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Hi everyone,

I’m looking for advice because I’m not sure what my next steps should be.

For several months, I’ve been dealing with ongoing issues involving a neighboring resident at my apartment complex Yager Flats in Manor TX. The situation started with frequent loud arguments, yelling, and disturbances that sounded serious enough for me to be concerned about and weed smoke (I don't care what you smoke or where but once it starts coming into my apartment with my kids its an issue). I know the neighbor just had a baby and she has another smaller child.

One day, after hearing what sounded like a domestic dispute, I politely asked the resident to keep the noise down because it was disturbing myself and some other neighbors. Instead of resolving the issue, the interaction became hostile, and was I threatened by the resident’s boyfriend who just appeared frequently over the past few months.

Since then, I have reported my concerns to the leasing office multiple times. I’ve made them aware of the disturbances, the confrontation, and the fact that I no longer feel comfortable interacting with this person. The leasing office even told me that they would look into it and have multiple complaints for that apartment. Despite my complaints, I feel like the situation has not been adequately addressed.

My concerns are not just about noise anymore. At this point, it’s about safety and wanting to live in a peaceful environment without worrying about confrontations or ongoing disturbances.

For anyone who has dealt with something similar:

• What steps did you take when management wasn’t resolving the issue?
• Is there a point where I should contact corporate management or another agency?
• What kind of documentation should I be keeping?
• Are there tenant rights or protections I should be aware of in this situation?

I’m trying to handle this appropriately and would appreciate any advice from people who have been through something similar.

Has anyone else had issues with TSU admissions?

I’m a veteran transfer student with about a 3.7 GPA, Dean’s List , and I’ve already submitted all of my transcripts and required documents. I appliedin May and received confirmation that my application was submitted.

After not hearing anything for a while, I called to check on my application and fee waiver status and was told they couldn’t even find my application. I contacted Veterans Affairs, and they helped me submit what was needed and told me they could connect everything through my information even without a T-number.

Since then, I’ve been told different things every time I call. At one point I was told something on my application was showing up blank and that it was being forwarded to a counselor. Then I was told to call back in 3–5 business days. Later I was told my T-number wasn’t showing up in the system, but that same day Veterans Affairs was emailing me about next steps, transcripts, and certification requirements.

I’ve called admissions multiple times, emailed multiple departments, and most recently was told something had to be manually added to my file before a decision could be made.

Has anyone else gone through something like this with TSU? Who did you contact, and how did it get resolved? I’m just trying to figure out if this is normal or if there’s someone specific I should be reaching out to.