La Maison Apartments have the "look" of your average middle class complex. The hedges and lawn are kept fairly decent, and the maintenece guys are always quick to help. The problem with this complex lies much deepter than the grounds or apartment's appearance.About 6 months ago my family and I visited the complex and spoke with the onsite manager. She assured us that this was a "family community". I do realize that trouble, drugs, and criminals lurk in the best of places, but never have I seen their problems blatantly displayed on a daily basis. As we took our tour of the complex, the property seemed quiet and even nice, yet no one seemed to be receptive to the manager's hellos or its a beautiful day comments. I believe I know know why. The manager made small talk as we walked through the complex about precautions taken in order to keep out people whom she referred to as Louisiana Refugees. She did say that two exceptions were made for a couple of family's that she stated had respectable jobs.If you still plan on moving into this complex, take my advice and avoid the playground after dark. Some of the resident teenagers gather to exchange drugs on an almost daily basis. Other than that, hope you choose a "home" close to someone that is trying to make ends meet and raise a family, someone who is afraid to complain, or someone like me who is tired of complaining without results. Hopefully your new neighbor will not be the resident drug supplier, or the man that tends to look a little to strong at a couple of underage girls in the complex.Sincerely,Respectable Resident Locked in By Lease!

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