Champions Park is a beautiful complex, and I love the layout and roominess of my apartment. But I have had nothing but trouble with management. They made a mistake with my move-in fees and expected me to pay an additional $100 about one month after I had moved in, and I have had nothing but trouble with almost all of my appliances and maintenance can't seem to get them fixed. This problem has cost me hundreds of dollars in ruined clothes from the dryer, and food having to be thrown away because the refrigerator doesn't work properly. Maintenance has been in my unit 4 times for the dryer and 3 times for the refrigerator, and now they refuse to look at them again because they've "already worked on them." Also, the management seems to love the "vibe" of having college-age residents. This age group in general has no sense of responsibility when it comes to taking pride in their home, for having consideration for their neighbors, for following the rules and regulations concerning noise, parking, pool rules, etc. There is always broken beer bottles all over the ground, trash everywhere like they don't know what a trash can is for, late night parties at the pool and volleyball courts, they invite dozens of friends to the pool who then park anywhere and everywhere with no consideration that residents would like to park in front of their own home, residents can't enjoy their own pool because of the numbers and volume of non-residents using our facilities. Management sends out reminders of the rules, but no one is around to enforce them. This complex is VERY expensive, and the amount we pay every month should ensure that we have a comfortable, relaxing home. I moved here because of the amenities, but I have yet to be able to enjoy ANY of them!

User Responses
From: Anonymous	Date: 06/26/2007
Agree on the College Aged inconsiderate kids. Already having a row with one who is noisy. I hate cigarette butts and they're around a lot. GROSS MORALS. The pool: Well, I too think I should get to use a pool I PAY FOR and not have to be put out by nonresidents. I am sure many recently were part of the staff, b/c they were foreign and I know only 2 others from that country here. AT LEAST ALL the kids at the pool were NICE with the residents' kids. By law, you have to allow a certain percentage of low cost housing. so it's to be expected, whether you like it or not. . I don't like having people that CANNOT comprehend or speak in English though.. it's irritating to try to converse with them about a small issue and them not understand or play like they don't.
From: Anonymous	Date: 08/16/2007
Quit your damn whining you live in an apartment, you do not own anything and it sounds like you never will.
From: Anonymous	Date: 03/15/2008
Regarding the comment about "whining," it's called common courtesy, respect for others, MANNERS!! Something that your parents obviously didn't teach you. I get so sick of that attitude that because some of us have little other choice but to live in a multi-family dwelling that it gives others the right to be -------s!! Grow up! And in my opinion, it's rude inconsiderate people such as yourself who should NOT live in close proximity to other people. Perhaps you should live in a BARN! But then I wouldn't want to do that to innocent animals.

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