The Current at 37 Apartments

back gate unlatched so our dog would get out, outrageous cleaning fees upon move-out ($275), overpriced rent (buying a house was cheaper).

residents.

stealing my Pest money. They have one trash compactor for the WHOLE complex. It fills up pretty quick but you’ll see a sign for being charged if you don’t put trash in the compactor. No parking what so ever!

extremely helpful and kind, unlike what other people here are saying - at least in our experiences we have had with them. Our unit was new when we moved in and we haven't had any huge issues, just small inconveniences (ice maker not working, etc.). The only issues that we have had have been noise related. The walls are thinner compared to the previous apartment we lived in, so we keep our tv/music volume low and try to give some respect to our neighbors at all times. Occasionally, a neighbor or two will play music far too loudly, which can be frustrating at times. However, if passed on to management, they will ask a few questions about the situation and jump right in to fix it. Whether that's a courtesy knock on the door in a few minutes or a reminder through a letter, they will work on it. This does not happen often at all. So, overall, we dig this place and plan on renewing our lease in a few months. Advantages of The Current is that it's full of really, really nice apartment units with great residents and perks. Disadvantages of The Current are that the walls can sound pretty thin at times, especially during winters when A/C or other common noises aren't on. However, that disadvantage can be easily fixed with a call to management, so we do not consider this issue huge at all. Most of the time loud music is an accident anyway so it's not a big deal. Again, we love this place and highly recommend to people looking for an apartment community that is modernized and full of good perks.

every time. They also encouraged me to call the security officer. Never once did I get a call back from the security officer. Dozens of attempts before I gave up on that avenue. Then, a new manager appeared. I didn't know it was possible, but she was even less responsible than the previous staff. Ok, noise and unresponsiveness were my biggest issues. Now the other issues: Parking sucks. Unless you want to pay extra every month for covered parking, I suggest you break your leg and get a handicap tag. Even then, no guarantees. And people in this complex can't park between the lines! The pool is nice, when it's open. Several times, we found the gates chain-locked and management was confused about why the pool was closed. Rules at the pool aren't enforced - big parties, loud music, and glass containers on weekend evenings. Trash - all trash is taken to a large trash compactor that will take your breath away with the smell. It's often completely full. Which means people stack their trash up around the compactor, as well as in it. Great feature. I don't miss this place at all. Several of my apartment neighbors were experiencing many of the same issues - especially the noise and lack of response from management. Some of them were also experiencing mechanical issues that they had difficulty getting resolved.

I did not re new my lease, you could not pay me to live there. I go in to turn in my keys etc however the NEW assistant manager was too busy eating her Sonic her “wonderful husband brought her” to do a apt walk with me. She said, “we will send you a check in the mail that is your deposit.” Guess what, my check never came in but I got a lovely call from Collections saying I owe Vantage 300 dollars! Once I ask why, my apt was not dirty, nothing was wrong with it. Collections say call Vantage and see what it is for and then send us a letter saying why you want to disburse this. Well after attempting to get in contact with Vantage over 18 times NOT ONE ANSWER! I PROMISE YOU ARE BETTER OFF NOT RENTING A APARTMENT WITH VANTAGE! VANTAGE IS HORRIFIC!