The Reporter
Selma,#2Consumer Suggestion
Tue, December 09, 2008
You have stated that the tenants at Briarwood apartments complained to Robert L. Jensen and Associates, about the problems with the managers there. Have they contacted the fair housing board to voice their complaints? I myself have been in contact with Robert L. Jensen, about illegal business practices in regards to how they have items removed from the premises. They use a little "mom and pop" business that goes by the name of Millers Hauling and Cleanup. This business has been known to remove items belonging to present tenants, while removing items left by previous tenants. They are an older hillbilly looking couple, that pull around an old bet up trailer, behind their pickup. They are working without a CA# (which is required by Ca. state law and D.O.T) , and without a current business license. I have called an notified Robert L. Jensen about this issue, and it looks like they still use them. Plus, the man who runs that business is a registered sex offender, and the woman is an ex-con. This just goes to show that Robert L.Jensen is not responding, and taking adequate action to preserve the safety, and well being of their tenants. Due to this information I know of first hand, I would have to say tell anyone you know renting from Robert L. Jensen, SEEK LEGAL ADVICE IMMEDIATELY. People have the idea they can't win against a big company like them, but when it comes to the renter , in California, the law is there to protect your rights, and safety. The bottom line is simple, when in doubt, seek out professional help. I feel for anyone dealing with that company, they are as bad a J.D. Home Rentals, and Sayland Properties, and a few other rental companies here in Fresno,Ca.
Dylan
Fresno,#3Author of original report
Sat, April 21, 2007
The tennants does have the lease agreement, but the company still tried to pull a fast one. It is sad that there are managers who manages apartment complexs that practices dishonest business.
Dylan
Fresno,#4Author of original report
Sat, April 21, 2007
The tennants does have the lease agreement, but the company still tried to pull a fast one. It is sad that there are managers who manages apartment complexs that practices dishonest business.
Dylan
Fresno,#5Author of original report
Sat, April 21, 2007
The tennants does have the lease agreement, but the company still tried to pull a fast one. It is sad that there are managers who manages apartment complexs that practices dishonest business.
Dylan
Fresno,#6Author of original report
Sat, April 21, 2007
The tennants does have the lease agreement, but the company still tried to pull a fast one. It is sad that there are managers who manages apartment complexs that practices dishonest business.
Edward
Vine Grove,#7Consumer Comment
Sat, April 21, 2007
It is just possible that you do things much differently in California. In every state that I have ever lived in where I have had to rent, I have always been given a copy of the rental agreement. I also have been given a walk-thru sheet that I fill out, and then I xerox a copy for myself. I would then get the office to initial and date my copy. You wrote that the tenants have gone to the office to complain about monthly rates being raised, even though they have term contract. That the office mysteriously loses the renters contract. Are you claiming that no renter is given a copy of their lease? If you are expecting everyone to believe that no copy of a lease is given to the tenants, you asking for too much. Good luck to you.