Claimant says: "I have had several issues that have not been resolved. I've come into the office to discuss those issues, called, and sent emails too. None have been resolved. I've reported threats and intimidation from male employees in person and by written by email as the office ordered. I've even sent them to Tesco Properties, manager of this complex. Additionally money has been stolen and not returned to me, mail has been missing, my address was not properly disclosed to me or mailbox, rodents have been in my apartment and no he” ...Show more »

Claimant says: "I have had several issues that have not been resolved. I've come into the office to discuss those issues, called, and sent emails too. None have been resolved. I've reported threats and intimidation from male employees in person and by written by email as the office ordered. I've even sent them to Tesco Properties, manager of this complex. Additionally money has been stolen and not returned to me, mail has been missing, my address was not properly disclosed to me or mailbox, rodents have been in my apartment and no help was given from staff and it was not removed by staff or contractors, several large leaks of water from the busted up ceiling in my apartment were often reported to you and no one cared or acted, drug deals and other nuicanses were reported to you and nothing we as handled, and yesterday my apartment flooded and no help was given- maintenance had an attitude, didn't bring tools, and today came by this morning and did nothing, I had to recontact you about it to get things fixed, my phone has been stolen and confidential papers have been moved and replaced and my phone box was opened, I have received a retaliatory notice of violation of my lease for excessive tissue and makeup wipes in the toilet for making reports to you and police, I've been intimidated and mistreated by staff and left in the cold and rain when making reports, I've been urged to fight by your behavior. I've also reported other crimes that have happened to me on your property and told police. I have damages to my car and health sue to these things too. I am fed up. I demand compensation and return of my taken money, I demand a retraction of the notice of lease violation, I demand an apology and actions taken on my reports. I will no longer fear you. I will speak up for myself and argue with you even. I'm an unlicensed attorney and LLM student and enough is enough. These living conditions have caused me to be attacked and targeted. I demand compensation and damages and a fixed or better apartment with carpet too.*” ...Show less »

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Claimant says: "Property management company rented us a house with known electrical problems taking place in the home. Less than a month after moving in the home, the electrical breaker box located inside the garage blew causing almost all of the plug outlets inside the home not to work. Made numerous attempts to get the property management company to resolve repairs for the defective electrical breaker box and non working plug outlets. Mailed written notice advising the property manager of needed electrical repairs. The property manag” ...Show more »

Claimant says: "Property management company rented us a house with known electrical problems taking place in the home. Less than a month after moving in the home, the electrical breaker box located inside the garage blew causing almost all of the plug outlets inside the home not to work. Made numerous attempts to get the property management company to resolve repairs for the defective electrical breaker box and non working plug outlets. Mailed written notice advising the property manager of needed electrical repairs. The property manager finally responded via letter acknowledging the reported electrical problems in the home but failed to repair. As a result, while away from home, an electrical fire took place starting in the garage where the defective electrical breaker box was located. The fire department put out the fire and disconnected the power and gas for security purposes. The home was without essential services and became uninhabitable as a result. The property manager came to the home the following day and told us we needed to find somewhere else to live because it was going to take several months before the home could be repaired. We were not required to pay rent that month because the home was uninhabitable and we had to permanently relocate. The property manager fraudulently tried to cash that month's rent anyway without our knowledge and the check bounced. The property manager purposely waiting until after we vacated the home to send notice of the returned rent check and his intent to take legal action if we did not resolve it. The property manager knew he was not entitled to rent for that month, which is why he didn't want us to receive his notice. We never received the notice because the property manager purposely sent it to the address of the home we vacated from. The property manager reported false information regarding the rent check in a complaint to the DA Bad Check Unit and as a result, criminal charges were filed against me and a bench warrant was issued for my arrest. I received a letter from the DA two months after the fact advising me of the charges and warrant. I resolved the warrant by paying an attorney $3,500 and I got the charges dismissed after paying $1,025 restitution for the rent check. I sent a 10 day demand letter to the property management company for reimbursement of the $3,500 attorney retainment fee, reimbursement of the $1,025 restitution I paid and the money for our security deposits that were not yet returned. The property management company responded saying that I was responsible for my own legal fees. However the charges in my case were a direct result of the property management company reporting false information in a complaint to the DA Bad Check Unit for a rent check they were not entitled to. If the property management company is claiming they already paid me the money for my security deposits, then they are responsible for paying my moving expenses to permanently relocate from the home. The fire that caused me to have to move was a result of the property management company failing to repair reported electrical problems in the home. The property management company has violated the following Nevada Laws: NRS 118A.290(1)(e) NRS 118A.355(1)(a) NRS 118A.380(1) NRS 118A.400(2) NRS 118A.242(6) NRS118A.510(1)*” ...Show less »

Claimant says: "She owes me 1100 dollars after i moved out 3 months ago.”

Claimant says: "on 2/3/2016 Approximately 5:30 a.m. I was ambushed trying to get into my apartment. I was Rob by two black, males, with an UZI Gun. they took my wallet, that has 200.00 dollars in cash in it. my Drivers License, my Houses Keys, and they took off with my car. I call the police, made a police Report. I identified one of the Robbers A Resident of the Housing Authority of Covington. where I live. in my lease state that any Criminal Activity that threatens the health, safety or right to peaceful enjoyment of the Landlord pre” ...Show more »

Claimant says: "on 2/3/2016 Approximately 5:30 a.m. I was ambushed trying to get into my apartment. I was Rob by two black, males, with an UZI Gun. they took my wallet, that has 200.00 dollars in cash in it. my Drivers License, my Houses Keys, and they took off with my car. I call the police, made a police Report. I identified one of the Robbers A Resident of the Housing Authority of Covington. where I live. in my lease state that any Criminal Activity that threatens the health, safety or right to peaceful enjoyment of the Landlord premises by other Residents or landlord Employees, or any Drug Related Criminal Activity engaged in by the Resident, any member of the Resident's Household, Guest or another person under the Resident's control, shall be cause for termination/non-renewal of occupancy as provided by Section 5101 of the Anti Drug Abuse Act of 1988, amendments of Section 6 (1) of the United States Housing Act of 1937, and Title 24 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 966, and/or Federal, State, and Local Law. Proof of violation shall not require criminal conviction, but shall be by a preponderance of the evidence. This policy is posted in the Landlord's Management Office, where copies are available upon request. Evictions for criminal activity or drug related criminal activity will be governed by 42 U.S.C. 4137d(1)(6) as implemented by 24 C.F.R. 966.4(f)(12)(I) and will not be governed by the grievance procedure of the authority.*” ...Show less »