Bonita Cedars

Ok, where to start, where to start…
First off, if you plan on coming here to discuss applying for an apartment, I wish you the best of luck. Because the office is rarely open during their open hours.
Bouncing off the above comment, I have no earthly idea why you would want to talk to the apartment manager to begin with. I debate about whether I’d rather deal with Merabell or get hit by a car. It usually boils down to how fast the car is traveling…
She works very hard… at not coming into the office. Thank God for the other woman who works in the office with her (She’s been a life-​saver on more than one occasion.). Otherwise, no one would be there to help when something goes wrong, not that I would want to deal with Merabell even if she was there…
The maintenance staff does a great job, when they get a request, which isn’t as often as it should be, since the requests go through the office…
Speaking of the maintenance staff, you’ll get to know them well, because things break here, a lot.
The neighbors? As long as your neighbor isn’t the woman from apartment 11, you’ll be fine. She’s more trouble than Unilocal will let me type about. But, everyone else is pleasant.
With all said and done, these apartments aren’t worth the money. And, the residents should be paid for the problems they face.
Good luck, applicants!!!