No pets allowed. Not even cats. Many people, no matter how much they like an apartment, will not…read morerent one if they don't even allow a cat or 2.

I was nervous about moving up north from Texas, and Stonebridge office and amenities have made it a…read morevery easy transition. The staff is knowledgeable and want to help you find the right fit. They take care of business thoroughly and efficiently. This community is full of people asking if you need any help moving boxes, see how you are doing when they see you in the hall. Too excited about the amenities, HEATED PARKING GARAGE, carts to take stuff to your apartment from garage, elevator, close to a park with a gazebo, and gym. I feel very blessed to have found this community.

Most people write bad reviews and don't ever think of writing good ones when things go well or they…read morehad a good experience. I am not giving RKAK a great review because there were a few things that pissed me off. They had only been our property managers for a few months. They informed me at one point that I didn't have a lease and I was going month to month even though my lease was signed and supposed to go until December. Do to the owner switching managers 3 times in the 3 years I lived there, they lost all of the leases and the upstairs neighbors and our notice to leave. We also had it worked out with the landlord and RKAK to have the upstairs neighbor and another friend take over our lease once we left. So when the time came they all denied any of this (future reference, get shit in writing...always...no matter how stupid it seems or how honest someone seems). So our friend was potentially homeless (he figured it out), our upstairs neighbor was stuck in his old place and they told us we had to give a 60 day notice so we would have to pay rent for months we weren't even there. They also tried to raise my rent at the same time. All I had to do to fix this was go the office and talk to them face to face, more like bitch at them. Once I had people in the office cornered they at least let us leave when we were originally suppose to without raising our rent. The checkout went fine. The guy had never seen the place before so we showed him the quirks of the place and the shit that was gross and broken prior to us moving in. Just to throw this out there, the place was in way better shape after I lived there. They claimed the carpets were cleaned, but I cleaned them myself with my mothers carpet cleaner and the water was disgusting. The building is over 120 years old so it was super dusty and there was blood splatter all over the kitchen ceilings from previous tenants getting drunk and punching each other. So I had to clean the place before I could even move in. I asked for some off of the deposit for having to do this but the owner just gave me $50 off rent each month and the deposit with no questions (shady). The owner "fixed" stuff himself, as cheaply as possible, so I stopped calling to get things fixed and just did it myself. The owner also said no painting but it was the one way I could cover up the blood splatters (no matter how many times I wiped that ceiling the blood returned...creepy). None of this was RKAK, just details. Even though I cleaned the carpets several times while I lived there and the owner was supposedly just going to replace the carpet anyway, they still charged me to have the carpets cleaned. They also charged me $120 for "General Repair" whatever that was. After we moved out, we had planned a trip to Thailand for a month and then we were moving to Denver. We stayed with a friend and gave RKAK her address to send anything (like our deposit back). They sent us a letter stating they charged us $125 for carpet cleaning and $120 for general repair, so we were still getting around $500 back from our deposit (keeping in mind the envelope had our new address hand written it on it). Upon applying for a new place here in Denver, the leasing agent sent a rental history report to RKAK and they claimed we owed $1600 and they were going to send it to collections the following week due to none payment. First of all, if we owed them this money, and they have our new address, why didn't they send us the statement? And where the hell did this charge come from? After calling them repeatedly and leaving message after message I finally got to talk to the guy that checked us out and knew us or at least our situation. He looked into it and they had charged us for the entire month of February and March. We checked out February 4th and payed for the 4 days prorated. He took care of it and resent the history report without the charges on it. Because all of this I am giving them 2 stars because these problems were easily fixed, but not 3 because they suck at communicating.

if I could give less than one star I would. all of the rental companies in Fargo/Moorhead are bad,…read morebut this place is the worst. impossible to speak to a human being unless you physically show up to the office, they rely on an AI answering machine and never answer the phone. the properties are filthy and infested with roaches, and there's constant problems with heat and water. I cannot wait to move out of this pigstye

