Jasmine At Sandy Springs

What to say about an apartment complex with pretty low rent? Well, you will get some low rent, noisy, inconsiderate jerks for neighbors– comes with the territory. That in mind, let us continue with the review. The pools are alternately filled with undesirables and every friend they could cram into the car, to being condemned for a three day stretch of time due to «chemical imbalances». Yeah, I dare say it was the weekend orgies of unwashed bodies that caused such an «imbalance». We actually scoured Sandy Springs for an alternate swimming area rather than go into that cesspool.
The upside of Jasmine? Well, it is pretty inexpensive to rent here, although they increased our rent $ 50 after six months. Two thumbs down to that. However, they do respond quickly to any maintenance requests, things are usually fixed the same day. The people in the office are usually helpful and courteous.
So, if you don’t mind loud, obnoxious neighbors or a virtual cesspool for swimming, come on down to the Jasmine.

It was so refreshing to get out of there last year that I cannot even start to describe how well it felt.
What are all the things I do not miss? hmmm…
–People constantly leaving their garbage outside their doors, including stinkin’ diapers.
–Lights in hallways and postbox areas continually being out, an invitation to being mugged.
–The place continually being bought out and changing management, (especially the last time, changing for the worse).
–Rent hikes up even though the economy hikes down along with the quality here.
–Numerous times, the couple above you screaming, yelling, throwing things at one another @ 2am. People yelling threats from their patios at one another using racial terms @ midnight.
–Calling numerous times for service on your apartment and never hearing back until you go to the office and talk to them personally since they NEVER answer the phone.
–Replacement of batteries in the smoke detector 3 times (over a 3 week period) before they finally realized it was the detector that was «faulty» as, it would start beeping continually within a few hours of replacing the batteries. And then it took them THREEEEE weeks to replace the detector as they have «NO replacements on hand.» In other words, I was without a smoke detector for 6 weeks.
–Mentioning problems about other tenants after trying to work with them yourself and they do nothing, or so little it changes nothing.
And all the things I DO miss? hmmmm… hmmmmmmmm…HMMMM…
–Walking out that door for the last time!
–And it was good that due to the fact I lived there and realizing the downhill turn that place was taking, I finally took the time to get my license to carry.
If you are considering moving to this complex, I would think alot, lot, lot, lot harder. Move to Iran. It’s cleaner and safer.