The Good--the apartments are spacious, utilities included (except water). The Bad--outdated, water bill can raise to $75/mo., no parking on property after 11pm unless you have permit. In order to have permit your name must be on lease and your tags registered in Maryland. If you plan on having guests after 11pm, on the weekends, holidays or unexpected guests, you are out of luck. They must park on Suitland Rd. and walk to you, when they return cars are vandalized. Grown, rent paying people
...cannot have guests after 11pm, towing every night. No roaches, but there are bed bug break outs every year and mice. You can smell every odor coming from your neighbors through vents that include weed smell. Do not move to any unit in the 4200's section, loitering, drug transaction and weed smell everywhere. Front of property is always nice with flowers and clean. Back is always dirty. Apartments share trash rolling carts, not large dumpsters, so trash is always overflowing and smelling. Floods happen all the time in my 1st floor apartment, and many 1st floor apartments, causing standing water and flies through the apartments. Maintenance will come on the 3rd or 4th call and do patch work, getting a new replacement is not an option. Rental office staff are nice until you sign the lease, they are nasty, gossip and turn over is high. Do not try to report to Kay Management corporate, they never return your calls and could care less. Also, they will change rules and it doesnt matter if it is in your lease or not. If you are young and need affordable housing and do not have guests, then this an okay apartment. If you are mature, like nice things, have guests, DO not move here, pay a few more dollars and move somewhere else. Keep every receipt because they will tell you, you did not pay rent when you did. Cars are broken into. And security doors are always broken.
Max of 2. We welcome up to 2 cats per apartment. There is a $300 refundable pet deposit, and $25 monthly pet rent, per cat. We also allow pets that always live in a cage, bowl, or tank, at a maximum of 2 per apartment. Fish tanks must be at a 50-gallon max...