Candace
Tucson,#2Author of original report
Thu, September 13, 2007
The BS about the "abandonment notice" is part of legality issue. Seeing as how BC did not follow the legal guidelines in sending this supposed notice. It is required to be sent certified mail according to the Landlord/Tennant Act in AZ. And if I recall correctly I have an email from Teri herself confirming that was not done. As for being cooperative with the police and myself that is also a fabrication. Unless taking 3months to produce requested information is considered cooperation...
Candace
Tucson,#3Author of original report
Thu, September 13, 2007
Amazing how Brewer Caldwell cannot get their facts straight or manipulates factors to cover their wrong doings. To say there is no 30day notice on file is an outright lie. The fact is I have an email confirmation from 2 managers @ BC that confirms it was received. It was also mailed certified mail which I also have a copy of. Nice try tho. As for the letter from the owner, it came 6months prior to our move out so it could not have been due to move out photos. ALSO..the move out inspection was not completed until after we had come into clean up the disaster the maintenance person left after he ransacked our house and stole our property. Amazing. Thats ok, all these facts will be coming out in court. Good thing I kept ALL the email transmissions and mail confirmations to back up the truth, something BC seems to not have a good handle on.
Teri
Tucson,#4UPDATE Employee
Thu, June 14, 2007
From the stand point of Brewer Caldwell property Management, these are the events that transpired. It is very difficult to respond to allegations that are not specific. What maintenance issues? What illegal Procedures? The reason the tenants received a letter from the owner was simply because she was sent by us the move-out pictures. Nothing needed to be said it was all self explanatory from the pictures. We have no 30-day notice in writing from the tenant; our policy is in writing on the first of the month 30 days prior to the lease expiring. The tenants did not pay there last months rent, we sent them a 5-day notice, and we received no response from them. We then posted abandonment on the door, waited the appropriate time before entering. 30-31 days later the tenant came in to pay the rent. At this time is when BC found out that there was some items left that the tenant still wanted. We confronted an employee in the maintenance dept who told us for over a week that nothing but trash was left behind and it was all disposed of. After a week the employee decided to then tell us there was a computer that he kept. This employee was immediately terminated and we have been very cooperative with her and the police in this matter. Thank you, Brewer Caldwell Employee