Everything outside of the buildings. Very unkempt. And neglected. Landscaping catwalk parking lot elevators etc.

Amazing community, safe, one entrance, no thru traffic. Upscale, friendly and conveniently located. Close to beaches, restaurants and nightlife. read more

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I spent so much time here and I have nothing but good memories. All buildings have a pool/hot tub and tennis courts. The buildings go in a loop which was for me a 10min jogging track per loop! The gym is shared and rather small but does the job! There is a playground for children. The buildings have strict rules but all is well maintained. Always liked it here and it looks out on the casino race track so I watched the races from time to time too! read more

\"Demanding Job, But Results Are Exceptional And Appreciated\" Terrific Property Management just doesn't happen on a whim. It takes preparation and the hiring of qualified and educated personnel. Another most important quality, is that the candidate is a "people person," which is paramount for working in a Condominium Association. Do you think working with a Board of Directors and residents are easy tasks? They aren't, as we all know, and can be a grind. Most folks cannot handle an administrative position in the Property Management of a Condominium. The stress is too much. The average tenure of those in the Administration of a Condominium Community is about 5 years. Most people, in the workforce, go to work each day and have one particular job that they are maybe good at, but at least 65% of folks go to their jobs and don't even enjoy what they do. A Condo Administrator, for a Property Management firm, has a huge and difficult responsibility, arriving at work each day. They almost need a law degree to perform their duties, which include deciphering contracts, understanding Chapter 718, Florida Statutes for Condominiums, enforcing Rules and Regulations, Security, working with Insurance Carriers, Vendors, Contractors, Boards of Directors, and individual owners. Those are just a few of the tasks that a Property Administrator has to deal with each and every day, including the regular record keeping, responding to emails, preparing work orders, answering phone calls, and dealing with walk in residents. etc. Probably 90% of residents have no clue about the duties and the abilities of an Administrator to maintain an Association in first class condition. They must be licensed and renew every two years, after taking courses, to provide the best possible service for the Association. Luckily, for Cypress Bend Condo II, we have an exceptional person that handles all of those vital issues, with grace and transparency. Her name is Jessica Turnquest and she is an efficient and diligent employee and is always striving to represent herself and EPM in 5 star fashion. Having known Jessica, for over two years, she has always responded to my emails and answered my questions. She interacts very well with residents and is always courteous, with a smile on her face. She and our Manager, Marie Josephs, work very well together and keep all residents informed about the issues that arise. Her clerical skills are invaluable, including record keeping, database, computer expertise, and so much more. She handles her responsibilities with ease, as she has extensive real estate experience. She has my highest recommendation and EPM, I am sure, is very proud of her. She has the drive to be a success in any field or endeavor she chooses. She has my utmost respect and the residents are very happy with her performance at CBII. Thank you Jessica, for helping to make CBII a great place to call home. read more