Apartment Review for River Trace Apartments - Memphis, TN

If you ever wondered why there was no preventive maintenance at all and why work orders for serious maintenance issues went unanswered, it was because these apartments have been for sale for over two in a half years. Mid America has approved people being moved in here from The Memphis Housing Authority. Mid America has allowed innumerable amounts of people to be moved in here and pay in housing vouchers and other forms of welfare aid. Mid America has even done the tax credit thing with more than a few people. Anyone who moves here or is moved in here has no background/employment/or credit checks of any sort done at all. Things have been like this for quite a while now because they are for sale and are about to go under either new management or be a straight up HUD property or maybe some of the buildings will be torn down. I do not know. Here is proof of the sale... http://memphis.bizjournals.com/memphis/stories/2009/11/02/daily40.html?ana=from_rss#comment This ^ is from The Memphis Business Journal, 5 nov 09 Here is a cut and paste Mid-America is attributing the increase to the sale of two properties, one located in Greensboro, N.C., and another in Grenada, Miss. The company also is in the process of selling River Trace, a property it owns in Memphis. That sale is expected to close in the fourth quarter. Now here is what I am trying to figure out. River Trace does not commute with its residents at all. No one does anything on that end period. No one notifies anyone about anything over at River Trace either through e mails, flyers, or calls. Nothing. So, are the residents who live in these rotting, stinking, apartments going to be notified of the sale? I hope to God that Donna Hicks gets off her rear long enough to at least mail out notices about the sale and change of management or what have you. But I have a feeling she won't.