The apartments are old and things were broken when I moved in (fridge, rotten front door, partially rotten kitchen cabinets, peeling paint). My unit was also missing a screen door that I was told would be fixed but was still missing after I'd been there almost a year. My roof was damaged after the January ice storms, started leaking and was STILL not fixed when I broke my lease at the end of March. The "on-site" manager moved to another property and was replaced by a series of temps that were in the office from 10am to noon. Sometimes they could not even manage these two hours. Having school and work, I was never able to actually talk with a manager. There is one maintenance man for the whole complex, the parking lots are a joke and the pool is basically a chlorinated puddle. There is no insulation,the breeze coming through the ancient windows would move my curtains. There are FOUR washers/dryers for four buildings sometimes they wouldn't even work. The neighborhood isn't that great either, especially if you have children. I had nothing but problems since I moved in until I left so save yourself the hassle. The Wooten Company in general (for most of my issues with the roof I dealt with the corporate office because there was never a manager available) does not care about its tenants, only the bottom-line. The apartments are cheap but you get what you pay for: junk.

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From: Anonymous	Date: 12/09/2009
I have to admit that after reading the bogus reviews after this I can only suspect they are from management. There is no way they are talking about these apartments. It's awful! And I'm glad you were able to get out. I can only hope I can follow soon.

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