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The Waypointe

The Waypointe

(16 reviews)

I've lived here since 2021 and they have had a lot of change in management but some of the reviews…read moreare ridiculous. Cons: change in management, if you don't lock your car & because the garage is wide open you are at risk of break in., random fire alarm can get pulled so making everyone evacuate. Pro: door friendly, a lot of community events and raffles, mailroom is better and they fixed the mailroom issues they had a couple of years ago. The restaurants and bars downstairs I saw someone say there were drive bys I've never heard that, that is insane and inaccurate.

Please do yourself a favor and seriously reconsider living here. Before signing a lease at The…read moreWaypointe, read the reviews for both the property and South Oxford Management. Don't just look at the rating. Actually read what residents have written. I wish I had, because many complaints about poor communication, maintenance, and lack of follow-through are remarkably similar to what I have now experienced firsthand. Knowing what I know now, I would not have chosen to live here. The maintenance technicians themselves have been great when an issue finally reaches them. Management and communication are the problem. I documented several issues on my move-in checklist, personally handed it to the leasing office, and was told work orders would be submitted. Months later, some remain unresolved. Management recently told me two requests were "pending" because they didn't have permission to enter, yet nobody ever contacted me asking for permission. Previously, we rearranged our schedules for a Friday maintenance appointment, were told around 4 PM they weren't coming, and then maintenance showed up Monday without anyone telling us. Coordinating basic maintenance has become a constant game of cat and mouse. The same problem became apparent during an EV charging dispute. Management told me Level 1 charging from an existing garage outlet violated a "long-standing community policy." I reviewed my lease and addenda and couldn't find the prohibition. I asked several staff members and the Community Manager directly three separate times to provide this supposedly long-standing policy. It was never provided. Eventually, management sent a community-wide email stating the rule. I appreciate that it is finally clear, but if this policy had already existed and been communicated to residents, providing it when I first asked should have ended the discussion immediately. Even more disappointing was management's response after I raised specific questions: "Given the length and number of issues addressed, we are not going to respond to each statement or contention individually." I'm including a screenshot so prospective residents can read that response and form their own opinion. From my perspective, saying there are essentially too many concerns to address is a remarkable response, especially when many arose because getting straightforward answers was so difficult in the first place. This isn't happening in isolation. The pool has repeatedly been closed, the garage access barrier has been broken for about a month despite residents paying to park there, there have been repeated fire alarm issues, and maintenance concerns reported at move-in remain unresolved. Part of our closet system even fell from the ceiling and nearly hit my girlfriend. It was eventually fixed, but only after more than a week of calls and repeated follow-ups. I'm including photos and screenshots so prospective residents can see some of this for themselves. Management, if you're reading this, it really isn't complicated. If something is a "long-standing policy," provide it when asked. If you say work orders will be submitted, follow through. If maintenance needs permission to enter, contact the resident. If an appointment changes, communicate it. Residents should not have to send email after email chasing management for basic information and follow-through. What makes this especially frustrating is how quickly management communicates when they want to tell a resident what they cannot do, compared with how difficult it is to get that same urgency when a resident actually needs something. The technicians and other staff I've dealt with have generally been nice and helpful. Unfortunately, my experience with management has been poor communication, poor follow-through, unclear answers, and far too much effort required to resolve issues that should be straightforward.

Felner Corporation

Felner Corporation

(20 reviews)

If you are looking for a property management company that is proactive and focuses on communication…read morewith it's board members than you have come to the right spot. The team at Felner Corporation is professional and has the associations best interest at heart. Becoming involved in my association felt like a part time job which I truly didn't understand. The team at Felner helped educate me and our entire board... Felner Corporation is a great asset to any association!

If I could give zero stars, I would…read more I have been dealing with asbestos issues at my property, and I have been trying repeatedly to communicate with Christine, the Property Manager, but she does not respond. She does not return calls, is rarely available, and is never in the office when I need to speak with her. Christine also does not appear to take the time to properly review the bylaws before taking over the management of a new property when she joins Felner. She does not resolve issues, does not respond to residents, is never available, and does not return phone calls. Debra at the front desk is extremely rude and does not even allow you to explain why you are calling. Matt, the assistant, is even less helpful and often does not seem to know where anything is or how to assist with basic questions. The service has been absolutely horrible. There is a complete lack of communication, follow-up, and accountability. When residents have serious issues with their property, we should be able to expect management to respond, be available, and actually work toward resolving the problem. Unfortunately, that has not been my experience with Christine, Debra, or Matt.

WFL Real Estate Services - propertymgmt - Updated October 2026

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