Cmorgan
Roseville,#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Thu, March 14, 2013
Tony you know better than that! Tony, you entered into this agreement as a professional licensed handyman. You provided a written bid for work in exchange for paying a security deposit and rent. You never completed the agreed work and left the home is wore shape than when you got there. Tony was working for us as a handyman and we gave him jobs and paid out a little over $6700 to him. So we told him about this house that needed work but the owners did not have the funds at the time; he jumped on the deal.
Yes Tony, you took the house as is because you didnt have any money and the owner was also cash poor at the time and as you know, the deal was you were supposed to do some work. The work was not getting done and you were not paying the minimal amount of money that you were supposed to pay.
So yes you were evicted. That is what happens when you sign a deal and you dont hold up your end of it. You knew full well that you were being evicted we gave you several warnings before we started the eviction.
The house was not clean when you left it was filthy; the yard was a mess and the swimming pool which you claimed that you knew how to take care of was deep green and looked like something from the Swamp Thing. I have pictures Tony if you need a reminder. There was no final walk through because you skipped before the Sheriff showed up, you didnt give me the key we had to have a locksmith and of course, you didnt give a forwarding address because you were avoiding us and our phone calls. I dont know where you came up with the idea that you had a security deposit; I suppose you thought that made your story better. Had you kept your end of the deal with the owner and ith RE/MAX you could have still been receiving jobs and getting paid. You mistreated our owner and bit the hand that fed you.