Mission at La Villita
  (formerly AMLI at La Villita)

Nickle & Dime From: bubba11 Date posted: 3/31/2008 Years at this apartment: 2007 - 2008   First the nice stuff: The 2 bedroom apartment was OK. The neighbors were quiet. The rent was normal given the high-end district of Las Colinas. Maintenance and office support was good. Now the not so good: Parking was limited given that the complex allocated space for covered and garage parking. If you did not want to pay a heafty fee for the extras, you had to compete for a parking spot. Secondly, you need to get a degree in law. Pages and pages of legaleze in their lease agreement. You better spend an hour or two of your time reading it. Penalties are stiff and opting out at the end of your lease has it's own obsticle course. Finally, management now requires every tenant to purchase liability insurance (minimum $50,000 coverage) to protect the La Villita owners. Yes that's right, you must go out and find insurance to cover the owner's butt. I felt as though I ordered a hamburger and they charged me extra for the bun. It was dime that broke the camels back. I'm outta there.

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