This is my first experience living in base. I have lived in a lot of apartments and one other house. This is defiantly one of the nicer homes I have had. When we moved in it had been well cleaned, and our walk through was very thorough. Having lived in many other rentals I was able to catch little things that needed to be on the pre-inspection sheet. There were a couple things I was told I would not be charged for, but i wrote them down anyway. \nWe have had our house a year. In that time we have had a few maintenance issues that have been addressed right away. Everyone who has entered my home has ensured they had the correct permissions and been polite and respectful. The exterminator, who sprays monthly at no charge, is particularly pleasant. \nI feel very blessed to have the ability to live in what feels like a safe small town neighborhood so close to the city.\nThe pool is excellent and well kept, but I really wish it was open sooner in the spring and later in the fall. The hot tub is only open during the hottest months, so I don't really use it. The pool area also has a splash pad, which my 1 year old loves!\nOne of my favorite things is food truck Friday, a monthly event at the community center. A few food trucks pull up, and a lot of community members come out. Last time they opened the community center after hours because it was so hot. This was awesome for the kids! I discovered Bulldogis Unleashed at this event... YUMMY!\nMy only complaints:\nMinol is not a great company and I wish they would not do business with them. Their rates go way up in the summer, which is hard with the utility allotment decrease.\nOnce when I rented the community center, (a $45 charge, I am told it used to be free) the door was not unlocked. I was lucky that a staff member was there and was able to let me in. When you rent the room the only way to keep the door open is to prop it open with a chair, which makes entry and re-entry very awkward.
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