Aspen Leaf Place Apartments

park in the office spots, even for 5 minutes or if they're empty, but then her friends come over and park there all day. The location is a definite plus! Central to everything and feels rather safe. I like that you get your own parking space, but a couple of times other tenants had their company park in my spot and I had to ask them to move. The other tenants (or at least the ones I met were so nice). All the utilities are paid for except the Xcel which is nice. The laundry mat is decent and usually kept clean and I like that you have to have a key to use it. Con's: The rental management company is horrid and I really do not know how they are in business. They neglect you as a tenant. Don't expect responses to anything unless you're okay waiting for weeks and having to contact multiple times. The way they control the heat in the winter and AC in the summer is enough to make you puke. They control the unit temps so you cannot go above or below a certain temp and it's pretty much miserable in there year around - and it doesn't help that if your AC unit is broken they take months to fix it and it will get up to 89* in your apt even at night!. Most tenants that I talked to end up buying separate AC units and heaters to put inside, as I also had to do. They take part of your deposit back for "cleaning" but you know that it's way more than it actually costs to clean that place. The carpet is extremely thin and hard so you to have rugs everywhere. The fridge shelves in my apt were broken since I moved in. The light bulbs went out and I ended up having to replace them myself and they were so corroded that they were black and the wires were exposed. The plastic tubs of the showers creak very badly. The walls are paper thin that you can literally understand your neighbors entire conversation. The property management company should not have a license. If you can deal with all of that (I did) then it's a good place to live.