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The apartments were built mid-70's, although the maintance is decent here, its age still shows, one nice thing about this place is that you don't need to pay for gas, which means you get all the hot water you want for free, but the stove, and heating and cooling unit are electric. The managment team here is not very good, I find them to rude be at times, not very friendly at all, and the fees for late rent are the highest I have ever seen, one day late is $50! Another problem is the parking, there is plenty of it without assigned parking spots , but if you don't have a pass, or a visitors pass for your car, you are getting towed. They seem to have a contract with The Tow Truck Company , that's the actual name of the business, I had a friend come and visit, he wasn't here not three hours and his car was towed, cost him $275 to get it back, and the messed up part was he came after six when the office was closed, so he couldn't even get a parking pass if he wanted ...

"); } if ($(imageDivId).length == 0) { $("#wrapper").after(contentText); } })(jQuery); BREMERTON, Wash. - Crystal Turner stood in the kitchen of her cramped apartment and stared at the cracks in the fake wood flooring beneath her feet. Surrounding her was the home she'd made for herself and her two sons in the past year, since they moved out of her Toyota Camry and into Admiral Manor, a low- rent apartment complex in west Bremerton . There was the single bedroom with two kids' beds on the floor. The living room she'd decorated with signs that said "Hope" and "Love." A dingy bathroom with a leaking toilet that had never been fixed. In this undated photo, Matthew Daigneault pushes his son Aden as he plays outside on the swings of his rental home in West Bremerton , Wash. (Larry Steagall/Kitsap Sun via AP) © 2017 Cox Media Group . Admiral Manor wasn 't the place Turner, a recovering addict, wanted to raise her boys. It was the place...