Beachside Apartments

It's been a long time since I lived in an apartment but I am so happy my neighbor suggested this apartment complex to me.

We will be entering 30% of the apartments, it warned. We stayed home, we cleaned up, we waited all day, no one ever showed up. The note on the door next day said the inspection was cancelled and rescheduled for next week. This would repeat three or four times. Knowing Shelby, we took time off work and stayed home each time, fully expecting Shelby to barge in, fire marshals by her side, open the door wide, let our cat out, and then write us up for every fire code violation known to a man since prehistoric times. After the fourth notice, no one showed up either. We fully expected a fifth one, but it never materialized. We asked Shelby the next day how the Fire inspection went. We passed it with flying colors, she said, avoiding eye contact. With her extensive background in student housing, I wonder if this was her idea of keeping everyone on their toes ? Who knows...On a completely unrelated note, a few days after the last notice a fire alarm went off in the building. It was loud and obnoxious, it was reaching every corner of the building, it lasted a good portion of the day and ear plugs would not help.

whether you want a year lease or less. Less time for your lease it costs more which makes sense. Rents that I know about for us a 2 bedroom are about $1200 3 bedrooms $1300 but that could be on a individual basis ours was a six month lease. The beach is across the street. The schools a few blocks up, bank grocery too. They have a pool and pets are allowed for extra fee landscaping is beautiful. I've had no noise at night. From what I have experienced it is a mostly working older community. Inside floor plans are roomy not grand but all you need. Comes with washer and dryer, stove, fridge, no microwave, which is hard to find. Really nice!