These are privately owned condos, meaning that you will have the condo's owner or a management company (working for the condo's owner) handling your issues. The owner that I rent from is great. Anytime something breaks he fixes it within a few days. All owners aren't that great from what I've heard, so you gotta be lucky. The Home Owners Association is about as strict as any housing neighborhood. If you have unregistered or non working cars, they will tow, just like Code Enforcement will in any
...neighborhood. The buildings are older and need to be insulated better. The downstairs can hear the upstairs easily, so you're better off picking an upstairs unit.If you yell, the unit beside you will hear you easily. It's all about placement and homeowner here, make sure you see and check out the place that you are about to rent thoroughly to make sure there's nothing that will bother you down the line. Schedule your visit when people are most likely to be in the unit next to you, so that you can tell if they are loud, and try to pick a corner unit or a unit facing away from the complex and other buildings.
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