This unusual apartment complex does not have any models to show and expects or should I say tricks the public into trusting them.

We leased a two bedroom apartment from them in this manner and feel deceived.

When the sales gal advised us that they were fully rented and didn t have any units to show we should have run away.

We fell for the propaganda that they were fully rented because the apartments were so great.

They are not.

They are never fully rented.

They say that so you do not actually have an opportunity to inspect the apartments.

Don t fall for it.

Most Apartment complexes don t have anything to hide and will be happy to show you a Model.

Don t sign a lease and show up on moving day never having seen these units.

You will be disappointed.

Never rent any apartment with out first checking out their model.

This is the only way you will be able to see the general condition of the units.

User Responses
From: Anonymous	Date: 02/24/2008
I used to live at Twin Creeks and am thinking about moving there again. I have also worked for apartment complex's in the past and the reason many complex's don't use "models" is because of the diverse floor plans. And everyone knows (or should know) that a model is only equiped with the VERY BEST of EVERYTHING. I have lived in many apartments in many different states and everywhere I have gone is the same. Maybe Twin Creeks only allows you to view "your" apt because they don't want to be deceptive. Only my thoughts on it though, but I really enjoyed living at Twin Creeks (the maintenance staff is excellent)!
From: Anonymous	Date: 03/05/2008
Funny, everytime I'm shown a model I make a point to ask if the same appliances/cabinets/fixtures etc. are the same in every apartment and never has there been any variation from the model.

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