We lived in the apartments during it's transition from Summit to Villas. We bought a house and moved out in June 2003. We were told everything checked out and that we would not owe anything else. A month later we received a bill stating we owed nearly $400 in back rent, damages, reapairs and carpet replacement. When we called to see if our deposit took care of these charges, which we didn't agree with to begin with, we were told our bond would cover it. It did not, however, but we were never told that. A year later we received a letter from a law firm stating we still needed to pay or it would adversly effect our credit rating. Mind you, it has been over a year and we were told this was no longer an issue. When we called the Villas, the manager told us that she sent out a letter informing us that we still needed to pay the amount a month ago. When asked what address she sent it to, it was not the forwarding address we had left for them, it was our old apartment address...even though we hadn't lived there in over a year and she knew it! Now we are taking legal action. If you have also been a victim, please email us...ahmw@sbcglobal.net. Don't move into these apartments!!!

Besides all that, once it switched to Villas they towed my husbands truck after there were parking constraints they knew about. During our move out, they also turned off water to over half the complex for 16 hours straight in the middle of our hot summer! Not to mention, the gates don't ever work.

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