Emerald Pointe Apartments

My mother died of bladder cancer while renting from these apartments. There was a year lease signed, and halfway thru mom was diagnosed with cancer. We found out a lot of items that a person should consider when renting here.

The apartment's cooling system. The system was thunderous, and the temperature never kept at a stable level. We found that the cost of cooling the apartment was way above what was paid in other apartments.

We found that the organization that owns and manages the… property will not give their information. They only let the office manager talk to residents. Raise the question, why?

This brings up the next issue; when mom was in the apartment, they went thru 3 or 4 office managers which each did not know what the last said or did. With not be able to talk to another respective of the organization, you are stuck. If you can't resolve your disagreement with the office manager, then where does a person go?

Maybe the lease has changed, but this is what we found. There is no address or phone number. Emerald Pointe LLC, who you sign an agreement with, but who are they?

The lease is one year lease, but they will not let you out of it even if there is death. They did not try to rent it out. Even give a 60-day notice. Read More

Just moved in January 7th. Beautiful apartment. Management was great. Frank the maintenance man was very helpful with a couple of issues. Fixed immediately. Can't understand why anyone wouldn't want to live here. Great neighbors, quiet atmosphere-just what we wanted. Recommend highly

Moved in February 2017. On September of 2017. I came home after a weekend out of town on September 18 to find my apartment flooded with water still raining down from the unit above. 80% of the carpet in my apartment was soaked, bubbles of water formed on the walls and ceiling and dripping water through the electric light fixtures and the ceiling fan (I have pictures and videos of all this). My bed, my tv and my dinner table were all ruined and the unit smelled awful. I went to the front office… to let them know and at this point a lady named Carol was there. It was my belief that my unit needed extensive repairs and uninhabitable. I asked if I could move to another unit and she said I could but it would be a 250 dollar transfer fee, plus deposits, plus a new lease. I asked to be let out of my lease and was told I would be assessed a penalty. She later said I could move to a new unit at no cost, but that was later reneged. I told Carol I have a son that stays with me and the unit was in no condition to be lived in by an adult let alone a child. I had a fear of mold and this happening again. Her response: “that’s apartment living for you.” I was upset to say the least but it turns out Carol had no power to make those decisions and the property manager, “Cheryl” was the one with authority. I asked multiple times to speak with Cheryl but was denied everytime. They brought in carpet cleaners to suck up the water and two industrial strength blowers were installed to dry everything. They ran day and night for a week. They were kind enough to put me in another unit while repairs were done, although the AC in that unit didn’t work. I told Carol Multiple times that the AC didn’t work and she said she’d take care of it but she never did.
I was not compensated for being displaced for a week for my electric bill that doubled because of the blowers inside. The repairs consisted of the bubbly paint being peeled off and repainted. The dry wall was never opened up, no mold test was ever done and the musty smell didn’t leave my unit for a month. I had to hire a cleaning crew to clean my apartment after ‘repairs’ were done and I had no help moving my stuff from my temporary unit. Cause of the flooding was a burst water heater in the unit above. So I was going to renew because surely this wouldn’t happen again.It did.. Apartment flooded again from unit above, was displaced for 2 days in April 2018 Read More