Willows on Weidman Apartments

Nice place to live. Close to the school. And everyone is really very friendly. Pool is fun for the kids. The apartment is also in a convenient location

You get what you pay for it not the beta not the worst. the best part is the neighborhood and it’s quiet. The buildings are old and a bit outdated but they are starting to update things.

It's a great place to live it's a really peaceful place to live in and there's a strong sense of community neighbors are great and there's always someone walking there dog. Another positive thing about this community is that there s never been a safety issue there's a real feeling of calm even at night all in all this place has a warm welcoming energy that makes you feel like you belong I couldn't be happier then calling it home

Office staff is very pleasant and helpful, maintenance staff is always sweet and speedy. The community overall is very nice, area is quiet but has good stores and other resources

Willows on Weidman is a terrible place to live. Despite the steep cost of rent and fees, facilities and amenities are in disrepair. Apartments feature multiple 50 year old appliances (stove/oven, furnace) that are dysfunctional and even dangerous. While living there, my furnace caught on fire and I was told by office staff that this was not considered an emergency. The emergency maintenance phone line was also broken, leaving me to deal with a fire hazard on my own over the weekend. Maintenance... will also enter your unit without you home, even if you specifically ask them not to. There are no in-unit washer dryers or hookups and the shared laundry room residents get access to is dirty and expensive ($2 for each small washer/dryer cycle) and many machines are broken, or will take your money and then not work. The parking lot full of giant potholes, and even sinkholes in some parts. The parking lot is also covered with screws and other hazards left by contractors (me and other residents have all ended up with screws in car tires). Contracted electricians also damaged inside of my unit and issue was not fixed by apartment staff. In general, management is NOT helpful in fixing any of the above issues and has belittled me many of the times I’ve tried to work with them to resolve these issues.

Complex also uses electric for heating and cooling (paid for by the individual and not included in utilities charge), which means you can expect very high heating costs in the winter (it doesn’t help that none of the doors or windows seal, making it very drafty and energy inefficient). Units also have issues with pests (roaches and brown recluses) and moisture. Finally, the shortest lease option is 15 months, which is an extremely long lease term meant to trap desperate residents who cannot afford to live elsewhere. There are nicer apartments for the same price down the street - live there instead! Read More