We alerted the management about a flaw from a renovation in 2022. Despite clear proof, no fixes happened. Now, the agency blames us for the issue, deducting funds from our bond.
hey, sounds messy. my advice: keep all proof and speak to management again. its weird they now blame u, especially after you reported the issue before. maybe consult someone legal if needed. also, check if they follow protocol cause its odd.
I know how annoying this can be. It’s baffling that management’s turning on you. Have you heard if any neighbors faced similar charges? Curious to know how you plan on addressing this. What are your next moves?
It appears that management is taking advantage of a situation that should have been resolved long ago. I experienced a similar issue and found that a detailed, written record of all communications, including exact dates and attachments of any photographs or videos, added credibility to my case. It is essential to request a formal explanation about the change in the narrative regarding the damages. Reviewing your lease alongside tenant rights documentation may also shed light on your position. This approach helped me secure a more favorable outcome and may benefit you as well.
hey, its nuts how they flip the blame on u now, especially with all the docs u got. maybe write up a formal complaint and push for answers. stay strong, they cant wiggle around u if u stick to your records.