Stoneridge Apartments

If you work hard for your money and want a peaceful quiet place to live I would not recommend this apartment. If you don’t mind lots of noise this place if a great deal.
The good: The property manager is awesome and the apartments are spacious for the price. Soda machine is convenient.
The bad: By renting you are adopting packs of unsupervised disrespectful adolescent bratty children who roam the apartments courtyard making it nearly impossible to enter or exit your apartment without giving them attention whether it be good or bad. If you have a dog that needs to use the restroom… impossible. The courtyard outside your apartment front door is plagued with high pitched screams daily let alone constantly, leaving literally no place in your apartment to retreat to a quiet place of enjoyment without questioning if the children outside are being attacked by a wild animal or wired with copious amounts of sugar. The property manager has little power over bad parenting. Kids have the right to play, even when living next to a marching band seems quieter by comparison.
To the parents of the complex: It’s called a playground at a public park. Stop being lazy and disrespectful to your neighbors and take your kids to a park to work out their excess energy. I slave away for others to earn a few hours for myself and your crummy parenting overshadows my ability to enjoy what I slave away for.

So here’s the scoop. I’ve lived here now for two years. Rent is cheap and the apartments are big. Not the cleanest but big So you get over it. The people are pretty chill, and the place says quiet.
The main flaw is the way you have to go about Gettimg anything repaired. Fill out a form online, then they say they never receives it. It takes forever. April over at spm just took over u hope she picks that up.

I think the other review on here is referring to some other apartment because there’s no golf course here. Anyway, so I went with my two friends (it was just a place for me and one other person) and we met the on site manager Mike, he was SUPER nice and a really chill guy. The complex was beautiful, great pool with like 8 barbeque pits and anyone can use them. The apartment inside… OH MY GOD. It is HUGE! and only $ 850 a month! AND they had a promo for first month’s rent free. No pest like cockroaches, nothing. Air condition, nice counter tops, HUGE bedroom with mirror closet doors and even a counter with lights and a mirror. bathroom was awesome, lots of hall closet space. HUGE living room. I fell IN LOVE with this apartment. Mike was telling me how friendly everyone is and it honestly seemed like a dream!!! I’m young, only 19 but been on my own since i was 17 and had good rental history (i’ve rented places before) and a decent job, and I also had my mother co sign since she makes 4 ½ times the rent herself. I was told by mike that they require 2.5 or 3 times the rent. Mike told me they don’t care about credit (i have good credit and so does my mother) they just care about the rent being paid blah blah. But it was cool, there was other people around my age who lived there and Mike even told me that they have people of all ages.
Now here’s the reason why I’m giving it one star:
The application process. So I applied right, $ 40 credit check ($ 20 for me and $ 20 for my co-​signer) put all my paycheck stubs, my co signer’s paycheck stubs. Everything that was needed. I wait like 4 days and get a letter that I was denied, it said my income wasn’t enough and that the credit was too low. I called Shawn Noble (the guy you go through to get the place) and asked him why we were turned down. He said that they require a co-​signer to make 6 times the rent. RED flag, I have NEVER heard anyone say that a co-​signer needs to make 6 times the rent. He said himself that my mom only makes 4.5 times the rent. He said our credit was fine, but for some reason my mom’s credit report came up blank. So I said okay well if my father also co-​signs will it be okay if I apply again? He said sure. Another $ 40 bucks since my mom’s credit report came up blank and $ 20 for my dad’s. My dad is self employed (with a very successful business might I add) and he also gets Social security checks. So I give Mr. Noble $ 40 and a copy of my dad’s tax return and 3 paycheck stubs from my mom (just in case he tried to say I didn’t give anything). So 3 days go by and he says that my co-​signers STILL don’t make enough. My parents together make $ 83 k a year and they own their home. With my added income I make about $ 1500 a month. So I was thinking that he didn’t get the tax return or lost it or something. Well on the tax return, he says he can’t count the $ 23 k from the IRA. ARE YOU EFFING KIDDING ME??? So we withdrew our application because obviously this guy is making special rules for us for some reason. I don’t know maybe it’s because I would’ve been the only non-​white person in the complex, I don’t know. I asked him to return the $ 40 then since our income wasn’t enough according to him. And he’s refusing to answer my calls or call me back.
So 5 stars for the apartment, the size, the workmanship, the pool, the parking, the GUEST parking, thumbs up.
But unless you’re fully white and make at least $ 100 k a year. you won’t get this place. Or so it seems.
I think if it were up to Mike he would’ve let us have it. I never met this Mr. Noble guy but I don’t know what his problem was. I was told by Mike that we only needed to make 2.5 or 3 times the rent, and credit didn’t matter. (but i had great credit) I mean I’ve lived in an apartment for a year and my rent was only $ 750, $ 100 bucks more is not much of a difference. I paid my rent on time all the time. Got my full deposit back and everything.
If you get the place, congratulations. Tell me what you did to get it if you do. If you didn’t because of the same reasons, this place needs new management

This place is actually pretty nice to stay in… its on the golf course, and the newer apartments are fairly nice. The older apartments are way too expensive for what you get, and the complex iteself charges rediculous amounts for the smallest thing… day late on rent $ 50… I recently moved out and spent approximately 40 hours making sure that the place was spottless so i could get most of my $ 1,000 deposit back… i got back $ 27.00… this place stole from me, and i cant do anything about it… dont let it happen to you.