I lived at the Grandstone Apartments in Mason, OH for three years, always paying my rent on time. I was offered another 12-month lease and tried twice to sign a new Lease Agreement; however, the property manager (Alex) then decided to request that my wife and I vacate the unit because "the owner wanted to take possession" of my unit. The real reason I was kicked out of my apartment is because I complained about the excessive noise eminating from the two apartment directly above me for over 5 months and the Warren County Sheriff came out three times to tell the residents to reduce their noise. And Alex didn't care that I have combat PTSD, and I am a senior citizen and disabled (walking with a cane) - she told my wife and I to move out in 30 days or face eviction. Another one of my nearby neighbors even moved out from his apartment last summer because of the same loud noise. Then, when I suffered a stroke in the parking lot after receiving Alex's letter and rushed to the VA Hospital ER, Alex told my wife that she would still forcibly remove my belongings once evicted at the end of the month. Alex is a completely uncaring, self-centered, elitist person and she displays apathy about any activities at the complex - in fact she stated that she doesn't care about noise or keeping the peace at the complex, as there is nothing in the Lease obligating her to do anything. Consequently, if you don't care about having a "dictator" apartment manager who will treat you like garbage as soon as you move in, who will kick you out on the street if you ever approach the police about anything wrong, then perhaps Grandstone Apts is the place for you. However, I would run away from this complex if you live there or drive by it, because Alex will make your life completely miserable until you leave. Finally, if you are a disabled Military Veteran or a senior citizen, you will be despised the day Alex meets you. Be warned - while the apartment complex is in a nice and affluent neighborhood, you will live under a dictator who truly wants you to suffer. read more