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I really enjoyed living here for the most part. Logan Landing itself deserves 5 stars. I lived here for an entire year. Our heater went out on Christmas day and the maintenance guy came to fix it within an hour. On Christmas! At 8PM at night. The knob on our dryer broke, and the maintenance guy had the correct part to fix it same day. When we signed our lease, we were told we need a 60 day notice that we would leave, since 60 days is a bit longer than standard. This was no problem. I made friends with the apartment manager (Shelly) and was able to hear her side. She is the only person in the office, which would be quite stressful. She doesn't OWN the apartments, she just manages them, and makes sure everyone pays rent on time. She would have to hunt people down for rent, since the APARTMENT COMPANY demands rent to be paid in full on the first, with a grace period to the third. This was in the lease when it was signed. Being in a college town, it can be difficult to be a landlord. Many students leave in May and cannot finish the full lease. This is not student housing, and you are aware for that when you sign the lease. This causes a lot of arguments since Shelly really does not have the power to change a legal document. This is a very NO-BS kind of place, which you know that when you're filling out an application. They are straightforward and honest with the process, and left no room for interpretation, which was great. We have a dog, that we would walk on a leash and follow him behind to pick up his poop. This is the responsibility of owning a dog. This is where I DISLIKED living here: It's not the apartment's fault so I'm not going to knock down stars. There is dog poop everywhere. So many people here don't know how to clean up after their dog. On multiple occasions, I see unleashed dogs. ones that will come charging after you. See, I LOVE dogs, I always have. I am not afraid of them and I know if it's a playful run or an angry one. MY dog doesn't know this, and he would get freaked out. There is a strict leash law in Logan, and is enforced by the apartment. It was a struggle taking my dog out for walks since dogs would run up to him. I understand the need for a dog to play, but there are dog parks in logan that are wonderful. This is what we did. I have seen people let their dogs poop and don't pick it up. I always had to watch where I walked. You were also allowed to fence off your little part of grass to contain your dog. The ground maintenance was great, though. They would be out there picking up the poop so we would have somewhere nice to live. The lawns were regularly mowed as well. So in summary if you don't want to read everything; The apartment manager is really nice once you get to know her. She is just doing her job and gets the short end of the stick for trying to follow the rules SOMEONE ELSE has put into place. The people that live at Logan Landing don't know how to clean up after their dog and complain about having responsibilities when they are offered other options. Maintenance is great all around.
Faith Kimery
May 03, 2017
I really enjoyed living here for the most part. Logan Landing itself deserves 5 stars. I lived here for an entire year. Our heater went out on Christmas day and the maintenance guy came to fix it within an hour. On Christmas! At 8PM at night. The knob on our dryer broke, and the maintenance guy had the correct part to fix it same day. When we signed our lease, we were told we need a 60 day notice that we would leave, since 60 days is a bit longer than standard. This was no problem. I made friends with the apartment manager (Shelly) and was able to hear her side. She is the only person in the office, which would be quite stressful. She doesn't OWN the apartments, she just manages them, and makes sure everyone pays rent on time. She would have to hunt people down for rent, since the APARTMENT COMPANY demands rent to be paid in full on the first, with a grace period to the third. This was in the lease when it was signed. Being in a college town, it can be difficult to be a landlord. Many students leave in May and cannot finish the full lease. This is not student housing, and you are aware for that when you sign the lease. This causes a lot of arguments since Shelly really does not have the power to change a legal document. This is a very NO-BS kind of place, which you know that when you're filling out an application. They are straightforward and honest with the process, and left no room for interpretation, which was great. We have a dog, that we would walk on a leash and follow him behind to pick up his poop. This is the responsibility of owning a dog. This is where I DISLIKED living here: It's not the apartment's fault so I'm not going to knock down stars. There is dog poop everywhere. So many people here don't know how to clean up after their dog. On multiple occasions, I see unleashed dogs. ones that will come charging after you. See, I LOVE dogs, I always have. I am not afraid of them and I know if it's a playful run or an angry one. MY dog doesn't know this, and he would get freaked out. There is a strict leash law in Logan, and is enforced by the apartment. It was a struggle taking my dog out for walks since dogs would run up to him. I understand the need for a dog to play, but there are dog parks in logan that are wonderful. This is what we did. I have seen people let their dogs poop and don't pick it up. I always had to watch where I walked. You were also allowed to fence off your little part of grass to contain your dog. The ground maintenance was great, though. They would be out there picking up the poop so we would have somewhere nice to live. The lawns were regularly mowed as well. So in summary if you don't want to read everything; The apartment manager is really nice once you get to know her. She is just doing her job and gets the short end of the stick for trying to follow the rules SOMEONE ELSE has put into place. The people that live at Logan Landing don't know how to clean up after their dog and complain about having responsibilities when they are offered other options. Maintenance is great all around.