Horrible company. Management are absolute slimeballs. Especially Jordan. I rented from them back in…read more2017 when I was only about 21 years old (young and naive). I was insistent the location downtown at the Billmeyer and the exposed brick walls even though the maintenance was awful, place was trashy and the rent was insanely overpriced. But none of those things was the real problem for me. I only made it halfway through my lease before I was evicted. I replaced a lost bank card and apparently had forgotten to update my payment card number in the online account for auto-pay, causing my rent to go unpaid without my knowledge. Honest mistake. They didn't care. They immediately jumped on the opportunity to evict me because they are ruthless and knew they could make more money off me by screwing me over. I had the funds to pay rent and when I saw I was being evicted, I called the management office right away and was literally desperately BEGGING them to just take my rent money. I was on the phone with Jordan literally in tears trying to remedy the situation and explain I didn't know. Not only was she unprofessional about it but was downright mean. She rudely and callously told me no and outright refuse to hear me out or work with me at all. Then accused me of smoke smell (just a made up excuse). As I'm sure you may have probably guessed from seeing the other plethora of scathing reviews; not only did they take my entire deposit, they charged me for every single little fee they possibly could and then forced me to also pay them for ALL THE REMAINING MONTHS ON MY LEASE THAT I WAS SUPPOSED TO BE LIVING THERE BUT WASNT. It's not hard to figure out why they wouldn't just work things out with me. It was so they could throw me out and charge me for all the remaining months on the lease agreement that I would have paid had I not been evicted, then quickly move a new tenant in ASAP to get their rent money as well - essentially doubling what they would have made off that unit had they just allowed me to stay there until the end of my lease. As of today (Nov. 2023) I still have an eviction on my record about $3,000 in collections from them 6 years later. This ordeal has caused a ton of hardship for me over the past 5-6 years. I have been repeatedly denied from almost every place I've applied to and tried to rent from. Been forced to have parents sign leases for me or had to rent rooms from friends. Not to mention the thousands in collections which I can't afford that has totally ruined my credit for my entire adult life (I'm 28 now, couldn't qualify for loans or get a credit card for years until recently) and I still can't get approved for apartments. It has been such a nightmare and a huge barrier for me, but Jordan Craig wouldn't know anything about that because she's a spoiled rich girl who works for daddy's parasitic landlord company ripping off very young/naive inexperienced working-class folks like myself who actually make a living doing honest work just to fork it over to these crooks instead of ever making any progress financially. Now that I'm older and wiser I realize I should have taken them to court immediately back in 2017 and realize that they were betting on 21 year old me not knowing any better. Purely opportunistic and predatory. This is a textbook example of the lazy bourgeois capitalist ownership class leeching off all of us actual working people with real jobs and manipulating us for the little we have because they control the property and get rich abusing the power they hold over us with it. Taking as much from us as they can get away with, knowing we had to do actual labor for that money. Then spitting in our faces adding insult to injury. The reason I'm here years later writing this is to warn the rest of you and also because I'm currently considering contacting legal council to see what my options are for suing Craig Properties for the hardship this has caused me for over half a decade now. Do not rent from these people. If for no other reason than they are scum and don't deserve your business on principle.

Let me just start by saying do not rent from this property. Please be warned they only care about…read moreyour money and will disrespect you until they take everything and you're left with nothing. They evicted me and when I tried to contact management they hung up on me and when I went into the office to speak to someone they called the cops and said they felt threatened without giving me the decency of communication. Keep in mind I'm a woman about 5'6 113 pounds and African American. They showed no professionalism or respect. This is the manager Jordan. Every time we spoke she spoke to me with aggression and a rude attitude. She even hung up on me when I had a water leak because I couldn't stay the night to clean up the water. This place has 0 professionalism. Please do not rent from this place!!! There's a special place in hell for them and I pray that you guys avoid them at all cost.

