Le Med Apartment Homes

One MAJOR drawback from this community is that it borders the Santa Ana Riverbed, which is the main artery for the homeless to move throughout Orange County. I am not aware as to who manages the location now, but during my tenure it was Michelle and April. It's easier to present this in list form, so I'm going to do it here for you: Pros: -Nice on the inside -Clean -If you get a downstairs unit, the patio is nice and spacious enough for a BBQ -2 car carport is very nice to have -Washer/Dryer hookups -Quiet (which is what gives it most of its stars) Cons: -If you're in an outer unit, be prepared for ANTS in your bathroom and kitchen. -ROACHES find their way into the apartments, and if you complain, you get management acting surprised yet refusing to actually do anything about it. Their exterminator comes once a month on Friday. You'll need to wait for the next scheduled appointment because they won't call them out to inspect single apartments. -Random WASPS show up in the bathrooms. -Homeless and bums digging through trash EVERY DAY. -Don't leave your car unlocked EVER. Transients make their way into the complex and check car door handles at night. -If you're downstairs, do not expect to hook a hose up to your hose hookup. -Do NOT put anything in your windows. You'll be told to take them down as they could be offensive, even during the holidays. -They say no charcoal BBQs but people have them and use them all the time. -They say not to hang anything outside, but people have things hung up (windchimes, bird feeders, etc.). -April -Michelle cares/cared even less than April about tenant satisfaction -Thin Walls. You will hear your neighbors singing in their shower. -Every time someone slams their door in your block, your apartment will shake. -They say no pets, yet half the complex has dogs. -I saw an older couple having intercourse in the pool in broad daylight. -Packages stolen from time to time from in front of door. -People hide from the cops in the riverbed, so helicopters are a regular sight and sound when trying to fall asleep at night. Most of these things are really just minor irritations, but when all are added together, it just makes them seem worse. Regardless of ALL of this, my wife and I actually enjoyed Le Med most of the time. I actually WOULD recommend Le Med, but I would give this list to anyone thinking about it and let them decide whether to roll the dice or not.

I have lived here for two years and I am very happy. The management team provided top notch service when I need something from them and the community is very clean. I love the fact that I have two parking spaces under a car port and how quiet the complex is. I have no plans on moving any time soon.

There are small projects constantly being done around the complex but these small projects are like band aids in comparison for a permanent fix. Fixtures are constantly being painted... ALL THE TIME. if you look at door frames, there are like 50 layers of paints. I think power washing and cleaning regularly would be a better solution. The managers are incompetent. My car has been broken into and things have been stolen from the patio; the managers failed to do anything about improving the security of the complex. The idea of a gated community being safer is a big hoax when it comes to these apartments.

I been living at le med for over a year now. It's a very relaxing place to live. The layout of the apartment is very open and roomy. I have a great view over looking the tennis court and pool from my patio. Parking is never an issue because each apartment has 2 assigned parking spots. The freeway entrance is down the street and there is plenty of good restaurants around town. This place is the best and I am happy living at le med.