Even though I was never impressed with the apartment or the lack of maintenance at Ashby Crossing, I dismissed my concerns and chaulked it up to "the college experience."
However, this year a new situation presented itself that others should be warned of.

Last year my student was in a four bedroom apt. with 3 friends and all was fine. This year, after 2 of the friends had left Ashby Crossing, the management placed 2 new students in the apartment. This would have been fine except that the two new students did not pay their share of the expenses (ie electric, etc). When one left at the semester break, he wrote checks for these expenses that bounced and my student and roommate were forced to pay. They are concerned because the other roommate has already recieved one eviction notice and may stick them with more bills.

My biggest concern is that when the management at Ashby Crossing was contacted for discussion on how to resolve problems related to non-paying roommates placed by them, they were uncooperative and wouldn't assist in finding a solution to this issue.
The suggestion given to me by the manager was that if my student didn't like the roommates they placed, he should move. Strange that she would suggest that a paying tennant should leave so the nonpaying tennant could stay.
Warning: Ashby Managment has no apparent process to handle people who do not pay their bills. They just have the payinhg tennants pick up the tab.

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