Wish I had never moved in. At $1300 a month, I would seriously expect they took care of and updated…read morethe property over the past 35 years. But they have the same old cabinets and appliances that were installed when the place was built, granted I knew this moving in. The only update that has been done, is the carpet, because they're forced to do so. I moved in, and have been out of town for pretty much the first two months of my lease when I finally had time to sit down and find things that still need attention, like the kitchen fluorescent lights on the vaulted ceiling that only works when it wants to. Then there's the drain in the main bathtub that can't keep up with the shower, and forces you to shower in water halfway to your ankles, by the time the water even heats up. The trim that's half falling off on the counter in the main bathroom. The rusted out HVAC vent in the main bathroom that doesn't even fit because it so old, rusted and warped. The master bedroom closet door has a very obvious mark where previous tenants dresser or something similar put a 2x2 corner indent and crack into the door. They definitely charged previous tenants for the damage, and never bothered to fix it. Old battered door trim shows its age. Even the key fob system they use is extremely outdated and they want to charge $200 for a lost fob, that most companies hand out like candy, to their employees, and $100 to reset if the battery in your door happens to go dead before you notify the office. So if things happen, it just shorts out, you have to argue your case. They make it very well known that they only replace the carpet, every 10 years, no matter how worn out it is. After the carpet is steamed and then vacuumed, things look fine. But after you've walked on it a bit, it definitely shows its worn out age. Then top that off with the gross feeling of walking on it barefoot, and the fact that it almost instantly looks and feels gross and worn out immediately...... Then there's a shelf in the master closet that has several screws pulling out of the wall, preventing me from hanging my clothes up even on the shelf above it, because they'll need the room to fix the wall, and put in new anchor screws. Not to mention that top shelf has some nasty residue on it as well. Nothing was truly properly cleaned her. Since the stove is at least 35 years old, it doesn't get hot enough to fry food or even pop popcorn without burning it. The 35 year old dishwasher has left the two loads with some dirty dishes that were well rinsed off, and never had an issue with my previous dishwasher at my old home. It left dirty sediment on some glasses and some residue on other dishes. I've let management know, and two days after contacting them, not even the Fluorescent lights in my kitchen have been replaced, which requires at least a 10 foot ladder. I admit, I've been here 2 months before contacting management. But in total, I've been here maybe 6-7 nights in total, before I finally got home to spend any real time to find things that were wrong over the past 6 days, and should have been taken care of before I even moved in. Just another slumlord, only with the high class price tag.

The longer I've lived here, the more I hate it. The only nice thing I have to say about it anymore…read moreis it's clean enough to not have cockroaches. But I have grown to hate, hate, HATE the way this place is managed. Last November they announced rent would be increasing and claimed it was due to rising costs. The letter they sent out to tenants then detailed their cost analysis compared to other apartment properties in town, and basically they realized they could get away with charging more. There was no discussion of costs, and whoever owns the property should have it mortgaged at a constant rate. Unless a bank holding the title raised interest rates, they should have been talking about utilities getting more expensive. Bad letter, and the truth of it came out- they simply wanted more money. That wouldn't bother me if they'd maintain or repair this damned place. Look through all the pictures I've uploaded. There's shabby, worn carpet throughout all the hallways, the carpet is getting so bad on stairs they're getting ready to face safety hazards, the block pillars for lights in the parking lot STILL haven't been repaired after they were knocked down last winter (it's almost July), and the underground parking constantly flooded until three weeks ago when they FINALLY cleaned the drain on the entrance ramp. It's like being in assisted living- everything is just so cheaply done and poorly maintained. Living here is what it's like to just give up and wait to die. I have never paid so much for an apartment that didn't come with a washer and dryer. Or at the very least a microwave. And the fridge is so cheap and terrible that our produce goes bad faster inside it than on the counter. Half the reason we're moving is that damned awful fridge. Stuff either freezes or spoils. You'll spend more on groceries here simply because the food won't keep. This place has been a big part of me hating Fargo and the midwest. Maybe that's unfair, but the attitude of "meh, good enough" and poorly or stupidly done features just drives me up the wall. The foyer for each building has a call box for visitors to use and gain entrance, but it only calls local numbers. It was designed for the day-and-age where people maintained land lines, but we've all got cell phones now and often out-of-state area codes. They flat refuse to add me to the directory, so I can't get deliveries unless I get a land line in the apartment. If the wiring is in place for that, it's in place for a proper intercom that simply buzzes each apartment. This would be the intelligent thing to install or retrofit . Because intelligence (or giving a damn) is required, I guarantee it won't happen. The office won't sign for any packages either, so good luck getting anything from UPS or FedEx if there's a signature requirement. Seriously, I loathe living here. And you can check my history of apartment reviews, I loved my places back in Tucson and Las Vegas. Renting in Fargo just sucks, with terrible apartments that are way too expensive and has driven my wife and I to buy a house. The mortgage will be fifty bucks more a month than we're already paying, more than double our square footage, and I can smoke a cigar in the garage during the winter if I want to. I pretty much hate Fargo, but the shitty management at Park Avenue is a major factor there. Don't rent anywhere in this town except Candlepark Properties townhouses. Otherwise, buy a rental property, become a slum lord, and make other dolts in this town pay you.

