If zero stars were an option, I would choose that. Renters beware.

Bucks Run may look like a cheap option, but you will absolutely pay for it in other ways. In the winter, expect electric bills around $400 for a small apartment kept at 62 degrees, and you will still be cold.

We lived here for five years, and during that time we witnessed multiple evictions, squatters, drug use, and severely overcrowded units, including up to six adults living in a one-bedroom. We also dealt with bed bugs,... roaches, mice, and other ongoing issues.

There are only eight washers and dryers for the entire complex, and they are frequently broken. It was not unusual to find cigarettes, tampons, or bandages mixed in with our laundry.

Maintenance is the bare minimum, if that. The buildings are in serious disrepair, with constant temporary fixes using tape, glue, and other quick patches instead of proper repairs. The original single-pane aluminum windows let cold air pour in, and you can literally feel drafts throughout the apartment.

The walls are extremely thin. We could hear our upstairs neighbor using the bathroom from our bedroom.

While there has been new management over the past year, and they are somewhat more responsive, the overall condition of the property has not meaningfully improved.

Photos are included so you can see exactly what you are getting. Areas that appear to be painted over rather than properly addressed, questionable black spots in walls, and poor-quality repairs throughout.

If you are considering living here, please take this as a serious warning. Read More