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Radco Living False Credit Report Atlanta GA
First, let me start by saying I was moved into a dirty place where the counter tops/tub was peeling. I lived there for almost six months with a horrible roach/bed bug infestation. They were constantly crawling up the walls in the bathroom and kitchen.
The kitchen floor was lit erred with them always. Creekside never sprayed or did treatments as often as they were suppose to and the situation NEVER got better. In fact, I had to get the State Board to come out twice and take them to court before they would spray my place. Then they didn't even do treatments also on a regular basis like they were advised.
After months of being fed up with this situation and paying full price rent to only be able to inhabit my bedroom (the room with the least problems), never being able to cook in my place, getting bug bites all over me and not to mention the constant stress I was under whether I was home or not due to this.
I held back $200 from the last month of rent that I was there. They blocked me from paying in the office and online (before the next month was due) and then took me to court at the beginning on the next month and made me get out in three days.
They lied and told a judge I didn't owe anything else, they didn't want the 200 and that it would be settled if I moved out. On top of everything I went through they made me get out with little notice over 200. How is this acceptable behavior for an apartment complex? Especially after everything I went though with them.
At the very least I requested the case information so I can look up what they told the judge and no one seems to be able to assist with that in the office. Yet they sure did put it on my record for the remaining months. Now I could have sued them for what they did to me. I still have all the picture proof but instead wanted to come to some sort of agreement.
I can't get ahold of anyone in the office or management company. They will not return my calls and I need this taken care of it is affected me being able to move.
3 Updates & Rebuttals
Jim
Beverly Hills,California,
United States
Moron
#4Consumer Comment
Thu, November 07, 2019
You posted to a public website so you can let the public know your complaint. Your public is telling you that you're a moron. It's that simple. No one here is going to help you....
I don't have to know anything about your personal situation because I frankly don't care and it really isn't relevant. If you REALLY had out up with an uninhabitable condition, it was your responsibility to bring that to the attention of the landlord.
Otherwise, you made the choice, per your own narrative, to live like that. Wasting your breath calling me names is irrelevant. The only thing important people should take away from your narrative is you don't short pay a landlord - period. Otherwise you are in breach of your lease.
Landlords don't like tenants that are a pain in the a*s. Tenants like you simply aren't worth the time. But you truly are a moron, because they were able to evict you for the very low price of $200. Usually, it would cost thousands of dollars out of a landlord's pocket to evict a moron like you. But you managed to do it for $200, and all of it is your fault.
Now you want them to call you back, right? Just exactly what incentive do they have to return any of your idiotic phone calls? Answer: ZERO. Time for you to go away now MORON. Make sure future rebuttals list your name as MORON, so we know it's you.
Jon-Michael
Indianapolis,Indiana,
United States
To Jim AKA Dumba*s
#4Author of original report
Wed, November 06, 2019
First and foremost I dont know where you get off even trying to have an opinion unless you know my entire situation and that complex I was in (which you dont). Look up Creekside AMH and you will see the same things I mentioned and worse still going on.
Yes I can sue them and I will if this dont get off a credit. What part of I and a judge was told I dont owe anymore and then almost a year later they want to put something on my credit? Pretty much all of your points are invalid so Im not about to take my time to address each one.
They were aware from jump the situation I moved into. Not only did they not do anything about it but Im pretty sure I mentioned the State Board had to get involved twice before they even started regular treatments and she had to take them to court before they made necessary repairs to the closet that everything was coming from then after being told they still didnt repair it right AND once they got away with the boards case due to changed management they dropped off and stop treating all together.
Why dont you try going back to school and reading before you jump on a response you have no idea about. Obviously there is a huge issue if the board of health has to get involved and my whole bathroom and kitchen is infested.
Once again look them up on Google still just as lazy. Still have mice running around the walls roaches and bed bugs they are masquerading this grand front by putting new people in newly renovated places while the old places are still crap.
Read a d**n review idiot! Im obviously moved out they kicked me out three days after the court date over a year ago so once again you cant even understand English to be trying to respond to me. Im sure it also in the lease about unsanitary conditions since you wanna keep bringing up this lease which you again know nothing about unless youve lived here and it was unsanitary from jump.
I intend on taking this to whoever I have to because the point is I should have never had to pay to live in those conditions fir the 5 months when I was there and if they can put all this energy into the newly renovated places they couldve use that to properly exterminate my place so that I wouldnt be in that situation but they didnt cuz they dont care about their tenants.
PS. Unless you are the complex or management keeo your ignorant opinins to yourself.
Jim
Beverly Hills,California,
United States
You're Out of Luck - Time to Move
#4Consumer Comment
Wed, November 06, 2019
The fact you thought it was uninhabitable is sort of irrelevant since there is nothing in your narrative stating that you contacted management regarding these issues on the inside of the apartment. The only issue you discuss was with the exterior spraying.
Accordingly, you had no problem with the interior of the apartment despite your claims to the contrary. If you had a problem, then you would have said something in the narrative and they would have had to try and remedy the issues.
I held back $200 from the last month of rent that I was there. You are using the complaint of the interior to justify withholding of the rent. However, you have a lease and the lease requires you to pay in full regardless of what you believe are issues.
If in fact the apartment was uninhabitable, legally you have to notify the landlord, and they have the right to first cure the problem - which would include moving you to another apartment. Now they would do that at their expense, but you STILL have to pay the rent in full.
They lied and told a judge I didn't owe anything else, they didn't want the 200 and that it would be settled if I moved out. On top of everything I went through they made me get out with little notice over 200. How is this acceptable behavior for an apartment complex? Especially after everything I went though with them. That is called a compromise. There is no question you were in breach of your lease. NONE. This breach of your lease gave the landlord a great deal of leeway in how to deal with you.
They see you as a pain in the butt based on your previous action regarding the spraying - they would rather see you gone immediately for the price of $200, rather than have you pay the amount and fix the breach. The court agreed with the landlord because you were in breach, so the court sees this compromise as a reasonable way to fix everything, including the fact you hate where you live (your narrative).
So how is this acceptable? Well, they probably wanted you gone for a very long time, based on your narrative. By breaching the lease, you made their actions not only acceptable, but you played right into their hands.
You gave them the chance to successfully evict you for the very small price of $200. Most tenants in this situation think withholding rent gives them leverage. It's just the opposite. It gives the landlord much more leverage to act against a tenant.
Now I could have sued them for what they did to me. I still have all the picture proof but instead wanted to come to some sort of agreement. Actually, no you can't. Even if you had picture proof, your remedy under your lease agreement (and this is all boilerplate in every lease agreement) is that they have the right to fix everything before you get to that point, including moving you to a different apartment.
You wanted to come to some sort of agreement, but you had an agreement called a lease. That lease defined your rights and it defined their rights. There was no additional agreement to negotiate. I'm always amazed by people who want to negotiate a separate agreement with a landlord....just amazed.
They will not return my calls and I need this taken care of it is affected me being able to move. You are no longer a tenant - you breached your agreement and a court agreed with the landlord. There is no phone call for them to return.
It's time for you to contact a moving company and get your stuff packed up and moved out. If you don't, then I would expect the landlord to sue you for not moving, and they would win in such a case.
The moral to the story is always pay your rent per your lease in full. Always.