Blossom Oaks Apartments

Looks good, but manager will drive everyone out of complex. From: -Anonymous- Date posted: 8/11/2001 Years at this apartment: 1998 - 2000   My husband, my daughter and I lived there almost two years.Our stay there was pleasant and had no problems with manitanace,but like I've read We felt very unconfortable always being asked who was visiting us, to the point of feeling herrased by her.Her rudeness exceeds any that I have ever seen,but what really made us move is when we approched her about having a pet. We were willig to put up a pet deposit, but she said NO! That the owner strictly enforces their no pet policy, yet he allows her to have two dogs! If this is a no pet place, why can she have dogs plus have visitos that have dogs also' Aren't managers supposed to set examples' or are we discriminating here' Our children were not allowed to play in the grass areas near the office, but she could parade around with her dogs.Nice place, Unfair management.

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