Raintree

happening regarding the complex. I have lived here for almost two years now and I’d stay another year if my schedule works out that way. They let me room with friends from my mission and it’s been such a treat to live with them! I will admit that the bathroom in the gym rarely has soap in it which could be managed better. I love it here though!

but for me personally it's been a non-issue.

the back spots). You do have to pay for laundry at their on-site laundry mat, which is a bit of a downside. It's not super expensive though and if you avoid weekends it's not normally too busy. Their staff have been great and cleaning checks are every 3-4 months and not that hard to pass. Overall, it's not perfect but it's a great place to live while you're in school!

shared room? absolutely garbage. I have yet to see a dishwasher here that works. They are always broken, filling up with water. When you request maintenance, they just tell you to run the dish washer once a day. I swear they get the maintenance workers off the side of the road. The hot tub is constantly broken, but instead of fixing the ancient equipment, they decided to put in an outdoor fireplace. I swear a child can run this place better. The only reason I have been staying is friends. But if you are looking for a place to stay, steer clear of raintree.

You park far away in the general parking lot, for me in Building 1 it's about a 5 minute walk just to get to my car and I have to pay $25 to park over there. And even with the general parking pass, there's no guarantee that your car won't get towed. My roommate had a general parking pass and her car got towed while she was in a general parking spot, she had to go pay over $200 to get her car back and then go to court to get it appealed when she did nothing wrong. The apartment also constantly has clogged drains, caulking that desperately needs be redone around the tub (because it's gone as of right now), a ridiculously loud a/c unit, and the walls are paper thin, you can hear everything everyone else says through them, even with doors closed. The pictures online also showed cabinets below the island/bar counter, but there is nothing there which means all our larger appliances have to be stored on the counter or under the sink. There also are only small 2 drawer dresser things per room, so again unlike the online pictures, you don't get a full dresser, they took those out of the apartments and now they're sitting over by the office, outside, getting worn out by the rain. We also were provided with only a small trash can for our kitchen and no other trash cans, plungers, brooms, shower curtains, or toilet brushes, so we had to go purchase our own. There are no working vacuums in the apartment or to borrow. Also, to do laundry, there's a laundry apartment you have to go to and it costs about $4-5 per load last I checked. Essentially, there's lots of perks, but the apartment itself isn't great and it's kind of a money grab, there are lots of fees so when the website says it's $450/ month, it's actually more like $550-$600 depending on the month and aside from the basic furniture, you purchase all other necessary items for the apartment yourself. I will say however that the maintenance team is amazing. We put in a bunch of maintenance requests and they were there within minutes and they fixed stuff we hadn’t even requested yet.

and it's nice that the BYU shuttle and a Provo bus have stops right by the apartment entrance. Overall I would definitely recommend living here!

listed as a social hotspot, yet it is so hard to invite friends when they have to park 1/2 a mile away because only 30 guest passes are available to the entire complex.