Rosehill Pointe

I was planning on moving to Rosehill Pointe Apartments but had to cancel due to getting a job elsewhere. The apartments are lovely and the area is great. The staff was so kind to me during this experience. And extremely helpful! They made a stressful situation feel like a breeze

Poor management. Hidden fees. Our AC went out. Our sink and garbage disposal broke twice. Leaking to the neighbors below us. The back deck is in shambles. Feels like you can fall through every step. Overall poor customer service.

The fact they are asking what they are for a one bedroom apartment is insane. I had no hot water for the first 2 months living here. Maintenance came out multiple times to try and fix it and told me to just let it run longer. On one occasion they asked me to come put my dog away so I left work in the middle of the day only to make it half way home and receive a call that maintenance had already moved on.Water damage on the ceiling, poor facility maintenance, constant notifications that my apartment was entered by maintenance without notice, impossible to contact the front office, laundry facilities are disgusting. I could go on for awhile. Spend your money elsewhere.

Very unhappy with our 3 year stay here. Once they switched management they continually went down hill. Didn't care about tenants who were struggling during covid 2020 but made time to renovate the property. Lots of hidden fees, the walls are very thin we can hear the dog barking from neighbors, appliances are outdated. Everything is completely mediocre here, same normal apartment issues as well. During my stay amenities have been unable to use often (pools constantly closed for "issues"), water got turned off unannounced constantly for maintenance, several water leaks. Be sure to document everything If you do decide to live here.

Everything about this complex is HORRIBLE! Worst 2 years of my life. My first month there had call about my rent because it was substantially larger than agreed in lease. Problem was they lost my lease and tried to raise my rent by $300. Told me the algorithm for rent was generated by computer and nothing they could do. Luckily i still had lease agreement so they had to agree to what they originally planned to. The office lies about everything. Whether it's rent, your leasing agreement, deposit etc. Anything and everything to get more money out of you. Maintenance never does there job correctly or efficiently. NO MATTER HOW APPEALING OR CHEAP COMPLEX MAKE IT SEEM, DONT FALL FOR IT. Again, they will make sure to get every dime out of you. Run from this place.

We have lived here for 2 years and can’t wait to be done. Let’s start at the beginning, we were so looking forward to moving in and then wet quickly disappointed. When we moved in the first thing we found was about 15-20 loose screws that were sticking up through the carpet as well as a nice thin layer of drywall dust. Clearly they hadn’t cleaned up after maintenance when the apartment was vacant. At the time our daughter was barely walking and found several screws with her knees and feet. Then days after taking keys they started calling on a daily basis to tell us that they had miscalculated our move in fees and were in DIRE need of $8. Called every single day for a week straight until I made it into the office. I can only assume without the $8 the entire company would have folded with how often they called. Then the maintenance issues started. First it was the dishwasher that went down, sent in the request, guy was out the next day to tell us it was broke and they would be bringing us a new one. That took over a month to get during which time we received no updates on when that would be coming in. Then the furnace started acting funny the next fall. They came and looked at it, said they’d be back, and about a month later people showed up to replace the entire hvac system with with no notice. Then in the winter we had a leaky window in our daughters room, sent a maintenance request a week before we had subzero temps for several days. They didn’t come to even look at it until more than a month later. I took the liberty of buying some window sealant and doing the job myself. Fast forward to now and they are painting patios and giving residents, you guessed it, zero notice! On top of all of this the only thing I would recommend if you still plan on moving in, and get a ground level apartment, is to invest in a dehumidifier for the inevitable leaks you will have. Every time it rains we have to run ours for at least a day to avoid a soggy carpet in the corner of a bedroom. Whenever we send a maintenance request we are told they fixed it by adjusting the downspouts and gutters… run, my best advice for renters is to run, from this place and any Maxus property.