My son had a terrible close out experience with the landlord. He had heard they had a reputation for not giving back the deposit but he and the rest of the family spent a LOT of time to clean everything. In addition, we met with the landlord to make sure they were ok with everything and stayed several hours after moving out, and buying more supplies, including replacing the shower curtain (!) to make sure the landlord was happy. Sure enough, none of the deposit was refunded, with a long list of items that were NEVER mentioned during the walk-through. VERY disappointed in the ethics of the landlord. If you rent here, just plan on forfeiting your deposit. I rented from winter 2018 through winter 2020. ...

Not sure if anyone even checks these ratings on this website, but here it goes. We lived in an Elite Estates Married apartment for 2 1/2 years and to say they are "elite" is a gross misunderstatement. These properties haven't been updated in years. Plumbing that should have been redone years ago gets clogged and is delt with, without any regard to just fixing the problem. We lived in a basement and there was only 1 working window. Which you guessed it, is a fire hazzard. If you can get over living in a place comparable to the shack that Charlie lives in, in Charlie and the chocolate factory, then the next factor would be the TERRIBLE Management. If their condiscending nature doesn't bother you, then maybe getting blamed for everything will. As previously stated these apartments haven't been updated, we had office tile ceilings, cement walls, and subpar hardwood floors. But of course if there were any issues with paint chipping or floors scratched we "must have done it." Oh and every year we had to add $200 to the deposit because this kept the contract "current" but you don't see a dime of that money actually used on improvements. Finally, when we made it out of that hell hole, they charged us two transfer fees (one that they refunded, because they made the mistake, but were reluctant to admit) and then two months after moving out, we remember they still had a months worth of rent that should have been taken out of our last month of living there. But since we didn't remember it was "our fault". They did end up sending us the $800, but got a lecture about how it was our fault for not realizing. I'm sorry, you should also remember taking $800 dollars from us. Moral of this story, DO NOT RENT from these people. They are some of the worst people I have ever met. I rented from spring 2017 through fall 2019. ...

Glad to finally rent from management who took care of things that needed to be fixed and usually in one day. Lots of space for not a lot of money compared to everything else out there and free parking. I would totally recommend living in one of these houses as my roommates and I all had a great experience and got all of our deposits back. I rented from fall 2014 through fall 2015. ...

Best housing south of campus and I've lived in a lot of them. Amazing location and great house. Landlords took care of everything we needed and screen tenants. Had the best experience there and LOVED the ward. Great space and value for the money I paid hands down! I rented from fall 2014 through summer 2015. ...

Worst owners ever. They put no money for maintenance into this place and will squeeze every last cent out of tenants to upkeep their property. Impossible to work with and unyielding. Charge a fortune for this dump.