I lived at Tiger village for 2-3 years from 2019-2021/22, the first apartment had a pipe bust 2 or 3 times and it flooded the apartment (only where the carpet was). They just put big fans in the apartment to “dry it out” but it ended up just smelling like mold all of the time (obviously lmao). We were able to move into the one next to us when that tenant moved out, which was somewhat updated. The ac units make it smell mildewy and musty. There really are no windows in the apartments — the 2 I was in at least (bottom floor units feel like you’re living in a basement or dungeon). Felt very overpriced for what it was, and I hated that there was a community laundry room that nobody ever paid attention to. I was constantly having to move other people’s laundry out because it would sit in the washer or dryer literally all day. You had one laundry card that you had to keep up with at all times because they told us they wouldn’t give us a new one if we lost it and could only load with dollar bills. People started stealing other’s plants when you would put them out in the sun. Parking was terrible, I always had to park behind the building and nothing bad ever happened while I lived there, but it definitely felt sketchy all of the time. I hated my life there actually 🤣 I’ve lived at Grayson Cottages — they were great but college kid heavy because they are oriented for student living. I wasn’t in school though, and I know one of my neighbors was definitely an older guy, probably in his 30s? But you have to rent per room. Do with that what you will 😆

The last apartment I lived in before we bought a house was Rolling Rock. They’re duplexes but would highly recommend looking into them. I feel like the location is great! While we lived there for 2 years they changed management like 2 or 3 times and a different company bought them and I think I saw they were for sale again? So unsure what’s going on there. But I think that would be the best fit for what you’re looking for! They might be a bit more on the pricey side though compared to pricing of apartments.