I have lived at Riverlake Apartments on different occasions. I found the former office team to be very kind and courteous but, so goes with new management also comes new personnel, business is business. I have had the privilge to meet the new office manager. I think she is very professional and as far as never smiles I assume the hateful writer has been watching her every move to know that she never smiles. The times that I have been inside the office, she has smiled and been very professional. In regards to the buildings falling down, not true. I havent seen a dump truck come in and haul the(FALLING DOWN)debris yet, and the last time I heard if you have a building that is already stucco, its feasible to repair with stucco and not wood or block that wouldnt look right, but the repairs were long needed before the new managment took over. The building in question has needed repairs for over a year. So if the reason you chose to live at Riverlake was based entirely on the office staff, you should not have because people come and go, it should have been because you liked the complex. I know I do. Maybe you should follow those thoughts and move. But don't judge the new manager until you have walked in her shoes for one day.

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