MICHELSON ORGANIZATION

March 2019: The manager, Kristina Singen, is a bona fide racist bully. I left Park Forest apartments over 2 years ago but she has continued to file case after case. She filed 6 (SIX) cases against me under Michelson Properties (the owner company) to obtain occupancy for ONE apartment. She has now, in 2019, she has filed yet another case against me under Park Forest Apartments, to make it look like I have been evicted multiple times from multiple properties. This is despite her initial filings being under Michelson. Fortunately for me, I have not had ANY problems getting nice accommodation, because people know sickness and racism when they see it. I had never been evicted before, and have not been evicted since. Kristina Singen also monitors my Facebook account and filed this latest case after I posted that I bought a car. She is trying to sue me for money I do not owe and will not pay "just to get her off my back." Karma gets people like her. I will also not stop living my best life and sharing my achievements on my Facebook page because of one miserable freak. Get a life. July 2017: There has been a perceptible lowering of customer service quality from the office since Sarah left. Despite never having been late with rent, Kristina Singen, the manager, picked a fight with me by ordering me to get rid of my pets, which were on my rental application and for which I pay monthly pet rent. This fight ended up in court as an eviction. Aside from personal vendettas, you will be bombarded with weekly edicts that whether you are present or not, the office will need access to your apartment. You will have notices put through your door every other day bothering you about this or that. It's not a peaceful place anymore. Rent elsewhere. As an aside, it is also dangerous to turn into the apartment complex when driving north on River des Peres as you have to pause mid traffic until the oncoming traffic slows down enough to let you through. During rush hour, the wait can last several minutes. Also, the steep slope uphill into the apartment complex can be difficult to navigate in rainy or icy conditions.