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    Lack of blood flow from freezing shower.

    Way to many negative things to say about this place. But the gist of this place is there is black mold in our bathroom followed by terrible water pressure from the shower head to the faucet to the faucet in the kitchen sink. Black mold surrounds our bedroom window sill and air conditioner. The back door leaks in the apartment when it rains and ceiling leaks. Roaches are found crawling over the floors, the kitchen counter tops and stove tops and out from underneath kitchen floor. RUDE neighbors that never stay quiet and terrible managment that nothing about ANY of problems. DO NOT be fooled by the fabricated 5 stars you see on the reviews. Managment puts it there to look good because they know they are a severe health hazard. Washers in laundry room are FILTHY and you still pay 3.00. Dryers don't dry all the way.

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    Awful management. JRK are a joke. Just greedy for rent but you get nothing is return. Run away ASAP. Nate, the regional manager is a POS.

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    Lived here for the past 4 months during this pandemic and we love it. Minor things we would change!

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