Village at Juban Lakes

Walk around the community and take a look at your potential unit if you can. Take photos on day one in your unit. On the first day in the apartment, I discovered two of the doors were broken - as in had holes in them from being punched/kicked. The hall closet was unfinished - no moulding at the bottom and partially unpainted. A hole in the second bedroom ceiling from a previous tenant lamp(?) was never filled in. The outside of the bedroom window had moss growing on it, the window sticks and won't raise or lower without major effort. The patio door had a wasps nest built in, the patio was filthy and clearly had not been cleaned prior to move in. The patio railing was (still is) rusted. The master closet wire shelving was broken and hanging out of the wall on one side. One of the wire shelves was broken and held together with a black twist tie. I personally went to Home Depot and bought the wire shelving that can be used with a curtain rod - the closet shelving in the apartment was the kind that doesn't support the rods/hangers. Walls/floors are very thin - expect to hear everything; enforcement about noise after 10 p.m. is nonexistent. If the washing machine/dryer breaks it is not considered an emergency so expect a wait until Maintenance gets to it. The stairway railing paint is peeling, upkeep on the exterior of the buildings/sidewalks is minimum- even apartment doors are filthy. Gap under the front door lets cold air in - I had to buy a door stop to plug it during colder months. Parking is inadequate. Dumpsters are often full to the point of overflowing; the rules say "no furniture" but there is furniture out there as of writing this (make sure your trash gets in the dumpster or you will be fined). Potholes left by the big rigs used in the construction of the Palms next door make driving in/out hazardous. Once the Palms are completed, this place will be even less attractive to rent.

Walk around the community and take a look at your potential unit if you can. Take photos on day one in your unit. On the first day in the apartment, I discovered two of the doors were broken - as in had holes in them from being punched/kicked. The hall closet was unfinished - no moulding at the bottom and partially unpainted. A hole in the second bedroom ceiling from a previous tenant lamp(?) was never filled in. The outside of the bedroom window had moss growing on it, the window sticks and won't raise or lower without major effort. The patio door had a wasps nest built in, the patio was filthy and clearly had not been cleaned prior to move in. The patio railing was (still is) rusted. The master closet wire shelving was broken and hanging out of the wall on one side. One of the wire shelves was broken and held together with a black twist tie. I personally went to Home Depot and bought the wire shelving that can be used with a curtain rod - the closet shelving in the apartment was the kind that doesn't support the rods/hangers. Walls/floors are very thin - expect to hear everything; enforcement about noise after 10 p.m. is nonexistent. If the washing machine/dryer breaks it is not considered an emergency so expect a wait until Maintenance gets to it. The stairway railing paint is peeling, upkeep on the exterior of the buildings/sidewalks is minimum- even apartment doors are filthy. Gap under the front door lets cold air in - I had to buy a door stop to plug it during colder months. Parking is inadequate. Dumpsters are often full to the point of overflowing; the rules say "no furniture" but there is furniture out there as of writing this (make sure your trash gets in the dumpster or you will be fined). Potholes left by the big rigs used in the construction of the Palms next door make driving in/out hazardous. Once the Palms are completed, this place will be even less attractive to rent.