I've ever met. I had trouble with a neighbor on the first floor who was Caucasian, and when the neighbor constantly began harassing me (leaving trash in my garage and mailbox, and even breaking the mailbox, pounding on walls, swearing, etc), I complained to her after it got really bad. She assured me that she would take care of it, and nothing was ever done. As soon as he complained about me, however, she quickly evicted me. When dealing with the move out process, all I wanted was to move out quickly and quietly. However, when my co-signer play peacekeeper and went to ask if anything could be done, she began threatening him with a lawsuit without any provocation. When I asked if I could stay an extra day to move out, she insisted that I pay $12 per day. At first, I began moving out with success, and realized I needed a few more days. I tried to get ahold of her, but it was impossible as she never is in the office after noon. Then, she decided to switch the locks. When I called her up, as soon as I mentioned my name, she put me on hold for five minutes. When she came back on, I asked "Is it possible for me to get my stuff out? The locks have been switched and I just want to get the stuff," to which she responded: "I just want you to go away." I asked about the security deposit, and she began a long speech which I had trouble understanding, and when I asked if she could repeat it, she said "No." The following morning, she called me up at 8am, and said that she would move all my stuff outside the apartment. I asked if the door could be left unlocked for a day for me to collect my belongings, to which she said "No." I told her I had my clothes still inside, and did not want to get it mixed up. To this, she said "No, that's not possible." When I got there at 2pm, an hour after she said they'd move the stuff, I found 2 big trash bags awaiting me. This was unusual, especially seeing I had packed (and left) at least 6 bags. Everything inside was in a mess. She threw in dirty dishes and opened food items in with important documents. My posters, which I had neatly folded, were crumpled up in balls and chucked inside. A lot of my belongings were missing, and most of the stuff here was junk. In case you think this may be the neighbors that stole my belongings, the apartment was around a corner, which meant the 'bags' would be out of sight unless someone intentionally walked towards the apartment within the building. Also, packages for myself and others have been left for weeks at a time outside front doors, with no one ever stealing anything. I simply find it hard to believe that all of a sudden, someone would steal from garbage bags left outside a 'hidden' door. If you decide to move in here, I hope you are prepared to live in a dirty, dusty, paper thin apartment where you can hear everything being said below and beside you. I also hope you are prepared to deal with what may be the rudest (or most racist) individual in town! P.s. If you'd like a laugh, go on to the Village Apartments section of the apartmentratings website, and tell me that the majority of 'positive' reviews don't look like they're written by the same person (e.g. clusters of positive reviews around the same date after one single negative review is posted, oddly high praise of "R.B," and blaming the tenants for all problems)

I rent with ABC and it has been a great experience, anytime I have any issues I put in a work order…read moreand do all the things required on my end as a responsible tenant, and in a timely manner they get back to me and resolve the issue promptly! If you are a responsible and reasonable tenant and take care of your rental, ABC will take care of you! Highly recommended to responsible adults!

This company took over my rental property last year and they were snappy with me from the…read morebeginning, I am a person who likes to be as polite as possible and rather then be open and upfront about charges they snapped that I should have read the lease better. The utility charges are inaccessible and for all I know they could be making up a number as it was different for all of us in the building and its supposed to be split. upon move out I got charged almost triple what I had been previously charged for utilities for the common area and even though we spent 5 hours cleaning and shampooing carpets they still charged us almost 400$ to clean. When they toured the property they came in in boots and muddy shoes I repeatedly had to clean up after their tours and they were incredibly rude and disrespectful. If you rent from them in the future dont even bother attempting to clean they will charge you regardless and their charges do not meet what the lease outlines. Overall the company is disrespectful and while yes, they are a business they were very ignorant on human empathy and being organized as a business.

My family and I were looking for a place to rent for the summer, so I called Rich Sommer of…read moreSommer-Rentals to inquire about renting one of his properties. The short ew minutes I spent on the phone with him showed me how rude, defensive, and easily angered this man is. I would not recommend working with or renting from this man. He began the conversation by firmly stating several times that we could not stay longer than the summer, which I said that I understood. Then he asked if we smoked 3 separate times and every time I answered no. When he asked about pets, I stated that we had a dog, but that the dog could stay at my parents during those summer months. He immediately said he could not rent to us because of the dog. When I stated again that our dog would not be with us, he got very defensive and immediately raised his voice at me, saying he could not rent to someone like me. He then went on to say in a very loud and angry voice "when I raise my voice, it's over." I told him goodbye and hung up, and he was still angrily accusing me over the phone. I would rather my family live in the basement of my parent's than in any of this man's properties.