10/10 would not recommend. I lost 1/3 of the security deposit for things that were already done…read more This is after I payed $100+ on professional carpet cleaning that was required from them. If not, I would have been charged. With the cleaning, most of it was near to impossible to clean without hiring a someone to get into the smallest cracks. I tried my darn best and the young woman who did the check out, said that it has been the cleanest apartment that she had seen. Don't even bother cleaning because they are going to charge you anyways. If it wasn't for the proximity to college, I wouldn't recommend this company unless you are really in pinch. This is if you look past the mice and mice poop, extremely thin walls, questionable security door and lack of responses from the office. If you have another option, please take it.

I tried to get an apartment through this place and it would have cost 495$ a month and I got…read morerejected even after asking if I could get a co-signer. This place is COMPLETELY unreasonable and trashy. The apartment was nothing cute it is affordable living but horrible management and stupid standards for the most BASIC living arrangement. As a young person trying to find a place to live the standards for apartments are outrageous for an old tired building. DO NOT I MEAN DO NOT try and put in an application for ANY of these buildings cuz they will reject u and not even try and work with you.

I am currently 5 months into a 6 months lease with Skaff Apartment. For the most part the…read moreapartments are not bad. I've given them 2 stars because of secondhand smoke exposure despite "smoke-free" clause in the lease and building not being a true access controlled building (as brought up below). One recurring issue that I've been encountering is cigarette smoke coming into my unit. I have emailed the management several times about it and they keep telling me that they are taking steps. It's been 4-5 months now since I made the initial contact and has emailed several times as the problem has not been resolved and I've seen no prove of them taking any action. So if you don't want to deal with second-hand smoke, I don't recommend staying here. I've gotten to the point where I've been asking to be released from my lease and being told that the management will not release it regardless of the issue and if I wish to break it early then I still will be liable for the remaining months rent as well as any incentives that I've been given so I'm looking at over 1k to be owed because I wish to escape the secondhand smoke issue and keep my 1 yr old and 2 yr old from developing health issues due to exposure. Another issue is that people keep propping the entry doors open with rocks, cables, etc and it's supposed to be access controlled building so if you seek security, this may not be the best place for it and management, when I brought it up, told me to tell those that I see doing it to not do it anymore unfortunately it's often unsupervised so I could never "catch" them doing the act. If you wish for double security then this is not the place for you. On the positive side, I've been happy with my unit aside from those 2 issues. Any maintenance requests that I've made have often been dealt with in a reasonable frame of time. My unit is clean and has ample space. The bathrooms are easily usable (aside from when it's filled with secondhand smoke). Management is friendly though not always helpful or follow through and make assumptions instead of verifying facts when asked a question.

ive lived with skaff apartments for three years across two apartments, and while theyve never been…read moreparticularly great property managers ive never had a huge issue with them. a few things i have noticed across my two apartments is the unit that had higher income tenants that were more expensive generally had better landscaping and better maintenance response, they wont pick up the litter and dog poop on their property unless they get several complaints, and if you have make them do their job (i.e. manage their properties) they will do their best to do the absolute bare minimum. a big reason i had any goodwill for skaff to begin with is they had free laundry. i can deal with a lot for free laundry. but they recently switched out the laundry machines in every building to paid machines, with no notice to residents that this would be happening. this is well within their rights to do as far as i know for landlords, but as a business to callously put their financial bottom line above their customers best interest is what we call, "a dick move." on top of changing to paid laundry with no notice given to tenants, they also only put one set of machines in the laundry room when it used to have 2 sets. all the while every time i put in a maintenance request to clean the lint out of the dryer vents got marked as completed without anyone ever actually coming to clean the vents. skaff apartments has lost any goodwill i had for them and i would not recommend anyone rent with them.

