I lived in a 4BR/2bath unit with 3 roommates. I can't really say I had any major problems other than the hassle of applying (subsidized rent=TONS of paperwork and income verification). Plus it's just RIDICULOUS the rent that we were paying--$800 plus electricity/internet/TV split between 4 people, which meant like $250-260 a month for private rooms in a 2 year old apartment.

I didn't have any problems with the staff other than them often getting onto us about stuff sitting on our balcony, which I can't really argue about since we DID sign an agreement saying that we can't have stuff on the balcony.

Positive: CHEAP rent; quick service when a part in our water heater needed to be replaced and another time when the Disposall unit stopped working; within walking/biking distance of multiple city bus routes, including to/from UNT; 1-2 blocks from a ton of stores (Wal-Mart, Home Depot, Best Buy, restaurants...) and I-35

Negative: involved application process; forced to use their semi-crappy distributed satellite TV (no HDTV satellite service, and Comcast doesn't have cable service out that far, or at least they didn't when I lived there) g-hKOS7s4Nq5n3hEIpHd

User Responses
From: momomelissa	Date: 10/08/2007
this resident must have schosen not to use the Verizon Fios (fiber optic) that has been available to residents since November of 2006.
From: Anonymous	Date: 06/20/2008
^ again, a leasing agent posing as a resident
From: Way2Smrt4U	Date: 10/09/2008
I agree, this resident must have chosen not to use FIOS. We've have FIOS since it was available back in '06 and LOVE it! Forget Priority Systems and DirectTV (which we had in the beginning and was a total rip!) BTW... I am not a leasing agent, I'm just truthful and sometime the truth hurts.

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