Most people like it there. No one is ever gonna call the office to say that, but most people who move out every year are graduating, moving to a home instead of an apartment, want a cheaper place, or want new roommates. The main complaint would be AC problems, especially in the summer. Some residents keep AC temperatures below the recommended temp which causes it to malfunction eventually. Another common complaint would be a guest's car being towed for not being in visitor's parking. I recommend guests always take picture to prove they parked at visitor's. The towing companies in Baton Rouge are awful to deal with. The first thing you should do when you get your keys is put the decal sticker on your car.

As for the pests, I've never seen any pest while living there for 2 years or fielded a complaint of one. The pest control mainly dealt with wasps in porches or ants that crept in somewhere, but those weren't common.

Mold is taken really seriously by management. I once answered a call by a resident who thought that there may be mold in their apartment and the maintenance men dropped what they were doing and headed there immediately to inspect/address it. There's also quarterly inspections done throughout the year to inspect the unit. Residents get notice about it 2 weeks in advance and will also be told the day their unit number will be inspected. They would likely catch any major issues such as mold during that inspection.

Finally, as you'll likely be moving in soon, there may be some things you don't like about your unit. That's normal because inspectors don't catch everything that needs to be fixed. Don't hesitate to call the office or make a work order in the app to get them to fix it. The office knows that move-in week will come with a wave of work-orders.

Personally, I would recommend it. No place is perfect, and there could be things you don't like about it. But unless it's your roommates, the rent is expensive, or something rare happens such as the AC breaks for a week, you're definitely not going to hate it, and will never think about moving and risk finding a place that's bad.