Former Resident
May 27, 2025 • Jonathan R.
If you're thinking of renting at Legends at River Oaks, please read this.
I lived in Unit #333 and got extremely sick—sinus issues, headaches, watery eyes, congestion—all of which started after moving in. The apartment smelled heavily of deodorizer at first, which I now believe was covering up mold. Eventually, I discovered a disgusting mold growth behind a TV that had been leaning against the wall. The wall was wet, the paint distorted, and the carpet beneath was stained black.
Maintenance confirmed the unit had a history of water damage and prior mold. Yet, instead of properly fixing it, they just ran a high-powered fan and told me to stay out of the room. I requested professional remediation and air testing. Management refused. I was told I’d have to pay for it myself, even though the leak and damage were caused by building issues.
I paid for professional mold testing myself. The results showed Chaetomium, Aspergillus, and Hyphal Fragments—all toxic. I brought this to staff, including Natalie Edwards, and was met with indifference and flat refusals to take action. They wouldn't even clean the carpets or wipe the walls. Even when the carpet remained wet days later, they insisted the issue was resolved.
They also tried to charge me for broken blinds at move-out—blinds that were already falling apart when I moved in. That was the final insult.
I’ve never felt so disregarded. This was more than bad service—it affected my health and my ability to feel safe in my own home. The level of negligence here, in my opinion, was staggering.
I strongly urge anyone considering this place to look elsewhere. There are far better, safer options in the area where tenants are actually treated like human beings.