RIVERSIDE TOWNHOUSES II
3013-19 NW 47TH TERR
RIVERSIDE , MO 64150
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Assisted housing category: Subsidized - Previously Insured
Owner organization name: Riverside Townhouses, Inc.
Management agent organization name: Heritage Management Corporation
Management agent main phone number: 785-273-2995
Management agent email address: riversidetownhouse@sbcglobal.net
Hud Administered ind: N
Contract doc type: HAP
Program type: LMSA
Rent to FMR ratio: 97.13617296
Rent to FMR description: Between 80% & 100% FMR
Total 1bedroom units: 6
Total 2bedroom units: 5
Total 3bedroom units: 2
1bedroom: $813.00 per month
2bedrooms: $978.00 per month
3bedrooms: $1,314.00 per month
Anonymous Just because
2016-01-20T00:39:28ZThe neighbors are friendly and rent is economical, but you don't get the best value for your money. The manager is hard to deal with, treats everyone as if they are an irritation, and maintenance jobs take an inordinate amount of time to finish (some The neighbors are friendly and rent is economical, but you don't get the best value for your money. The manager is hard to deal with, treats everyone as if they are an irritation, and maintenance jobs take an inordinate amount of time to finish (sometimes months). They oversee EVERYTHING that goes on. In addition, moving into and out of the establishment is a horror. Money put into the place? That is all forfeited due to the outrageous sum charged for "repairs" when you move out. They changed our carpeting, and also charged us to have the carpet cleaned? What? We also fixed all the breaches and walls upon move out, AND put down a layer of primer to avoid extra charges. They charged us almost $2000 for wall repair, primer, and 2 coats of paint. You are additionally responsible for paying rent and utilities until somebody moves in. Their application process is incredibly slow, and the income requirements are extreme...so locating someone to move in is like searching for a needle in a stack of hay. They need a simpler and faster way to decide if someone is qualified or not. It's an incredibly irritating process.I would suggest relocating there for the neighbors, but that is the only good thing about the place. more ...
cjmillan20
2013-10-01T19:52:44ZLiving there was great Nice neighborhood great area and very quiet Moving out is the part that isnt nice at all The website lists one of the benefits of living in a coop is the equity and making money on it while living there What they dont say is th Living there was great Nice neighborhood great area and very quiet Moving out is the part that isnt nice at all The website lists one of the benefits of living in a coop is the equity and making money on it while living there What they dont say is that they take a huge portion of it away when you move out And even if you move out and it takes them a month or more to paint the unit and clean the carpets you have to pay rent and utilities for that time until the new tenant moves in This was our problem and we were told because the paint in our unit was dark that it took a month to paint And you cant paint yourself because you run the risk of it not being done according to their standards and having to pay to have it done anyways They make it very difficult to move out Never moving back more ...