4100 Apartamentos

in California and commuting back and forth when possible. A position unexpectedly opened for me in Tulsa, and I ended moving to Tulsa after 6 months. Unfortunately, the apartment was too small for both of us with my wife's schedule and we needed a larger apartment. Since they did not have anything larger for us available, I had spoken with the manager indicating that we would have to move out. I gave her a two week notice, and made sure she had both of our emails and cell phone numbers. She told me she would contact me before we needed to move out. I visited the office numerous times (which she was never there during business hours), and left multiple voicemails. She never contacted either one of us back. At the end of the month, we gave her a full extra months rent and requested she contact us if they were unable to find a new tenant after the following month and we would pay additional rent. She had not offered us a walk-through (and there was no way for us to get in touch with her), and we were not offered our deposit back. We left the place immaculate and there was no damage. The next month, we both sent her emails and I also left voicemails. She eventually emailed my wife back saying that she was showing the apartment. Another month went by with no communication, and we assumed she had rented the apartment. My wife then received a court order summons while she was working in the hospital, stating that we owed for damages and for rent that was not paid. We received no communication from the manager, even though we did everything in our ability to communicate with her. We are very respectful, and always paid our rent on time. We were appalled at the way this was handled and do not recommend renting here due to the unprofessional management and the way we were treated.

have keys to get inside the building. That makes me feel very safe. All in all, I am super happy.

apartment complex out if you're looking for a great place to live right by the river

weather is nice. The enclave is really nice too but its twice the price. Im really glad I found this on this site.

paint on your car; and the spaces are extremely narrow and hard to park in. Courtesy Patrol: They are an absolute joke. All they do is drive through the parking lot occasionally. They never walk the grounds. They never leave their car. Property Manager on Site: There is no property manager on site. There is (or was) a maintenance man on site but don't expect him to actually show up after hours. The apartments are very drafty & cold in the winter (especially the downstairs apartments with the tile floors); Hot in the summer (especially the ones on the west side); no insulation; no weatherstripping; single paned windows. Walls and floors are very thin so noise carries very very easily throughout the buildings which means you will hear the doors open & close; people talking in the hallways; people talking in the parking lots; people going up/down the stairs; and just about everything any one in the apartment next to you; below you; or above you does. Laundry Facilities: there is one washer & dryer in each building. They are old and rarely work so expect to have to go to the laundromat.... luckily there is one down the road. Controlled Access. They must be referring to the courtyard because there is no controlled access to anything else unless you live in one of the buildings that burned and were remodeled (they pay more for rent so they have amenities the long time residents don't have and that includes working locks on their buildings). Smoke Free. This is a new idea of the owners and they are currently implementing it in order to get rid of a lot of long time residents at once. The residents that smoke were not given any warning; were not given the option to quit smoking or to smoke off property. They just all woke up one morning to a notice telling them when they need to move out by. If you decide to move here anyway, keep your boxes. You never know when you might wake up to a notice with a move out by this date on it.