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Staci Armstrong Olson
I have applied for housing in my hometown of Manteca and surrounding areas. I was told there was a apartment complex in Ohio that was using my identity?? Without money for attorneys we remain stuck in the homeless crisis. I work full time plus 70 hrs a week as a OTR trucker. There’s more to the homeless crisis
Janell Dupree
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Honey Espinola (Honey Pope)
I am going to be hmeless and i am disabled i moved herelast October and the person i rent from says i hav3 to leave i am on SSI i have in-home supportive services.i was on the list for section 8 in Louisville Ky.and local housing authority. I'm not capible of living homeless i am barley able to take care of self.can any one help me.
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Have you put your complaints in writing and mail it with a return receipt or certified mail from your Post Office? You can tell a landlord anything you want and if there is no evidence that you told them, trust and believe me they will say that you never told them anything. So by spending the money to send it certified us the best but you can do it by return receipt and this will hold up in court if you have to go to court.
If you're still in the lease no they can't unless there's a hazard issue like apartments caught on fire next to yours and there's smoke damage to your unit (same for a house) that has to be repaired they can but not hold you to the lease because the unit turns out to be inhabital. You must take the landlord to court if they did something wrong and the only way these landlords can be stopped is if you take the time and energy to take them to court. Slumlords bank on tenants no going to court and sadly its true. So I've said this over and over to my friends that the only way the courts know that ANYONE is being cheated is take it to court , if you don't then how will they ever know, right?
Ttsofly that's my messager name send me a message I'll help u find something
That's a good question, but also it's just a little common sense leases are not made to break! When you sign a lease you are basically agreeing to do something and so an agreed lease is presented and signed until a spacific date when that lease is up.
If the electricity is inside your mobile home and it's owned by you it's your responsibility if the mobile home is owned by the owner it is his responsibility and then you can call fair housing and you also can called code enforcement
Code enforcement n the water company needs to be called to check the problems out
Put it in writing what ever the problem (s) is/are. Pay to have it mailed to get a signature it was received. If not taken care of then you can take your landlord to court to have it fixed. There's a process that has to be followed in order to get things done. A phone call will not work as they will claim you never called.
Contact Fair Housing. And ask them if there is an amount because that is way too much. Normally it is $50.00 that landlords can raise a rent amount.
They close during their lunch hour
They can raise 10% with 30day advance notice.... My started 725 6years again and we got raised 4x in one year once.... and now they requesting 1350 we were at 1250....
AC Guy said the AC n system too old thats why it stop working when it got super hot..
I think it depends on how the for was broken, if it's because it is very old and just wore out then i believe the landlord is responsible, they are responsible for the up keeping of their property so that it is deemed livable. But if you or someone that was your company broke it then it's your responsibility. I'm no professional but I have had a few "slumlords"
My daughter's apartments she's been at for 8 years just did the same thing. I've heard others are starting to do it as well. They are out pricing low to med incomes in the valley big time. Stockton is slowly purging people into homelessness.
Jusy follow instructions with what it says or go up to the local office in fair housing
they can charge you but if you go to court they have no grounds for collecting a late fee. So yes they can charge you but they cant collect it legally.
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