pros- safe neighborhood, family friendly environment
cons- Primarily the management and the front office. We've lived there 9 months and towards the end of our lease, things changed drastically. They changed rules where my roommates and I had to pay the whole rent at the same time. We all had different schedules, thus it was extremely difficult to find a time that worked for all of us. Not only that, but they barely notified us on our lease ending, consequently we ended up paying $200 more than our original rent. After we moved, we were charged extra on top of our $400 deposit. When we tried to contact the office, 3-4 times/5 no one picked up the phone. When we inquired of this extra charge, the manager was extremely rude and finally after sending us the charges, we were charged a ridiculous amount for not turning in our fitness cards (mind you, we were not informed to turn these in and had no reason to use them again). Overall, I am glad to be rid of this place and it's terrible employees. Ugh.

I deeply regret having moved to Almaville Farms at Seven Oaks. The contract I signed in May 2014 said I’d get a water bill every month and pay for my own water. 45 days later I received notice from the management office that this was no longer in effect and instead tenants would pay a flat rate of $58 a month for water, beginning July 2014. When I told them this was not what I signed for, they said there was a clause allowing for changes in the policy. I was outraged as this increased my water bill by more than $30. Home owners in Mt. Juliet, Brentwood and LaVergne with more than 2 people living in the house tell me their water bill is between $50-60. Though I have a 2bd/2bth apartment, I’m the only occupant and only use one bathroom. The common area inside the buildings is seldom cleaned and on many occasions the garbage is not picked-up. What a disappointment!! Unfortunately, I can ‘t incurred in all the work and expense of moving out again after only 1 year. I like the neighborhood.

I have lived at Almaville Farms for three weeks. The day I moved in, and for five days following, there was no air conditioning. I made numerous attempts to contact the leasing office, and the maintenance supervisor. I left voice mails that no one answered, I submitted a service ticket online that no one responded to. I was charged an application fee for my daughter by one leasing agent after being told by another leasing agent that it wouldn't be necessary. The management/leasing office will be very friendly until you sign the lease, then you are just a unit number.