Mountain View Apartments

Walked in to get an application for the apts. 2 people in the office, no greeting, couldn't be bothered to get up, the young lady just pointed to a place where they were, stated ," there's a waiting list of 3yrs if you still want to apply" I asked for a pen, " you need to take it home and fill it out" with that, she went back to her cellphone. Great example for your property

It is now May of 2018. I have lived here since June of 2011. About a year ago, the complex was bought or transferred to a Rural Development company, and the new company completely rehabbed it. New floors(Vinyl "wood"), new fridge, new stove, new bathroom cabinet, mirror, toilet. New landscaping. It is in much better shape now, and the managers are quick to help and competent with any service request. The rent is about 30% of a gross SS payment; in order to live here you must be retired or disabled. The waiting list can be long, especially now, but people are moving in and out all the time. The location is really very good, with a Food4Less, a gym, a cheap theater, a Jack-In-The-Box, a Subway, a gas station within walking distance, and an Asian/Filipino grocery mart close by as well

My parent's have lived here for year's and loved it initially as this was location was recommended by a Senior Advocacy counselor for Riverside County. Many changes have occurred putting the needs and safety of the senior residents at risk for their health and unfortunately safety. This isn't the place to find respect, dignity and common courtesy. They don't care.

It gives you piece of mind ,,there always there to help. Care about your needs they answer all calls that pertain to maintenance they fix or repair right away. This is God's waiting room. They make the threshold of life easy and peaceful. And make one feel needed , wanted.and meaningful. And much more to give and care..it's valuable and there's no price tag on it it's a gift the life thank you so appreciated

My car was stolen when I'd only been here a few weeks. The police found it wrecked the next day. It had been stolen by local wannabe gangstas who may be summering right here in the apartments of their grannies. I told the managers I'd like to fix a flier to warn new residents about the crime here, and they refused to allow it. Yesterday, six or seven repairmen came in to "fix" things, they left my apartment in chaos with my workstation and wifi undone, they used and ruined one of my nice clean towels. One of them suggested I get some earplugs if I didn't like the shouting conversation another of them was having on his cell phone. The manager doesn't care, won't listen, and won't even bother to look up from his work. This is no place me. I don't know how to say this in a politically correct