My wife and I were trying to save money when we moved into Twin Creek. Even though we had 2 young children we thought we could make due with the small amount of space but soon found that we were constantly aurguing due to the limited amount of space and dinginess of the apartment. Everything there was outdated and many things like the shower only partially worked. The small amount of money we may have saved cost our family dearly. I wish I had been smart enough to look a little harder for a larger and only slightly more expensive place. I also found that around Logan traffic is generally not an issue so I would recommend to others with families to look a little ways away from campus. The apartments are cheaper and nicer for families.

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From: alysrianxian	Date: 08/16/2009
It seems like the above response to the review was written by a moron with no kids, or by someone with the management of this apartment complex. Small cramped spaces = bad for families. Having two smalls kids myself, and three adults in one small space would indeed cause a lot of problems. If the place was indeed not upkept, had mice/bugs coming through the doorjams, high utility bills due to bad upkeep, and bad parking (all of this from previous posts I've seen, I have not lived here)...then it sounds like a terrible place for people to live. Trying to save face much, management? Not all domestic problems are caused by the people involved, ever stop to think some of the above problems put a lot of stress/strain on the family? All of the above is unacceptable for MY family. Due to this review response, I won't be looking at this apartment anymore for MY family. I'd rather not have to deal with THIS many problems, true or not. Seems like TOO much to handle.
From: Anonymous	Date: 11/28/2009
MORON? I'm not the one who moved into a tiny apartment with a bunch of kids while knowing it would be extremely cramped and uncomfortable, then blame the apartment complex later because "I" was such an idiot. In case you didn't understand that, moron, a person should check out an apartment before moving in. It isn't the complex's fault that you moved into an apartment that you KNEW was too small for your family.

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