Mariner Village Townhomes

If you’re looking for a nice place to live with your family, or even by yourself, this is a place you should live, my husband and I have lived here for three years now it’s so peaceful inside your apartment you hear nothing once you’re inside. The neighbors are all very nice ! I feel totally safe when I’m here by myself at night or my husbands working. Lots of kids in the neighborhood. And most of all the property management is excellent here if there’s a problem they’re on top of it right away ! Yolanda is one of the most understanding property managers ever.

One of the few redeeming qualities of this complex is the attached garage. If not for the garage, I wouldn't have moved here. This is my 4th year of renting my unit. Over the last 3 years, my monthly rent has increased by a total of $150.00 month (a $50 a month rent increase for each year I've renewed my lease). At the same time, no increase in amenities or services. Basic cable used to be included in the rent amount, but that was eliminated in 2016. No utilities included in rent other than twice a week trash pickup. No onsite property or other manager. Very pet friendly. In fact, overly pet friendly. Pretty much anything goes for pet owners regarding where they allow dogs to relieve themselves. A good number of pet owners, too lazy to take dogs for walks, or walks beyond a 10 feet radius of their units, let dogs outside on restraints (chains, cables, etc.) from back patios and allow dogs to urinate and defecate in the grassy area immediately outside patios. The HOA that governs this complex has a few pet rules, such as mandatory dog feces cleanup by pet owners, but nobody's around to check for compliance or enforce the rules. As such, pet owners are free to deal with dog feces cleanup however they wish, including, at times, permitting it to sit for days in the grass or not cleaning it up at all. The non-resident property manager, located miles away, is slow to respond to pet related complaints with the result often being no corrective action taken at all. Complex built in 2006. Though the Chinese drywall, used in construction, has been removed from most units, there is at least one that is still being rented out with the Chinese drywall still intact. Outside a/c condensers are for the most part the original ones installed 10 years ago. No routine preventative maintenance performed on the condensers or inside a/c equipment, at least in my case. Something must break down for any a/c attention by owner. A/C condensers are immediately outside next to rear patios and are very noisy, some more so than others, especially with any windows open if I happen not to be running mine. That, along with the dog situation, is enough reason for me to move on once my current lease ends. Good: To date, no problem with crime. I generally feel safe here. All things considered, on a scale of 1 to 10, from horrible to fantastic, I'd give this place about a 4, though it too often dips to a 1 with the lazy pet owner situation and condenser noise.