Faith Kimery
May 03, 2017
Yeah, don't move in here. Main reasons being are you'll get eviction notices threatening legal action even when you pay your rent on time, and a full year after moving out they will FINALLY send you your first, only, and FINAL notice to pay for cleaning and shampooing the apartment with no prior warning and promptly threaten to take you to collections. In addition to all of this the place is a meth den and the owner is a complete ###hole. They'll take your money, rent will go up ~$50-$100 a year after year all the while your apartment degrades and they do nothing about it. The apartments are a complete dump for how much they cost RUN, RUN FAR FAR AWAY AND WARN OTHERS OF THIS PLACE.
Drew Wilcken
April 18, 2017
I can't rate this apartment a zero so I gave it a 1. When you go on the website don't let the pictures of the apartment fool you. They look nothing like that. The apartments have things that need to be fixed and they hardly ever fix things and when they do it takes months for them to come. We went 4 weeks in the dead if winter with the heater broken before they came and fixed it. We finally decided to move back to Arizona. They contacted us 11 months later to tell us that we owed $660 for repairs and carpet cleaning. The carpets were gross cuz one time our washing machine leaked and went over the carpet and they did nothing about it. The things they say that they needed to repair I will bet my life on it were things that never got fixed when we lived there. The only reason we are paying it is cuz it's been sent to a lawyer. They are very shady. I would discourage anyone from moving there. They are the worst apartments that I've ever lived in. You would be a fool to waste your money on these apartments. With how many apartment buildings that are being built in Utah county there's has to be better ones to live in.
Jen Bushman
March 21, 2017
WORST living experience. The apartments are owned by the meanest man I have ever met. Yelled at me for letting my 8 WEEK OLD puppy pee on his grass because we will "kill it" the grass is significantly overwatered (Up to 3 times daily for each cycle) and most likely crawling with mold and bacteria, which SURPRISE!! kills grass. The pool and bb quart were closed a majority of the time we lived here and the dog park is always disgusting and covered in cigarette butts. So if you're moving in for the amenities, forget about it! The grass is always soaked in the summer time. I'm talking swampy yard..the entire warm season. The apartments are swarming with drug dealers and addicts (you'll know them when you see them) and other sketchy criminal activity. Recently a car was vandalized with "FDT" on the hood and multiple have been broken into and tires slashed, windows broken out, etc. if you follow OPD on Facebook, they have reports of criminal activity there at least once a week. Rent is outrageous and they will not take the time to fix things that are broken in a timely manner, however the maintainance guy, Nile, is a true gem. He is really sweet and tries hard to stay on top of stuff. He just needs help! But I'm sure the owner just wants to save a quick buck. You have to pay for parking and there are no clear signs saying where visitor parking is, so you come home to someone in your spot on multiple occasions. We paid to get out of our lease early because of what a joke this has been for us. We cleaned our apartment SPOTLESS. Took a week. Our last landlord said we left that house the cleanest they have ever seen it (I left this apartment in the same condition) cleaned carpets (paid a professional), scrubbed walls, painted. They are now charging us $295 worth of cleaning and painting (including carpet cleaning) when it probably took them 5 minutes to spot check small tedious areas. We left the apartment in PERFECT condition and got a huge slap in the face for it. I would give them 0 stars if that were an option. I should have left the place a mess and advise anyone moving out in the future to do so. Good ridence village park.
Katie Potter
January 27, 2017
One 30 second phone call was enough to know how my experience would be living here. The manager was very unwilling to talk and answer questions. She was very self-centered and condescending. Find another place to live. You'll be glad you did.
Steven Barson
January 26, 2017
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Kaslyn Andreasen
January 14, 2017
Good things: The apartment was livable, for a college student, and relatively clean. The appliances were also new and worked well, for the most part. Bad things: Air conditioning was dead for 5-6 months OVER the summer, and replaced with a portable AC unit, which couldn't cool a single room. Shouldn't take 6 months to repair an AC unit, and we reported it as an issue several times. There was recently a break-in, where a man was shot and killed right next to the apartment that I lived in. I also saw a guy trying to steal a bike, and my roommates tires were slashed. Insane pricing for the quality of the apartment and the area, and the late fees are there to obviously prey on the majority poor population of the complex. Rent's due on a Thursday, but you get paid on Friday? Better hope the check can cover an extra $250. Don't live here if there is any other possible option.
Garrett Ercanbrack
January 11, 2017