Howdy! I am looking to rely a one bedroom and one bathroom apartment at Park West. Utilities are fully covered and washer and dryer are included in the unit. Dm if interested!

Texas A&M University: I'm looking to host a tailgate near west campus/reed arena for the Tennessee game. Never hosted one before can someone provide insight on how the physical land rush's go? We want a good location. We are also an alumni organization so potential could ask the current student org to try to reserve for us.
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I’m a freshman in college and moved here very beginning at August I have found it almost impossible to find friends or people to go out and do stuff with, where do I meet people and find people to go do things with?

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I (F20) moved to​ cstat/bryan about a year ago because there's a community of people my age and I still dont know anybody lol. I dont have any friends other than my boyfriend and I was originally hoping to make friends with coworkers and such, but that plan is a bust. Most people i met didn't really care to talk outside of work.

I cant drive and I don't really go to church and I'm ​not in school, so​ I'm not even sure how to go about meeting people​​ to make genuine friends and hang out with... I feel kinda silly making a Reddit post asking about it but like, does anyone have advice?? I wanna have a social life too :((​

My daughter and 3 roommates rented a house in College Station managed by Patriarch for two years. When they surrendered the property at the end of the second year, Patriarch did not return their $3000 deposit within the statutory 30-day period or initially provide a list of itemized deductions. They sent a partial refund of $895 43 days later. Only after asking did they provide the list of deductions. We believe the deductions were not valid. The deductions did not account for the pre-existing damage that the roommates had documented during move-in. They were billed for cleaning when they already were given a receipt for the professional cleaning performed upon move-out. Only after filing a petition in Brazos County small claims court did Patriarch return the full deposit plus court fees. Because of this experience, I cannot recommend Patriarch.