Seminary Towers

Roaches, mice, rats, and other pests are a persistent issue for residents in this complex.

Utility charges are excessively high—ranging from $300 to $450 per month—even if you're away for extended periods, like a 6-month vacation.

Rent payments are only accepted online; checks are not allowed. A $250 late fee is applied even if you're just one day late.

Vehicle theft is a known problem—entire sets of tires and wheels have been stolen overnight.

Upon moving out, tenants are charged a $500... carpet replacement fee, regardless of condition.

Internet is mandatory at a flat rate of $90 per month, even if you don’t use or need it.

Management is unresponsive and poorly organized.

Billing errors are common—they often send incorrect statements.

Laundry facilities are severely inadequate, with only one washer and dryer for every 40 units per floor.

Frequent elevator and power outages occur, and there is no backup generator for emergencies. Lee mas

Avoid This Apartment Complex – Serious Issues with Safety, Management, and Hidden Fees.

If you're considering moving into this apartment complex, think twice. Numerous residents have reported ongoing and serious problems that could significantly impact your quality of life and financial well-being. Based on firsthand experiences, here’s why this complex receives zero recommendation:

Key Issues:

Limited Rent Payment Options - Only accepts online payments. No checks or alternative methods. Miss... the due date?You’re hit with a $250 penalty fee – no exceptions.

Safety Hazards - Car theft is common – wheels and tires have been stolen overnight on multiple occasions.

Falling trees on the property have damaged cars. The management reportedly denies any responsibility, even in cases of clear negligence (e.g., dead or rotting trees). Residents have even filed lawsuits over damage.

Severe Pest Infestation - Residents report infestations of rats, mice, roaches, and other pests. These pests are found inside apartments, in hallways, laundry rooms, and even bathrooms.

Poor Laundry Facilities- Only one functioning laundry machine per floor, serving 34 units – completely inadequate.

Unjust Move-Out Charges -
After moving out, tenants are often charged around $500 for carpet replacement, regardless of actual condition. If you dispute the charge, the fee may be sent to a collection agency as retaliation.

Faulty Accounting Practices -
Residents report being sent incorrect bills and ledgers, with multiple billing errors.

High and Unjustified Utility Charges-
Utility and internet fees range from $400–$500/month, even if you're not living in the apartment (e.g., while on vacation).

Legal Complaints Underway
Some residents have filed complaints with the Consumer Protection Agency, and several cases are reportedly under active investigation.

Final Verdict: Not Recommended

This property poses financial, legal, and safety risks to its resident/s. Between predatory billing, poor maintenance, health hazards, and irresponsible management, this complex fails to meet even the most basic standards of livable housing. Seek alternatives where residents are treated fairly, maintenance is taken seriously, and safety is prioritized. Lee mas

These are old apartments with pests plus they make you pay $90+ for internet no matter you need it or not. They raised rents every quater.

They are just do not know everything about the apartment wasting people time then they say oh you gota pay this much for internet that much for cleaning and also a resident said that this place is full of mice and roaches and the manager just don’t care. Also a someone used to live here said you will hear many gunshots in a week.so I decided to do not get an apartment in this place

Sure you have some places close so you can walk and ran some errands. But that doesn’t cancel out the amount of roaches and mice that ran around your apartment everyday.