Mariposa

I’ve lived here 3+ years and I’ve had my share of problems but Terry Acosta, the manager, has gone above and beyond on working with us. Every maintenance issue has been fixed in a timely manner. Even when it was my fault, he has help in way no other community manager has for me. I highly recommend this property to anyone looking for an apartment. Thanks to everyone in the office and keep up the amazing work with this place!

Mariposa is a solid place to live. The apartments are comfortable, and the community is generally quiet. Management has always been helpful whenever I’ve needed something. The pool is amazing during the summer, it’s easily my favorite spot to relax. Overall it’s a comfortable, easy place to call home.

I’ve been really impressed with the positive changes happening at Mariposa lately. It’s clear that management is truly committed to improving the community and taking pride in the property. The recent exterior paint project made a huge difference — the fresh colors gave the whole place a clean, modern, and welcoming feel. It honestly looks like the community got a beautiful facelift.

Mr Acosta was great! He showed me the apartments and was very knowledgeable, friendly, and nice throughout the entire tour. He took the time to answer my questions and made the experience easy and enjoyable. Highly Recommend

We are returning tenants who previously lived at Mariposa for four years, always paying rent a week in advance. After moving out to rent a home for the past four years—which is now being sold—my family and I decided to return to the property, hoping for the same positive experience and management we once knew. Unfortunately, things have changed. We submitted our application expecting a warm welcome back, but instead we were denied with no explanation. When I reached out for clarification, the male staff member I spoke with was extremely unhelpful and dismissive. He didn’t bother to look up the reason for the denial, offer guidance, or direct us to someone who could assist. The decision was not related to credit or income, as we exceed the requirement of three times the rent. Instead, we