Ridgecreek Manor Apartments

"park bench" that actually rests inside Ridge Creek Manor is falling apart and does not have any concrete beneath it as shown in the picture. Also, "air conditioning", where? I had to spend $300 on an air conditioning unit big enough just to cool the living room in the afternoons during summer because there is no central air, what-so-ever. There is heating which works for the most part. Second, since I lived there for close to a year, I saw 3 different apartment managers come through. Each time a new one starts, residents try their hand at addressing long standing issues and by the time any momentum begins, they're out and a new one is in. At present, they have a good team on-site who is working to addressing many of the issues that have been on going for some time. Hopefully that doesn't change anytime soon but it doesn't help when local kids are spray painting graffiti everywhere and the new manager's hitch-trailer was stolen in broad daylight from the complex. Third, let's talk about infestations... I'd never seen a cockroach in any home I'd lived in for my entire life until after I moved into my first unit here. If you know anything about cockroach infestations, practically all of your furniture and electrical equipment needed to be burned before moving anywhere else so you don't drag the infestation with you. Oh, rats are a thing in the walls sometimes too. Now, I'd say this place is worth it if you're trying to penny pinch and live within your means but they also just started raising the rent prices to that of a brand new apartment complex loft. Throw in the infestation that has the potential to ruin all of your electronics and furniture and you too can successfully set yourself back years in personal progress because they certainly won't be paying for it. If you do decide to take the plunge and commit to this relationship despite all the red flags, just be sure to cover your end well.