Home Like Management

My income was $40 less than the amount and they could not work with me. The requirement was $900 a week and I make $860 and they didnt bother working with me. The apartments look over 50 years old anyway. I'm sick of places like this

Absolutely LOVE living in these apartments! I tell all my friends to move here. Any maintenance issues I have ever had were resolved within hours of me calling the office! Not days, hours. All plowing and shoveling is done in a very timely manner. The pool facilities are great, and there is a tennis court! The only complaint I have is the guest limit for pool use, but I understand why the policy is in place. Sarah in the office is incredibly helpful and friendly, and knows me by name! Overall, Home Like is very efficiently and competently managed, I would recommend these apartments to anyone.

Great first apartment, truly a hidden gem! My husband and I have lived here for a year and a half and love it! The people working in the office are very nice and maintenance is absolutely amazing. We have put it two work orders since living here and both were addressed immediately (within 24hrs). The apartments are clean, functional, and the best price in the area. What truly makes this apartment great is it's location. It is within walking distance of the movie theater, banks, stores and restaurants and is only a short drive away from local reservoirs. Highly recommend this apartment complex!

Front office and maintenance were great the years I was there. Very friendly and were quick to get repairs done. Prices are affordable and it's a very quiet area despite being off a busy road. What i didn't like is the apartments are a little outdated, they get very dusty for whatever reason, and if you live on a lower floor it always sounds like the tenants upstairs are stomping when they walk.

"Nothing short of a horrible experience" Residing at this apartment complex has been an unmitigated disaster. The lack of adequate soundproofing between floors means that every footstep, conversation, and argument from neighboring units becomes an unwelcome intrusion into your living space. To add insult to injury, the incessantly increasing rent is conveniently blamed on tenants' supposed overuse of utilities. Essentially, the landlord picks a random month out of the year. Leaves a note at your door with your rent increase of 100$ on it, to which you have 1 month to pay. Not only does your rent go up, but I guess this means your security goes up too. So that is a additional 100$ for that. All the while, when the summer months and winter months come around they send out reminders that if