It's been awhile since I've lived in an apartment (I prefer townhouses), so I wasn't sure what to expect. This property is for no-low income renters. If you pay "full rent," it's set at the current market rate. Being in the Midwest, it's fairly cheap. As long as you inform them of any changes in your income and/or family size, you'll be fine. And unlike Public Housing, you don't have to contend with whether or not you've done enough community service hours to stay in good standing. So far here,
...my neighbors are quiet, the kids are friendly (and nosey, but we're new and they're naturally curious) and there's enough diversity here to field a UN delegation. The playground space is old and tiny, but there's enough green space that the kids regularly play (as the weather allows) some sort of pick up game on it than on the playground. The maintenance team is smaller than I expected for such a large property, but they move fairly quickly. Be wary of complainers. They aren't ever satisfied w anything and are very self entitled and since reality doesn't bend to anyone's whims, they can make any experience ugly. Keep your nose clean, pay your rent and you'll like it here, too.
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