Just moved in one week ago. Lots of positives and negatives when it comes to this complex. So far,…read morewe have had 3 leaks on the kitchen sink, stove top stop working, and found out the carpets have not been cleaned like they told us originally. On the bright side, their maintenance staff is very friendly, quick to respond, and I appreciate their help to this point. Main issue at this time is that the BTU output of the apartments AC system is not congruent with amount of square footage. We have the high ceilings which naturally will store hotter air, however since the AC output is too low during the hottest hours of the day the Air does not go below 83 degrees. Obviously, we will only have issues with this during the summer, but worth noting. Some positive comments for the complex is that it feels safe, neighbors are respectful and friendly, the community areas like pool and playground are well kept, and the parking is not an issue even when having guests over. Generally, the only issues come from the appliances which will subside I assume as we continue our stay. I do recommend this place and am glad we chose here, just be aware of smaller potential issues regarding the interior of the apartment. I give it 3.4 stars

The event was great, and it was also our first time trying Mexican food. I can honestly say that it…read morewas absolutely delicious! We hope to attend another event like this again. From Apt 1715

I have been working with Red Oak Villas Apartments for more than 5 years. Staff is great,…read moreprofessional, and loyal to our services. We did not encounter any issue either with office members or the residents. Linda and Ron always help us to make sure our jobs are done in the smoothest way within their busy schedules . Thank you very much, We look forward to a longer-lasting relationship with FDC managements. Extreme Renovation, Inc.

Many crimes have occurred in the short time I have been living here. Unfortunately two vehicles got…read moretheir rims taken along with the wheels in the same night around 8/30. I personally have got my car broken into and my neighbor got their car attempted to be stole (ruined their wires). Very concerning neighborhood. Sorry to those affected in the community.

Management and is warm and attentive, and the maintenance crew is very friendly and work fast to…read moreresolve issues. The location is great--right across from a small plaza and within about 10 minutes to Downtown and Citrus Plaza. There is a direct bus line to downtown too. They also occasionally host bingo night with prizes, which is fun. However, it's much more casual than a typical bingo hall.

Had a very interesting experience here. I am a conservator and caregiver for my adult…read moreintellectually disabled brother who is a dependent and has a mind of a 6 year old. Anyway these people ran my credit it said to accept with standard deposit. When they ran my brother's credit it obviously was going to Come back with no credit history because he will never be able to establish credit history due to his disability. I was then told I would have a higher deposit to which I said to them that they should probably consult with their attorney because this is discrimination and they can't give my brother a disadvantage due to his disability. Well conveniently they came back to say they were not going to consider his credit but due to my lack of rental history the deposit would be higher. The sequence of events were suspicious they had not said that was an issue before it only became an issue once they realized they would not discriminate against my brother. In total they wanted $5600 to move into an apartment. I found a better place where the staff were trained on ADA. Go somewhere else this place has shady practices and they obviously do not understand disability rights.

*Visited business before COVID-19; appreciation post*…read more I liked living at Judson Terrace Apts. They are townhouse homes with 2-3 bedrooms for about $1300 (at the time). There were pros and cons for living here but mostly pros: PROS: Our unit was right in front of the pool and laundry room The parking lot was gated Two-story unit at an affordable price for the area Very spacious Down the street from DT Redlands Nice neighborhood CONS: No in-unit washer/dryer Unit does not come with a fridge Had to pay rent with a check, no online portal Apartments are pretty outdated

The manager was not helpful. I wouldn't recommend these apartments, seems a little shady!read more

There are plenty of things that are good about living at San Carlo, like having a beautiful newer…read morerental home, garage and in unit laundry.. however, a huge downfall to living at San Carlo is the parking. If you have a social life and/or significant other, I would go as far as to say the parking is a reason to not move here. There are very strict parking rules, allotting only 8 guest parking permits per month which are required after 9pm. With a pass, guests then are only allowed to park in one of the 8 spots allotted to guests (for the entire community) and you WILL be towed after 9pm without a pass (or even with a pass if you're inside of the community). If you have a weekend gathering, family over a few times, etc, passes are gone quick and then what? The parking rules essentially place a curfew on anybody that you have at your home unless you use your limited parking passes, even for a few hours. This is beyond a frustration and truly limits your freedoms / ability to host within your own home.

Hello All, if you want to receive amazing customer service…read moreand information, go to these townhomes! Jenn & Vanessa are amazing and well educated in their roles. My husband & I enjoyed our conversations, tour, and business with these ladies! The property is absolutely stunning!

Beautiful and quiet place to live! The Manager Sandra is kind and very helpful. Upon move in, we…read morewere surprised with a helpful little basket filled with goodies to help make the move a little easier!

We had the pleasure of living at this beautiful complex for 7 wonderful years. It dramatically…read moreimproved once Sandra became the manager. Excellent management support and the best neighbors we have ever had.

