I had a great experience with the mills A-Team today. Keypad on the door been beeping at me like I did something to it for a little while now. So I make the initial call at 11:32am and by high noon Im writing this review. Hats off to the mills A-Team here in Mitchell. Im grateful to live were Im cared about.

Ok, in all fairness I loved living here but moving out was a terrible experience. The manager is great and works hard at what she does. However, When I moved out, proper protocol was not followed. I was told that I would be receiving my deposit or at least notice that I wouldn’t be getting my deposit back within 45 days of moving out. We scheduled my final walkthrough the day after I moved everything out, and I arrived the next day at our scheduled time, waited for a half hour, and then had to leave for work. After calling, she said that she’d take care of the walkthrough and that I had nothing to worry about. I even came in the week after to ask her if there was anything I needed to fill out and she said, “No, you’re good.” So I left the office and waited. I moved out end of May, and waited until mid July for at least an email about the reimbursement. By this time, the 45 days were up by a few days so I tried to come into the office again at around 1:30pm(office hours are 8-5) and she wasn’t there. I called the number left on the manager’s door and didn’t get an answer; Instead a text saying I didn’t leave a forwarding address so they sent it to my apartment mailbox. I called their main office but they said that they couldn’t resolve the issue and that I might have to pay $20 dollars for some reason. I just decided to go to my old apartment that night to just ask the guy who moved in if he was still getting my mail and if he had any of my stuff. He said he did but just gave it to the manager earlier in the day. So in my head, I’m thinking I can finally just pick it up in the morning. Nope, due to “filing purposes” they have to mail it. I’m still waiting on my check writing an angry review...

There is NO safe place to go in the building if there is a tornado.CONS- The provided internet is terrible. It is lined, so you have to buy a cable and hook your computer directly up to the wall. Or, you can buy a router to at least have WIFI. But you will barely be able to stream Netflix.- The heating/AC unit is not suited for SD conditions. Even if you set the unit to autopilot, it will constantly run to make sure that the air is circulating in the apartment. It is constantly running and increasing your utility bill. The unit is extremely noisy, so you will not be able to hear anything in the living room while it is on. AND, it only heats/cools the area five feet in front of the unit.- The public hallways have absolutely no air circulation. This means that they are hot/stuffy and constantly smell like old, nasty food- The stairwells constantly smell like trash and marijuana- The average monthly utility bill is more than $40. I barely used the air conditioning in the summer and always made sure to turn all of my lights and appliances off and my bill was still over $40. Way more during the winter months when I had to keep the air/heat on.DO NOT trust anything management tells you.They will lie to make the sale. Before I signed my lease, I asked multiple questions about the property and Management flat-out lied to me when answering my questions. Two examples of the questions I asked:-I asked how late the construction crews would be working and if they worked on the weekends. I was told that they do not work past 5pm and not on weekends.--Reality: The crews worked until well past 8pm as long as there was still sunlight and worked early morning weekends-I asked multiple times if I needed to keep the apartment at a certain temperature to make sure that the pipes do not freeze in the winter. I was told that all of the pipes were in the middle of the building and that I did not have to turn the heat if I did not want to.--Reality: The front air conditioning heater/fan is horrible!! It started freezing when it started getting cold outside. I asked management about it and they said to me that I needed to make sure that it was always on. When I told them that I had asked questions about it before I moved in, they gave me the most disparaging/how-stupid-are-you look and said It is common sense that you would have to have the heat on when it is below a certain temp outside. You cant let things freeze over. It is basic, common sense

Love living at Edgerton!