I'd give a zero if that was an option. Charged me a violation for having my cat outside without…read moresupervision. He's an outdoor cat. As long as he's not in the hallways there should be no reason to give me a violation. Also he has a tracker and everything so I can clearly see if they lie about him being in the hallways.

I have been renting for a few years now, almost at 4 in the same place with them. They actually…read moretook over the management from the old owners and it has been a great change. Paying rent and uploading require documents is really nice on their platform. I just had to have maintenance come and fix the kitchen lights and sink. Brian was the maintenance tech and he was amazing! Very fast, knew what he was talking about, friendly, and they also texted me before coming like I requested witch is awesome! (most don't) With how many bad management companies there are in Fargo now, I feel lucky I got a good one!

Managers of our apartment do their job pretty well. Except when we moved from a 3 bedroom to a 2…read morebedroom. The 2 bedroom was very dirty and I had to clean it myself while moving in, that was hard. Then we get smokers below us and their cigarette smoke ends up in the master bathroom - very, very strong. I asked for help and got told there was nothing they could do to help keep the smoke out of our apartment. The hallway smells horrible because of cigarette smoke too. So we had smoke coming in under the door and through the vents in the bathrooms. The only thing management did was ask the tenants if they could not smoke, but that was optional. So we had to solve the problem ourselves or move. Also, there are a lot of marijuana smokers here. I was told by a homeless guy who was in the gym that the maintenance guy let him in. Did not dare use the gym because there were other people in there who did not live in the apartments. The maintenance guy also tried to get me to do my laundry free, he opened the washers up with a key. I told him I could not do that and just gave him the money. Dont trust him. He can get in my apartment. We will move out asap because upper management only seems to care about MONEY. This is Southpointe apartments in South Fargo.

This is one of my favorite apartments I've ever lived in! I lived in the D'Laundrecie's building,…read morewhich is historic and the architecture inside is beautiful. The apartments are a little small, but kept up really well and the prices are pretty good. I would have liked to have had a washer and dryer in my unit, but there is a laundry room in the building. I also liked being in the middle of downtown Fargo. Parking was somewhat of an issue, but if you pay the extra little bit of money for underground parking, it's totally worth it! Also, you can paint the walls of your apartment too, which is great!

This is an amazing location with nice floor plans and reasonable prices, but truly atrocious…read moremanagement. They messed up so many things while we lived there, and when it was time to move out they were almost cruel. At the end, they were threatening to sue us while they were simultaneously breaking parts of the lease and violating state law. I've lived in lots of rentals and have never had a single issue before with move-in or move-out, so this isn't a problem with me being a bad renter. It's just bad management. But if you can put up with that, the location and price is awesome.

Courtyard Apartments on Belsly, managed by Campbell Properties, is one of the worst rental…read moreexperiences I've ever had. The management is completely unresponsive and clearly doesn't care about their residents. They only care about collecting rent. There's an ongoing roach problem in the building that they refuse to properly deal with. They sprayed our apartment, but when we told them that our neighbors also said they had roaches, they ignored it and did nothing about the rest of the units. Instead of actually fixing the issue, they just try to cover it up. It's disgusting, lazy, and shows how little they value the people living here. Between the pest issues, lack of accountability, and their constant false advertising of "free rent" deals, I'd strongly recommend staying far away from Campbell Properties and Courtyard Apartments.

Be VERY CAREFUL renting from Campbell Properties! Be VERY…read moreCAREFUL renting from Campbell Properties. They are advertising rental specials and will LIE to you to get you to sign the lease and then say you signed the wrong lease and will not pay the special you were told you were getting! Very unethical practices from Campbell Properties.