I'm reviewing as a person who went in for a tour. It was…read morenice! The person who gave us the tour was lovely and very welcoming and it felt like she wanted us to move there! We both loved that! We got to see the amenities, the pools, the gym, the doggie was spot, the parking structure, and the lil market and the activities they have for their tenants. It's nice that they even have elevators to make moving in easier! We didn't get to actually tour a single unit unfortunately; which was a disappointing but we got to see a "video" of the floor plans. It's a weird method but it's one of our top choices. Still... we would love to see it in person though. That's what sells it to the customer... seeing ourselves in the units.

I had a very disappointing experience living at this apartment, especially considering it is…read moremarketed as a luxury property. For the price I paid, I expected higher-quality construction, better maintenance, and more responsive management. Unfortunately, there were ongoing issues with the unit that were never properly addressed. I frequently dealt with ants inside the apartment due to visible gaps and poor sealing in the wallboards, which is unacceptable for a so‑called luxury complex, especially considering I kept the apartment very clean. My upstairs neighbors were consistently noisy, often late at night, and the office did not help me resolve the situation despite multiple complaints. Additionally, residents were offered incentives to leave positive reviews, which makes it hard to trust the overall ratings. Communication from the office overall was frustrating, as responses were slow or nonexistent when concerns were raised. They did not pick up my phone calls many times. When I moved out, communication was especially poor. One staff member told me that if I moved out earlier than my lease ending date, my rent could be prorated and refunded, so I planned around that information. Later, she corrected herself and said that was not true. Mistakes like that should not be happening, especially at a luxury property. When I moved out, I was charged a cleaning fee, which felt unfair given that I had hired my own cleaning services before returning the apartment over. In another review, you can see that they charge residents for similar move‑out items. This is concerning, especially since in California, properties are not supposed to charge tenants for normal wear and tear. Being charged a cleaning fee under these circumstances felt unreasonable with what renters should expect. Overall, this apartment did not live up to its luxury label, and I would not recommend it based on my experience.

Manager Certification Disclosure. Managers are not required to be licensed. Instead, as provided…read morefor in Bus. & Prof. §11504, managers of common interest developments (CIDs) must annually disclose to the board of directors of the association the following information: 1. Whether or not the CID manager has met the requirements of Section 11502 so he or she may be called a certified common interest development manager. 2. The name, address, and telephone number of the professional association that certified the common interest development manager, the date the manager was certified, and the status of the certification. 3. The location of his or her primary office. 4. Prior to entering into or renewing a contract with an association, the common interest development manager shall disclose to the board of directors of the association or common interest development whether the fidelity insurance of the common interest development manager or his or her employer covers the current year's operating and reserve funds of the association. This requirement shall not be construed to compel an association to require a common interest development manager to obtain or maintain fidelity insurance. 5. Whether the common interest development manager possesses an active real estate license. and Management Agent Disclosures. Civil Code § 5375 What we like about voluntary certification of common interest development managers is that they claim to know better but still don't act as if they know the law and governing documents, much less business ethics which are taught in their networking trade unions. Disrespectful of common interest development members, refusing to provide notice of meetings required by law, and misrepresenting and concealing important facts including law and governing documents to members and vendors whether insurance providers, contractors or employees. What's wrong with this is explained in the optional common interest development manager certification process. Law requires disclosure to HOA directors prior to completing a contract with them. Neither TITAN nor any REALTOR handling our particular HOA business for them disclosed timely and adequately that they were NOT certified. And they use a bargain third-party "APFOLIO" service-- like ordering fast food, these days in that it maximizes profits and minimizes contact with Members. The law says particularly out-of-town owners aren't required to agree to website postings rather than disclosures and all general notices via individual deliver via US MAIL to two (2) addresses if preferred at no additional charge to the HOA or members but TITAN pretends that's not the case. And directors at a couple of APFOLIO-customer HOAs behaving the same way are either illiterate, weak, or complicit in supercilious managers secretly operating including vague agendas. The latest was a citation and fine for the water system not being fully disclosed and misrepresented as have other water system problems such as Boil Water Orders and the presence of lead due to inadequately maintained plumbing. But that's what members can get with their money spent on HOA-lawyers to justify it and silence criticism. It's what's wrong with too many homeowners associations. If independent rather than do-it-yourself HOA management is what's wanted, then using a REALTOR is a bad idea generally due to too many conflicts of interest. Interview prospective managers and expect disclosure of whether they've "certified" prior to completing a contract with one. If you catch one having lied about anything then recall a board of directors that won't remove and replace them. My wife and I speak from more than 50 years of combined experience as such California corporation members, directors and officers most of which was in better times.

Brenda went above and beyond for me! I am a first time homeowner and have been confused about…read moreeverything. She took the time to walk me through everything step by step with my HOA and was so patient with me. I appreciate you Brenda! Thank you.